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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1918-09-22

through period Of evolution which will
bring to them eventually all the expert
ences of men added to their own, and it
is not unlikely that they will in time be-
come even more efficient than men on the
juries."
The amendment to the law covering
the selection of juries will undoubtedly
be presented again at the next session
of the Legislature, but, Mr.. Bremen be-
lieves, with further stipulations than the
mere striking out of the word "male."
II will endeavor," he said, Ito put be-
fore the Legislature reasons for limiting
such duty for women in recognition of
the fact that under certain conditions
not included in the already existing list
of exemptions it would enact extreme
hardship upon them to be obliged to
serve"
But when pressed to define the limita-
tons he had in mind, Mr.. Bremen re-
fused to commit himself-even to say
whether or not he would consider the pos
session of five small children with
whooping cough sufficient cause for ex-
emption. On the subject of exemptions
for men, however, he was definite and
emphatic.
"I'd remove them all but two" he de-
clared. eff I had my way, only physi-
clans and men in military service would
be excused. The jury system is ideal in
theory, but it requires the services of the
ablest men and women in the country to
make it perfect in practice. The whole
sale exemptions now provided by statute
simply serve to deprive us unnecessarily
of the advantage of calling upon those
very men who are best qualified to per-
form this public Duty
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1918-09-22
The Mastery
Policewonan

There were eight or ten of her sit
ting around long table, each busily
writing report of her work of the pre-
vious day. Nice, motherly, middle-aged
women they were for the most part, with
the exception of two who were in the
early twenties and who had the appear
ance Of successful stenographers. They
were all we'll dressed, in clothes that
were decidedly feminine, and there was
nothing about them that suggested in
any way that they were guardians of the
law
There Are seventeen of these "lady
cops" working under the direct super
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1918-09-22
TNot, Who VIII, When
the Men Are Gone?

TIME impression seems to prevail
that the granting of the franchise
to women automatically makes
them eligible for jury duty. This is not
true. The law of New York State def
initely specifies that in order to be quail
fed to serve as juror it is necessary to
be male citizen of the United States.
An amendment to this law which pro-
posed to omit the word male" was pre-
sented to the Legislature at Albany at
the last session, and was referred to the
Judiciary Committee-whence it never
emerged; and no one seems to know why.
Commissioner of Jurors for New York
County Frederick O'Byrne is strongly
in favor of women serving in this capac-
ity; and the Commissioner for Kings,
Jacob Bremen, agrees with him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1918-09-22
All Exempt But
The Icernan

Among those who are excused in this
state are clergymen, because of the pos
sibility of their possession of conf lertial
information; physicians and dentists, be-
cause of the eXigencies of their profess
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1918-09-22
On the Beat With a Lady Cop

vision Of our woman Deputy Commits
sioner, Mrs. Ellen O'Grady. They are
almost without exception women who.
have had long experience in the same
sort of work. A goodly number have
served as police matrons and the others
have done detective work and Investigate
ing of different kinds for the depart
ment. They must not be confused with
the volunteer workers who form what is
known as "the police reserves" and who
were organized for war work. The
duties of the members of this corps are
quite different from those of the women
of the Police Department.
A Woman of Charm, Dignity and
Force Is Our Chief Lady Cop"
The work Of these women is confined
almost entirely to the protection Of
women and girls. They believe that an
ounce Of prevention is worth year in
q reformatory, and so for the most part
they leave the punishment of offences to
the men of the force and devote all their
energies to the work of protection and
prevention. And it is really remark
able work that they are doing, and
truly remarkable woman is it's guiding
spirit, for if ever there was the right
woman in the right place that woman is
Mrs. Ellen O'Grady, and that place is the
Office of the Fifth Deputy Commissioner
of the police of New York City.
DIV, sr1,% oil ho %bo
cipal Of a girls finishing school or
successful woman physician as she sits
there, clad in soft brown satin with
a white turned-back collar and a
string of brown topazes around her
throat-but for her to be a Deputy
Police Commissioner in charge of fifty
or sixty patromen and seventeen
policewomen, to say nothing of
goodness knows how many other people,
seems incredible, and yet there is a
steady, searching look in the blue eyes
and firm line about the mouth that
would indicate that the way of the trans
gressor would not be SO pleasant if she
were brought before our Fifth Deputy
Commissioner. A woman of force and
determination is Mrs. O'Grady, but with
rare sympathy, thorough knowledge Of
human nature and real Irish sense of
humor, all of which qualities go a very
long way in the making of success in
any line.
Fifteen years experience as proba-
ton officer has given Commissioner
O'Grady pretty wide knowledge of the
conditions that exist in the various parts
of the city, and for fear that she may
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1918-09-22

become rusty she spends many an even
ing making her rounds like one of her
own policewomen, to study the needs of
the different districts and to note the i'm
provement which has been made in the
conditions since the advent of the
women of the police force
Close Work Between Commissioner
O'Grady and Her Squad
Every morning the seventeen women
who compose Commissioner O'Grady's
present squad" assemble in the Deputy
Commissioners office for an hours in
struction by their chief. Plans are dis
cussed and questions answered, and in
this way the Deputy Commissioner keeps
in close touch with the work which the
women are doing. She knows the de-
tails of all the cases on which they are
working, and she often interviews the
wrongdoers herself.
If a girl is reported as in need of en-
ployment the Commissioner finds her a
position; if marriage is indicated she
arranges for this. She furnishes food
and clothing and arranges temporary
loans where there is need for such help.
No one can ever say Of Commissioner
O'Grady that she is a mere figurehead;
in point of fact. she is the hardest work
ing person in her department.
The Commissioner has extensive plans
Tor the future activities of the police
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1918-09-22
Mrs. Ellen O'Grady, Fifth Deputy
Police Commissioner

THE policewoman is not a passing
fad she is not an experiment, she
is not even war measure; she
is simply the logical solution of one of
our greatest problems, the proper care
and protection of our women and girls,
and she has come to stay. She stands
before you IS permanent and an ex-
tremely important addition to the metro
poltan police force, and she demands
your respect and cooperation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1918-09-22

Mason for TIL. Bronx, at 1892 Arthur
Avenue; Edward Miller for Richmond, at
the Village Hall, Stapleton; T. G. Nc
Kennee for Queens, at the Court House,
Long Island City; Jacob Bremen, Kings
County, 26 Court Street, Brooklyn, and
Mr.. O'Byrne for Manhattan, with an Of
flee in the Hall of Records.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1918-09-22
w York Women Serve on Juries?

would settle that difficulty without fur
Their reason. Which only goes to show,
we thought, how little the men folk know
about these things. From the prices that
cooks are asking now
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1918-09-22
Keen-But
Sentimental

In fact" adds Mir. Bremen, 1--WE must
won't be able TO assemble jury at all,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1918-09-22

the situation often requires very tactful
handling.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1918-09-22
Shall We. Put a Child t,

Paul Chapman aged sixteen, has been confined in
for murder of which he convicted on a mere +
the death penalty, especially who guiltless at HI
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-08-16
nnberretninq til Msbre.

De Ton burtigt laee Deres lille
8rnr1s sn1rne, irriterenoe SUB beo
sbfes Gomfort 3oipber,
Der inoeboloer antifeptiife, Ipgenoe
S%ngreoienier, iom lite finoeg i no.
get a1noet 8ernepIeie 9uober. Is
Gents 8be ginoI og andre Mpo-
befer.
She gomfOrt @oipber So,
Boston, MaSi.
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(SIuttes).
u9et befober en- Geenifab,

u9et beiibber en- Ggenifab, ion
b~anffeligt Tan forfldres," ffriDer
Sr. 6. ST.. Senoriefion fra Gallen-
Ser, Soma, on Dr. @eters &a1rifo.
uGn Manb fgler fig fom ct MT
Menneife effter 8rugen af fire eller
fem SLATER oeraf." Dette belprg~
beoe nrtemi6oel for BLOB % tom
Mtntionelle 2ioelfer inIges lite paa
Mpotefd; Sof fortunes oermeo ST.
refte fra 2aboratoriet at Dr Beter
Sabrnep & Cons So. g5icaga 81.
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Vor B~oghandel.

Vile @saer ira por1 Eager ienbce
'nrfoirit mcb RaffepDit, clIer Gr,
'reis;; men snfer man 3affen as
'1reret ttaa 5 gents efstra mrbiul
tr 8eitilIinaen.
8. @asmnsien g.,
720-722 so. Aft strret,
Minneapolis. 9tinn.
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Godtkjj0ijb | Farmland.

Acres ryddet, SEEKS Verelsers Hus ]
nibus til "consolidated' Skole gaar
$1,000. kontant, Resten til 6 pct.
H. C. HANSON
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IN Acre Farm iii H2|0 godt improved, l Mil fra Village, we'd god
" no'o' u'' y oas' Autumobiyej, godt Hus, god stdd. Udm#rfe,
Brond med rent Wand. Alt indhegnet, 20 Acres med Ha let at rydde. Der er
intet bedre Land "Floodwood Kloyer Belief. Netop Diet rghge Sted fol- en-
Mejer- og Honsefarm. Kom til big Red Clover I-adet og Sc for Dem
sev. Hvls denne Farm like err hvad vi haT sat den er, vii vi beule De1es
REESE. Kun $500 pr Acre. $1,000. kontant, Resten SOM et passe1 Kjoberep
N. n. TRIPLETT. M D.. FLOODWOOD, MINI.
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sst9e oct Slelpl iagoe oett @dt11<
c, lom ON ban por bleoa ttlfaffet al
Sbeppg.
WSa, BET lpnes leg, agoe &erbert.
murtert. uSeg fDnes; De fi1loe tan
fte oDer sci, Sir" &arr operloo &c
neralen til itg ielp. Detttte bar baa-
&c forbaniet % forpirret, men iMfee
latrger preo paa Mearp og ben6es
Sorlbarer. ggentlig talt itammeoe
ban fig iimffe iaa libt oper fig feb;
for ! ga1noen bar ben gatnle, g11apne
% fommanoeren6e 9erre baabe ret
itnoig % %goobiertet, og ban fglte, at
ban bapoe opfgrt fig meget urio-
|oerlig.
San tenfe pan, bnor1eoes ban
pberfor fig lelb htnoe finbe Ell unoz
for fin Opfgriel. So, Ser
bar 10 oe1ne forbiitreoe arig; ben
gap bonn oog lite Net til at tole iaaz
1ebeS til en- uifDloig &binoe, iom
,,obentfiebet bup1e fin Mano be6
|Sronten og ct lille 8arn at for{erge.
lStaffelS l1nge Game laa Hf fleet
bum bapoe ibaret bum - og lua set
lille, nifDl6ige 8nrnl
@eneralen por en- flor 8grneben, og
bans 9ine 6nggcoes birfelig, i6e
ban lo6 Ser og ifirreoe 16 al Sin
ond og ttprfHte pua oct anbet Barn,
Der nj t { bar 8arn Iengere. Sbor
bon bog bapoe paret baar0 og
nbarmblertig: Sa, BON maatte biit
BELT itge benbe Set lelp. SON bil6e
|ialfal6 tenfe ober set. &erbert bob-
De &et. Sa, benne Serbert bar og=
ioa Ell fortraffelig, fipf ung Maro,
ielp ON ban til Ei6er funoe bore
Il1ot trttole1oe. So, bu11 maatte lie
at gibe bel16e Ell nn6ifDl6rt1tg. @an=
fife biit bar set life bebogelig; men
bet maatte alligebel gjgres. &an
|baboe 10 opfprt fig uforifamnet, og
MI maatte ban bp6e for set.
Selit faa g11be poa set aa mart
iom mulig. 5fl1l6e ban ringe og be.
6e ben6e folnme, eller ffuloe ban
bente, in6til ct lpffeligt Gilfel6e
igien bragte benoe inb? &on beilut-
teoe fig til set fi6lte, og tenote e,
Cigar, iom ban ia6 og rggte pao
pmtre1t en- balb Slime; men ser fo1tl
iffe an6re enc Spbartere og Stub
meolemmer. s 6ereS N9rbprelie
biloe ban 10 ne6ig gigre 300, oerfor
|beilutte6e bun at bente til npire
Sag. S meget ilet Sa1mpr forlo6
Gon Bortbeon og gift biem til fin
2ejligbeo / MlbanD for at morali-
iere ODER Sc Ifreffelige Ei6er.
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HEornnn nnd4LiSh 40 Acres "unimproved", 4 Nil fra #Warman.
Ifd|lle-6OulNOD. PRS SIS. p Acre. 100 Acres tildeisa 4mpro7sd",
~ Mil fra Mora, Pns $4750 pr Acre. 80 Acres "Brushland". 81
Mi ira Mora, Pra $40 pr Acre. 80 Acres vel .amproyed' Farm,
kun 81 Mil fra Mora. $50. pr Acre. ALE s@lges paa 1ette Vikaar.
Y. har mango andre Farme !, Kanabac County til salgs til rnehgs
|Prfser og ogsaa code Bytteejendomme. Skriv efter Iiste og andet
|Lteratur. vi modtager Liberty Bonds om kontant i allie svore
salgsforretninger. The Ideal Land Co. Mora, MINI.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-08-16

Her nffor Hvis De s9ger ener en- Farm, / 81 Egn hvor Mis-
1lOl vakst er ukjendt, eHer ct godt Stykke vidt Land,
let at rydde og god frugtbar Jord, fire store Markeder Nerheden,
hvor K6er, Swim og Mas vii gj9re Dem selvstandig, beliggende we'd
500 Short Line fra st. Paul MINI. til Duluth og Superior. M e dt
Tdsn at unders9ge Forholdene. H6sten fortaIar Historien. ener
skriv efhr min sidste Gratis Farm-Katalog med fuldstwndige oplys-
ninger. skriv! GEO. G. RICE, WEBSTER, WIS.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-08-16
''Paa Vejen til Smeltepotten''

Fortalung at den bekjendte norsk-amerkanske Forfatter
VALDEMAR AGER.
TIngen Bog hr som denne vakts Ops1gt blandt Skandinaver-
me i Amerika i lange Tider; ingen br undlade at lnse denne
fengsende pg interessante Bog. -
smukt indbunden $1.00.e Til stilehavsstaterne OF Canada $1.10.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-08-16

HvIs DE sOGER EFT HJEM,
da skmv til AXEL PETERSON, Keliher, ~ MINI, han har Home
steads" for $50, "Relnquishments' for $500, Land under Volstad
Loven, for $500; Decided" Land fra S.. til $40. pr Acre i Henhold
Land, god Bonitet, godt Wand, code Ve6, code Skoler, M@ngder at
vildt, Fisk og Bar. Dette Land er nyt, ingen bedre Plads for Mel
eridrift, da dete er Hjemstedet for. Temothy, K6ver OF Alfalfa.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-08-16
FARM PAA LETTE BETALlNdsvILKAAR.

I6o-A. Iildels improved. Code Bygnnger. We'd en- lille So Mil fra Dee p
River. God Automobivej. Udmerket Wand. Skole pa Hidrneta f Landet. Noget
god5 Hardwood T6mmer. Sort fed lord med Lerunderag, N rnAende IA
l9ber gennem Landet, nog Eng.
$1,000 pr A. $500. kontant, R@ten paa aaige Afbetainger. skal s#gs Br den
1he December 1918.
FARMERS STATE BANK, Owen E. Hulhan, Kamerer, Deer River, Mimi
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-08-16
En- god og billig Farm

l13 Acres Farm a. ! NIL fra KeTkhoyen. MINI. ekandinay1sk sett-
og stald, smuk Lund. Pria $500. pa lette vi1kaar. N@r "consoi-
efter Beskrivelser over denne og andre Farme til
LARSON & MILLER. KERKHOVEN. MINI.
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Land for Meieriarme nar Duluth. MINI, Udmarket Land 40
Acres Tracte kan faas til Prser fra s10. til $40. pr Acre paa lette
vllkaar. Kun $500. kontant Udbetaing, Resten som det passsr
kJ@beren til 6 pct. Der Ell 1000 Acres at velge at. Alt Landet
ar u 2r u Mi. Kun Y Mil til skole og 1 Mil til Jernbane-
STATION Rlgeligt T6mmer til eget Brug Skriv ON Oplysninger og
Dairy Land Co. 22 Lyceum Bldg. Duluth, MINI.
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''Livets Histories'
e11Ar
KristeliS Udviklinsslare.

Nog1e Wink for L@rere og Opdragere af Valdemar Benneke.
1ndeholder: Lvsudviklingens Love, Den levende Naturs
Historic. Naturens Rge og Aandens Rige, Menneskets Udvikling
og Krtstenlivets Historiske Karne.. 90 Cents
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-08-16
Jacob A. Riiis' bedste og smukkeste Bog
ssThe Old Town"

27O Sider-62 Billeder-Smukt indb.
Dene dejige verk har hidtl kostet 81. Us, sefges nu for $l.oo:
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-08-16

Paa Grund at daarlig Helbred maa
Ejeren salge sin 80 Acres ''improv-
ed" Farm, ire Mil fra Barnum. 20
god Stand, H9nsehus, Stald, ON
lfge forbi DGren. Pris $2700.,
Barnum. Mimi.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-08-16

KUN $4,000. 40 Acres Farm ca. N halv Mil til den fremskridends
BY Luck, Wis, m er beliggende i Centrum at ct stort skandinavisk
Settlement, med talnge Kirker, Skoler og Mejerier; code Veje. Den
bestaar af ct gdt 5 V@relsers Frame-Dwelhng Iaus; god Frame-stald
Sio, Bygningerne godt nalede, nydeig Have med Frugtreer,
bedste Wand; rs Acres IT ryddet deraf er Is pBet, og Resnn Ell
komst. vi hr andre Farne pa vr L1se, hvis interesseret skriv
It'll Jens S. Petersen. Pres. State Bank of Luck, Luck. Polk Co Wi.
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Ire Ber01mte DiSte.
sarlig egner sig til Oplasning.

som s@rlig egner sig til Opl@sning.
ZAkARlAS NlELSEN: ct MODE ............ heftet .15c.
HENRlk lBSEN: IERJE VIGEN, ........-.... heftet 1c.
n. =: :. GRONDIVlG: PAASKELlAJEN, ....... heftet 1c.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-08-16

@%eneraIens Nlan mislpffe6es.
Sen 1tadte Sag fit ban baarlige 81
bender, 1on1 bonIenge bop6e frog
tet ~ og | ober Ell Ei1ne la0 ban beo
itn &an1in og fori6gte at rpge og
fife at taa1fe. Gilft0it reilte 3on fig
og gift no for at belege en- Gorrd-
ming. 9enne b1ep belbig tilen6e-
.brogt, men set brugte bom bog life
! beore @umgr, og poa &jemoeien
gift ban langt noer1om Yantbeon;
for ban biloe fife meoe gor1le Be-
fien6te og bere paa 6eres @efla-
|gelier.
Set bleD Ell lang Dag og en- Scot,
Ser Dar temmelig ippnlpS. Sm
Morgenen Dor Sa1n6ret fife blebet
u9d Der er nGite1t life til at boil
|6e no." m11nlebe BON for Zig 1elp.
Oct er baaroe Slng, 9Babnen til
|6eler sig, men Ont mna 10 l9re at
|tage Dem iom Ell Manb, bol6e Sobe-
oct oprejit og life tabe Mo0et, set
fgm1ner fig life for Ell gnmmel Col
Dot. 2ab mig MI goa ben | Stub
ben og tage moo, bpa6 Ser font
ner."
&on tom / set famine til at tp1lfe
paa Snnoellen me6 BEN urge Came.
9en igrgelige Si6en6e, ban bap6e
facet, baboe belt foriaget SEN al
bans Smfer;; men mi buffe6e ba11
poo, at bon ffnlbe gi6re ben6e en-
nnoifploning. Nltfaa begab ban fig
til &ontbeon. S Oct pore bar ban
BEN fanune gamle, itibe, pelfIg6te
Nriltofrat, men inobenoig bar ban
Ell ilagen Ma1t6. Sm la6 og ben
De Der / Simebis, mel ingen MarD
|loo Zig ie.
Gilit6if tom Serbert meo 2uncben.
]Sm 1an megef m6rf ogi i1oeiIuttet
|ub og gnifebe aa%benbart fife at ino=
|Io6e fig poa 1tpgen Snmtole.
.uSeg gus bioe, ON ban Dnr bprt
16et?" tenfte @eneralen. uNaa, set
CT BET ianme, leg brpoer mig H if6e
ont bans Meofplelle, og leg ifal iiHhfa
beipare bonn meb 1roget Spgrgs=
maal!" SSm6lerti6 trof BON BOG
Meaa1ti6et no ian 1gnge 1om mu1igL
ibd ban beobleb at bet1te puu, al
Opbarteren lfuloe iige noget. Men
bberfe1 ban eller Marp fom. So
iaa ffamfulo, bre6 og be6rgpet Sc
1eralen emo bar, h1nbe ban boq life iffe
faa fig Ic1D til at 9enbenoe fig 81
refR til 5erbert. 9enns sSelppiniel
fleb gientagf ben nalte 8ng-meo
|ligeiao negafipt &eiultat. Sans
ii8o6 fflloe mfte bblipe giorf ban1 let.
&&erbert opparteoe bam lieefaa tor
reH og noeltage16e ION fgr - TN
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BILLIG S. OAK. FARM. En- Halv Section Farm benggende melem
Istrandburg o Stockholm vd Hovedyejen: Denne Farm hr udm@r-
|kede Bygningers stort Hs og Stald, Kornlade, Svnesi, Brgnd, Knde
log vindmaie, ETC.. ogsaa snr sio. har en 5 Acres Lund med Frugt-
|Denne gllmrende Farm kan kbbes for $40. pr Acre pa lette vnkaar.
|Enhver der 9nsker e n Farm son denne, br komme og tage den +
I0jesyn. Skriv til ener bes6g
Stockholm State Bank. Stockholm. S. Oak.
|EgtoRD MINNESOTA LAND. 10000 Acres. $500 hontant pr. Acre,
40 Acres, u Mil fra KMiher. 5 verelsers Hus, stald, etc, S Acre
u lsaae y Acres 1ndhegnet, PHs $35. pr Acre, n Del kontant.
III Acres udyrket Land, grRndsende til By, $40. pr Acre, lille
Undertaking, Resten i 20 Aar, 5 pct. Rente
Hr noge tTeinquishments', o kan faces biig, kan k9re til
|d1sse Automobi. BesGg os for De kj6bcr.
KINNEY & ARMSTRONG, Kaiher, Belhami Co.. MINI.
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Hvor de store R0dkl0ver vokser! - 521a Acres frugtbar sort Muldjord,
ned. Kre ataf n og M nshner $1,000. Beltggende s NIL fra By, 80
aax2 E,,u stald lsx4o: Ire HMte fem KreatureT. 9 Etaaringer.
Buggy, dobbel og enkel sele Pov. shariess F16deseparator. Alt for
$500. Overtagele snarest. Skriv til seller bes9g
ALBERT ANDERSON. Milaca, MINI.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-08-16

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s'For Liberty and Right"
The Song of the q. S. Army. by Carl Neumann.
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''Fred og Fejde"
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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-08-16
Era En&elske Fangelejre"

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