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The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1918-03-24
Attempt 70 Break Line.

The great German offensive on the
western front has developed as Its sa-
lient feature an apparent desperate ef-
fort to break into the southwest OF st.
Quentin, drive wedge hetwean the
British and the French and push on
across the SOmme canal In the gen
eral direction Of Compiegne and Paris.
Simulta neously Paris has been bonn
bar,ied at quarter hour intervals be-
ginning Saturday forenoon with shell
of about nine inch caliber. The source
of the bombardment has not been re-
vealcd. The nearest point on the
front is G2 miles distant. NOR. than
twice as far as artillery fire has ever
reached previously. One theory sug-
gested Is that the Germans have de-
veloped an aerial tropedo which can
be fired from long distance.
Line Breaks at ot. Quentin.
There was an admitted break In the
British line IN the st. Quentin region
| late yesterday, the German hording
their way through the defensive sys.
TEN and compelling A British retreat
to prepared positions within the area
l py Ni'1 SSfbhn"' ~ '''''
| retreat in the spring OF 1917.
This new line also Is now being at
tackled by the Germans and news dis
patches filed from the front late In the
day indicated that the fighting already
was heavy In the vicinity Of Ham,
which represents penetration OF some
nine miles for the Germans. Ham
IL approximately II miles southwest of
ST. Quentin.
| Cavalry Following Attack.
A supreme effort by the Germans 10
cut the line in this region is forecast
in the dispatches. They have put cav
airy In the field TO follow UP tho In
fantry, and evidently intend To thro"
the Uhlans into the fray when the in
infantry columns open the breach the
German high command is countini
| upon.
Farther north, the British lines
while they have drawn back. are hold
ing their new positions. The maximum
British retrogfcssion there seems 4
have been about four miles. at Mory
which has changed hands severa
times.
| htHOfs iH3I Tue TeHfH HhNt Nv
come involved in the struggle seer
credible. az the recession OF the Brit
ish right flank. which was resting ap
proximateiy upon La Tere. at tn
river Disc, would inevitably carr
| with 1t the French left, which had rest
ed upon the Disc.
Germans Being Slaughtered.
The advance Is being accompanis
by terrible slaughter OF. the Ge,
mans. who, In their masSed forms
tions. are being cut 10 pieces by Brit
ish guns OF all calibers. The Britis
casualties. too. have been heavy. or
Berlin claims the taking OF $4,000 Bri
ish prisoners and 400 guns.
Emperor william himself 10 in con
mand OF the German armies fightir
| this battle which he had previous
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1918-03-24
BRITISH CROSS JORDAN
But HAVE TO BR|OcE Il

London. March 23.-The British in
Palestine have forced a passage of the
river Jordan, bridged the stream and
established themselves on the east
bank. They afterward advanced east
ward against considerable opposition
and are continuing their operations. ac-
cording to the official report announc-
Ing the crossing.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1918-03-24
LONDON HEARS
GERMAN GUNS

London, March 23.--Ths guns
in France are distinctly heard
in London tonight particularly
in high places there 10 con.
tinuous throbbing. Many per-
sons have gone to the house
tops to listsn.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1918-03-24
FOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

VFeCiPtAt'o's ~ tpSHs
Another week like the last several
days have been and Missoula will be
making war gardens in deadly earnest.
After the rain Saturday morning. the
sun came out ia all his radiance
warmed the air to summer proportions
and started the grass to show green
Fine stuff.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1918-03-24
BRITISH ARMY
ENGAGES FOES
ON new FRONT
Battle Raging Savagely on
Whole Line, Says Haig
in Report.
GERMANS SAY FIRST
STAGE HAS PASSED
Claim Defeat Of Big Part
Of Allied Forces in
Great Drive.

London, March 23.--"Noth;ns we
have heard up to the present would
lead me 70 think that anything
has happened which could not have
been expected. There is no rea-
son to come to the conclusion that
things are looking bad" General
Sir Horace Lockwood Smith. Dor
risn says in an interview with the
Weekly Dispatch.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1918-03-24
Germans eeing Slaughtered.
MissOulian War Extra

The Misseuian will this
with undated intensity press
significance probably
Of will
n official
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1918-03-24
GUN
BACK OF LINE
Long Distance Cannon Hurls Shell Into
French Capital Every
20 Minutes.

Paris, March 23.-According to
the latest reports the long distance
cannon, which bombarded Paris
this afternoon was firing from a
distance Of 100 kilometers Gap
proximately ~ 1.2 riies), and was
ioceted about " kiIometers behind
the French front. Shells fell in
Paris every 20 minutes after 8
a. m.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1918-03-24

Washington, March 23.--The long
range bombardment of Paris by a Ger
man gun, presumably at least 81 miles
off, announced as a fact today in the
French capital, dumbfounded Ameri-
can ordnance officers. The 22-mile
bombardment of Dunkirlt by the Ger
mans more than "A year ago had set
a record and ordnance officers of the
American. British and French corps
| freely conceded they never had
dreamed of a monster gun with range
of more than 80 miles.
| Some officers frankly questioned
| that shells from rifled cannon actually
had fallen in Paris. Others sought eX-
planation in new devices or secret gun
emplacements in the vicinity of Paris.
None wanted to believe that any gun
had been invented by the Germans or
anyone else which could throw a l-2
inch projectile so miles. ,..=e-5 sns4
Would Not Use New Gun Now.
If the German experts have evolved q
wholly new type of gun not dependent
lupon the same mathematical factors
that govern ordnance everywhere Off
GERS here think it highly unlikely that
they would employ it for an isolated
and meaningless attack on Paris. 1t
might be some Officers thought, that
a continuous dropping of medium cali
ber shells on the city was part of a
hope for breaking the spirit of France
iby some mysterious visitation.
The finding of shell fragments bear
+, ing the marks of gun rifling seemed
Ito preclude the idea Of any ordinary
Iairplane bomb. 1t was suggested that
monster airplane mounting guns might
have been used, but no one has ever
conceived tle possibility of carrying a
9 1-2-inch weapon in the air. short
range, lightweight. inverted howitzer,
carried by aircraft appeared to some as
a possible explanation.
Might Be Manned by Mutinsers.
Some officers conceived the possibil
ity that in the outskirts of Paris there
might be hidden gun. 1t was ad-
mitted that it would have no military
value and il IL only believed weapon
of terror and its discovery would be
certain. "
A bomba riment of Paris at a dis
lance of 62 miles appeared to most ol
tthe ordnance officers as such com
plste surprise that they found 1t diff
cult to talk about it.
Another theory advanced was tina
shells might have been fired from {
French or English gun seized by trai
tors or mutineers and turned upon thu
French capital. II would not be a
all impossible, according To those wh'
suggested the explanation. for sqna'
of mutineers to have seized singh
gun. emplaced in some isolated spot
1t was recalled that some months ag
we'll substantiated reports were re
ceiyed in Washington of a revolt OF ;
Russian regiment on the west from
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1918-03-24

This bulletin reporting the Ioca-
cation Of the long range German
cannon, while fixing the position
about "i2 kiIometers behind the
French front" obviously means be-
yond the French front from Paris
that is within the German lines.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1918-03-24
The Weather

Forecast: Generally fair Sunday
and Monday, except rain west Of
the divide; cooler Monday.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1918-03-24

| II was quickly put down, however. The
possibility that today's mysterious
bombardment might be traced to some
outburst of disaffection did not seem
unrca sonable to some officials.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-09-20
Gissbaaspu,pala.

st %1pe1ooenoe Ompnlg bar netop
f11noet Steo / Danmarf, nemlio /
Bogenie peo Sun. Set bang beo
fprlte @alg / EN- Stemme eller to.
SEQ Ompolget iatte ollie @ortier fire
beofte &refter IND / Mgitatioren, og
.oa SGire opretbol6t fir fuIbiten6ig
baablgie1 &an0ioatur, bar ingen h1n=
net foruoftge nogt beitent ON TO-
faloet. Dette foreligger mi. Set
rooifale Gen1tres og Socioli1ternes
&%onoiout, &e0aft9r 6og=8eterien
bleb palgt meo 1902 @temmer, me-
oens 8enltres &an6i6at, ssenIen=
|Spnoernp fit 4,066. SPIRES &an6i-
Dot fit 1,058 Sten1mer. &erme6 er
|@tillingen / Golfetinget bIepet ~
Observation-Disclosures og 50 @egie.
ringsmo6 itan6ere
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-09-20

IAAIstEZI B.E*A3S1TE NEHAF. ~ go
Or set rigtigt, 1t Sttibetts Mano.,
ifnb fang: 'gift itolt paa aooans
8BIge', 90 Gfibet git tilbanos2"
@etsformanoen: ,rMdaHe DC itc
.fpnge?"
$50, men bet er at Stteresie for
Mbeberiet at foo '5p6rgsmaalet op-
@etsforman6en: r8lep Ser iunget,
,4aptain?"
vSSn, 81 Sfibet git ne6 og Glagct
|for1bnn6t UNDER 8gIgerne, bloHe6e ri
ollie @obeberne og lang '@ift iifolt
poo &o6ons @plge'."
S iepne, ftmple Orb bur 5ffibets
|Sgrer berettet ON 6enme fi61te, rent
|inltinftipe. Spl6eit til 6laget. 6or'
flatingen ON benne lille @ptio6e
|gior6e ct iterft Stotrpf pau Dem
|6er bur tilfte6e / &etten.
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Sc amerifanife 6plbater.

st 6anlf 8la6 %ifriber: &1n en- Einq
iDnes FILTER: Epifernes mislDffffe6te
0feniip og 6ocbs Mo6-Ofeniib oil
fr@be, at 6e tpffe Eropper paanp
mao utraffe @ejret". Set betpoer
lpilot Si6 = og oct er netop BET enc
tie, Epiferne life tnoGer. @n fort
Wfillion ny amerifanife Eropper
bber Maane6 bill mart bebirfe, at
man in6fer Seilregningen. On Sc
omerifanife Eroppers &poIitet bnr 6e
it6fte' 9ages &an1pe afgibet tiIitraf<
felige 8i6nesbDr6. De er h1l6t pua
|&gi6e me6 europniife 5ol6ater. Der-
til Dar oe omertfanffe 5oIbmer SEN
Soroel, at Sc netop er af 6en rette
M6ersflasie ~ BEN M6ersflas1 lie,
ION fire Mars @rig 6elbis bar 116ilett<
tet / 6e europniife &ere. .
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9autpffibsqnlbet

S 2ebet at en- Maane6s Ei6 bill De
9amp1fibsielifaber Ser offent-
6eres @alpaars -@egn1fnber,
antagelig funne u6len6e Mee66elelier,
ne ont ferite &nlboar 1918. mere6e
MI bill man / 8grsfrebie bi6e, at Ste.
6erternes Sortienelter / oct forlgbne
&alboar lite for neret bn{entligt
a1r6erle6es eller min6re eno / set til
.iparenbe $alpaar ifior. @erlig ip-
nes 6et, at Sc Selifaber bar tient ito.
re Penge, Der bar itore Sfibe - paa
.ellem 5000 og 10000 Sons =
lpben6e / rem oberieiif Sort, ioet
arigsreitfoen og Observation-Disclosures,
inferno Ser ct gunffe minimale. @fs.
empelbis ngpnes Set, at En- 6onlt
Dumper fornplig er fragtet fra Meri-
CO Gulf for As Dollors pr. Eon-et
ser er ca. - Gorge foo 9git
lom Gragterne for fire Mar 1iben.
er iaalebes liffert @rnn6 til at
antage, at / oft Sal6 tnlrige at bore
ogiaa / Mnr bar inbieilet
1tore 6ortieneiter.
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min Some til be116es Ig6feIgbaa mes

min Some til benoes Gg6ielgoog meo
ct Jotogrnft al bort felleg Sodb,
Ser. Ser er maaffe Dem, Der bill
meme, at ct iaaoant Gotoernfi lite
|er 1ogen oDerbplbenoe Ggoiels6agg-
'gepe, men BET Ct BOG. frn benz, Ser
lite sficnber min SIN Ser. st Bill
lebe al bnm opbeier Set berltgite
Maleri.
Men set ffrlbe ielpfgleelig lite
bore ct af be alminoelige Dufnbil-
|le6er meb nngen Tablet op / EN- 2e-
neitol. Seq %fonferere6e me6 Soto
grafen ON en- birfelig original og
moriom Stil1ing, 90 set e116te meb,
at Ri ene6es ON, at BET melt brit
%ningsf1lbe bil6e bore at fotografere
u6en &le6er fi6benoe pao
en- bei Sat.
Seller life Ser fDntes at bope no.
get moo bette arrangement; ban LOT
fig u6en. @rebl fle6e Of og ia6 oq
imtle6e ie6t til mig paa BEN ON:
|benote beie Sat, me6ens 6otografcr
|gioroe fine Torbereoelier, og iatte
Y1a6en / Mpparatet.
Saa trpffe6e ban paa @oIoen oq
|iag6e 1ao:
~@aa, min lille Sen, mi er jeq
fprbig."
uMig ogie fer6ig!" ipore6e Ser.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-09-20
Sslanb er tilfrebs.

De islan6if e @laoe omtoler gjen-
1emgaaen6e me6 Eilfre6sbeo Sen
6anif=islm6ife Sperensfomlt. Me6en<
itaaen6e 8la6u6toleIler er ien6t fra
@epfiabif. +.
Set i~ocial6emofratiite vDogsbrun"
itriber: Ser er ingen Ebipl on1 at
oct ct Dnniferne til megen Sore
b1an6t @er6ens gprige Mutioner, at
De bar bqret lua friiin6eoe og bar
babt Mo6 til mere at tage @etten ems
Mogten / 8etragtning veo at uner<
fjenoe % iom en- il1bernn 9tat, ON
enb hi itaar n6en @oabe11 / 6e11ne
8er6ensfrigens Sis.
~MorgenbIa6et" ifriper / EN- Ie=
oenoe Mrtifel, at set er itfffert, at set
itore 6lertal al &attone1t bil ortage
Sorilaget iom gabmligt for Sslan6,
% at BET tillige er en- flor EiIfreos=
1tillelie for begge Mationer at fQa
oiSie Sp6rgsmaal ofgiort en- Gang
for alle, 90 ben be6boren6e Stri6 oq
nbiSbe6 bar. bemmet oct livliqe
SomfDem mellem oe to- Notioner.
BIu6et fortfgtter: Onn1ferne M
Ss1nnoerne bar gipet binon6en
$aan6en. Mne gamle G%biitig5e6er
ct 1frinlagte og glemte, og mi ifal
Der in6leoes ct Iipligt @mfpem
meHem De to penligitn6e6e Totioner
til @re og @ab1 for begge.
B1ooet ~@eitr" bringer en beupiI~
Zig &ommentar til SorTaget / 81.
minoeltgbeo og onbefoler 6ets @e6-
Itogelie, ON enc Oct fritijerer set poo
Ibisfe 8unfter.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-09-20
Spab er en- 8iialiffe?

~SDns Ei6en6e" friper / en- Mrti<
tel me6 &enblif paa Be @a6ifaleS
Mgitation / 8ogeniefre6ien felgen6e:
Naturligbis er 6isie ra6ifale ST.
%itorier set bare @repI og Biat> io4n
intet bar n1eo SGn6beoen og set bir-
felige Gor5ol6 at giere. Sg not11r=
ligbis er oct en- grob SornermeIle
imo6 @9lgerne at bp6e Dem Taabonne
~8iialiffffer".
~Morbr1s Mmtst." ipgrger interes<
ferret ,om lite en- eller an6e>1 Sprrbo
fan forflare @la6et, bba6 Or6et 81.
ialiffe" betD6er.
u@i1alifffe" er set fpnffe lotrpf
for Set, Ser paa @igs6onif betegnes
iom en- ~@bberbiitorie" eller poo
8e1tibif: zen flor 2gpn".
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-09-20
v9agens Gffo"s eyinancterinq.

S Mnleoning al, at ~&ol6. Soc"
bar ifrepet, at set npe, uofbengiee
@ocialiitbla6 uDagens @tffo" finol1
cieres al Mler. So1s, ffriner iibit-
nGbnte @lu6:
Observation-Disclosures Srefbe6 fien'
Der Dog olligebel ingen @renier. 81
bur a1orig .nogeniinbe talt mel
M1eranoer So1s, og bberfen 6iret4t
eler inotrefte bar ri 5enbe1t6t % til
|Sois eller nogen an6en &Gremonf
for at faa pefuni9r 5tMte."
9erpua fglger e1 1tgrre 91ngan(
nbebageligbe6er til &oloing=&e6affttg
rem og 5ocialtitfpioierne, bbilfet b
Dog ifaI 1aoe blipe / Tamilien.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-09-20
@mslanbs Tremtibse5ar iMarhms?


Som befien6t for &ongpn og
Drorningen taget 0pboI6 poa Mnr=
ieliSborg 9qot. &berfen &ronprin>
len elGer &rins Shrub err me6si Mnr,
men 6erimo6 6en lille @reb 8ros=
fop, Der er Sen al @torfpr1t M;-
cbnel af &11slan6: Sons Mo6er ct
arrei teret / Betrogra6, bans So6er
itges at bore r6raabt til @5ar-m=
1igbts buffer @arbus iaale6es sen
fremti6ige @5nr al &uslm6.
6or nogen Et6 fioen lpffffe6es Oct al
fau 6en lille Storfpr1te til 0omarf,
bbor ban % bans @auoernonte toq
in6 'paa 6.Mngleterre" / &jpben.
bobn &ilfal6ig fit &onqeFam1lier
Bette at bloc % ien6te s9l16 efter ser
file Slagtning, fom fi6e1t bor up.
5ol6t fig paa @orgenfri og mt er tao
M%arlelisborg.
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ct mt Trilnftstbeater.

Sorfatteren 8. 6. Nielfen, Ser
banot Jig mango @enner blonm Sc
Donife / Mmertfa pao fin S%oreorogs-
reiie for 4 &ar ii6en, fopeiloar / $50,
litife1", at ser omfring 6rilnftsice<
mem Dprebaoen arrangeres en- flor
Yof I 2igbeo mes 6en / Sfibelun6
&rat, Blot / 1tprre @tiI. Ser ffaI
iaa fettes Min6esmerfer af bore
tterite Digtere og &1tnitnere.
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10000 Sons bprnbplmf T%psforit.

10000 Sons bornbulmf TosFurit.
Otter bbab man erfarer, bur BET
tefriife 2an6brugsu6balg / Sorbin<
6eIie me6 9onmorfs geologiife I'm
6eripgelie foretaget en &eHffe Ctr
bier for ont m1ligt at ftaffe 9pfning
for 6e u6enlanoife Etlfbr1er al $685.
|foret, Ser fer&rieen bar flere&un6re-
|be Guiinb Cons pr. @ar. Direftte-
rem for 9unmarfs g~eologiife TIMBER
lpgelie, 9r. g. Mo6fen, bur, iam11en
meo Gtntsgeolog g. Meiltbers flere
|@te6er berbiemme foretaget un6er-
isgelfer oper GoSforitens 8orefom!t
og MhuIigbe6erne for 6ens 8rb6ning.
Saa 8ornbolm fin6es ser b%etD6elige
Sag, og un6eri6gelien 9ar go6tgiort,
lat Ser Der be6 en- craftsmanship
8rp6ning bill funne fremffaffes ca.
10000 Sons Sosforit = timber Sc
nubpren6e 6orboIb EN- p6er1t pnr6t-
ful6 &ialp for Sen 6onife @ie6nings=
|it1on1tri.
Ser forban6les mi me6 set itaa~
en6e 2m6br11gsu6balg ON, at 8rD6-
ningen bill fomme til at foregaa un<
Ser S%totsfontroI for at forbin6re al
%oper6repen og u{un6 Equalization.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-09-20

iteret paa 8roen, tog bant l,oen pt.
6ere Mafffen og fafteoe barn neb fra
8roeu, bborefter Dan / ngite 0iebm
fatte oper @%lanfeberfet. 9u ban bar
fommen paa oanff @runb, bortfafte'
Sc ban @oaben % @iHffeIbbue. Uni.
.formen labe6e Dan oerimoo til en- ci.
bill Drogt pe6 at fierne Snore m. M.
|bborefter ban fortraf fra @rgnieeg-
mere. Dagen efter inofleHeoe ~
|iferne @lanfebnrfet me6 >raqoS-
nettet for at ur6gaa lignen6e Glugte
|forigg ober 8roen.
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4 st Snbilemnt.

5orleoen bar set IS Mor ft6en EN-
ilanf Dngling foretog BET 6riltige
Spring fra oct &leinime6eperfite6,
bbor ban bi6til babbe arbei6et fig
5e5en til, op pao @cenen. .Scenen
bar @errebro. 0g 6en 1anfe Dng-
ling bar 0scar 5tribolt.
Debut'en fan life poa 11ogen Mao<
De paaitaaes at bape boft Opmerf>
lombeo. Men bent urrge @fleipiller
bab6e baa6e &umgr, Salient og
|@nergt. Du &ollerne fol6t for fpor=
iomt af poo Nerrebro, tog ban Ont
itigningsbillet TIL Spnoerbro. Sgrit
optraa6te ban 1on @6untar45nnger
poa ~&ennelpit". :6enere git Bun
TIGERS. ober @a6en og 1pile6e Some
6ie paa S6n6erbro.
Sra bette Si6spunft - set bar /
|1902-bar Stribolt ftfret fig @la6s
&ebenbabnernes@ ehi6itbe6, og bons
Bei git tilbage ODER Merrebro til
~'Scala", bbor ban r1t er en- al So
be6frpf terne.
Stribolts Solfepn6eit ibulme6e
iamme 6orbolo 1om bans &orpuS.
Set bleb life til iaa belt li6t efter-
boonoen. Den tpffe, glade, go6mo.
otge Sfueipiller bar filter paa lin
rigelige @art al 8ifaI6et bber Gong
ban bite fig. Sci er lite let at af.
glere, bbor meget al bette @ifolb ser
ifol h1ifribes bans go6e <I6 og bele
popnlere Sremtoning, og bnor megei
Der ifpl6es bans Salient. @iiffffert Ell
oct imi61erti6, at 5tribolt baa6e 1om
5fneipiller og 8i1eianger %ii66er-in6e
me6 birfelige @brer. &an eier iifffte
blot ct fortrinligt &um6r, men for
ltaar ogiaa at gibe en- Sang Sen EiI.
lptning at lDriif Sentimertalitet
iom alti6 er en- FILTER Ereffer bos
BET .bre6ere 81blifl1m, lfriber r@ip'
benbabn".
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Gaa tom Ser 8iotrno6,

8roen peo Sol6tngbro Dar biotil
bnrf fperret be6 8omme, MEET MI
er ben, i'll. r@eittff.", bleben iparret
me6 @fgtroa6 ! lange @aner. Dette
fploes en- tpff @%ranieioI6ats Gl1gt.
On al 6e tpife @agtpoiter bor bleben
fie6 af Sorbol6ene 6erobre, men ban
biloe life gisre Zig Ben l1Ieiligbeo at
paoe giert1em Maen. Derimoo git
bon gen til Ell annerat, Ser ito6 DO
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@ift itplt

S &igbenbnbns @pret bIep Der If.
Scott" forle6en taget Sorflnring /
MnIe6ni1g al Damperen yDronntt1g
.Ebpra", Ser 6en 28be Stunt blep ien-
.fet al SDiferne mes @%rnn6bomber.
@n &epreientnnt for &beoeriet
yDanteptrtte", Tom set ienfeoe @tib
;tilbprte, ipa1rgte::
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-09-20
SantIerntanien

S 6isie SnmlermonienS Ei6er bir-
ter set life oberraifen6e at fin6e f6l-
genoe Mnnonce | ct fiebenbabnif
Morgenbla6:
u@n al0re, li6t flo6trpft 5 Gre,
Der 1914 bleb oberfigrt al &1ttg-
lteo-Gfspresien, er til Salg for bgle-
lte. @ro. Eelefon Mr. ~ Central
rs 543.
Scr er ogiaa Solf, Der opfipbea
gamle 9l-@tifetter at mi 110gaaeoe
gltSorter. Ser Ct mart irrgen Groe
paa galFabe1l
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-09-20

S45 ACRES Missssippifodens Lje pa begge Slider at F1oden; giver 400 Tons
Red Top og Blue Joint HID, her, hvor Mississippi like or stort mere end n
kr VandsrSm. $1,000 pr. Acre; Havdeen kontant, Resten 10 Aar til 40.
80 ACRES improyed", Skole Hge " Vejen; kun n halv Mil til Norsk
Kirke; 2 Mil til Meer; got Temmer. $4,000 pr: Acre.
Adsknlge Tusend Acres at v@lge imenem fra SO til $40, nogle ned
TSmmer nok til mere end at betale for Landet. Land, o jog psrsonne
ebr og har valgt for Farmland. 49, A. II. KLEVENL BeujdU. MINI.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-09-20
@prsfattem aiper itabia qubt.

B~prsttatte11 9t0er 1taotg goot.
8ersffatten biier fig, tafffet bore
Sen ufortre6ne Omietntng paa @pr-
fen, 1to6ig at bore en- go6 Sn6tGgts<
ftl6e for Stoten. S Stunt er Ser
giennem8 eflelererne in6betalt $780,.
304 &r., og 1amtioig er BET fra
8anferne> ser err en- Manneo %ierere
meb beres 0pgi6relier, for Sm1et=
1ingen i Mai in6betolt 289,219 @r..
oltfaa runot regnet go6t 3 Millioner
S&3rorer. ,..s =.
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Billi6e--Gode Farme!

menter i Pope og Stearns Countyer
800 Acres Farme med code Bygnin
Sholer, Markeder, Jernbane, etc.
og Jagtsper. Nogle at Farmena
nogle ekstra code Godtkjgb med
oplysnlnger TIL Glenwood
]. H. Thoreson og A. E. Kvam,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-09-20
@affc- % Sbe-@ mrrosaterme.

Solfs 0pfin6iombe6 / @etning at
nj &affe= og Ebe-@urrogater fpnes
ret u~116temmeltg. @e6 @enben6elIc
| &affenebnet erfareS, at ser / alt
in6tiI mt err in61en6t ca. $50 for.
fielIige Surrogater for 6e to lterftt
efterlpnrgte @orer.
@anife betegnen6e er set, at flere
~Spfinoere" af @1rrogaterre fort
letter me6 %Sn6ien6eIie Sd @ange
Iaf oeres @ro@ufter, ielb efter at oisie
En- Gong er blebet fasiere6e.
noftgterne for 1be EiIfgrfler al
birfeltg &affe og ste er itaoia Iige
merfe. @n Sag foranitaIteoes Ser
ct fort run" / &igbenbabn moo en-
&offeforretning / 8Iaagaar6sgo6e-
paa 8aiiS al ct ful6iten6ig feilogtigt
Npgte ON, at ser bur Safe at fan.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-09-20

50 ACRES Wild Land" god Lerord, let at ydde, uldls bevokset
,,. med Buske, we'd Stat Vel, Posuue, Iehfon, 81 Mil
til ivGg By $5. Acren, Vlkaar der passer Kjeberen. 100 Acres god Leno1d
der vii pI5oducere kimatiseet Komnsorter indbst'tst Grzs og Klsve5 det
Gresgange. Godt Beboeseshus 24x26 Sidel=nge 14x14, Sndd 6Ox6O og Aere
andre Bygninger, II Mil til MHaca, we'd god Wei. $4,000 til $4,000 kontant
Resenp a letteV lkaar. Hvis interesserets krv efter nsrmere Oplysninger til
ALLEN & MORNEAU. Miaca, Mimi.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-09-20
@am,ne iremaonasmaobe.,

@ant1te Srentgangsmaa6e,
6glgenoe ~frDgtelige Mffl6ring leier
hi meb Gorfer6elie / u&osfiIoe 81
6en6e":
~8orup Meieri fom be6 forte
@meru6itilling / beoite Ere6ie6el.
Sen anben6te 6remgangsmaaoe CT
ganfe BEN 1amme lom Sen, Der er
benDttet beo Sn6bru6ene pao &fege-
bat1en."
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9Grlia f%ortient.

On 8orger / Mnitpeb tiente forle.
Sen 10 ST. be6 at 1too op o64en &C.
|lefonpnl / 2 elmer / gfen6e &egn-
peir. Sme6ens par 8etaIeren, en-
2an6man6 fro Smegnen, inoe pua
en- &eitauration, bborfru BON fun6e
np6e BET im1ffe Spn.