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The daily Alaskan., 1917-09-29
Knitting Class Tuesday

The knitting class will meet with Mrs. J. w. Shearer at head quarters next Tuesday afternoon at 3 o'clock.
The daily Alaskan., 1917-09-29

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The daily Alaskan., 1917-09-29

Choice chocolates and bon bons at Keller Bros. Drug Store
The daily Alaskan., 1917-09-29

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Omaha daily bee., 1917-05-27
War Arena Extended Into
Country Of HISTORIANS

Correspondence of The Associated Press)
With the British Army in Mesopo-
tamia, April 30.-The war in Meso-
potamia and along the Persian bor-
der has carried the British and Rus
sian armies into the country Of the
HISTORIANS, or East Syrians, who
claim that the first tidings of Chris
tianity were brought to them by the
three wise men of the east, writes
the British official eyewitness with
this. army. Two of The wise men
who sought the birthplace of Christ
are reported to have been natives of
Urmia, in northern Persia, and their
tombs are pointed out in the Church
of Mart Marian in that town.
The HISTORIANS are now but a
remnant of a once powerful COM
munity and are ruled by the Turks.
They dwell mostly between Mosul,
Lake Van and Lake Urmia, near the
Turco-P Persian border. They are di-
vided into two sections, the Ashiret,
or free tribesmen, and the Ryat, or
subject people. Included in the
Ryat are the Chaldeans, who dwell in
the villages of the Mosul plain and in
the chief towns' on the Tigris river
from Diarbekr to Basra. The Chal-
deans are under the influence of the
church of Rome, while the others re-
tain their ancient faiths. Some of the
HISTORIANS are very warlike. OF those
who dwell along the upper Tiari river
every man possesses rifle sor gun
and carries "hanjar," or dagger.
Omaha daily bee., 1917-05-27

ful not to let the glue get on the can
itself, as it may cause rust.
From time to time, especially in
very hot weather, examine jars and
cans, making certain that there are
no leaks, swellings or other signs oi
fermentation.
There will be no spoilage if the d.
rections are followe implicitly and
the containers are sealed up tight.
Fruits which are put up with heavy
sirups can be kept under cork and
paraffin seal. Save all wide-necked
bottles, glasses and jars for putting
up fruits.
Vegetables, meats and fish, how
ever, cannot be kept safely unless they
are Theoretically sealed. Reserve regu-
lar jars for products that cannot be
packed in other ways.
As there may be some difficulty in
securing cans and jars, dry or keep in
other ways everything that need not
be canned.
How to Sterilize or Process.
Put the jars or cans as soon as pos
sible into boiling water III a wash
boiler or into your canning device.
Let them process for the time speci-
fed in the table, counting from the
time the water begins to boil again,
or the guage on the canning outfit
registers the proper pressure.
Omaha daily bee., 1917-05-27

Do not let valuable surplus fruits
and vegetables go to waste. Adults
and children in very few hours. with
little other home equipment than a
wash boiler and cans and jars, can
preserve much valuable perishable
food for next winters use. Succulent
vegetables and fruits are important to
health the year round. See that your
table is supplied.
The simple one e-period cold-pack
method described is that taught by
the United States Department of
Agriculture for the boys and girls of
the canning clubs in the northern and
western states. With this method
thousands of boys and girls each sea-
son put up vast quantities of fruits
and vegetables. With this method
Omaha daily bee., 1917-05-27
Can Surplus Food, But
Use Cans and Jars wisely

Don't have al, empty preserving
jar in your home next fall.
There may be some difficulty in
securing cans and preserving jars.
Reserve regular tight-sealing
containers for vegetables, concen-
trated soups, meats and fish.
Concentrate products so that
each jar or can will hold as much
food and as little water as possible.
Put up jams, jellies and pre-
serves in glasses sealed with cork
or paper and paraffin. Pack fruit
juices in ordinary bottles.
Don't can anything that can be
kept just as we'll dried or in other
forms. Dry navy and mature Lima
beans for winter use.
Produce in your garden lots of
cabbage, potatoes and root crops
that can be kept for the winter
without canning.-United States
Department of Agriculture.
Omaha daily bee., 1917-05-27
What to Com and HoV TO Com It
Erperts of Department of Agriculture Give Full
Instructions for Preserving Fruit and Vegetables

the better. Take them out immedi.
ately and let them drain. Don't let
them soak in the cold water.
From this point on, speed is highly
important. The blanched vegetables
! and fruits, which are slightly warm,
must not be allowed to remain out
OF the jars moment longer than is
necessary.
Remove skins when required, and
as each article is pared cut it up into
proper size and pack directly into the
clean, scalded cans or jars.
Pack as solid as possible, being
careful not to bruise or mash soft
products.
In the case of fruit, fill the contain
ers at once with boiling hot sirup.
In the case of vegetables, fill the
containers with boiling hot water to
which little salt has been added.
Place scalded rubber rings on the
glass jars and screw down the tops.
Seal tin cans completely. Watch
them for leaks. As the preliminary
treatment has taken care of expansion
1t is not necessary to exhaust the
cans.
Time schedule given is based upon
the one-quart pack and upon fresh
picked products.
When processing fruits in steam
pressure Gamers, not over FIVE pounds
of steam pressure should be used.
When processing vegetables and
meats, do not use over fifteen pounds
of pressure.
After processing, remove the con-
tainers.
Tighten the tops of jars immedi-
ately and stand the containers upside
down in cool place, being careful
that no draft strike the hot Jars.
Watch for leakage and screw covers
down tighter when necessary. Store
IN a cool, dry place, not exposed to
freezing temperature.
Use band labels for cans, being care
Omaha daily bee., 1917-05-27

practically every vegetable and fruit
grown in this section can be canned.
The wash boiler method described
below is entirely effective. Those
who desire may purchase home-size
water-seal, steam pressure or pressure
cooker canning outfits which save
time and fuel.
Preliminary Preparation for Canning.
Provide a false bottom OF wooden
lattice work, cross pieces of wood,
or coarse netting for your clean wash
boiler or other large, deep vessel to
be used for sterilizing.
Fill the vessel with clean water so
that the boiling water will cover the
tops of the jars or cans. Begin heat
ing the water so that it will be boil
ing violently by the time the con-
tainers are packed.
See that all cans or jars are in
good condition and absolutely clean.
Scald them thoroughly. Use new
rubber rings and scald them just be-
fore putting them on the jars.
Preparing Fruits and Vegetables.
Start with clean hands, clean uten-
sils. and clean, sound, fresh products.
Throw out all vegetables and fruits
which are withered or unsound. Wash
out all grit and dirt. If possible, use
only fruits and vegetables picked the
same day and never can peas and
corn picked more than FIVE hours.
Prepare fruits and large-sized
vegetables for blanching. Remove all
spots from apples.
Prepare beans and greens as for
cooking. Be especially careful to re-
move all foreign plants from the
greens.
Blanch vegetables and all fruits ex-
cept berries by leaving them from
three to five minutes in clean boiling
water.
Remove the blanched products from
the boiling, water and plunge them
quickly into cold water, the colder
Omaha daily bee., 1917-05-27
STEAMSHIP HOUSES
MEDLEY OF TONGUES
Diplomats of Five Nations
Transact Business in Ves-
sci Anchored Off
Athens.

Correspondence of The Associated Press)
Athens, April 2S.--Devoted exclu-
| sively 10 the use of the British, Rus
| sian, Serbian, Belgian and Rouman-
ian legations, which withdrew from
Athens, vessel anchored at a point
half an hours sail from Piraeus. in
the direction of Salamis, fulhlls a
novel purpose as diplomatic ship.
His Majcsty's Legation E-620" reads
the giant metal sign attached to its
hull, and round it forcmast-top there
clings aunion jack, bearing in its CEN
ter the British royal arms, surrounded
by wreath.
The ministers and their staffs have
been on board this vessel for more
than ninety days. They boarded it at
Firaeus when the entente ministers
had delivered their ultimatum to King
Constantine's government last De-
cember and had to leave Athens until
full reparaton had been given. After
short stay in Piraeus harbor, the E
go sailed out toward Salamis and
has been there ever since
NOdl . flk oulSldosCu.
Never perhaps in the whole course
of diplomacy has there been such
competitions with Noah or such dip
lomatic life as is lived on board the
E-o20. When the ministers quilted
Athens the French envoy boarded a
French cruiser, and the Italian minis
ter also had cruiser at his disposal,
but the EGO had to house all the re-
naming legations. And legation
means not only minister, counselor,
attaches and secretaries, but also their
wives and families and large body of
secretaries and councillors, stewards,
sailors, signalmen and the humber
members of diplomatic establish
ment.
The central salon Is the most i'm
portant part of the ship, for it re-
ceives almost everyone who comes on
board. By some secret of construc-
ton all gangways, passages, stair
cases, appear to lead into it, and the
traffic across the breadth of the vessel
passes through it.
Difficult and important work has
been carried on in this room. In the
days of the Greek crisis, round the
dark table in the far right corner
were the ministers of Great Britain,
France, Russia, Italy, Belgium and
Serbia, in deep conference; at the
table beside them were the military
plunged in papers; facing the
across the salon, round an
Omaha daily bee., 1917-05-27

other table, debated tired looking
commercial and shipping authorities; ;
from the tables in the center rose the
incesSant batter and rasp of massed
typewriters of the secretaries.
Communication is kept up with
Athens, the diplomatists going back
and forth in motor boats, and hoping
Omaha daily bee., 1917-05-27

The St. Louis club has released
Pitcher George Pennington to til,
Newark club, of the Internationa
league. Pennington is a Brooklyn boy
Omaha daily bee., 1917-05-27
Browns Release Pennington.

for the day when they will be able to
return to shore life.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-09-07
GOroiit til @iberien.

&l1Slan6S forbenberen0e G3ar
Nifolal1s, og Somilie ifol bore for
flDttet til 5ibirien. @r=G5oren oe
Camille bleb lenbt bort / al 5til.
be0 tiblig om Morgenen Sen 146e
6s. S 5te6et Tor set elegonte fei.
ierlige Sog, / bpi1fet Nifolol1s an
fom til Eiarlfoie=8elo fra Mobilet
/ Worts Mooneb, beitoo Goget Sen:
tie Gang al tire Sopepogne, en- SPIT
lebogn og f1ere treble &las1es @og=
ne. Soget b1ep fltlgt al ct, an6et,
Der meofprte 8ogagen og Ejenerper=
Ionalet, al bbilfe so leoiogeoe Ct
G5oren % bans Samilie / Gorbis=
ming. On Slime efter Gogets Mn=
fomlt bite @ifolous fig poo 51ots=
trapper, if6rt Sber1tnnifprm meo
Rbafibluie, og n6en Deforattoner.
San beiteg Ell M11tomobtl, 1e6iaget
at JDrit Dolgoroltfob og @reb Sen
cfanoerff, ben tioligere &ofmarifolf,
Der bar oelt gr=G5arens Sangenifob.
Sami1ien og S6Ige blep taget II.
8pen Eobolif / 5ibirie11. Iobolf
er en- $50 paa omfring $4,000 Men=
neifcr, beliggenoe 1,5OO Mil DIT for
Netrogroo. 8Den bar ttoligere Belt-
5ibiriens &obeoltoo og Mominiitra=
ttonscentrum for Sc til 5ibirien for
bite N%erl6ner. Sen er fermoeles So
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8c1pg.

! @or 2an6smano, Sen l1nge Nio=
ni1t Mrel 5fjerne> iom TOM beroper
/ Son11or Maoneo> og iorn iioen bar
berct 1t9rft optaget mes at gipe
&cncerter / Seem Dorf, er for Si6en
/ Gbicaqo efter at bape tilenoebragt
Ell: pellpffct Eo11r11e 1ommen meo
Songera16en Mi1s @l1ie @ofer al
Seem Sort.
timber tit Spbol6 ber Dor &r.
Sfjerne nos Dor 2on6smon6 81 S.
.Munlon / @6iion &orf. ST.. 5fjerne
belober fig poo CIT tropl 5e1on, 1om
6lan6t onoet bill omfotte en- Spltrne
til California og hele 8citfplten.
Nior,iItcn Mrcl 5fjerne far oper.
alt, bDor ban Dor 1a0et fig b6re,
Ninrt flor og fortjent 2pffe pg 8la=
6enc iaone1 / Sen gomle iom / Ser
M 8er0c1 n0toler fig 1olmin6elio
begejltret ON bans melter1ige Hio11o.
{pil. &i boober, at bans berperenoe
2%an6smGno oaioa bill foo bon al
bere. 'Maolfe ban fun6e formooea
til at optrG0e +. CTS. pe6 en- al 3d.
nia=&pneerterne. /:
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9anion % @ergsma,t, Me>ufolben,
@tnneI ota.

@t bor / Sen Ienere Sis as ifillige
@onqe benleoet bore 2eieres Op=
nj grflombeo poo 6e 1tore Sremti6s=
m%uligbeoer, ser bp6es / georobeIt +
Winneiota. 81 ifal n%e6enltooenoe iii
Be tioligcre 0plpsninger .tilfgje ct
Bor Me66e1elier, fra Meufoloem,
Mtnn., Ser er beliggen6e / Centrum
at Waribo1l @ousfp og bor ct 1t6=
merfet bebpgeet Splon6. Ser er in
gen 1tore 6arme poo ct bolbt So%pn=
hip eller lignen0e> men 6erimo6
Sarme poa 80 til 100 Mcres, ser
n9iten alle ejes al @fof16inober,
iom Der bar bbgget 6eres rummelige
og bpggelige Stem, bbor Sc bor Sc
reg 6D6e 2ebebr60 og tiener 8enge
be6 @i6en at. 2an6et egner fig inr=
Zig til &reaturbol6 og Mejeriorift>
BEN ioli6eite Sorretning / 8er6en.
Nemfol6en bar ct Mejeri, Ser lpnge
bar bore anerfien6t iom set Ie6en6e
/ Mariball @onntp, og oberolt /
Gountpet fin6es en- De1 Mejerier,
Der bitter, at Sarmerne gier set goot
| oenne Sci al 5taten. Ser fin6es
gope @eie, rigeligt Of u6merfet
8ono, Srp til 8renoiel og Mpng=
Der Of bills Srugt. Memfoloen Sill
1og9 og tilifp6en6e Mabo1og bor OPP
rettet ct uconlnlioate6u 6fo1e6iltrift,
og |. @ommer opfGres en- 100000
Sfolebpgning. 5foIen bill fire Sen
beo1te. l%1noerbisning for 8grnene.-
Ser fin6es 1ufberife &irfer. SEEM
fo1oen ligger beo 800 ganen mellem
Sbillingbperne og 8innipeg. Sbis
9e er interesieret / at bDgge ct
Stem for 9em ielp og Tomilie, refs
til Nepfoloen. Oct er fife ct 5te6
for Spefulonter, men for Sem, ser
pnifer fig ct Stem. geifripelier %
n6jagtige 0plpsninaer foos be6 at
ifripe til Sanipn & 8ergsman, Mep-
fo1oen> M1i11t1., Der omitooenbe aper=
terer Sorme og Sarmlan6 til 5alg.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-09-07
Sagtorpb=M iffeliens 9tfifebs=
SptrG6en.

Slllot &us og go6t &umpr! &ba6
mere por ne6oenoigt for at folt1ao
Sl1fces1en? Ser bor 1iffert blan6et
Zig en- Drobe &emo6 / Mflfe6Sbpge=
ret, efter at man l. 5pn0aqs for
iiolte Gang bdrte Scope Mofjers
Sortolfer og @iieionger.
Sill mere ems alt onoet Iptter man
meo 8egejitring til Sc jpbne og
ltnnoom %gribenoe Melo6ier, -}om
&omponilten bar formooet at lntte
til Me1terens Digtning.
9g Ri tror, at set, foffet pere
ben for Sen jemne Mano 1frebue
M}11iif, er 1pffe6es 5.=M. at in0ar=
beloe mere S%nrltaaelie al vSe6ens
Sanger, emo ON ban / Morepis bar
rellt. rnnot / Mmerifo Iom OpIpIer
alene. 81 fan foritaa, at for Sen
1tore olmene Mpngoe al Duni lie u6e
I Mmerifa borte fra Sc ltore
@e1trerS 2orm og &rolo, at Gauge
ren Sartorpb=M iffellen er fomme,r
lom cit 8eoerfp9geli e.
0erfor fan ban mes Mette tro,
at bans Opgabe Der Mmerifa er
blepen l6it paa en- Maa6e, ser til
1ene Stoer bill bringe Mabnene Sep
pc Mafjar, 8ergiteot oe 5ortorpb=
Wtffellen til at lebe / oanlf-ameri=
fanif gepioitbe0 iom ct Iriumpirat,
Der leper life / &raft of oespotilf
Wagt oa geloe, men / araft at sen
S%6lfepnoelf, Ser uer mere ems @erler
og @ulo". Sen Dnoelt bpr mere
END alt %oberbebiie en-. ON, at ban
Der Il. g. efterlaoer ct 5apr1, ser
fprit tent bill ittllesl
Co.,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-09-07
Salma @tote @anf,

S Ben norbpcltlige Sci al Minne=
toto ligger &itt1on County, bpis
noroltge @rGnie lt96er til Canada
% pe1tlige til SEQ. @afota; Stills Be-
rpn1te Sorm CT ber. s fprifjelligc
Ggne al Gol11tpet finder mo,1 flere
tripelige 8per. @n al oisie er SOL
ma, ser / Sc ienere Nor bor bopt en-
ripe16e l1obifling. 8pen bor ole Sc
til cit moberne ST. bgrenoe @efpem.
meligbe6er: 59rlig ifol SALINE
State 8anf nnrlnere. omtoleS. Sen
bleb grun6lugt / Sommeren 1911
me6 cit M%fticfopitol poo $4,000.
Dberifu6et er mi $4,000 pg @upita-
len $4,000 me6 '25 Mftionerer.
8onfen er blepet orebet paa en- i1f=
ceSfulo Moo6e og 1t01te Mor u6bes
tdltes Ser 10 pGt. / l16bptte. @m=
beosmnnoene er: 81. 81. 0nren,
ErGit6ent; &e6er 6olluno, 8ice=
8rGiioent; 8. g. @ccfen, &osierer.
s. 8. 5fatru6 og He6er g.. 9ien er
Meolcmmer nf 9ireftionen tillige>
mco Sc 3 fpritnppnte gmbeosmpno.
Oien og 6fatrlt6 CT be11fien6te og
p M
on1ete MGno blon6t ggnens SSor=
mere. Scr. 6ollan6 er ogioo Sor=
rctningsf6rer for Sormers @lebotor
60. og beltprer / Sorbinbelle bermeo
Ell S6mmerforrctning. Str. Snren
bor tioligere bpret Hr91i0ent al
@tote SAINT / @onifo. ST.. 8ecfen
obertog ~=5tillingen / 1915,
og &apitolc1 bar Sen Gong tim
$4,000. 9isie foo 9p1psninger /
Sorbin6elie me6 npbnte Sal, biier
beore en6 noget anoet Opens l1obif=
ling, og Den bar itpre Sremti6Sm1=
ligbeoer, 6n Ser / Oplanoet fin6es
1to1nqrfet Sormjor6, ser fan fpbcs
for fra 500 til $50 pr. Mcre. Sor6-
bu11osfbaliteten er go6 let ssSor6 mes
aernnoerlog. Sefferion 2an6ebei fra
Seem 0rleons til @innipeq lgber
ajennem 8pe11. gn6pi6ere ifal set
bem9rfes, at en- at 5totens be61te
"Go%nioli6ateo" SfoIer finoes / Sol
mo, Der ogiaa bar en- 1iplig 6armcr-
al1tb. Sorebrigt benpiler hi til
Mnnoncen an6et @te6s i,8la6et.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-09-07
Sollpiet pe @afterierne.

Set er fra gamme1 Ii0 EN- belize
fjenot @ag> at 5olen er 5pg6omme=
neg pprite 6ien6e. Get bar imiolerz
tio ferit beo Hrofes1or gsmorcbs
timber pge1ie Ell, at 5olens oesinf ice
renoe &:roft beoiites as Toriegenes
Sei. San inficere0e 0mitteoe) M9b=
ler> @e1Getei @ftn6, 2tnneo oib.
meo Sc melt forifjelligorteoe @pg=
oomslpirer og 1t6iatte oem 0erefter
for Solens 9trooler, bporefter bon
sbber Slime 1tnberlggte> bbor n1o11g,
8ofterier Ser bar igjett.
Mellltotet obergif olle TorDent=
11inaer. Mobnlia pilte &olerobociEen
fig Iar6eles emfin0tlig onerf or 5ol=
ltroolerne og orebtes meget burtigt.
Sgioa Spflts, Miltbro110s= og onore
~@pgoomsbafterier 6reebtes meo lige=
iaa flor 9ifferbc0, ifjgnt 11oget lang
iommere> al 5olens @trudler.
9ette Sorbol0 er al meget flor
8etponing for Sen 6aglige @nno=
beospleje. SEQ at 1t0iptte @angflp1'
oer> Sengetej og; politre6e Meblcr
for SollDs / f1ere Sinner / Grpf fan
man befri 0em for be 5DgoomsIsi=
rer, iom finocs oberolt. Nopnliq Bot.
mon ioa grl1noiat og iaa ofte iom
ma1ligt uoiptte. 9obeppreliet for 60
lens 5trooler. ="
2igeleoeS gj9r man bel / at legge
&on1me, Saarbprlter, 5bonnp og
9aan6fln0er / @in6uet eller paa ct.
onoet iol6eifinnet 5tc6. Derbe6 fierz
neg life Blot Sen 11bebogelige 2ugt,
men ogiaa 8ofterierne bergpes paa
oenne Maa6e en- ieroeleS frugtbar
|Sor6bnn6. (.
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g. 90. :. s. Me,u Dorf Mtlls.

Det CT os en- @lpoe at Denle6e
porc 2n1ercs 0p1n9rflpmDeo paa
Nortbern Minnelota Grooing Cont
pol1p's Mnuonce onoet Ste0s / 8la=
Set, lan1t gipe noglc Splpsninger ON
bets Birfl ombeb. Oct oprette0es for
vat u6fplbe 6obnet al ct anlparsfnlot
Seal @ltote &ompagni. Set forbano=
Yer 2ono for Sormerne, og bereg=
r1er Jig en-. &e1nmisfion al 5SpGt.,
,ulorig mere ellcr mi1bre. Ser CT
uog1e, ser Burger. SEN Srafif, 11aor
sc faar 11oget 2nn0 I Commission,
og Sc ler, ser CT 1tore Henge / Set,
1aa opfipber Sc set }elp, oct gjer
oette &ompogni fife, Sc 1a6er bisie
'Jor6ele fomme. &jpberne til go6e og
beregner fig fun Sc 5 pGt. &om=
pogniet ejer iclpfplgelig oglaa. eget
2o16, men oette fj6bes imm Megel
i tore &ortier til fontante &riler>
cllcr pgloo Set CT 2on6, ser life bill
fblipc nobuot til &ommis1 ion, men
inm fun lelges 6irefte. s loa6anne
EilfGloe fj6bes Set alti6 laa billigt
Tom m1ligt og til1pggcS fun list
for 5alqsomfo ltninqer. 2igeleoes
Tan ,oe> ser fj6ber 2on6 gje1nen1
@ompogniet, bore forpislet ON, at
oeres Mettigbe6 til 2on6et er go0,
90 Sirmoet er lt6ttet of anlbar1ige
Jolf n1e6 iterfe &opitaler. = &om=
pagrtiets &opitol er $4,000, og Mf=
ttonnrerne er 6 oniparsfuloe M9n6,
;ben enc al Dem ct @osierer / 6irlt.
a5tate Bonf, Seem Dorf Mills.
.Strmaet bar tillige 2on6 til SEQ
Ioniiering for Dem, ser enifer at
'oprette en- &oloni: Set ligger / for
1fjellige Gountper /. Nprbeoen al
Seem Dorf Mi4ls, og Sor0bun6sfpa=
1itefen CT aloeles fortrinlig. De be0=
Ute at !ggnens 6orme> ser er til
Salg, bor Sc og1oa / Commission,
og oisie 5ormt pil burtig blipe
1olgt> ga Ser cr ma1ge, iom pnifer
at 30 / 0enne @gn, bpor noget al
Nor6peltens be61tc 2dn6 fin0es. '@i
fan 6erf for fun tilraaoe bore 2eiere,
at Sc itrofs letter fig / Sorbin6elle
meo &ompagniet. s Mnnol1cen bill
man foa 0plpsninger ON Seem Sort
Mi1ls So og 6ens Sor6ele> og en-
Sing ct itffer> 6et1 at &ompngniet
pao enbber Moo6c bill lpge at til
freoSitille fine &un0er og gibe Sem
e1 b9f1ig og erlig 8ebanoling.
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2argeit Soluu Of its Si5e"

Set er Mottoet fpr Sen Iip!iqe
Snolan0sbp @rDgla, Min1., Der e1
beliggenoe 20, Mil Mor6pl It for
@oo0ri0ge. Sen grun6lag6es / 1898
al en- Morifer, Scr. 81. 8. Glo6ez
lan6; / Sc f6r1te 10 Mar bab6e Sen
life flor Sremgang, men iaa toQ
8pens Sorretningsmpn0 og Omeg-
mems Sarmere 1ta iamme11, fit o11=
lagt go6e Seize bborbe6 Ser iifreoes
goo Snr61elSforbin6elle me6 0m=
per6enen, opfgrte flere Something's
bDgninger> begpnote Ell 8anf, bpg=
geoe 5fole, @otel, &oipital oib. %
/ Sag er set en- al Nor6 Mtnnelo=
tas 6riftiglte BDer meo 1tore us
bifltngsml1ligbe6er.
S 1915 etablereoes Citizens
State 8anf, me6 en- Mftiefapitnl
paa $4,000, og bar MI ct betD6ez
.1!igt Sper ffn6. Set er EN- 8rancb=Mf=
0eling al Sen fjen0te % on1ete 81
ti5ens 5tate 8anf / Sbief &iber
Sails, Minn. = Scr. 81. s. Mn6er=
len, Ser er Sefreter for @rDglo
Club, CT 8Qnfens &os1erer og Scr.
s. $. Neterion er bans MS1iltent
Sc er begge Sfan6inober og pelanie=
tc Men6 / 8pen % oens Smegn.
&co 6cres glimrenbe 6orretningsep=
ner oa .Dpgtigbe6 bor Sc / 26bct
al 8anfens forte 2ebeti0 ollereoe
o%porbejoet en- iolio % omfongsria
6orretning ,bbis 0m1ptning. ltobig
dges. st al Manganeie 's hergmte
oirfefrie 5taol : Yengelfabe ct
in6 1tolleret / 8onfen, 6erpe6 err sen
9o6t belfpttet for Snbbrr6stpperi. ~
Cmituoenoe finbes en- Mnnonce fra
:N. s.. Mnberien, / bpilfen ban TIL
6pocr ubmarfet 6armlan0 og gooe
6orr1re til 5alg for rimelige Hriie1
oq poa !ette &ilfaar. @bis man is:
ger 2an6 eller gn1fer at foran6re
DpbolbSiteo, ct. @rpglo en- al Sc
gDer, Der er b9r6 at nnoer1gge, fgr
s11an boietter fig on6res 5te6er, bpor
,Sor6en life er be0re, ielp ON sen
foIter mere.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-09-07
uGmpfer"

9on1f Notwithstanding
"Smofer" i Eors0og bar, iom o1ti0,
meget gemptliq og fit forbpjet @lons
peo, at &gl. Speroianger g. 8jern=
1fjolo oeltog / famine og gleoeoe
@piterne me6 ct @or &rppcr poo
lin fpnomenale @eltetenor. @ilo Sc
.geN3ring oa Slap l16en Gn6e. Du
@offen bar 12 fnn6e mon on fe
2onrit5 Sleicn, ser CT en- al 6or=
e11ingcns melt ofbolote Meblemmer
til 2pffe. San er nemIig blepen" e1
Mor pngre, og gob / Sen .ss(n1e6ning
ct Nor 9oller ~liflig" men ~forliq"
Nunicb, of bans eget @rpg.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-09-07
8erpstet Sorbrb6er nnopeeen.

' - s-# H-. r -.
@arpep See, be11 melt berDgteoe
TorbrDoer, Ser nogen 5in0e er ien6t
/ 69nglel fra 2inn Gountp, bor
bo!ot tit Or0 ON, at bon in6en tt
Nor Diloe flpgte fro. Sort Mqoilon
S 9nglel, bpor ban 1fu1oe qfione en-
Straf paa So Mor. San iQbeoe
9tengerne / tit (Gellebinoue ober,
.flatre6e neo as en- 4 gtoger bpj
Jengielsm11r, froble6e frem gien=
mem en- Gong UNDER Sor0en og TOM
/ Sribeo. San bfep ienot til 6eng11et
/ 1913 for Npberi og Dynamite
ring.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-09-07

beoit too / Hrobinien Gobollf, ser bo1
Ell 8efolfning paa 100000. ste:
set bar ct nl90panligt boorot Sin.
terflima. S @pe11 er ser ct Citadel,
Der bleD bDgget UNDER 8eter ser
Store al ipenlfe &rigsfonger. Ge1
er Ell gfterligning al &remlin
Moifmo. @pen blcp grunologt a
&olaffer / 1887.