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The St. Johns herald., 1917-04-05

Mrs. Jacob Hambhn left last Saturday for an extended visit to Utah. Mrs. Hamblin has not been to see her old home for thirty years, She will attend the L. D. s. conference at Salt Lake City, after which she will visit old scenes and renew old acquaintances before returning to her home in St. Johns.
 Joe Pearce of Edgar was a business visitor here last Satur- day and before returning to his home in Edgar he made a visit to the Lyman Reservoir for the pur- pose of viewing the progress that is being made on the immense dam Joel is thinking of locating near St Johns one of these days
 At a meeting held by the ladies of the Relief Society of this city last Sunday it was decided by a big majority to build their new home on the lot adjoining on the west of the academy lot.
The St. Johns herald., 1917-04-05
Survey Begins on Clifton-Spring-
 erville Road.

Albuquerque. N. M., March. = o N. Powell, Highway Engineer in the Forest Service, left today for Clifton, Arizona, to superin- tend the beginning of survey work for the new Clifton-Spring erville road, to be built in the near future by Greenlee County and the department of agricul- ture. A double party with For est Ranger Robert Stephenson in charge, will go to work at once in order to hasten the compile tion of the survey
The St. Johns herald., 1917-04-05

A German spy was arrested at or near Springerville Wednesday We are informed that papers, proving beyond a doubt that he is a spy, were found On him. Deputy Sheriff, John Coleman has the man in charge and is ex- pected to arrive in town today and the spy will be placed in the the county jail awaiting the ar rival of the Federal authorities. Mir Gustav Becker and some of the Forest service men are given the credit for furnishing infor- matlon that lead to his arrest.
 Dr. T. J. Bouldin returned Monday from Chicago where he has spent the past six weeks taking a postgraduate course. His many friends or more than pleased to have him with them once more.
The St. Johns herald., 1917-04-05
Nature Cures. The Doctor Takes the Fee

Nature Cures, The Doctor Takes the Fee , There is an old saying that
 Nature cures, the docter takes the fee", but as everyone knows you can help Nature very much and thereby enable it to effect a cure in much less time than is usually required. This is parti- cularly true of colds. Chamber
 lain's Cough Remedy relieves the lungs, liquifes the tongue mucus and aids in it's expectoration, allays the cough and aids Nature in restoring the system to a healthy condition. Adv.
The St. Johns herald., 1917-04-05
Constipation and Indigestion.

These are twin evils. Persons suffering from indigestion are often troubled with constipation.
 Mrs. Robert Allison, Mattoon, III.
 writes that when she first moved to Mattoon she was a great suf- ferer from indigestion and consti- patton Food distressed her and there was a feeling like a heavy weight pressing on her stomach and chest. She did not rest we'll at night, and felt worn out a good part of the time. One bottle of Chamberlain's Tablets corrected this trouble so that she has since felt like a different person. Adv.
The St. Johns herald., 1917-04-05

Miss Ruth Wallace the popular daughter of MT. and Mrs. Frank Wallace of Holhrook is in the city and is at work in the St. Johns State Bank. We have not as yet learned whether Miss Wallace will remain with us or whether her stay is just tempo rarary, but we hope that she will decide to remain in our city.
 Undertaken, w A Parr an old time resident of Apache County was in the city last Friday and Saturday He came for the pur- pose of embalming the body of Miss Alta Hemingway, which will be shipped to her old home in Keokuk, Iowa. Mir. Parr was renewing old acquaintances and viewing old scenes
The St. Johns herald., 1917-04-05
NOTICE!

Notice is hereby given to the tax payers of Apache County that the second installment of your taxes for the year 1916 are now due and payable at my office and unless same are paid on or be- fore May the Eth 1917 same will become delinquent and interest nd fees and cost of collection will be added
 Respectfully, Joe Burgess, Treasurer, Apache County, St Johns, Arizona
The St. Johns herald., 1917-04-05
Rheumatic Pains Relieved

'I have used Chamberlain's Liniment for pains in the chest and lameness of the shoulders due to rheumatism, and am pleased to say that it has never failed to give me prompt relief, '" writes Mrs. s. N. Finch, Batavia, N. Y. Adv.
The St. Johns herald., 1917-04-05
LOCAL MENTION

The supervisors met in regular session Monday.
 PIANO FOR SALE-See MRS. L. s. DIVERSION, St. Johns, Arizona.
 A big baby boy was born to MT. and Mrs. Zeck Farr last Saturday March, 31.
 SWEETS CANDY:
 A Fresh New Supply again on display at St. Johns Drug Co.
 At the School election held last Saturday in District No II Hyrum Jones was the successful candi- date.
 Spray your trees with ARISEN ATE OF LEAD.
 St. Johns Drug Co.,, Distributors.
 Gustav Becker and J. H. Greer road commissioners were doing business before the board Mon day and Tuesday.
 Virgil and Willard Denham of Shumway were visitors here last Saturday and Sunday. returning to their home Monday.
 The General conference of the l.. D. s. Church convenes at Salt Lake City on the 7th and 9th. A number of people of the St. Johns Stake left to be present.
 10 Smith is freighting with his automobile from Holbrook to St Johns. MT. Smith is always on the job and for quick frieght call on him.
 Forest Supervisor, Frederic Wipn of the Mountain City was a business visitor at the county seat Monday, while here he gave the Herald a pleasant call.
 Tom Greer popular young stockmam of Hunt has been so-  journning in the city for several days He left Tuesday for a protracted stay at his ranch in Greer valley.
 P H Bloomfield of Ramah, N. N arrived in the city last Satur- dav He spent Sunday with friends here and returned Mon day taking with him his daughter Nellie and Miss Polly Hamblin, who have been attending the academy the past term
 Miss Vio la Greer, popular young daughter of MT and Mrs Stansell Greer left last Saturday for Salt Lake City where she will join her brother H and attend school for the summer
 w 1 Burk, Garland Lee, Frank Maxwell and Dudley Ham blin were business visitors here from Nutrioso last week. Their business was that of filing on land.
 Paris I. Ashcroft and wife left Tuesday for Edgar where they will remain for the summer, MT Ashcroft has been attending the academy during the past winter
The St. Johns herald., 1917-04-05
Greenlee Cattlegrowers' Associa
 ton Given ormal Recognition.

Albuquerque, N. M., April. - The recently organized Greenlee County Cattle Growers ssocia- tion. with headquarters at Cliff ton, has reen accorded formal re- cognition by the Forest Service, according to District Forester; Paul c. RedingtOn. The associa- tion will hereafter act in an ad- visOry capacity on all questions affecting the allotment and use of the range on the south half of the Apache National Forest. Its officers are J. c. Montgomery, President, H. K. Catlin, Vice President, and Waide Hampton, Secretary.
 The object of the new associa- tion, as stated in its constitution, are to encourage better stock and better methods of handling it, to enforce the livestock laws, and to cooperate with the Forest Service
The St. Johns herald., 1917-04-05

L. R. Gibbons left last Sunday for Holbrook where he will as- sume the duties of superintend- ing the general management of the Arizona C. M. 1. stores in Navajo and Apache counties.
The St. Johns herald., 1917-04-05
Anella s Lytle, County Recorder

Francisco Nuanez left last Satur- for Holbrook to attend the fun eral of his brother Jose who died there Thursday evening after a long illness.
The St. Johns herald., 1917-04-05

''The Mid-Western Loan Com pany Wewoka, Oklahoma, will loan you money at 53% on real estate"
The St. Johns herald., 1917-04-05
CHANGING NAME OF
 CORPORATION.

NOrNT UNA ION. At a meeting of the stockhold- CTS of the St. Johns Drug Com pany, a Corporation, held in St. Johns, Arizona; on this 14th day of March, A. D., 1917, the follow ing resolution was adopted:
 RESOLVED, that the name of this corporation be changed from the ''ST. JOHNS DRUG COMPANY, to the ANDERSON MERCANTILE COMPANY and that article one of the articles of incorporation of this corporation be and the same hereby are amended to read as follows:
 "The name adopted and as- sumed by this corporation and by which it shall be known is the Anderson Mercantile Company" and the principal place of busi- l ness of this Company shall be at the town of St. Johns, Apache 1 County, Arizona. But branch stores may be established at such place or places as the Board of Directors shall designate, at which place or places. Stockholders and Directors meetings may be held and Corporation business may be transacted. :"
 Present and voting in favor of the above resolution all the two thousand shares of capital stock in this corporation.
 STATE OF ARIZONA,
 COUNTY OF APACHE, '0
 I, Charles P. Anderson, hereby acknowledge that the abo, e is true and correct copy of the res olution changing the name of the above corporation and that 1 am president of the above named corporation and that have exc cuted this instrument for the pur- pose of changing the name Of said Corporation from the St. Johns Drug Company" to the Anderson Mercantile Company" in accordance with the directions of the Stockholders therein.
 CHARLES P. ANDERSON.
 The above instrument was duly acknowledged before me by Chas. .P. Anderson thls 14th day of March, A. D. 1917.
 Anella s. Lytle,
 SEAL County Recorder, Apa-
 che County.
 Attest: Albert F. Anderson,
 Secretary of said Corporation.
 Filed in the office of the Arizor na Corporation Commission this 22nd day of March, A. D, 1917, at 2::3O D, m. at request of Albert F. Anderson, whose post office address is St Johns, Arizona. ARIZONA CORPORATION COM
 MISSION,
 By F. A. Jones, Chairman.
 Recorded at the request of C. ?. Anderson March 27th 1917, at 900 a. m. and duly recorded at Took No. 1 of A. of Inc. Page 181 Records of Apac le County, h1 zOna.
 [sEAL] Anella s Lytle,
 County Recorder
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-08-17

De poo Ell Waobe bill monopoliiere
oen perionlige 5ribeo. M%fbol0sfol=
fcre bar 1l0rig rettet 11oget Mn=
greb berpao, III amer blot Metten
Mfobolnpoel1e for loo %lfo0elig,
at cit Sn0griben berimoo CT beretz
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boloSfo!fenes ege11 &reoS Woolton=
0ere al 2on0Sforbu0et?
So, Ser err en- ga1rlfe lille
Gruppe, men Ben itoor uoenfor
2onoSforbul10et, og olle 6efs Me6=
lelnmer uotalte Jig paa &ongresien
/ WartS Maaneb for 2ol1oSforbu=
bets l1arlige @iennemfgrelie, loo-
leoeS at Mfbol0sfolfene moo itges at
ltoo fat Ian1let / 6eres &rob poo
Bette Gunft.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-08-17
,Sbab Mfbplbsfolfene mteaer pmt ben
1,pe Sr9aniiation.

Sen forleoen .itifteoe Orgoniio.
ton til Wo0arbej6elie al Mfbolosor=
gdnilotionerncs &rop ON ct 2onoS.
|forbuo, bar baft betboelig Sr1ter=
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/ Danmarf, % malt ipdrger ito0ig,
|bDorle6es Observation-Disclosures
|pil me6e 0enne ME organiiere0c
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|Mfbol6sfo1fene bor 10 bt6til proftiit
tolt funnel gjennemfgre 6cres &rot
neo Misunderstanding ON Be=
Observation-Disclosures og %lignel,6e, ltoen
lat Ser lgfte0es en- &ao1o 6erimob.
30. Mb." bar babt en- 5omtole
lneD Sen / Mfbol6sfreole megct Be-
fjen0te Doerretslogfprer 6. 6. Set
.lcien % ~forelagt bam 5pprgsmoo=
let, or1 man fra Mfbpl6sorganiiottoz
11cr11eS SIDE piloe foretuge Zig mo-
get for at impoegao 5prbubsmoo=
1ton6erne.
Opcrretslogfprcren notolte:
-: SSl1oenfor Mfbol0sfrebie narer
man life Srpgt for Sen npe Moo=
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fra Morge og 5berrig,
% begge oiSie 5teber bor De life
bopt nogen B%etp0tti1g iom Woo=
itanoere. inarere n1oa leg itee, at bi
Organilatione11s 5tiftelie meo
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at mpoe bore Neo6itanoere i aaben
IIamp, % ri BIZ roligt fortlptte Dor
&omp moo Mfobole1. 5orbuosz
mooltonoerne bar lelDfplgelig Sob at
organiiere iiq lige ioa gobt ION bi
Seq iD1teS Blot life ON, at
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-08-17

ben, lonl ielp gnifer bet ii! fit
pilligt Mffalo e. noget lenpeligt
itgrre % beore eno gpnngeu til Mf-
lolo. On, ON eno langlomt irtobl11-
ben 5elbop0ragelie er ct 1tprre
Waal og en- itprre 8er6i emo ct
,2oDbuo, iom intet Menneife fan Gil
De N%Gffebiobe no oper en- tilfplDig.
Gio, inotil en- np 5trgmntng font
1ner op. Den Gbne til at ltpre fig.
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mem Morene uitnooitge1tqt bitter, er
|Opgpelie al &urafteren, iom bill tic
ne blot 10 ODER bette enc 6elt; 5pi=
ritnSforbuo, 6bi. Epo11g, Di1 ifobe
|Drplnme,1 % &igen efter Sen So
li9be6, Tom fun fan binbes beb Sob
brn6, % lom iiffe mg6es al opppet
.5elptugt.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-08-17
9all Gatnr apprllrrrr
til nr tyHkr M6hrf.

2o116oner-Blaoet uDoilp Gbronic=
le" offentliggjpr Ell OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
big Mrtifel al sen bergmte 6orfatter
&oll Goine. Sen er ooresieret til oe
tpife Mpbre og er en- beltolenoe
Spfororing tE1 BENT ONT at benptte
oeres magtige S11oflp6elle til at
7tonoie poerligere Mproerier al
Bprn.
S ct Sprog, Ser moa bepage en-
bper, fortpfler Jorfatteren ON fine
perionliae @rfaringer fra IDlflano,
bpor ban bar D9ret 8i0ne til tD1fe
MporeS rgrerloe &i9rligbe0 til be=
res Bbrn, og bbeler oerpoq Deo Sc
frpgtelige 5ce1er, 1om bun npIig
bar pprcf 8ione til / england. san
fortaller, bDorleoes &nfbreoe Bprn
fra 3 til 6 Mor for en- uge e1Ier
to iioen en- oejlig 5ommeroag loo.
ocres 5fole / git=2onoon, bbor,
DC benimoo Miobag bar be6 at i'm
Sc Iige fer be ffuloe bim til 6eres
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-08-17

goarbene, % engelife Wegbres Sier-
ter blpber.
@ar S tpife Me6re tenft ODER,
bpiIfen 5orbrpoelie operfor 8orn-
bommen, oisles unDttige @rulombe.
Der RUNNER?
Seq bill lite tale ONT &epresialier,
ifriper 5orfatteren, fun pil leg iige,
at alt, bpao Der er beoit | bort
2ono, CT imo6 bent; men set CT EN-
.farlig cling at lege me6 6el1 men=
neife1ige 5j9l % ollerfarlig1t meb
MooerenS 5jGl, Ser lamtioig er set
blioeite. o. Set frpgteliqite, Der fin
beg, Derfor pil leg iige til Goer,
tpife Wpbre, set er fife noqe1, 9rlt=
iel, ems life EN- Mobariel, at / oct
2jeblif, at ser be6 fremtioige 2uft-
togter fuI16e blibe 0r9bt en6nu flere
engelife 8grn, iaa bill bperfen Strife,
Nresie, Norloment eller &egierinq
p9re i 5tor1o til at mobltna Sc bril-
tiife Mpore, ser blg6er for beres
Dp6e pg ifplper for oeres 2epenoe>
/ 6ercs &rab ON retfaroig @jen-
g%jaI6elie, % Sglgeu bill blibe, at
S11itnber al ebers tpife 8grn, ser er
ipoe oa uifploige iom bore egne,
bil blibe booret til 6eres Gro
be.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-08-17
6ebe somre / gamle Gage.

On tDif MDis 111e6oeler1 at ifplge
Diltortife 8%eretnt1tger rur 5ommc=
rem / Moret 1873 oberor6entIig beb
pg tpr. S europa og 1nrlig / 5ronf-
rig bor !Se6en og Eprfen ioa lang
Darig % intens, at omtrent ollie
SLIDER bar ubt6rreoe, % Suiin6er
al Wenneifer o1nfom al Eprl It.
s Muret $40 folbt 8pn0erne 0poe
ONT poa Warfen, ON Sc git us beo
Mi0oagSti6. S Maret 800 tgrre=
Be on1tre11t al Srugt bort, og Ser
bleb @ungerSnp6, iaa at Soft og
|Sp 0p6e | WoslepiS.
s Mor 1000 bar Ser lpooet, at
8cr6en ifi1l0e gao til @runbe. Wfiot
ltnoer Ben Domme0ogSfrDgt, Joni
berifeoe | SDlflo116, blep ser en- loo
longparig Ierfc, at ollie SLIDER
89ffe % 5lo0er t9rre6e ms, og
Stlfene raa6ne6e og %foraari ageoe
CIT f%orfuroelig Gpi6eni,
S HOP bar. 5ommeren lao tgr,
at NbinenS 6looleje loo iom en-
tpr &e;1oe. - S Moret 1882
bar 9e6cl1 iua ltpr> fprtnlleS Ser,
at 1to11 / 29bet 'af foo Mi1lttter
fnl1oe foge 9gg bare beo at lngge
oem | 5al10 u6e / 56litegen. s
1903 bar Ser / Nbinen, 2oire og
Donolt ian laD 8on0lton0, at man
fn116e bo6e ODER Dem.
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bar 0cr fire Mar / Trpf en- luo6an
Eerfe, at mango Glpe og Bnffe belt
foripanot. S ITO fol6t Ser life
Ell Droobe &egn / ,MeIlemeuropa
fra Mpril til Oftober. s Sc Soper,
bDor MON bap0e 2ejligbeo til at
panoe, bar Tr9er % l1rter to -@an=
&c 5ruot. S 1918 bite Ierntonret-
ret SO @ro6er M. allereoe / W1uj
Mool1eo, % / 1880 bolot Eermo=
metret Zig pmfrinq IS @r. g.. / bele
Stunt og Suit d17 %. ITO @r. So
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-08-17
Saf fpr Deres GlifpGrbigbeS.
Stub. 9lbig" %fortpl!er:

nJ(Dp. NDlS TDrIREcr.
Set por 5pnoog Morgen Sen l
Mpril &l. 5.45 poa 5reoericio So:
ncgoarb Mcitaltrotion. Gn Meiienbe,
Der lfl1lbe r1eo 5prgcn 81. 5.55,
tom il1o, iatte iig pe0 &affeboroet og
lmrrte iig ct M1unoitDffe.
2ibt bertha ito6 en.Tjener / Dis=
f1'sfion n1co eli ianocn Mejienoe, ser
bobbc fooet to Mltnoitpffer, men ban
boboc life 8rpofort n!eo Jig. Set
por set ferlte Iiffaloe I 1ienerens
Brafiis, bDor 5pltcmet ifuIoe birfe.
Den lioit onfontne bfonoeoe Tia GA
i Debotten:
De ton ppcrfpre BET pan mig.
Naar De faar ct al mine SO Grams
Mgrfer,, pasier BET til tire G1no=
ltbffer.
Mallge Gaf for Ceres Gift
naroigbe0! iag6e BEN Mejienbe, og
Denerel1 b1tffeoe % iamtDfffeoe.
5oa git sen fprlte Nejienoe, %
liot otter folote ben or1oen::
5jicner, l1raa leg betolel
Sat, en- @affe 80, TIE Munb=,
ltDffcr meb 5mgr As, Sat, IS.
9re,
Irc Rnnoitpffer2 Seq bar 10.
fun facet ell
So, men De to for Ben an
ben Serre bleb 10 oberfgrt
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-08-17
Weioongsma0, bu 2 Bomber falteoes
ne0 fra ct tiff 2nftlfib.

Wiobugsmao, ba 2 8omber fa1teoes
neo fra ct tiff 2uftifib.
81 al oiSie 5folebprn b1eD ornbt
og bolbtreoS %laareoe. Mogle bleD /
ben @rao mos1afrereoe, at Sc lite
|fnnoe gjenfjenoes. Dcres imau 2ern=
1ner ioo Tom en- blo0ig Mosle paa
pc neoi tprte0e Begge. st pieblif
|efter fom Me6rene, aonoelgie, bar
bopcoeoe og lf1co ~foritprreoe Zine, ben
It'll 5folen, bppr 6e laa Be len1lplte-
De Bor11elegen1er blibe bonret uo
! en Strem at 81oo;; og bisie ulfpl=
ntgc gprn fjenbte intet tic &rige11
% bopoe fife piort nogen ben MIND
lite Sortreb.
Gr 0isie ngierninger umogell
lpbrger Gaine. Sar ole biSle
|2ltfttogters militpre 8etponi1,g ior2
De tpife' 8oaben Dpret iaa meqet
.oaro ION ct enelte eIifet 8arn?
Set bar oe iffel Mur fl1nbe uge
pig panore omfrii1g i 2onoons 81
per noen ct finoe 5spor al 5faoe.
Sum Get pirfeliet Meiultat foreliaz
ger: m ! alt e. $50 imaa gorne=
Filter blepet baaret 10 paa Strife
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-08-17

Brpiiif!

@crlincrblaoene offentligqjpr fel<
genoe Sclegrom ira Sen tpife &ro11=
prinS til Sberborgmelter 8ermntb:
- &or iult inipiceret urine topre
Megin1e11tcr, ga. pg 81, Tom TOM
1igc ira stillfngcrne. Mf Sc ga.
400 Mot1o, me6 bben ieg perionlig
bar tolt, bar 5tpriteoefen ira
Berlin % Omeg11. Iroos ngelonge
M%nltrengelier >tro0s Sen peri tie SIS
og ~betpoelige Sab, bar ois1e Berli=
11er=Drc11gcs &ol0ninn glimrenoe.--
Deres gooe Sltnpr og slngfaroig-
De0 bopoe Be / be6ite 0ebo1o.
Meo loo6on1le Gropper fan man
lelbe 5on6e1 op al @elbe6e.
Be6lte @ilien
8ilbelmL &ronprins.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-08-17
6opeblanbebejcn til Mlfobulismens
Spbpr ion 6olfefare p9
6olfeiDgbpm.

-a..g .t"#Es"#a lO~< ---a. -.t#HE
Yroi esl OF, OF. mes. 6. 2pret1t3en
lfriner / u9anjf 51l1obe0sti6en6e"
|bl. a.:
Sen be0lte, ont ems mtuulfe 1a11g-
iomite Sci at pin6e frem paa, er
Def NOT Sen, lom allere0e er be-
troo6t, ON erb life / ill1ttet Crop,
Iolfets 5elpoporage!tle. Ser Oriffea
mit1bre, / Set rninblte mil1bre til
Sbermonl MI ems ti6ligere. Ser er
lto6tg -og bill lta6ig bore fororuf1e,
|ligeiom Ser olti6 bill bore 3Dbe %
&ppere og on6re, iom brD0er Dor
aerlige og, to1itimeslige 2ope %
&egler; tngen tror bel paa, at man
noger 5inbe fonmer al me6 be
forfal011el W}el1 SEN enfelte 5naps,
8biifp, 8ajer. olb., iom i11gen emo
hit bar funnel bcDile er lfu6elig og
ifjpbneiDonger, SEN bliper Mor efter
Mar mere og mere 1%ejligbe6sbis og
mtl1ore panemGSiig, goar ober fra
at bore ct lelbfplgeligt Iill0g til
Wa0cn % til .enbper 5amtale incl
lul1 Mnn6ene til at blibe en- enfelt
10 tilfploig Npoelie; oct Mntol
|Mnnb, baa0e Mor1osorbejoere og lc=
qcmlige Mrbej6ere, Ser npoer SPIT
ritl1S | en- e!ler ou6en Sorm UNDER
Mrbcj0s0ager1S Waalti0er og incl
lent 0ern, bliber n1inore pg mi116re
set mere intenle Mrbej6e pg Sen
|ajcniioiqe Matpaaeibenbeo f6rer Oct
gonifc itnpelt meo Jig; set b1iber
mere % mere onlet for u%pasienoe
% uflout" at bite Jig poopirfet al
5piritlts, baa6e imellem n11ge %
goule.
&clc oenne ionnle6e Bepngelle,
lon1 life er. Ell tilfGl0ig Mo61 trpm=
ring, nlcn iom allereoe er al gan1=
incl Soto % font breoer Jig / al1e
Gamfltn6Slog, Sen er &ope6lonoez
beien til oct enlfe6e Wool, Mlfo=
boltsn1e11s 9pb9r iom Solfefore %
|Jolfcip96om. Den Sci bIiber .lpGr=
ret Den Dag, ri foor ct 5piritus=
frobu6; men 6er bol6es ooben og
|farbor ogiaa mes en- 6oroDrelie at
|Gpiritus.
Sc, iom bliber %for6rufne, interes-
Icrer % for itg. mi11ore, oe, iom1
tro6S bet aln1fnoelige Gfsempel 6og
|gipr liz forfal6ne / ltprre cI1er mini
=6rc @ra6; benz n1oo 5omfnn6et og
5amilicn bprge ltg imo6, lgge at
pooDirfe benz eller qipre Dem nifo=
beige iaa blot ioun muligt, paa
famine Wao6e iom man berger fig
in1o6 al0re ifu6elige Soc ener; ser
bill ditto blipe beb at fon1me for
6rl1f11e, ligeinm ser alti6 bil toni.
nc lbsaatige &binoer, bbor megef
Der 1nn Inrp2 nG fnrn1n11p2 M fnr.
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Ga nnn NIT M,aS,n1n.Yn =,

SSa, poa nit 8ro0luprfe, men
BON lfnloe ga ielb betole!
- Set forltpo hi fife - loa moo
9erren pirfelig un0jfploe.
gfoo> ia, 1oo mig Set, / 8e=
tragtning al, at set bar en- Deb1tt-
Mer ioa elifperoig bopbe jeg M
iffe tpnft at bore - ~
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FOR DERES OJNE.

Brus Murine Oienmedicin. Inscn Smerter--beha
~1aeligt-hurtig Lindrins. PROV den for rode, svage.
Smme Dine os betendtes 0ielaas. Murine or ineen
Patentmedicin, men bru&t Leacrs Praksis j IA
ringer. Faas,i Drus Storcs for SOC pr. Flaske,
Murine Diensalve Tuber for $50. Skriv efter Bog
ON Ojene: faas frit fra
Murine Eye Remedy Co, Chicago.
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uSrpr Sc, leg bil ebe en- Spfasie!"

0cr mpote iflg. v@ulunoborg
Gagbloo" forleoel1 pua gorgmelter>
fortoret aalul,0borg cit Mon6, ser
~npopenoigpis mootfe bore YetroIe=
INT til at foge beD.
SSo, men bar Sc fife gos2
b!eD Der ipl1ret.
- So, men bet gaar fiji Sci &l.
Z Alfte11, % jeaa. fomIlter .fprit bie1r
SCI. 8 % leg fan life faa BARN
sUfo0 paa anoen Gi0I
5aa maa Ceres Some lntte
Wtooen til Gem Ssfoglen .. . ioa
ben Jig BARN
SOaen leg bar ingen Sefas{e.
5ao mao 0e anifaffe enl
9sp Cog Wonoen blep pre6
og log goroef) jeq BIZ lite.
sec b1l lite poe at 6epfugie! Sor Sc
sDlf TT oef, iaa DprS''go - men lea
iffe at Sc beo oet1
slg ion git ban - roep1 at
foo Befroleum.
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oAr l.-.. tildels dyrket Land med 1t mindre Sat Bygninger,
Z4J AUIGS, 2h Mil fra Ogemas Mimi, n@r skandinavisk Settle
ment. Alt b0lgeformigt Prairie. bet mese med Avl. Prs $48.
Or Acre, lette Vilkaar. &
skriv efter fuldst@ndig Iiste over wort Prairie og T6mmer
Land til Priser fra So. pr Acre og OPP. vi er Ejere, like Agen-
ter @%#. #M
Becker County Land & Loan Company, Detroit. Mimi.
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80 ACRES. 4 Mil fra Roseau, MINI, Ro sea-. Co. .,s smdet' We'd wed Great eat
Bygninger. God sort Jordbund. Alt h@jt lord Ideei Beiggenhed.
l60 ACRES. 5 Mil fra Roseau. Sort Jord med Lerunderlag: Ca. det
halve aabent og fmrdig for Br@kning, Resten sBrush" og <Tpnmer.
Beliggende we'd Stat Landevej. $50. pr Acre. Vilkaar, der passer K6-
beren. Har ogsaa andet Land til salg. His De er interesseret skriv
ermere Oplysninger, som vi med Gl@de giver. s Pal
Citizens State Bank. Roseau. Minnesota.