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The Washington herald., 1917-01-10
President and Mrs. Wilson Entertain
Diplomatic Corps at First Dinner

Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Bentley were
hosts at dinner last evening at the Uni
versity Club before the fortnightly dance,
entertaining in honor of Col. and Mrss
George c. Thorpe, u. s. NJ. c. Invited to
meet them were Mr.. and Mrs. William
r. Wheeler, of California; Representative
and Mrs. Ira C. Copley, Medical Di-
rector and Mrs. c. H. T. Lowdnes, Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Perry Miller, Mr.. and
Mrs. r. G. Donaldson. Lieut. Commander
Major. U. S. N; Mr.. Davis, and Mr..
Conwell Smith, of Baltimore.
Mrs, Lansing, wife of the Secretary
Of State, will receive this afternoon from
8 to o'clock assisted by her niece,
Mrs. John Foster Dulles, who is SPEND
ing the week with her. She VIII have
a number of other ladies receiving with
her.
Mrs McAdoo. wife of the Secretary
CT the Treasury, will not be at home
this Afternoon.
Mrs. Baker. wife of the Secretary of
War, will receive this afternoon from
until o'clock.
Daniels, wife of the Secretary of the
Navy, will not observe her Wednesday
at-home this week.
Secretary and Mrs. Daniels will leave
Washington today for Raleigh, N. c.,
to attend the inaugural exercises OF Gov.
Beckett, which will be held tomorrow.
Mrs. Franklin K. Lane will be at home
this afternoon, assisted by the wives of
a number of Secretary Lanes assistants
in the Interior Department. Mrs. Atlee
Pomerene and Mrs. William Chiffon will
preside at the tea table. Others assist
ing will be Mrs. Irvine L. Lenrott, Mrs.
Carl Hayden and Mrs. Scott Ferris. Re-
ceivinz with Mrs. Lane will be Mrs. Vo-
gelsang. wife of the first Assistant Secre-
tary of the Interior; Mrs. Bo Sweeney.
/ wife of the Assistant Secretary, and Mrs.
Stephen T. Mather, wife of the assistant
to the Secretary; Mrs. Thomas Ewing,
Mrs. Saltzgaber, Mrs. Van Manning, Mrs.
Cato Sells, Mrs. Clay TaIlman. Mrs. Ar
thur P. Davis, Mrs. Charles II. Bruce,
Mrs. Edgar B. Merritt, Mrs. Edward c.
Tieman, Mrs. william Ryan, Mrs. Her
bert A. Meyer. Mrs. Schleuter, Mrs. Carl
Vrooman, Mrs. Charles Henry Butler,
Mrs. William P. Malburn and Miss
Thomas.
Miss Eileen Roach. of Baltimore, who
is visiting Miss Helen McCumber. daugh-
ter of Senator and Mrs McCumber, was
tHe guest OIL nOnOr at DuIIet lunCneOn
which Miss Dorothy Shuey gave yester-
day at her residence in California street
There were thirty guests. The table was
adorned with a basket of liIacs, sweet
peas and other spring flowers.
Mrs. John Ritchie, jr.. was hostess
at card party yesterday in compliment
20 Miss Taylor Logic, debutante daugh-
;cr of DR.. and Mrs. Benjamin Rush
Logic
The other guests were Miss Mary
Veeder, Miss Dolores Crawford, Miss
Margaret Clark. Miss Nellie johnson,
Miss Mary Lord Andrews, Miss Kath-
arine Goodwin, Miss Francis Efinger,
Miss Katherine Efinger, Miss Dorothy
Mason, Miss Bessie Johnson. Miss Mary
Webb. Miss Anna Montgomery, Miss
Anne Maetier, Mrs. Mason Young, Mrs
Clay Bayly, Mrs. William Henry Hol-
combe and Mrs. Rozier Dulaney, tr. Mrs
Logic and Mrs. William Burr Harrison
presided at the tea table.
Mr.. ]. l. Todd, commissioner of pen
| sions of Canada, arrived at Washing gton
The Washington herald., 1917-01-10
MISSING GOOSE SOUGHT
BY WHOLE POLICE FORCE

The Washington police were asked yes
terday to search for a goose missing
from Rock Creek Park.
The big gray and white goose probably
has been eaten.
Every policeman in Washington has
teen asked to keep his eye on the look
out for the goose, on the alternate the
ory that 1t has escaped the Jungle"
camp fire of tramps or the range in
somebody's kitchen
The Washington herald., 1917-01-10

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles H. Sabin left
the Shoream yesterday for their home
in New York. The latter was Miss
Pauline Morton, daughter of the former
Secretary of War and a great belle in
the Roosevelt administration. Her mar
riage to Mr. Sabin took place about two
weeks ago. Mrs. Sabin was entertained
by a number of her old friends during
her brief visit here
The Washington herald., 1917-01-10
RACE WITH ELECTORAL VOTE.
Messengers of states Arrive with
New Jersey in the Lead.

The quadrennial race of messengers
from the several States to- deliver the
electoral vote finished at the Capitol yes
The Washington herald., 1917-01-10

Mrs. James A. Bayard will not be at
home today, but will receive the remain
ing Wednesdays in January.
The Washington herald., 1917-01-10

Mrs. James Pryor TarSin and Miss
Matte Marschall Curd went to New
York yesterday to keep a number of So
cial engagements. They will return here
in time for their afternoon at home next
Monday.
The Washington herald., 1917-01-10

Mrs. Hardy Page, wife of Lieut.. Page
U. S. N. is the guest Of her mother
Mrs. Froment, at the Ontario. while
Lieut.. Page is on sea duty.
The Washington herald., 1917-01-10
The Basement Floor

have boy who a small hat-don forget that loc
ufes for 81 90 $500 values And the tables which
home and dress needs for the family. Get the habit Of daily
Basement Store-and hundreds dollars annually
ais RoysI Store eIeNat
The Washington herald., 1917-01-10

Miss Rebecca Kite. who is passing tn
winter at Leesburg. Va, has come t
Washington for a brief visit.
The Washington herald., 1917-01-10

Mr.. ]. l. Todd. commissioner of pen
sions of Canada, arrived at washing gton
The Washington herald., 1917-01-10

Mrs. George Bowie Chapman will b
at home this afternoon and the follow
ing Wednesday in January.
Mrs. Rudolph Kaufman will not re
ceive today.
The Washington herald., 1917-01-10

Mrs. E. Bishop Grandin and the Misses
Grandin will be at home Wednesdays
in January.
The Washington herald., 1917-01-10

Mrs. Margaret Carroll and Mrs. ]. Z
Pierce, OF New York, are visiting II
Washington and are at the Shoreham.
The Washington herald., 1917-01-10

The Misses Lander. of the Marlbor-
ough, will not observe their Wednesdays
at home until January "A.
The Washington herald., 1917-01-10

. The Minister of Uruguay and Nine. d.
Pena were hosts at a dinner-dance a
the legation last evening, entertaining IL
homer Of their daughters, the Misses d.
Pena and their house guest, Miss Ethe
Hundley. of Baltimore. There wer
eighteen guests at the dinner and abou
eighty young people were invited 70
the dance " Iich followed.
The Washington herald., 1917-01-10

Mrs. ]. Hamilton Lewis, who, with
Senator Lewis, is making her home at
the Shoreham. will entertain at a large
reception on January 25.
The Washington herald., 1917-01-10
Her Jitney Sale Today

The Art Needework Department Second Floor pnD
offers nearly 900 pieces of Stamped Goods A
Cushion Covers, Various Bags, lSlnh Center II
pieces, Belts. Boudoir Caps Infant Caps. Etc See O
great table full to right of elevators. Choice for Sc.
The Washington herald., 1917-01-10

A bridge party followed by an after
noon tea and dancing, will be given for
the benefit of the Free Montessori School
of Foundlings Home, at the residence
of Mrs. Alexander Graham Bell, 1881 Con-
necticut avenue, Thursday. February s.
at 2:3o o'clock.
The Montessori Free Demonstration
School in Foundilngs' Home. has thirty
children who are receiving the opportuni-
ties for development afforded by the
complete Montessor program.
The Washington herald., 1917-01-10

Mr.. Charles Macveagh arrived yester-
day from New York and is established
at the Shoreham.
The Washington herald., 1917-01-10

Mrs. Richardson Clover and Miss Clover
will be at home today and the follow
ing Wednesdays in January.
The Washington herald., 1917-01-10

Mr.. and hrs. Berkeley L. Simmons en-
tertained at dinner at the University
Club last evening before the fortnightly
dance. in compliment to Miss Sylvia Cur
tis, OF New York, who is visiting Mr..
and Mrs. Francis Alton Connolly. The
other guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Connolly
and Mr.. Larkin Glazebrook.
The Washington herald., 1917-01-10

Mrs. Pou and the Misses Pou, wife and
daughters of Representative Pou, Joined
him yesterday at the Shoreham, where
they will spend the season.
The Washington herald., 1917-01-10

Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Coudert ar
rived from New York yesterday for a
few days in Washington, and are at the
Shoreham.
The Washington herald., 1917-01-10

Mr.. Richard Mortimer, of Tuxedo Park
is spending a few days at the Willard
The Washington herald., 1917-01-10

Mrs. Mason Blunt entertained twelve
guests at luncheon followed by bridge
yesterteday afternoon at her apartment
in the Toronto.
The Washington herald., 1917-01-10

Admiral Richardson Glover was host at
dinner of eighteen covers last evening
at his home in New Hampshire avenue,
when his guests were a number of his
former shipmates.
The Washington herald., 1917-01-10

co Oc to reupholster three-piece
30sJJ frame Suite; work by ex-
perts; satisfaction guaranteed.
Materials Extra-Tapestry, SI4o
to $40 yard; plain velour. SI.e8
yard; striped velour, S2.oS yard.
PaIais RoysL-Secend Floor.
The Washington herald., 1917-01-10
Today's Lingerie Sale

The Clearing Sale Of remaining stock of 1916 Lingerie
is nearing, its end Look for $lOO gowns, skirts
and combination garments Equally well made but less esb
oraey trimmed garments only Soc for choice Corse
Covers and Drawers. trimmed with aces guaranteed
fray tear in the laundry.
Pa,ais RoyaI--street FIoor-uear
The daily Alaskan., 1917-03-03
CONSUMPTION IN L. s.

Nl matter how you view the mill tugy service bill sent to the Sen ate tvo days ago, or no matter what name you give it, you can u.4ke nothing else of it but con srI.y,ion. It is conscriptiion pure and simple. although only of a pa.t,aI kind. It provides for an aruy cf the future and does not at all interfere with people who have ccuc tn the age when the business e, life should occupy all their at fca.ou. This law ought to be of advantage to the youths affected in- s-ea4 of Q detriment. A military training will develop them and the Giciplmary rules are bound to have d. beneficial effect. It will make rae.u better physically and mentally and the country will have trained mlu 10 defend it if the occasion eyer comes. But where will the results oi the great war come to au end?
The daily Alaskan., 1917-03-03

Ths Daily AlaskRn charges for all uuhjeRtions not solicited, which Includes all notices, other than churches or sehAritRbls societies.
The daily Alaskan., 1917-03-03

ORDER AND NOTICE OF SPEC
 IAL ELECTION TO BE HELD
 ON TUESDAY. MARCH 9th,
 1917.
 In the Town of skagway, Alaska, First Judicial Division, pursuant 10 au order for an election to fill a vacancy in the office of mem Der of the House Of Representa- tiYes from the First Judicial Di- y;s;Cn of Alaska, made and issued on the 31st day of January 1917, by the Hon. J. F. A. Strong, Gov ernor cI the Territory Of Alaska, under and by virtue of the authori- " conferred on him by section 4, o5 the Organic Act, approved March 24, 1912 and in conformity there with:
 Notice is hereby given that %n election will be held on Tuesday, March 6, 1917, between the hours Of eight o'clock a. m. and seven o'clock ?. n. of said date.
 The Common Council of skag- way, Alaska, having heretofore by resolution duly designated the vot- ing precinct of said town and the Polir~ place therein the electors re- siding within the boundary of the said Town of Skagway, Alaska, wt.cn are as follows:
 Ail of the plated townsite of the Town of Skagway, Alaska, will vote at the Town Hall building wElch is located on Lot Three (S) Block Eight (S) situated on Fifth Avenue between State and Main streets the same being the duly designated polling place in and for the voting precinct of the Town of Skagway.
 Dated at skagway, Alaska, Feb ruaTy Sth, 1917
 Csigned) The Common Council of
 the Town of skagway, Territory
 of Alaska.
 (seaD D. MCKAY. Acting Clerk.
The daily Alaskan., 1917-03-03

(COntinued on page 4)
The daily Alaskan., 1917-03-03

Eagles meets the first and third Wednesday night of each month at tneil hall on Fifth Avenue. Visit ing brothers cordially invited to attend. J. M. Gl eisbacil, w. P.
 J. V. Miller, Secretary.
The daily Alaskan., 1917-03-03

Admitted 'as second clasa mail matter July IS. 1898. at the skag= way!P. O.
The daily Alaskan., 1917-03-03

Arctic Brotherhood. -
 M Camp SkagWaV No. l, ES S@ A. B. meets every sec ,N%4 ond and fourth Tues - day evening at S:3O D.. m. sharp. Visiting brothers cordial ly welcome. w. L. stevenson, Arc Se Chief. w. E. Burford, Arctic RecC rder.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-12-07
Mnilag mub &on9s6er9 &aabcn=
fabrif.

Den 10. Sttober ON Mftcnen neb=
brRnote 5aber og @ebleriet pna
Sellebpf 9oup1op, &ongsberg. -
9ranoun al1tages iiffert at bprc
poo1ot. 5olootcrnc, ioole6es ogioo
De peo Standardization 1totionereoc
Gogtmonolfobcr, bjolp pes 5ll,fnin-
gen. Dee0ens allies OpmGrtl ombcb
bar br1ben0t poo Srol1oe11, fanot
ct Mnlog 5tr0 moo @oobcnfobrif=
fen, lom CT bc!iggcn0e ca. 2 eng.
Mil fra Dompiorcn. gn fren1meo
trengte ino / 6obriffe1 ng offDreoe
2 5fu0 mp6 8agtlnar0 8jprn0ale11,
0oa l1ocn at lonre ocru1e. @agtmal=
oen llog pjebliffdig Mlorm, men Set
lDffcOcs Mttentotnnonoc11 at unofom=
me. 8oooe @ron0en og Mttentotet
i9ttcS / Sor6i116elic n1e0 Sc mango
andre npltiife 8ronoe> Ser Dor fun
set SteO / Set iioite pg ion1 mt til
lfripcs tplfc 5pioner.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-12-07

til at toge til Moci11e og bgre SEN
oonlfe Hreit. San piolte life, Ser
bar oonit HrGlt, % ipurgte betG1l=
felig, ON Dan %pr9bifebe CUBS Or0
ret. Seq baD0e iaaet Saitor 0ans
og @ultr1ts 8ille0er, og tog Dem
trent og bite bont 0enL i6et ieg for=
lifrebe, ban preoifeoe bao0e gobt
og ret. Seq fif imiolertio ct ligc
loa be1ternt Spor, bom piloe bal'
life bpre; ban flt1oc lie, bon fsrte
falit 2ere. Seq piloe pt6e, bporpao
ban funoe lie Set, og fit ii! 5par:
49, jeg fan ie, Fan bor Hibefrope
paa." Wonoen por 8aptilt> og, MI
brg6 Oct. les/ fra begge 5toer mes
9iSput ON 9aoben.
Noget efter tom Yaltor San til
Seminariet ior at Doloe T%oreorag
Soo brp0 ~6en m1erifanlfe Gej0e'
no. n1e0' @elfpl0ning ufalf 9are
cit an0en &ett1ing, og laa fom Sci
oel0ige: u5loget ueo &atefismuS"
Ser bleb lfreDet til @a11paca> ieQ
fprte folif 2are, % 2pftet ON min
Ordination taget tilbage; rnen III
bilbe Sc prOinere Gborl1p. Wenigbe:
sem foltbol6t Dog &ol0et til mig.
= Heoerl en b!ep / 9unn1arf. -
Seq blep oroineret til Hrplt for
Enl tor 5preni lens 0anlfe 0el, DDor=
til Ser por fomlrcn ilerc ira Sot1=
mari. Sc grun0tpgif poaDirteoe
SpnobemcnigDeben nelOte Jig I'D;
Ell SID ct lpgn0t Sorbolo.
Nlot bette: pes 5eminoriet baD0e
ser b9ret 1om nuput 9. $. MoO1eu
og g. 6. MobIen. San forloO inor1
5elninorict % blep or0ineret
Micbigan al en- e1gelif Gongrcgotio.
naliltpr9lt; n1c1 lenere pptoges bon
Il 9en 9onife @irfe ion1t gonlte fort
S. 9onielIer, pglao lcnere YrGl'
/ 9cn Danjf e Strife. 9tu nlon jee
llttte; fjpb Iaa Yrofeslor IS. g.
@igs fortjenltfulbe BOG: Sen l,1tD
Mislton / Mmerifa / Ii0eu Jpn
1884, !ps bette / Torbinoclie mel
Sen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-12-07
Nnrgr.
0e ,nnitiife 8raube.


Ser / sen lenere SID bar ful10et
Steb i Morge, ti.lfriues M aaben-
lp1t tpifc 5pioner. &riltiania Soliti
bar nemlig I'LL offentliggjort en-
Samtale, lpnt fpr 1ogcn SID li0sn
fon6t 5teo paa gltbane tationcrl
melfen1 3 tp%jftolenoe Berloner og
1om tilfeloigbis paabprtes al Ell
>1or1f 9ome, ser for1toar Splt. Mf
5amtolen irengif Set, at SDlfcrnc
for ct Sect al 5pioner runot Defc
Sen norlte @Dlt, % ale Sc Sloe>
bral,0e, ser / Sen 1enere SID bar
funDct Gtc0, blep oreftct me0 flor
Snteresie. Gpiferue hnr meget lto!tc
al, Dooo Sc baboc u6rettet ng, 10 al
SEN norlfe @ootrocnbe0. ~0ie Deut=
cben @orborcn lin6 bocb Eeufels
&erle", u6tolte cit al Serrcrne.
Yolitiet bar nu bcnltillet til er=
bDer, Ser tilfeloigpis lful0e paobpre
Samtaler, fprt / fre1nmeoe 5prog,
% lom Sc tpnfer fnn bore al nogel1
Snteresie for Bolitiet, piebliffelig al
ropportcrc famine. s Norge for.
ltoor jo, 1om bcfje1rot, e11bcer ITO
g%enlun6e oonnct &crlpn Spif.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-12-07
~Gieubummcltgc Tpr6ulb.

gngelifmGnOene fon, itgeS oer,
life lfoffe fine 9amle 6orbinoeller
8lif. Mn1erifo ct beller life piocrc
!creronceopgtig ! Oenne EiO. Me11
Ipiflo1,b, iom mart bor bele Ser
oen moo fig, er / 5tano til at lfaffc
babe @lit % bpa6 o116et bets Jor=
biroeller for @r11g for, lfriber
u5tob. Mfte11bl." 6or Ei0en ct Ser
uoe poo Stoponger &ui life minore
ems 5000 &osler gmballoge fou,oen
1000 &us1cr 8lif. ":Og Hetrole1n1
er Ser inee1 :@onsI poo; ber ifa]
bore o6ifillig fpr, og Sirsoog fom
800 Gooe til.
Set cre1tc, lon1 mo>,oler, CT Silf
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-12-07
OrbiprogITpruanifnins.

Moifillige gamle Srolprog CT
9iennem Eiberne blepct forpnnlfe0e,
iao at fun ct Gaatal fjc11Oer benl
/ oercs o~prinDelige Torm. Gorpu1llt=
nin9en folt bore ifet gjennem Ell
fejlagtig Spfattelie. OrOiprogct
u9er CT ueler / Meolen" er 10 NO.
get gaa0efu!ot, eftcriom l1gler life
plejer at DoIbe til / Molerne. Mell
oet oprinoelige Gorm CT: Ser CT
lllpe / Wolen". SEQ ben jplfe llDtale
al lube og Or0et i 5friftiprogct
blebet til ugler. .Wen Jorponlfnin=
gen tan ogiao bore ltet forletli9t.
S en- Mrtifel / uEreslers Wago-
lin" bar Sournalilt Gugen bon
&auffnlonn pooDilt, at oen forlGt=
lige Sorbanifning melt er gaaet l1b
opcr Sc Oroiprog, boor Tolfelunret
bar giDet Jig Sc fraftige l10llag, loa=
11eoes at Oroiprogets reIpeftlple el=
let bi0enbe 8elton0oeIc er fjcrneOe
eller enoreoe / Sen @eniigt loa piOt
mu1i9t at gjere 0en til fronmue,
moralfe 29re1etninger.
Sorfatteren beb6er, at set l,or'l-
Zig er tioligere Gibers @eiltligbe0,
font bar foripnoet Jig / loa @cnieen=
Sc. Set gaor altio us pber oe
Sromme," er Tim ct ballot Sroiproa.
Set De0 / gan1le Gage: Set gaar
oltio 16 uber be Sromne, lagoe
6onoen, bon :rep fin Mele poo ct
Sgm."
Og paa lignel1be Maa0e er set
gaaet meo Oroiproget rgnbber BIZ
Der ia!ig be6 fun Erp". Set giper,
lom Groplten paapiler, eli betpoelie
5orlfiel, on, man betoner Oroet fin.
eller Sr6et Gro; men / lin oprin=
beige Sorm bar Droiproget fplgen-
De Or0lpO: uGnbber bliper 1alig i
fit Sro", % FER treoer Sen oprinz
beige Mening fIart frern. Set Iig=
ger nGr for Ganfen, at bette Orb
iprog er fpot al 5olfelunet paa
8rponinestioen for eammeI % np|
Sro, lom ct l1btrpf for 2egmanos|
oberfor Groslipets bore
5ormer.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-12-07
9ybsfat6.

- Stu. Diitriftslege i @ollen,
1elcmarfen, 8. 6. s. Yaullou, CT
opb / 5fien, IS Nor gou1n1el.
- 6Dp. @ul6jn1e6 so. g. @els-
mann, Mols> CT op0 i cit Il0er al
90 slar. Mfopoe Dor fpot / 5faonc,
1len booOe li0en 1857 lerct / Mols,
bbor Do>1 i11otil 1892 orcp CIT betp:
6elig 6nrretning. 6or faa Maone:
ser iiocn fejre0c Dan 9iamo>1tbrpl=
!l1p.
= 2e9e og 3on0luge Oscar Sci
0enreicb, &riltionio, CT $780, 50 Ma1
gan1mel.
Sabritont Sjalmor &rie6p
&riitianio, CT ofgoaet beo 9p6en
cit Ml6er al 50 g(or.
@%roSlerer @ons @illumje1
@riltionio, er 6eo, IS Mor go1l1:
mel.
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&onae6Miet.

0cn 25. Nobembcr bar set -
Aar, itoen @%ongeparret bolot fit
S1otog / &riitiania TOM Moroes 1p=
Dalgte &onge og Dronning. 9en 26.
Nobcmber fejreoe 0ronntng Mau6
lin SgoielSoag, og Ben 90. oflogoe
Song @uItaf al 5oerrig og Song
Gbriition al Dnnn1arf @elsg bos set
,1orife @ongepar. Sobeoitaoen bar
lrrrft oeforcret ! 9nIeoning al 8e-
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llbnGbnelier.

Tplgenoe l1onebnell Jet fur fun0et
5te0 / 5tutSroab:
&el. &opellon / gitrc Soten, 90.
@jenurcs SacobieL til Stiftsproplt
og 5pgneprGlt pao Sarnar.
Holitin1eiter O. 80. 8. Norbein1
til Sorenl friper / Dalene.
Oberrctslngfprer 6. 6igenicbo,
til Solitimelt ter / 5enje1t.
Yolitiful6n1pgtig ! &riitinlio, @
s. sc. Wpr0obl, til @olitime1 tier
@al1gei1116.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-12-07
5iatct for 9elastiebeb / Mforb.

Observation-Disclosures Dar MI reilt
5igtclie MOD Tru MargretDe @i,
borg for DelogtigDe6 / iin Mnn6,
Mfsel @iborgS Mor0 poo Mopofat
5trgm 5pmmeren 1914. Truen
bleb for no9t,1 Sib iioen arrclteret
Ion1 ligtet for at baoc tr1let u1c0 at
lpioe al !9uiene pao 0egeruo, Sen
Gienoom, be11oes Moub tioligere
baboe ejet.
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Mtunrr.
(9lf Eoltor 81. s(nocrIen).
(Sluttet).

5oo bar jeg tillige frepct Dag
|boqen: so ri fom bjem, fo,1ot ieg
8rep ira &olportpr Gnu CT Oct SIT
ore MiSlioner) &cocr Beoer1e''.
Ger jeg rejlte til 5emi11orict boooe
@oltor S. Miillcr=Gqgen % jog tolt
ONT 6orl, og oercfter bopoe Ealtor
3. Miiucr=gggcn 1frcpet til ham
ON at fonlnc opcr for at blipc oo'1lt
&rplt i N(n1crifo. 9eu lfrep ban III
mig: aun0c ban p9 bans @refDe
foo fulo &lorbeo ooer, at Oct Dar
Serrens &ilje, ga bar Sc pill1ge til
at fomnlc til Toraaret. Get blep
in,iolcrtio flort for benl Serre11
5ag6e: vblip b%jen1n1e". - Feocr Nc-
ocr1cn og mi,n 6ooer er fpot / 1onz
me Sus, "Treoensl1n1o" &pt~e
|Sfoo pes Miobc!iort. Win Sober
% @rporc bar Noprct T~reoensluno'
ct 8or foronore6e set til TrpOe1-
lnn0.
s.. &cocrien bopoe peret o1lot
i 5gnoerjpllon6 1om @enoorm o9
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ltionsfelot, % lf1,l0e babe pnret I
oens Seoningsnnislion, n1elt bleb TIL
lice mes min goDe Gl6rc @c1t, IS.
Muocrl len, 8anebrpoeren I ben
nperc COMMUNICATION og yt.
Sbomi len, ser opoe lon Fr9lt
Micbigon blonbt Donlf VdS1t=
onslfolcs fpritc gleper. 5enere 81
flop @fot &proom bar Torltonoer.
Mproom % 8. @eocrien fl,roe life
ret goot lommcn, oe Yeoerlen fui1=
Sc life goot too1e Stl1elip. Sea- mr.
trooote ian og blep onlot poo Tp'1
Il SeS1,orc Mislions Ijenelte.
ga uHecr og @retbe"> 1om ri
1ogoc poo Sun, blep gifte, fit oe cit
lillc 8pggcgr1n1o, jea tror dfopoe
&G tor 6. 6ar1en Mobcs 5uiger=
foocr forprcoe ocm 0el1. Der bpgge=
Sc Sc 6reocnsl1tno, % Heoerle1 fple=
Sc set til lit 9eonn. = s N1nerlfo
fol6te jeg Dor Ereltebolig Noupo=
ca, @is., v6rc6ens1umO".
2ige fpr g. Mnocrlcn blep uo=
lenot til Snoien1 blcD Scr toget ct
Billcoe, bpor g. Mnoerien ltaor Bog
beo IS. Ncoerle>, % @retbc. Mo11
Ser life CT en- e!ler all6en Der /
Mmertfa, Scr bar octte 8illeoe pg
pil6e loolre mig set for aopierlng?
Otter 0%ogbogen lfol jeg ogloo
fortelle: Ga jeg lfulbe til Hlttlaro
/ Nooember, blep ser lfrepet til Yro~
fesior @ccl1oos or1 at ubiRtte 0anlf
@u6stienelte, ga olle 0ollife, loln
fltn6e, biloe tage i,1b til Stougbton
til norlf @l,ostjenelte, DDor Sc bao
@eenoos bpbe ct 8orn og bic ct
oonif &or. 8repet noacoe life fre1u.
Seq rejlte 6en @a11a mes 9anen
oter Wo0ilon, bclaa 8pe11 % ioa bt=
oerc n,co 8a11cl1 til 5tougbton.
Gn 8ogn, ser ifltl0e bente Bro=
fesiore1r, 1,oeb1eb. Jpret bar meeet
oaorliet. 5ao leje0c ba1, cit lille
@nlpanber / Marlboll og orog at
5teo. S 5tou9bton traf jog 8e0er
Nielien, iom bor / 8pen, men life
berteoe mig. Seq tog neb bam
bjcm. Gejen bar opblsot, n9l item
llfremfnmmelig, hi Dor beb at pe!te
Gong poa Gang. Om Mftenel1 M11=
6o@t bos g. Niclien. 5pnoag Mor-
gen til @%rpllulsbnIet. Gu~ostjerelte|
hi life fao. Seq leite meo
nogle oanlfe 8prn, S 8 paffeoe
8ognles Orog ri 0erefter al 5teb,
8ruoefplge, as ggc, bror hi
bbert 9jcblif bar nb1at for at bpl-
tc. 81 TOM goot frel. On bel Dber-
raifelie for 8rofeslor Beenaas. -
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ipqet. l1n0cr en- Gale peo Mai0bagen
poa Slottet 9agen efter M11fomiten,
bcntpoeoe Song @ultaf lelp ii! ben
Smlter1oigbeo, at bette bar fgr1te
Gang en- fpenlf Monarf beipgte
Morge eiter 8rnbbet / 1905.
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geo propiiorilf Mnoroning
Stotsrooo CT Snofprlel al @elte ira
ct frernmeo 2on0 forbl6t, meomirl=
ore
%n1eooeler ipeciel Gi1looeIle til loo=
oon Snofdrlel. &ollgen fmr ogiao
forbp6e Snofprie! al andre Dpr og
Borer. 8eltemmelicn trp6er / &roft
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800 ACRES FARM, kun 2A Mil
fra Stephen, alt under Dyrkning.
Code Bygninger. Sort Jordbund med
Lerunderlag, ingen Stem og intet
ubrugeligt Land. Blomstrende skan-
dinavisk Settlement. Prisen er S55.
pr Acre paa lette Vilkaar. Skriy ef-.
ter ~Oplysninger og Liste paa andre
EJendomme. John p. Lundin.
Stephen, MINI.