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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-25

lation and low interior temperature, with rea-
sonable ice consumption.
The ice capacity OF this refrigerator is rated
at 105 pounds. With this amount of ice the
temperature of the food compartment averaged
47.6 degrees Fahrenheit. The coolest part
averaged 43.2 degrees. while the warmest was
5O,4 degrees. During the same period the tenn
perature Of the room averaged 67.5 degrees.
The ice consumption necessary to maintain this
temperature in the refrigerator was little
under three-quarters of pound per hour.
The refrigerator case is made of polished
solid oak, with hinges, locks and trimmings of
nickel plated brass. Being mounted upon roller
casters, it can easily be moved.
All the doors and walls are insulated, and
the shelves are made Of timed wire mesh. The
bottom of the ice chamber is lined with seam
less galvanized steel and has removable drip
pan. This makes cleaning very easy, as the
pan catches all dirt from the melting ice and
also allows the ice chamber to lie freely flushed.
The water sealed drain trap and pipe are gal
vanized. All parts of the ice chamber as we'll
as the food compartment and draining system,
are easily removed, so that cleaning is very
simple matter.
Price. No 49, $1,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-25
Made by West Bend Aluminium Co, West
Bend, Wis.

Aluminium is to the modern housekeeper what
pewter and polished copper were to her great
grandmother The cooking utensils made of it
are not only efficient and durable, but also beau
tiful enough to satisfy the fastidious housewife
who feels rightly that her workshop should be
attractive as we'll as efficient.
Being seamless, and with rounded edges and
no corners, the West Bend ware satisfies the
most exacting requirements of the housekeeper
whose hobby is sanitation. Also it is very easy
to clean. 1t is polished on the outside and has
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-25
MARYLAND BISCUITS

Add one teaspoon of salt and tsole,
spoon of cold butter TO one quar- ~
sifted pastry flour. Rub the butter N
evenly with the finger tips. add Guy
of cold milk, and, if necessary. li'ue
cold water, making a stiff dough Plaee
the dough on form table or block snu
beat with a mallet or rolling pm Ioi
fully half an hour. or until II becomes
brittle. Spread out half an inch thick,
cut into small rounds and prick eacn
several times with a fork. Bake tnem
in very hot oven for twenty mlnu',s.
These delicious biscuits are equa'H
good reheated.
SALPICON OF FRUIT
This is very delicious and al inc
same time an. inexpensive dessert. ooos
large fresh seeded raisins until tehus'
in boiling water 10 cover. Then aou'
for each pint of liquid, two teaspoon
of arrowroot mixed To paste Win oo,o
water. Stir until the LIQUID boils ana y
clear, add three tablespoons OF ourrsn
Jelly, the yellow zest of an orange siu
cubes of preserved peaches and pess
in equal quantities. Serve as soon o.
the fruits are heated, pouring o''
crustless rounds of fried bread.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-25
Tested Recipes
COMBINATION SALAD WITH To-
MATO JELLY

Place in saucepan two and half
cups of canned tomatoes, two slices of
onion, two stalks of celery, one-quarter
Of a diced green pepper and half tea
spoon of salt. Cook over a moderate
heat for fifteen minutes; then add half
a package of gelatine, softened in half
a cup of cold water. and remove from
the fire as soon as the gelatine is dis
solved. Strain into shallow dish
that has been rinsed with cold water
and set in cold place to chill and
harden. When ready to make the salad
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-25

Emeieney demand,
that it be so apportioned that the ,ay;n,
is distributed equally, instead of pinch;us
in one place to spend in another.
The Tribune Institute Bulge, Sy,,.u
Of Household Accounting helps you n
realize all these. II is so flexible tia, 4,
may be adapted to any use; so compile.
that it covers all necessary home booL.
keeping; so simple that the busiest hou,,
wife is not burdened by its use.
It. is simply 207 ruled and cla,,;s.d
cards in strong cloth covered box. h
costs $l.35, with box; cards alone, e.
cents. Its use can be begun at any tim,
We are filling orders every day.
Address The Tribune Institute. N,v
York Tribune Building, 154 Nassau Stree,
New York City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-25
TWENTY-ONE MEALS A WEEK

Favored forcemeat dressing, served
crisp and brown ard accompanied by
mock giblet sauce or gravy.
from the liquor in the pan, with
little boiling water added and thickened
by a tablespoonful of Drowned -four
mixed TO paste with cold water. Stir
constantly until the gravy thickens and
boils. then stir in a quarter of pound
of liver that has been fried brown and
then chopped.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-25
Herrick Refrigerator No. 43
Made by the Henick Refrigerator Co., Water
loo, Iowa

The usual hundred-hour test, given in the
Tribune Institute to the Herrick Refrigerator
No. AZ, proves it to be up to the standard in all
refrigerating requirements, which are, briefly;
Proper food preservation, good cold air circu-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-25
System: Every Business Must
Have Its Machinery
SYSTEM, ECONOMY, EFFICIENCY
YSTEM in the h

STEM in the household
begins with controll,J
expenditure Of the n,
come that supports TIA,
household.
Economy has its FOO,
in the management a
this income so that ever,
dollar yields its full valu..
r~fG ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-25

sary, an extra drying rack for emergencies
would allow the first lot of dishes to dry while
the second was being washed.
Price, unmounted, $3.50; mounted, S3l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-25
VI


tha, of time, for it is obviously impossible
to give any article the same wear and tear
IL would receive during weeks and months
of actual usage. The material and con-
struotion of each utensil arc considered,
and it is believed that all described here
will give service that is fully satisfactory,
although the actual length Of wear cam
not be guaranteed definitely. Should any
of our readers find that article has
broken down under ordinary conditions
before it has given reasonable service the
facts should be reported fully to this
Institute Both the manufacturers and
this Institute endeavor to present to our
readers only those articles that have real
merit and are of proper construction so
as to give satisfactory service.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-25
West Bend Cooking Utensils

Price, No. IS, $1,000.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-12-14
FEDERAL BOARD TO PROBE
STRIKES IN MINNESOTA

ST. PAUL, Mimi, Dec. 14.-Au
union men i'm st. Paul and Mime
apolis who went on strike Thursday
i'm sympathy with the street car en-
ployes had returned 20 work by mid
afternoon in accordance with in
structions from their leaders and
the brief interruption caused no
known hardships according 20 re-
ports tonight from police authorities
and heads Of big industries.
Immediately after advices were
received that Pres't Wilson's spec
ial laoor commission would inves-
tigate the Twin City situation. the
strikers I'm both cities, who had quit
as a protest against the state safe
~ commissions anti-uniOn button
order. returned TO their trades.
There was no violence in cOnnec-
ton with the walkout in either
own.
Labor leaders. while admitting
hat the exact number of strikers
ion the two cities was unknown, in
sisted that Approximately 10000
men. 5000 i'm Minneapolis and l.
200 i'm St Paul, had responded TO
he call Officials OF the Twin City
Rapid Transit co. declined TO COM
nent on the latest develoment in
he controversy with its union men
which now has spanned several
weeks
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-12-14
cox PREPARES
COAL CHARGES
viii Tell President That Baird
Represents Operators, Not
the Public.

COLUMBUS. Dec. 14-In a gnal
effort TO relieve the serious coal
situation in Ohio, Gov. James NJ.
Cox Is preparing charges, which he
declares, will be forwarded 20 Pres't
Wilson, probably Thursday night,
against +. q. Baird of Cleveland,
head Of the lake coal shipping pool
Gov. Cox, in his stateme, 70 the
president, he said will charge that
Mr. Baird represents the coal op-
orators and not the interests Of the
Industrial and domestic consumers
and will demand his dismissal. DR..
III. A. Garfield, federal fuel admin
istrator. will be asked for an ex-
PLANTATION Of why he appointed Mr..
Baird. who is referred 20 by Gov.
Cox as the hired man" OF the op-
orators.
Although Gov Cox was in receipt
OF a telegram from DR.. Garfield this
morning. warning mot 10 interfere"
q conference was held at the state
capital Thursday afternoon and ar
engagements were made for taking
Immediate steps 20 relieve the coal
situation In the state, which the
state executive characterized as IAN
Unspeakable outrage" The con-
ference was attended by federal.
state and railroad officials.
Following the conference, ii. L.
Mcdonald. who represented Lake
Shipping pool, announced that Mr..
Baird had agreed 20 turn over all
coal in the lake pool 20 Gov Cox for
Industrial and domestic consump-
ton.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-12-14
CONNECTICUT GERMAN
EDITOR IS RELEASED

HARTFORD. Conn, Dec. IA -
United States Commissioner Rich
ard Carroll late Thursday released
ON a $500 bond Paul Stocked. ed
itor OF the Connecticut Staatz lei
tung. who had been arrested earlier
on the charge of failing TO file trans
lations Of articles printed in German
i'm his paper. The paper is pub
lished in Holyoke and Mr.. StoeckeI
explained that his partner had left
with a foreman the required Eng
lish version of the articles and that
the foreman had forgotten TO deliver
IL 10 the Holyoke postmaster.
Stoeckel later will be taken TO Hol-
yoke as a witness at the trial Of his
mariner.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-12-14
Ambition
Pills
For Nervous People

The great nerve tonic-the famous
Wendeu's Ambition Pills-that viii
put vigor, vim and vitality into nerv-
GUS. tried out. al IN. respondent peo-
pie In a few days.
Anyone can buy a box for only so
cents. and Wettick's Cut Rate Medi-
cine store is authorized by the maker
a. refund the purchase price IL any
one is dissatisfied with the trst box
purchased
Thousands praise them for general
Dc hility. nervous prost-atiOn. mental
deDre ssiou and uustrung nerves
caused by Over-indulgence In alcohol
tobacco. or overwork OF any kind.
For any anliction OF the nervous
system Wendelrs Ambition Pills are
unsurpassed while for hysteria,
trembling and neuralgia they are
simply splendid. Fifty cents az Wet
lck's Cut Rase Medicine store, and
Esslers ev@rvyvhere ADV
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-12-14
STATE REALTORS TO MEET
IN TERRE HAUTE, OCT. ga

TERRE HAUTE. Ind. Dec Ia
Announcement was made Thursday
right that the state convention OF
he Indiana Real Estate association
viii be held in Terre Haute oct.
and 4. 1918. The date was selected
1v the board OF governors Of the as
ISOLATION Howard L. Hyatt report
Cd the action at the meeting OF the
Terre Haute board tonight.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-12-14

Poultry show now on, corner
Main and washington. odd Fellow
bldg. Admission 1Oc. Children UNI
der Il, five cents. Adv. 436-tf
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-12-14

every udy Selling more
clothes than ever, for
every man that buys
Sherman's Clothes rec
ognizeS them as the
greatest value in the
world for his money. Sit
down and figure it out
for yourself, be your
own Judge and jury. You
will come to the COnClu-
sion that our policy of
selling puts into your
pocket exactly $3.50
which otherwise would
60 to the ordinary re-
taller.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-12-14
Save the Middle
man Profit of $3.50

real $50 suit and ovecoatnO retailers prcebut whole
sale price $780, that is why ShemanS continue grow larger
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-04-27
Mf, Sen Selefon!

6or%fatterin6en olga gggers fri
Der | EN- Mrtifel meo obenltaoen6e
Snerifrift bl. a.:
Seq fer, at Ser i roIanoet er
fremiat Sorilag ONT beb SOB at
begrenie observation-disclosures Ba-
rigbe6.
Simle11 gibe, at Ri berbiemme.
fnn6e faa en iaa6an Sou in6fgrt,
iioet Get la6er iii, at set er bleben
|Selefonel1, Tom beitem1ner ober Dor
|Dag og 6ens Mrbeioe.
Selefonen er ct %ng6benoigt Dn6e
| Dor foriage6e Ei6. Sen fnnoe
bore en- Siplper al 11pa1r0erIig 8e-
tDoni11g. Men ben tager, iom set mt
er, meb 6en enc Saano, meoens Sen
gtber me6 BEN an6en.
Mllc 6e Sfri6t, Sen iparer os for
at gaa, ollie be 8rebe, bi Iipper for
at ifripe, Get er ian6eligt poo-
misunderstanding. Men til @ien-
|giplb bar ben itit1ll!eret 6oIfs 2plt
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-04-27
st &erlisbe6s6rama.

S &jjpbenboDn ,leo Ser TENT for
le6en Mften 5fnb I @fpoebonega=
&c. @n Ting &ige bapbe iaaret Ell
nng Mon6 ret ~alDor1igt og ben6te
6erefter @ebolperen mos fig 1elb. Sc
Lao begge bepioitleie pua @aben,
ga 6olf fom 1tprtenoe til.
Hoa @oipitalet bite Set Jig, |
6elge 50. e., at begge Sfu6iao=
rene bar al minore alporlig &araf=
ter. 9g / ct H%olitiforbpr oplp1tes
Set, at ser %forelaa ct &erligbeos=
Drama. Sen u11ee Nige, @opbie
&anien, ser tiente bos en- Gomilie
poa @!!. &ongepe1 1913 bob6e 1pgt
at giere Set go6t igien me6 fin for
benberen0e &iereite, en- &oipitals-
porter 6cr6inan6 2ar1en Ser boe6e
/ Sfpoebanegobe. So oct life IDf=
feoes ben6e at gjenifabe SorboIoet,
be1utteoe bum, at Sc ifl1l6e gao !
Dpoen iamme11.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-04-27

til at pioore | en- forferben6e @rao.
Set CT iaa 11ernt for inaffegale Men=
neifer at lpfte &pret pg iaa bore /
Sorbinoelie rneb beres Differ ube11
ben fierneite l1lejIigbeo.
Sbis set mi lite bar tillaot at
inaffe mere en0 feln=ti Miruter +.
CTS, faa biloe Soft be1t1e fig iii
at iige en- 8eifeo, giDe ct 5par.
Slnorecbatollerne piloe p!!e: fig
%breitbol6ne oper oem begrenlebe
% tenfe, at uiaa fan set jo
alligebcl life nptte noget."
5aa bleb Gelefoneu Set, BEN full
DC Deere. Gn SiGlp for trable, for
+rctningsoptagne Mennelfer, met, Sen
gjor0e life &rap poo at e%ritotte>
Dba0 ben a!6rig fan, en- G11smprfe=
times 5amber en- 5poieretl1r / Du=
gems Col eller Mftenets blg0e Saa=
&c.
Sen bar fit Speape ligeiom oct
brutale ft:,,ftriite 2ps. De CT begge
llomerfcoe til 6orretrringsbrug, -
men g6eleggen6e, bbor set gpl0er
ct Stems eller Ell Stues Erpgbe6>
Ol10e og Gorpebtrfninger.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-04-27
Gnesaarb.

8eroensmeiteren glIegaaro, ser
| nRfte MaaneD bliber 40 Mar, fis.
rer itaoig, og ban bar / oisie Sage
paa ben lnffe6e gDflebane / Baris
bliroet> flere 5eire; naIten ineeu
at De onore gDfleitierner bar fun-
net be1eire bum. SON bar forgbriQf
meooeH 9anif 8icpfIe @lub, at ban
til Sopnrner bill figre paa Dror1,p-
banen, bbis ban Tan fomr,e bier1.
Sor bette iioite er not lite life lao liae
til UNDER &rigen.
Donif 8icpf!e @lub bar 90 alle=
'reoe h%lrettelagt nogle SOB dor bar1
% ! Den a%nleoning lat fig i Sor-
btnoelie meo ct Nar omerifarfe
vSt1erner", font GIlegadro Fol
ilaaeg mes.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-04-27

Wide have ligget j min GRAY i
Dag, havde Diet like veret for Ly-
dia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound, der gjorde mig rask, saa jeg
nu er Stand til at gjqre NIT Hus-
arbejde, og Arbejde i Haven. File
re at mine Naboer er blevet raske
we'd at BRUCE Lydia\ E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound" = Mrs. VI
ola FinicaL, Wagner, Okla.
Saadanne advarende Symptoner
som Fdlelse at Kvelning, Varme,
Hovedpine, Rygsmerter, Angst for
en- kommende Ulykke, Frygt, Lyde
for Orene, daarligt Hjerte, Gnister
for Ojnene, Uregelmessighed, daar-
lig FordGjelse, foranderlig Appetit,
Irethed og Tunghed skulde der
bllve taget Motifs af for middelal-
drende Kvinder. Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound har fort
mango Kvinder trygt over Krisen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-04-27

lit 2ib. Sm 6en lille lefsoors Hige,
for bnem Geotret bar bele Beroen,
og ON Sen bofSne &binbe> Ser git
/ 5uto11s Colo, in6til for 9 slor
iioen, 6en 136e december 1908,
Nao6en tom ODER ben6e.
Sm fin Sungeto1c forteller Sr,&=
en-, og ON 6en &al6elfe fra @116,
Der fit benbe til at goa u6 og prp>
oife Gbongelief % ilippe Eeatret.
Seq tror life, at bromotiif
&unit er @pn6, iaa 1i6t font @ioen-
ifab, M%olerfun1t, Mu1tf eller Seer
ligbe0. Set En- oltlommen @oper
fra @u6, MEN ofte misbrngte al
Mfenneifer. Seq gift, for0i ieg maot=
te goa, og 6e fun0e life fan 11ogen
5inoS1Dgel9ge til at erflere mig
for gal.
Sd ieg ffor1o6 aln1iten, ipurgytee:
E%rofesloren, efter at ieg be1te1nt
bab6e erflpret life at billie gaa ill
|Ieutret igjen: y
= &borle6es bill De ga tiene 0e-
reg 8rp6? Eror Sc, Nengene bill
regne ne6 til Dem fra &immefen?
= Siffe 6nnt cit flog Wo116 fan
1pprge - Set ltroole11oe, barnIige
Smil lpler ober Tr1 8iprners 6ei=
lige Mniigt - notr1rligpis ifaffebe
|@no mig 6e Nenge, ieg ifuloe
BRUCE, og set bar ban gjort lige
Srn 2ors fen=8jprner tuler bioere,
og benoes 6oreorag er ct @effffell.
iesroab ONT 0mben6e1ie og SelGig-
gjprel1e, for v6e 1iolte Si0er CT
ner". l1noerlig p%erionligt ct set,
tnotr9ngenoe, meo noget al en- fur
ltelig Herions gpne til at la0e BIER
enfelt fornemme Srbene lom netop
bel1ben6t til bom.
Sao illstter Me6et meo @ang og
1ne1o 5aoeroor.- MIle Igsiupne &ar-
1rebalsaonoer er forlengt flpgteoe,
Wta1terne bar ben6t fig mos 8eq=
gen. Sfinler Be 6eres Grin, eller
9!enlte De at CRIME, bbor bum qif
bt. Den file @binoe meo Sen
itore Ero.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-04-27
Sfibsfartens uYligtrejler".

Otter boao ~6reo. 3d." eSforer,
bar De Delegere0e, ser UNDER Sor<
ba1t6lingerne / 2on6on forle6en BOZ
retog BEN 6unife SfibSfarts Snter=
ester, forleoen 2gr6ag tilltillet
uoenrigsminiiteriet en- &opport ON
Torban6fngerne og 6eres &elulta=
ter. Set bigtigite, al 0isie er, efter
bpa1 Ser fra belun6errettet @il6e
me06eleS, at Der er opnaaet fien=
beigt beore 5orbol6 for ben 6anife
|Sfibsfart meb &enipn til 6e u@ligt=
refer, paa bbilfe tulrige 6anife
|Sfibe 6en ft6ite Eio er blepen tor
pe6ereoe.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-04-27
= Danmark. -

Set er min Gone, flyer en- at
|6e pngre &efr11tter. 4
r&bab, bar gu Some % 8grn2 g
fpgrger oe alore &ammerater or
un6ret. u@ba6 bar Du ga, bbao Ell
|oin Nrofesiion?"
u@ooo min @rofeslton er," Iporer
ban roligt, LEG ct fife Speno elto-
iii, ieg CT tim Sorbnnoter".
uOg set tpr Du gifte ,Dig pon"
raaber Sc elbre &a1mnerater / &pr.
u@bao bar gu tenft paa, og bbem
ifal forigrge Din Score og oi11e
|8prn?"
uDd 1fal @amfunoet", ibarer
sen n11ge Mono / ful6t Mlbor r6 Ell
ioa meget iom at blinfe. Set falot
bom life ct 9jeblif in0, at ban
m1!igt baobe en- perionlig Sorplig=
tel1e oberfor set Mffom, ban iatte |
|&erocn. 9ette rare 5mfn116
0e11ne blp0e 5obepu0e - bar iaa
oej1ig at. fo1te ollie Gorpligtelier ne
ODER paa.
Goor 9umnarf ntegen iaooa at
lngoom, ct Oct neppe laa bmifeligt
at ipoo, bpor set fprer FEN. Sg hi
CT 10 ielp en- 9el u6e efter at faa
Sen. Sua fan set go6t blipe til 81 r.
feligbe0, Ser forleoen 1too 10 rn
GDerifrift poo cit Mrtifel / u&1pben n
baba1": u8liber 9anmurf ct enel tie
tort Sottigbus?" 81 fan Ga bpgge
% ct r1mmeligt 6nttigbus, maaif e
for 6e Benge, bi fit in0 for 9er1l e>
pg 1an ale flptte berin6.
Men noar belle Snmfunoet er b Ell
berinbe, fommer rigtignof @pprgS 3
nroalet: v@bem ifal betale Sorplei=
11ingen?" Sen blep maoife li6t ilpi
1aa Set fl1r16e ben6e, at ung6omz
men fropleoe u0 igien.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-04-27
Sur Su betalt Sin @ulreqnimq?

0nfd Neter er 6p6: San por Sn=
oebaper, al EN- 8inltue / S6enie.
Set frembebes / S6enleblooene, at
ban life bgrte til be @erter, Der
iatte Bris paa, at @elterne gob
mere no.. emo oereS Hung fun6e
taale.
SEQ cit 2eiligbeo bap6e ban iaa=
|le0eS faaet at bloc at EN- al @tQm=
geiterne ifp!6te fit &ulban6ler for
ct Harti 8r9n6iel.
&ar 0u betalt Sin @1tlregning?
lpnrgte Snfel, 6a @eiten nelte
Song TOM paa @inltue11.
Ne-b, TOM set noget for
|blgffet fra BEN p%aagGl6en6e.
Maa, ia, 1oa fan 6u beller life
foa mere Der mi. Sui 'er lbigtigere
en6 Spr1tl
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-04-27
sbprnp fritiferes.

Sorfatteren, Baron @olle Molet,=
frant5, ifriber i u@olitifen", ben-
benot til neutrality-suspicious.:
Score 8ablel
$ morge aar bar Sc % leg boz
ret e,1ige ON bort Spn poa 6anif
@etsp1eie % Dor offentIige Wirf-
iombeo bier for fig efter bore @b-
1er arbeiod for oct, ri oniaa for
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-04-27

Droene u&ai-Darmarf". Otter
runn Iibs 5orlpb bln be6 9ampe=
rens SOB en- &obaa0 IDnlig. Gbefel1
for Observation-Disclosures nuente MI at
babe en- ~uifnoelig bunif Damper
for Jig % rlarnleoe iig ben. Nluo-
1eIig Loo mperen, Der iii fun pnr
nogle Sllnoreoe Mefer borte, fiji
Md1fering fal6e, 8laaferne falot
neb fra set agterlte StDrebus, %
Der iaos en- &anon al 1O-15 en-
&a1iber, ODER bbilfen oct bnnife
Stag De6blep at baje. 5mtioigt
falot Ser fra Sfpts, Der bar OPP
ltillet paa @reDfioen eller Sorifibet
% fom biotil babbe peret nlp1ligt,
flcre 5fub, Ser ilog neO nmiooel=
bar NRrbe6 al ltn6erban6sbaaoen.
Set lpffebes 6enne at nnbbrage fig
Saren beo burtig DDfning.
Set CT itoen ga 11omtpilteligt TOM
1toterct, at Sen foftiif efsilterenoe
Camper v&ai" in6til BEN 13. Sa=
mar, oltloa en- Sag efter Sen nnpn=
te @%egipenbe6, laa + 6en engettife
@aDn 5ultberlan6. Set 6ani fe Stag
Daiebc itaoig ODER Damperel1, oa
SSloen ,bleD oobret.
9ette ct en- 1&6f grligere Me06elelz
le ems 6er, hi for nogen Sib 1ioeu
brngte paa @run0lag al ct fort
Yresi etelegram.
u@i fjenber life alle Dem, ser bur
bern6e."
s Dalum &onlml1ne De0 S0en1e
bbor 5pgneraoosflertallet er locia=
!i1tilt,. bor BET piit fig, at Ger er
fat en- formelig &efor6 / &etni1rg
al ma1lgelfulbe @ulgliiter, og be:
~ipnoerligt NOT bar mont iprlig
CLIENT" 6e 1t6rre S%fottep6ere, foo
le6es bor' mo1t CLIENT Is &plgere,
ser ttllammen betaler oner 10000
Ser. / Sfm til &on11n11ren eller ca.
en- @iette6e!! .of 6ers 1a1nle6e Sub
get.
5ogneraa6sforma1l6en bar ober=
for ct lofalt @lo0 un6ifpl6t Jig
me6 at iige:: ~@i fjer16er itmpeltbe11
life ollie Dem, Der bot berr6e". =
Men man fjen6te oem 6og gobt nof.
ga 5fatten bleb paa1ignet, bemer=
fer u6Dns Stiftst."
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kob en- Kartoffel Farm.

Land eg Farms Of skandInavisk Settlement Central
Wisconsin. Udmsrket lord for Kartofler, Mais.
Rug. Bonner, KlSver og Kvsgavl. Godt
Wand, code Veje. Landbo Kirker, Skoler,
Bltikker, M1ller, daglig Postgang, Telefo-
ner, etc. Moderate Skater. Code Markeds<
Dyer fra 8 til IL Mil. Forta.l mig hvad De
pnsker. Is til 40 Dollar pr Acre. K9b NJ og
saa en- Host. Ingen Byttehandel mulig.
4 o. BARNES. [Ejsr] Waupaca. Wisconsin.
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st Si6sbinebe.

Gorfatterinoem Sru gbarlotte @i-
~1ersgaaro ffriber i 8la6et Sober
bobn":
Gn Sci al6re og pngre Soloater
floor paa @fsercerpIooien og taler
iorrmen, men bIiber afbruot Of en-
1,1g Some, Der fon1nrer ben moo
BENT. Sun bor ct lille 8arn be6
:&mnoen, og ben0es 5igur bitter, at
bun mart ffnl bobe ct til.
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Maiferet iom banif 9amper.
Molffs Bureau me06eler:

Torle6en obferbere6e ct al bore
Observation-Disclosures / 6en engelife
&ana! en Dumper % opfororeoe
Sen beb 5ignal at itoppe op og
1e1l6e cit 8aob ODER. Mean lao tpbe-
ligt Sc 6onife Meutralitetsm9rfer %
BET 0a1nife Stag og paa Sfibsli0en
me6 itore, bbi6e 8ogltober malet