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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-12-28
&b fuinbelia stortinasmanb.

Yrofesior Gem selono, Grono:
bjcnn, bill ipge Yermislon fra 5tor=
tirget paa @run6 at fit Mrbejoe
peo> Spjifolen. Bermisiionsonora.
gcnoet qjeloer belle @pltiesiioncn.
Sans @aromano, 6rpfen Sara
Gbriltie, oil Ga blibc in0fol6t. Jrp-
fen G6riitie, font bliber oen oroeu
antnoeIi Norges 5torting, er fp6i
1859, 9attcr al 8pifriDer g6porb
ebriltic % Sr,e, feot 811oeen.
bjelm. Snn bar / en- lang Morref=
fe lcoet Sen b%cfjen6te Jrefen Girl
lticS Biaelfole / 5ro11obiem, inotil
bum / Mor operorog sem til &om=
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-12-28
Snoifr9nfniug at Surbrmsct al
Gleftricifet.

Minneiotas &uIoominiItrator
Dommer Sobn S. Mc@ee, bar 1,o=
iteot Ell itreng Or0re ON, at ser
moa iporeS paa 5orbrl1eet al gIef=
tricitet for berbeo at ipore paa Sor=
br,lget af all1, Iom G1!efftriicitetsper=
ferl1e tranger til 9riofroft.
9on1mer NcQee befaler, at ysIIlu-
minationen gbeatre, 8ntifer "a
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-12-28

Mr. eierV Nu..er Diet Tideh at faa Deres
'aa' e~y~'' egen Farm. Vii selge Dem
l60 Acres af Virgin Prsrie Land i Pen
nington Co., Mimi, med $500. kontant
Udbetaling og Resten paa meget lette Be-
talingsvilkaar. En- H6st at H9r skulde be-
tale for den. Pris SIS. pr Acre: Skriv ef-
ter vor Liste paa Improved" Farme.
Heglnboaham, Red Lake Falls, Mina.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-12-28
Mp Mbparicl. fra Nor9cs @anf.

IVY <tNou%I\A ~ "p>S<o ouN%"
9ireftioncn for Norgcs 8ont
for lenot fplgenoe Girfl1lGre til
8olnfens Mf0clinger: Oprettelie al
l,pc 9ollfcr nerbliber, obermaaoe
bctp0elige YengetranSoftioner fore
goor i ocl1 %lc,ere Iio mellem Bri=
D%otbn1fer, 5pare6o1fer og JonOs-
forretninger, % Ser in6lpber bag
Zig fra or16re 2an6e Iilbub al %
Me0oelcller OH &jp6 al Mftier
for norlf &eglling, - alt bette
bringer 0ireftiqnel1 til puanp at
bcnle0e Nf6elingerncs Spmprflom=
beo pao acknowledgement al at gpe
ltrclM &ritif lige oberfor &rar
poo 0isfonterirlg fra iaopel 8on:
fer lom Hripote, noor ulun6 5pc=
tl1lotion 1pnes at ligge til @rul,o,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-12-28

9prtcn

bor uurct bicnllpgt al Ell Difterit=
cpioclni. Der CT DiOtil foretoanme1
40 IiliGloe % 5 Oposfal6. 9elie=
raobct bor inotil pibcrc ltnngt laa:
bcl Mi6oclifolcn iom GG~rftslfoler
ian1t forbubt olle Wp6er % Sor=
lanlinger.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-12-28
&ongel1

belpgte Sen 81. Oftober @orter
Mnleoning al 5efrigsifolens 10C
aors SubilGum o9 forblep Ser / 3
Gage, %bborun6cr bolt inipicereo(
Morincns SGrft % ajenncmgit Sc
forifjclll1c ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS;
lolnt belp9te 8lpoelfolcn.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-12-28
Sposfal0.
@cnerologe1lt 5i91,r0 Seiril1

- VCllClullYt1l OlSulu Oc'll4'!
er sen 81. Sftober o9O pua 2llle=
hammer / Ell Ml6er al 81 Mor. ri
Dp0e bar l,lloer 80 Marencs Sobbc=
pcriooe en- bel fjc1lOt &riltionio
YerlonligbeO. IS Sc flelte al Sc ltpr;
rc Observation-Disclosures bar Sci:
rings 9fopn in0blan0et; joni Sc lie:
ito 5pefulorltcr i Sen SID bar bal
megct Delltoacl1be Ell Iio, men req:
be0e nrppe meget, 0o Set ltort
&rof fnm.
- T%l,lon1egti9 bco &riltio1tt
E%oltfontor, Noolf yeicliut> CT Opb
81 Mor gonn1cl. @al1 bar Gbef fo>
Yoltfr11torcts 8anfofoeling, og Ell
uleoponli9 pligtopfploe1oe Moni
% Dunlal1 9lrbejoscbef. .
S%fibsrbeoer 6. Golliien, el
al 6orl rn6s met ogtebe Wpno
CT ofgaoet beb 9pher1. @on inbe
bapoe mol1gc 1illibsbperp / 8pe1
= 5fibsfoptoj1 80. SbDgele>1
9rmmmr1, er bpb, 60 9(ar gul11n1cl
San boboe bnret 5pn1on0 / +;
|! MQr.
Trt. Sobonno 0oniclip>1, ion
i CIT Marroffc far pnret S>>0eba
Der al 2illGtrem Sernboncreltm t
ro11t> CT ofgooct pc0 Op0e1l. O.
mollge Mcjicn6c, joni olti6 plejeo(
at bclptte Sc regelmGsiige 5 Mt.
n~utters Stop til at foo CT @uillol,
og ct al 6rf. 9onicllons befjelotl
SmprrebrpD, pil Ionnc -be>ocs
fjenotc 5ffiffffclie.
- Sfolcbeltprcr Die Sobonl~,
fen be6 Mors og &pis 5fplc, er
ofgnoet beo 9pbrt / en- M10cr al
II Mor. @o11 bar St>,oent ira
1865, og fat pnret onlot pei
9(ors og. @ols' 5folc 1ioert 1875,
fprit font 2nrer, iel1ere font S1ipef=
ter og fi6en 1908 font @eltprcr.
Soba,u1eien por bel fjenot Ion1
Sorfotter al m%at6cmatiife 9urebp:
ger; Ducm fjen0cr life SSobon11c=
lcns ~2il(c" og Store" M%egnebog
Sobonnel en bopbc en- c9en. Moa'
Sc at %unOerpiie poo, bpilfet gjorbe
at Don tit fine Gleber intereslerc1
i MotDe1notiffen. lom 10 oilers al:
tib onloos for ct al Sc ~%fjeOeligc"
Sag, og 5tuoentcr11c ira ~@ors o(
&ols" u0mGrfe6e fig oltiO peo Il
nc fine Mrtiun1s &oroftercr / Mu:
tbe1notif.
= @rosl erer $. 6. GDje11
0rommel1 CT ofgouet be0 Opbul
en- M(Oer al GS Mor. San bar Ell
al S,l10ebouernc al Set belfje10t'
SrGloltfirmo gpjen & &c., % Jon
ioa6an Ell at OrommenS6iitrifftcts
pirfiomlte 6orretningsmeno.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-12-28
Epteteslpitcn

poo &eltlon6ct bor / Mor llaaet
mcact aoot til, 90 Aplineen CT
fomunct pel / &l,s. Hotetesoreolet
bor pget %bctb0elig og llobpttet cr
pper ct Mi6Delsoor.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-12-28
!&pitbnr Ntpfiu,

&onl1l SONS @pper, Sfier> far
fra Splflano inofjpbt cit 5trooi=
barirs &iolilr for $4,000 Morf.
&iolinen far b9ret / De1 famine
Jomilie ollie 6islc 200 Mor.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-12-28

800 ACRES FARM, kun 2N Mil
fra Stephen, alt under Dyrkning.
Code Bygninger. Sort Jordbund med
Lerunderlag, ingen Sten og intet
ubrugeligt Land. Blomstrende skan-
dinavisk Settlement. Prisen or SIS.
pr Acre paa lette Vilkaar. Skriv ef-
ter O%plysninger og Liste paa andre
Ejendomme. John P. Lundin.
Stephen, MINI.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-12-28
SDerlGrer Ole Gpppaua,

&riltionio> fplOtc oen 26. Oftobel
IS Nor. 6oo al bor 5%elle5ifoles
Men6 bar ct ioa lonOsfjel1bt Nobr
lom &oppong, bpi5 Suoiots ion
Songu1l0erpisningen bor pGret a
9runolGggenOc Betp0niug. 8ort
Set at tale ont Song og Gang.
bigger bringer ubilfoarlig Sop:
bangs NaDn fren1 - bon ct iac
at iige blebet 2anoslongmclter.
S 1912 troo6te aoppo1g tilbag(
fra fin Sitting iom 0berlerc,
pe0 Photographers 5fole, men ia,
%fort1ot fit @rbej0e for Sange11. -
6or Eioell er ban 5anglerer pc6
9ollingS 5to@c, 9onginiPetter oe
2e6er al Set offentlige &11rius til
llooonnelie Of 5anglererc.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-12-28
2GaebG1cltet.

9i1tritts1Rge i 8ale1trono $. 8.
&an1cn er belfitfet til 9iltriftslege
/ Gaoler / 5maalene11e; Diltrtfts:
Iege / Spniet 81. g. 8ergb til
0iltriftslnge / Naobe / 5moole;
l1el1e % &ommu1nelnge SoDannes
SGtre til 9iltriftslege / @obpl
5lnoulCle1e.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-12-28
Tpot6allfamp.

s Sen %ofgj9re,l0e &on1p / Sta
ro1ger ncllen1 Braun, Bergen %
Sorpsborg Soptbdllfll1bbr ON
Norgcsmclter1fobet icjrebc 5orps-
borg, Ion, tilligc pan0t &olrgcl15
Yotol til Sic lonlt Monaens To>r=
0wpofol.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-12-28
@riitianta-Sslp.

5tpret / NorigS llngopnlsIo9
bor fornpet fiji Se1pcn0clle til &C.
gjerin9el1 fra i 5onlmer gooe1roe
uo poa at foo Sopeol tooens Nonn
foronorct til Oslo.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-12-28
Eultao Sau6rud peb Wtpjs

11eobr9n0tc SEN 20. Oftober. De
bctpoelige Srn1oltoplog rcboeOeS
0erpeo, at &inocn be110te iig urocr
8ronoe1l. Oct o11togcs, at oc11ne CT
poolo at.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-12-28

$40 Acres Farm til Godtkiobs Pris.
Farmer er kun y Mil fra god BY,
god Beliggenhed og godt <Improv-
ed". Ejeren, en- aldre Mand, Snsker
at trekke sig tilbage, hvilket er
Grunden til, at den salges til $25.
under dens Vnrdi pr Acre. $4,000.
err tilstrakkelig til at overtage den,
Resten paa lette Vilkaar Skriv efter
Prisliste. MCCAIN LAND CO., %LtchfeId, MINI.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-12-28

n1u,1en.. 5rsten !gbrtltie bar 6elta=
get meget ! Oct fommunale 2ib %
bat / mango Mar ii66et / 8pltpre
% Sorn1anoifab.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-12-28
@atrefalSene iolst til Bergen.

~
st &oniortiun1 reprrle11tere11oe
Bergen Si11ansaftielelifab for fjebt
flere &anofal6 paa 8eltlon6et, Scr
iblaaot Matrefaloene. &enIigte11
mco oisie &ipb er at lpge Ell ro=
tionel l1oupttelie al &on0froitc1l
poa @eltlon0et.
Sogen bar pnret forbercot al
Sneenisrer1e grling @%ieltlono,
Bergen, og @rcguslcn 8ogter, Sri
itio11io.
Motrcfoloer1e ligger / NoroborD=
lan0 1trots nor0enfor Bergen, bpor
MosDorben ifjprer fig ino.
Mftiemojoritetel1 far bi6til poret
poo Norlf &D6ro5 @enber, 90 81
reftionc11 beltoo al GENERALIZATION
@Doe og Direftpter11e @orolo Bier
fe og Scott=&anie11.
s(fticfopitolen er pao 10 Mil
lloner &ro1cr, bborof er %inobetoIt
100000.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-12-28
nlpffestilfnlbe.

Mebens aor6nftpr 8olmbif
@rimltab sem 80. Oftober bolot
pao mes at ite1le lmeb, tit @epur
in6e / cit af Sernbanens 8rafbog=
ne, git @eberet %plu6ielig al, rant
meoe @olmbif / Sopeoet 90 brebte
Dam paa 5te6et.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-12-28
Grand View College

Grand View College
En- Skole for dansk-am. Ungdom.
Des Moines, Iowa.
Pr@steskole, dansk-
amerikansk L&rerskole,
udvidet H0jskole.
Vinterskolen begynder I. Dec.
1917. P~r@steskole for unge
Mand, der sqger Uddannelse til
Prastegerningen i den danske
Kirke.
Lererskole for L@rere og Lac
reminder til wore danske Menig-
hedsskoler.
Engelsk High School Dept"
med fuldstsndigt High School
Course"
Ungdomsskole sarlig for Ele-
yer, som har veret paa H@jsko-
lie for.
Sarlig Undervisning i engelsk
Sprog for Indvandrede, Begun
dere og Viderekomne.
Skriv efter Katalog.
Carl P. H9jbjerg,
Grand View College, {:
Des Moines, Iowa.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-12-28
En- udvalSt Meeker County Farm

pa so Acres skandinavisk Settlement, med code Improvements"
lille Frugthave, smuk Lund, nRr skole og By SIS Acres under Plov,
Resten Hp- og Grassland, Pis $3.50 pr Acre, $4,000. kontant, Resten
BOZ Diet passer Kjgberen.
PAYNESVILLE LAND CO.. Paynesulle. MINI.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-12-28

EN- GOD HALV SECTION. hvoraf $50 Acres er under Dyrkning, 40
Acres dlsaset med Keyer og alt god, he5 G1und Et godt sat Bye
kaar til en- virkeng Settler a $25pr Acre: Enhver, som snsker den
for Speculation, anmodes ON like at besvare denne Annonce, da den
like vii blve solgt til saadanne uden mod kontant. Har adskelige
Wide Kvartsektioner til salg a $40. pr Acre. For narmere Oplys-
ninger skriv til Ejeren. GEO. A. JOHNSON. Grygla. MINI.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-12-28

Marfens @rpbc
er Iitlen paa &n1lb Samiun1s ME
300 iom CT lt0fommet paa Gpl=
oenoalife 9ogDanoeIs 5orlog.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-12-28

Farme til Salgs, 7 zt'ss'' c ssssss s ss .s ys5st 5 aass; 1 1ss
i Minnesota. Fra So. pr Acre, og OPP, Diet er biligere end at tage
Homestead Code. Stock Farme. Hvorfor leje, naar De kan ee Deres
tale delvis med Automobiler. ogsaa got Hotel til sag i trveng BY
med 800 Indbyggere, e1ler vii byte. Besog e1er sknv pa Engelsk
til WIN. Q. GAYLORD LAND CO.. Grygla. MINI.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-12-28

Jeg har ct Par code Farme til Sa|gs, ssrsz Srrns ss: f: ss Rsss
ger, MINI, som jeg kan salge pa lette Vikaar. Befokningen er
nasten udelukkende Skandinaver Udmerket lard: sort Muldjord med
Ier-underlag. Code Veje, gdt Kimat og gdt Wand.
For narmere Oplysninger skriv til
K. T. WANG, Badger, Minnesota.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-12-28
200 AC RES FARM.

100 A QFC FARM Beiggende 8 Mil fra Murdoch, den
81 treble Station nordvest for Wilmar.
Denne Farm e. "wel improved, bestaaende af ct gdt Hs. Kiplder-
stald, Kornmagasin, Hsnsehus, god Brend og en- sor Lund Nmsen
al Markjorden er plpjet og er fardig til Scanning. For e. krt Td
kan VI snlge denne Farm til den lave Pis af $1,000 pr Acre, VII
kaar$lOOO. kontant, $4,000. den 1Me Mars 1918, Resten pa lette
Betingeser til 5 og 6 pct. For narmere Oplysninger besdg eTer
skriv til ANnEps0N ThNn IN VIII. ~: 0a
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-12-28
HER Err EFT GODTKI0B.

116h Acre well improved" Farm nsr en- By med $500 Ind
byggere. 70 Acres under Plov. Resten dcls Tpmmer og dds
Gr@s: 6 Varelses Stenhus, ~Frame-Stald 3Sxso, de Gvrige Byg-
ninger ogsaa god Stand God Brqnd og Vindmqne. Den naa
s9ges hurtgt. Pris $4,000, lette Vi1kaar.
CARL D. NICHOLSON, Montrose, Mimi.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-12-28

Et Godtkj6b, hvis Du skynder Dig.
,SSGM%%$. 100 Acre Farm, 10 Mil fra Gonvick. Clearwater Co., Mimi. rig
I;s szMAMHE sort Jfd med Lerundedag; godt set Bygninger ongivet med
3ENSg 19zzE Plantering for Beskyuele, god Brond> Inlet a rydde, i20 Acres
7SS1S%%f r ferdig til at poje, denne Farm sal selges for den 1ste De.
Ayv"A cember fol- at ulhedsti1e Oblgatonsejeren. $3.50. 00i Kontan-
V~"V~ tel k]ober den. Farmers Loan and Land Co., Gouyick. MINI
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-12-28

kj6b Dem en- Farm mar Fergus Falls, Mimi.
Vo1 udmerkede og vel opdyrkede Farm, 8 Mil fra Fergus Falls, Mimi og
s Mil fra en- mindre BY, ertl Sags why're bilhgt Farmer er pa to Hun
drede Acres er vel bebygget med godt Beboelseshus, Barn; Hoghouse
Chicken coop, G1ane1y udmarket Brend og Vndmone.
Denne dejige Farm er nu til Salgs for den uhyre bIige Prs at SOS 90 pr
Acre. Kun $4,000 90 kontant. Resen paa lengere lids Afbetaing ON on
skes-skiv med Diet samme til Ejerne
Stondal- Toftey Company Madison, Wis.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-05-17
To Buy $50. 900 Liberty Bonds.

HARRISBURG, Pa. May 1.-THE
State workmen's Insurance Fund has
voted to invest $4,000 of Its funds in
the liberty loan bonds. This subscrip-
ton will make the funds total invest
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-05-17
SEEKS MONEY FOR FRANCE.
French American League Begins Ma.
tion.Wide Campaign.

Washington is to be made a center
of the campaign for funds to insure the
! restoration of devastated northern
France, now being recovered from the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-05-17

a second encore. lie MIL By Xavier
Leroux. with obligato by Mr.. Lorle-
berg. Mr.. Lorleberg played with
beautiful tone and technique. Album
blatt,' by Henriques: 'Uavane." by
Saint-Saens and "Guitarre." by Mosz-
kowski. and for encore, Indian La
ment," Kreisler. his sister, Nine, Won
Bayer. experimenting his work at the
piano.
In stars of the Summer Night" by
Elgar, the charm of the music was en-
HANGED by an accompaniment of six
violins. played by Miss Helene Woy-
tuch, Miss Elizabeth Wilbur. Miss Isa-
belle MCGEE. Miss Olive Budd, Miss Ida
Ullman and Miss Daisy Fickenscher,
and it proved so acceptable the number
had to be repetead. as did ''Mammy's
Lullaby" an adaptation by Charles
Gilbert Spross of the ever-popular
Dvorak "Humoresque" The club sang
also Moonlight an arrangement of
the first movement Of Reethoven's
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-05-17

Germans. according to the French
American League. which Is undertake
ing the work. Tho local headquarters
will be announced in q few days, to-
gether with the names of those in
charge. Former President Taft. Cardi-
nal Gibbons and President Emeritus
Eliot Of Harvard head the national
movement
here will take the form Of Isadara
Duncan's volunteer benefit perform
ance at the Belasco. May "a, and this,
1t Is announced. IL but the forerunner
OF series Of entertainments for the
benefit of the fund, which will be dis
bursed ultimately through tho French
minister of fine arts, a mepber of the
cabinet.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-05-17
RUBINSTElN CLUB GIVES
CONCERT FOR WAR RELIEF

The Rubinstein Club, Mrs. A. NJ.
Blair conducting, in concert last even
the benefit of the war relief fund,
scored its usual success Jeanne Wool
ford, contralto. Of New York and Rich
ard Lorleberg. 'cellist, of this city.
were the assisting so1oists. adding
much to the enjoyment of the music
loving audience Mrs. Woolford has a
rich, true, colorful voice. and sang de-
lishtfully Henschels Morning Hymn"
Ronald; ECSTASY" by Rummel; encore.
1--WE Been Roaming" by Horn: DAY
Is No More" and THE Sleep That Fits
on Baby's Eyes" by Carpenter, and
RED, Red Rose" by Cottenet, and for
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-05-17

Chariots worked on the principle of
the taximeter are said to have been
used in China in the fourth century
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-05-17
Opens Line to South America.

BALTIMORE, May 11.-vice Presi-
dent A. w. Thompson of the Baltimore
and Ohio railroad has announced the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-05-17

Moonlight Sonata: .Tollow Ne Down
Dancing Doll" with incidental solos
by Miss Viola Schippert and Miss Eliza
beth Leckie, and the suite. "A Day in
Venice" four numbers by Ethelbert
Nevin. Claude Robson, as usual, pre-
sided at the piano.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-05-17
Big Strawberry Crop Expected.

Growers OF strawberries on the east
ern shore OF Maryland anticipate q.
big crop. Within the next two weeks
from 20 to Is carloads of the berries
will be shipped daily from Somerset
county alone. Owing to the cold. un-
seasonable weather the berry crop has
been late in maturing. but 1t Is not
thought the plants have been injured
by the cold. AS Washington draws
considerable of its berry supply from
Maryland, the market here should be
fully supplied in a short time.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-05-17

marines tied to trees and hacked to
pieces, on the morning of May IA.
The engineers. with an English negro
cook and several Dominicans. had been
driven from their camp on the morning
Of the 18th, according to the in
formation received here. The engineers
were tied to trees and slashed with
machetes. The others. who were beat
en-. were released and returned to Laro-
mana. twenty miles away, and spread
the alarm. They said the bandit, Vim
centito Frangelista, for whom the ma
rines had been looking for many
months, had committed the crime. The
marines cremated the bodies of the
Americans.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-05-17
Record Prices Paid for Herefords.

LAFAYETTE, Ind, May ia sale
of Hereford cattle at Warren T. Nc
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-05-17

Cray's Orchard Lake farm. Ksntland,
Ind, has established q record for high
prices. Seventy-fve bulls and cows sold
for 9131.237. Marine Fairfax, 4ls.s00,
was bought by Mccord Fuller Craig.
Saskatchewan, Canada, for $4,000. said
to be a record price. and Frank Fox of
indianapolis, paid $4,000 for Mousels
Empress. 546,673. No animal sold for
less than $1,000. and buyers were pres
ent from many states.
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TWO AMERICANS TORTURED.
Tied to Trees and Hacked to Pieces
in Santo Domingo.

SAN JUAN. P. R.. May 17.-Authentic
information received here from Laro-
mana, Santo Domingo. says that the
bodies Of two American engineers.
Stanley Miller of Baton Rouge, La. and
man named Hawkins, first name not
given. of Paducah, Ky, were found by
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opening OF the Baltimore-south Amsri-
can Navigation Company, which will
run a line of steamers between this
port and South American ports The
first sailing will be May 80, and will
be followed by others. It is said that
$15,000.000 Of southern capital has been
invested in the enterprise.
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BERN. via Paris, May 1.-THE suo-
cessor Of DR.. Paul Ritter, the Swis,
minister to the United tSates, who has
been transferred to the legation at
me Hague, will be Hans Sulzer of
Winterthur. provided he Is persona
srata to the American government.
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forced tho government, to impose fur

forced the government TO impose fur
ther restrictions on tho newspapers.
Those selling at cent each--thc great
majority OF Paris papers are at 1 cent
are allowed to publish only ono sheet
four times a week. The other three
days they may appear with two sheets
Two-cent papers or over are limited
To single sheet twice a week. IL
Illustrated papers 10 three sheets five
times a week. two sheets Gour pages
twice a week
Restrictions on trains force the pub
lie TO bid for places three and four
months in advance OF contemplated
journey. Those who would travel by
night have paid bonuses Of $40 aud $50
per berth in order to be guaranteed
accommodations four to eight weeks
hence.
The speed OF the trains has been
eat down so that they crawl between
stations: and the ovcrcrowdine. with
many passengers standing in the
compartment aisleS. makes travelling a
serious business.
Those who would travel by a:tomo-
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with reference to the food shortage OF
our country which. think. has a
tendency TO cause our farmers TO cur
tail their tobacco aud plan, more
grain. corn. peas. beans. etc.
Second. the scarcity Of labor and
high prices Of same also has ten
dency to cause curtail in the crop
There seems to he II good deal Of un-
caSinesS felt by the farmers with ref
crence to prices due TO the unsettled
condition of our country.
However, our last years crop paid
the farmers OF this section of tho coun-
try. bringing AN average Of sll.7i per
acre for entire crop. And from the best
In formation VIC can get from the to-
bacco world and from the buyers who
bough, this tobacco for their legitimate
requirements. they have been able TO
use same At high prices. and seemed
TO he pleased with their purchases.
"A great deal OF our last years crop
was bought by outside buyers. coming
from new channels. Some of that
which was sold had never been placed
on our market before. They all tell
me that they were pleased with their
purchases and have disposed OF same
AT satisfactory prices. And they cX-
poet to have good orders for their next
crop.
"All spectators have unioaded with
natural inference Will he tina, our next
fear's crop Of dark tobacco will sell
we'll. There will be good paving
crop for the farmers. As there seems
to be a strong demand for dark to-
bacco. due TO the curtail Of growing
this crop in the old World"
\ Farmville correspondent says
LAS near as can ind out. the
planters are planning to put in nearly
as az nal fr,, .
TO So per cent Of our usual crop. owing
10 the late spring. y good many plant
beds are late. and only about 40 to 30
per cent of our crop is planted at
present.
with this per cent OF "A crop planted
at this time. and should it stand we'll
and the tobacco get planted in a ren
sonable time. the prospect is very good
for crop that Will mature AS early
as usual. and. with good seasons. should
yield we'll
y brakes Branch writer thinks the
bright crop in Charlotte County Will
be equally as large this year AS last.
while the growers of the darhs have
curtailed their acreage considerably.
a Brookneal correspondent thinks
the people have gone wild on the food
crop proposition. and Will cut down the
tobacco acreage good deal This
refers to the growers in Campbell
County. The bright growers In. the
adjoining Counties Of Halifax. Pittsyl-
vania and Charlotte will make the
usual bright crops, seasons and in
fcriOr negro labor" permitting.
The Martinsville correspondent says
Henry County always was food
growing county, while It produces the
finest chewing tobacco in the world
/ II Will raise as much tobacco this year
as ever, and maybe little more. and
at the same time our people will dc
their bit in the matter of raising some
thing 10 eat for themselves and the bal
/ ance OF the country"