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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-12-20

Every homo that does not have a
Red Cross service flag to which Is At
tached 100 per cent sticker hanging
in the window by o'clock Sunday
morning will be visited by a member
Of the War Service League who VIII
want to know why members Of that
family have not responded voluntarily
to the Christmas roll call. Plans for
the canvass were made At a meeting
of the War Service League. held at the
Marshalltown Club. Thursday night
At the rate that enrolment Is pro-
crossing, ittseems certain that this will
be the only way Of rounding up the
entire city.
Because careless people, tisht-wads
and slackers have not done their
duty it will be necessary that 200 or
more men must work on their day OF
rsst to remind these that they are sx-
pected to enroll II the city Is to make
100 per cent.
Enrolment Reaches $500.
Incomplete returns from the volun-
tary enrolment in the city UP to this
forenoon indicate that $500 have re-
sponded already in the city. 1t Is ex-
pected that this number will be In
creased by Saturday night, but 1t is
not at all probable tha4 the city will
be any where near 100 per cent by that
time. Those already enrolled repre-
sent less than half of the population
Of the city.
War Service League workers will be
able to tell whether the Red Cross
service flag displayed in windows is
the 1919 or the 1913 flag. The 1918
flags should be taken down, but no one
Is going to be fooled by one Of the old
flags. because they are different from
the new.
At $50 sharp Thursday evening the
electric lights in all homes in the city
were turned off for one minute as a
reminded to everyone that the Carist-
mas roll cal was on. The lights will
go out at the same hour for the same
length of time tonight and Saturday
evening.
Those solicited to join should
remember that the Red Cross has an
nounced that there will be no cam
paign in 1919 for money for the Red
Cross. which expects to be able to con-
tinue it's work turnout the year with
the money received from the Christ
mas roll call was on. The lights viii
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-12-20
Watch.1alk.

Just one service, the best we can
possibly give. Just one ambition, to i'm
prove this however we may. Just one
consequence, an effectiveness pot
otherwise possible. We have plated
more good watches the past year than
in any two years Of our successful
business our very good reason for this
is that we handle only American
makes, cheap watches are very dear
at any cost and are unreliable and
constant expense. A good watch will
last lifetime II but given . little at
tention. Why not the best? An Amer
lean make. Ngfn-Hamilton-W altham-
which arc the best made and
perfectly reliable. Come In and see the
largest display Of American watches
in the city. W. M. Hodges. teweler.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-12-20
MUScATINE VETERAN DIES.
Anemia and seniIe Debility Caused
Death of Charles T, GoIdino,

Charles T. Golding, who entered the
soldiers home from Wilton Junction
Jan. 20. 1916. died at $50 this morning
at the hospital OF anemia and senile
debility. Mr.. Golding was born at
Mansfield, Conn.,, Nov. %, 1897 and en-
listed in Company G, Sixth Iowa in
fantry July IS, 1851 at Burlington. He
was discharged with the rank Of cap
tain Of Company A, Sixth Iowa infantry
Oct. 20. 1854 at Chattanooga, Tenn.
The only relative who survives is a
brother, J. c. Golding, Of Washington,
D. C.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-12-20
Married in Chicago.

Mrs. W. r. Shearer Of Timber Creek,
received a letter this morning from
their son. Phin Shearer. a teacher in
the animal husbandry department at
lev: stste College. Amee. saying that
he was to marry Miss Mary Kelly, of
bride and groom are graduates OF the
state college where the bride has been
employed in the extension department.
Mr.. and Mrs. Shearer will arrive in the
city Tuesday for a short visit. They
will make their home IN Ames.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-12-20
LEATHER
GOODS

FOR HOLIDAY GIFTS
Leather shopping lists, $50
and SOC.
Leather card cases, SIC.
Leather purses with strap.
$1.59 to $3.50.
Toilet cases, manicure sets,
writing pads, drinking
cups, brushes and combs,
in leather cases. 75o to
$8.75.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-12-20
OBITUARY..
Croy.

Cr0y.
Mrs. Charles Earl Croy. 500 West
Railroad street, died at 40 o'clock
Thursday afternoon at the Red
Cross hospital OF a heart COM
plication resulting from influenza. with
which she had been suffering since
Dec. 8. Mrs. Croy was born in Tama
county. July IS. 1896, her maiden name
being Ethel U. Kline. She was united
In marriage to Mr.. Croy. at lola, Kan,
Oct. u. 1912. Mr.. and Mrs. Croy re-
sided In Kansas City, Mo-, until three
years ago, when they came to this city.
Mrs. Croy Is survived by two chill
dren, Harold, aged 4, and Carmen, aged
2 years; her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. w.
|P. Kline, Of Degmft. Mimi. and four
sister and two brothers. The latter are
Mrs. Walter Glass and Mrs. Hazel
Coos. of Beaman; Mrs. George Sweet
Of Green Mountain: Mrs. Pearl Leg
genbaugh, Of Benson, Mimi; William
Kline, Jr., Of lola. Kan. and George
Kline. Of Green Mountain.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-12-20
lLoeaI Wsather RECORD.

The extremes of temperature Thurs
day were 46. and 81, compared with 43
and 81 wednesday and a and ss a
the temperature was IS. compared with
81 at the corresponding hour Thurs
day morning. mi
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-12-20
HOSIERY
THE MOST PRACTICAL

THE MOST PRACTICAL
OF GIFTS
Women's fancy fibre silk hose,
pair, soc.
Women's silk hose, black and
colors, pair, $1.19.
Women's extra fine silk hose,
values up to $3.50.
MEMS HOSE.
Mems fine cotton hose, black
and tan, pair Csc.
Mems extra fine hose, gray,
slate and black, pair, sec.
Children's fine quality hose, $50
and 40 pair.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-12-20
Glover Seed.

We have lot Of clover seed OF
high quality and free from buckhorn.
It comes from the clover growing dis
trlct Of central Illinois and was bought
up and shipped in under the personal
supervision Of our clover expert. This
seed was bought right and we are SELL
ing It right Marshall Implement Com.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-12-20
GUAM.

Mrs. Marshall Guam, 402 West Rail-
road street, died at her home early this
morning Of tuberculosis. following a
long illness. Mrs. Guam was born
Belle Bansager, in Norway, April IS.
1874. She came to America at the
age Of IA, and was married to Mr..
Guam sixteen years ago. She is sur
vived by her husband and three chill
dren, Alfred. Ida and Edna Marie.
Two brothers. Hedge Mansager, Of this
city and Tobfer Mansager. Of Norway,
also survive. Funeral services will be
held from the home at o'clock, Sun
day afternoon, and at from the Elm
Lutheran church, Rev. A. ]. Anders
conducting the services. Burial will
be in Riverside.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-12-20

Fine Underwear
Leggings
ComfOrtables
House Slippers
Hair Ribbons
Ivory Mirrors
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-12-20
CHRISTMAS HANDKERCHIEFS

women's fine embroidered corner
handkerchiefs 19c.
Women's all linen hand embroidered
handkerchief. Csc.
Children's silk handkerchief, 100.
Children's handkerchiefs, in box 29c
Women's all linen initial handker-
chiefs, soc.
Mems fine linen weave handkerchefs.
19c.
Mems extra fine linen handkerchiefs,
Csc.
Mems all linen initial handkerchlefs.
Csc.
Mems khaki handkerch!efs. Toe.
Mems silk khaki handkerch iefs, 59c.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-12-20
.Noties.

M Parties selling poultry. to Will Delpe,
mus refrain from this practice. R
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-12-20
TO CANVASS CITY
SUNDAY FOR R. c.
EVERY, HOME WITHOUT 100 PER
CENT sANNER 70 sE
Waited.
WAR SERVICE LEAGUE
PLANS FOR ROUNDUP

That Wants to Avoid Be.
inc Solicited Must Display Red Cross
Ssrvies Flag With 100 Per Cent
SEEKER Attached TO Troll Call
Mounts to $500 in City.
The daily morning oasis., 1918-02-19
Rules and Regulations
Governing the Contest.

subscriptions may be obtained anywhere.
the contest.
3No free for Votes except the Nominating Coupon
will be published in the paper and candidate will be
titled to than of these coupons
4Vote be transferred from candidate to another
Each candidate shall be provided with official receipt
book To each receipt is attached coupon to he turned
to the Contest Manager with each subscription and the
candidate retain copy of each coupon for their record
until completed No hing but tn paid for
subscription coupons will be counted votes.
6These paid for subscription coupons shall be counted by
committee of five member of the committee to be
by the Contest Manager the other four members to
be selected by the candidates.
candidate receiving largest number of shall be
the Prize of 100000 cash to the candidate
receiving the second largest number of votes shall be paid
$4,000 CASH third largest $4,000 in cash. fourth larg
est S75 90 ir tach fifth cf largest So co IN cash.
3Shoud candidate be dissatisfied with the count of the
of the contest she shall have the
privilege recount, either by herself any person
persons she may designate.
-Canddates repor Contest Manager at least
week.
change these rules and regulations shall be made dur
ing the term the
w. e. HUMMEL
Contest Manager.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-12-06
6nt1hkrjyllanh.
Danife 8la6notalelier.

uSobe6ita6en" ffriber Sen 166e
Sftober:
SAT IfoI @11ropas @ren1er lgggeS
omL 11 ffal oct i6eeue @1tropafort
ifabes, mt ifal Mationer1res Selbbe-
%itemmeliesret blibe life Blot ct teore=
tiff Brincip, men en- praftiif@ealitet.
gel maa set 6anife Golf bRbe lin
@gft % Hort og it9rH, ffna bet bGreS.
ffrpbe fin &et: SIT Sen6eripllan6 mi
ifoI 1aa fin &et, at 6e 6nnfte Spns
berip6er mi ifal babe Sob at faite bet
Mag af fig, font De me6 be1ttorings<
ber6igt &eltemo6 bar baaret / 81
Mm, ct @og, BET / 6e fio1te 4 Mar bar
b9ref tungere emo / ale Sc foregaa,
erlbe SO Mnr til5amrnert.
Me1, 6a man @arolen: 56n6eriDl.
lambs Gilbageben6en, lp6e meb 4raft
/ BET 6onife Solf1 90 maa Ser relies
en- Solbeitemring Ell Solfebaie, Ser
freezer en- Iigefaa F1lb 5elbbeftem<
mel1esret for oe 6anffe Sdn6erip6er
fom for ct bbiIfd Tom BELT Soft /
EUROPA. SiIiIrtr1ing til &rabet ON
Ggnoeribllan6s Eilbngegibel1e er
Nrgpeiterren paa an6 9anffbeo,
@flelinien melIem Mnn6 % Mae-
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-12-06
stort nprbif 6orfatcrltebne.

Stort 11prDt1f TDrfatter1tGb1e.
Danif Sorfatterforening ogter at
feire lit IS Stars Subilprm til Gaa=
rem meb ct fort nor6iif Sorfatter,
itebne &igbenbaon. &16bpoelIer
BERTH er ubien6t til Sen ibenife %
nor fe Sorfatterfopening. st al Sc
btgtigite 8u11fter poa gtabnets 8ro,
gram er Sprettelletl al ct itort nor
bit Bibliotef / bber. af 6e tire &obeo-
itmoer, fun omfatten6e %ffan6inabilf
.2tterntnr. Soeen BERTH bor 4unIf
Sorfatterforering facet mes Meooe.
lel1en ON ben Cote pao en- balb Mil-
lion 4roner, ion Morif Sorfatterfor-
.et1ing mootog be6 fit Ssltbile1em ifior
og 1om ifllbe anbenoes til 9prettel,
len at nor6iif 8ibIiotef / &ri1tionio.
"sfationalti6en6e" baaber, at 6onffe
@igmanb bill fgIge set 1torife @rem-
pei. Sen ferite @ape pna 5000 Sir.
bar Danif Borfatterforening moota-
get 6iSie Dnge.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-12-06

III uofolnl11e ! tire 8ino, Tom bpert
bIiber paa $50 Cider. Dg BET bill.
ir6eboloe omfring 5000 8%iografiier.
meo 5000 @ortratter at Men6 OF
&pinber inbenfor ben biitoriffe Gio.
Nabnlig Acknowledgements fra set
N19be og 2Obe Marbut,6rebe bill mon
,Iagge @agt paa at faa me6 i Ser
fet, mebens fun De betp6eligere
blan6t De ti6ligere lepelrbe er biogra.
ferret, og man fun bar mebtoget Dem,
Der bar bapt 8etponino for bet fam=
le6e @ige, mellem Ssleh6ere og Sa-
ringer, Norbmanb fpr 1914. ogs1ol-
ftenere og Slesbieere f6reno 1864.
ct M11ti6spublifum bill 11tpipliomt
fgle fig t~ilfre6sitillet be6 en- 0r6-
ming, Tom me6 1o6rageI1e al Sc mini
'6re in~teresfar1te 57ffiifffe1ier fra Sen
forgangne SID, iom fpl0te iaa meeet
op |, 8ricfas 2efsifon, bill itillesan1-
ti6en Mniigt til Mniigt meo netop Sc
melt omtalte, be D6ielt p9r6iatte Ser
lonligbeoer .inbenfor ollie Girfl on1=
De6sgrem.
SOLDER @eiten af @erfet> bpa6
Sgritebeftet Iober, bar ri fnoet ct for
tienitfulot, bh]gtigt iarnlet perional=
biitoriif @grf, ser bill faa Sen pe11=
ligite Mo6togelie oberalt, bbor set
1taor frem.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-12-06
Vii De Hjalpe?

&c, Set bob0e Mrbej6e not, men bbor
set 1forte0e paa Ma0en.
S%oriton6er Mppel u0talte, ifplge
u&olbtng Tolfeblao": Naar @oroens
Mer6 fommer iammen, PRIZES Dan>
mart lpffeligit, foroi Oct bnr gf9=
ringsmibIer nof til set 3ele Soft.
Men bi bor life Mrbei0e, for6i ri
nmngler @oo1toffer til iaa mango
@irflombe0er. Man tan b6re, at set
BOG er lpffdligft foroi ri for Maoen.
Maar @ugen lettes paa Spi6ien, er
Mo6en set bigtigite. Men ber ffal
1terre 5iels1tprfe til at bobe Ma6en
og life Mrbej6et. @ub gibe> at bore
8rg6refolf fun0e bielpe % paa Ell
fao6o11 Maa6e, at Sc le6ige Mrbei6s=
frefter blep toget / 8rltg, og Las %
forltaa> at alt, bba6 ri fan rn6bare
al set, Ser b6rer Ma0en til, mao ri
gibe til Sc an6re for at foa Oct, Ser
fat iette le0ige @pnoer | Mrbejoe.
Set er 6en lpffeItge Si6e af @agen.
at hi / @onmarf fan brg6fg6e os
ielp men 11anr ser lfaI tales ON SOL
te1pffffe og Sunbbe0, laa fommer Bet
te, at Mrbei6et Tan ingen at % uno=
bore. Sngen al % fan taaIe ret
lenge at goa me6 ubrrgte &refter.
Derfor ifal hi / 6en 8inter, Ser font
mer, t9nfe paa Sc t1it10e &iem> bbis
baglige 2pfffez er= afbengig at bette
Mrbeiosipgrgsmaal. 2a6 os ga for
itna set me0 Dinan6et, at ri fal'
bielpes as me6 at b6e ogiaa 6e an
6re 6en @i9lp, hi f%orn1aar.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-12-06
Dlietpperier i Gri6apnen.

Ser bar / 6er1 ienere Sis funoet
Ell Gel SlietDberier Ste6 i 6ribobz
men. Bolitiet er nit fonrmet bag
poa Eppene, i6et se1t aarboagen Nes
tjea1t bab6e 9iort Sen Sagttagelie, at
Der paa &aien u6 for.9. &.s Cant
per ~St. S3omas ,iom &egel 1too e11=
Del Slietpn6er. Me11 Sen enc Scat
SGnoerne. fpl6te, Sen ,tp Ite Seat TOM
ME. $an posieoe poo, og set bite
fig burtigt, at set 6reie6e fig om ct
9Dpefif. Ep116erne bar onbragt for
an Sfibet for at bortle6e Mistanfe11.
Oct laa nemlig u6, 1om ON Ser BE-
ltaroig lto6 ct Mntol fplbte Oliefuito~
ger foran Sfibet> men 6orbol0et bar
oct, at TDbene Sen enc Scat be11te6c
Sc fplote Ee11ber pg eritotteoe oem
nleO t%o11r1e. 0is1e bIeb lau 6en paa=
fplgen0e Scat al GDpenes Siqlpcre
.FT
ombor6 ombpttet nre6 ful6e Slictp11=
oer, laaoan at ser bar en- MI 6orlp=
ming at tage al 1laar Eppene Notten
ocrcfter after m66te meD et Soils
tor1ne TGnoer.
TQtfet bore Oenne Op6agelie al,
bold @olitiet Ell @~atteeogt Sobolr=
mes Peterier1, iom bar blebet onlot
paa ~St. G5omas" 11etop for at for=
bimore Sc Olietpberier> Tom / lpn=
gere Sit bob6e gros ieret onore Gte=
Ser / 6ribabnen. Som bans Torment
lige Meopi6ere /, Epperierne er p6er~
ligere on3ol0t en- 2ogerarbej6er Sc
pp, cit Sorlnonb 1rombolt % en-
Mge11t @alporien.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-12-06
Den itore ME banife STANDARDIZATION.

Ye't itore 1i9e 6anife &aan6lefsifon.
Naar man giennemblaoer set
oisie Gage fra @plbenoalife SorIaq
110lenote 6prIfebefte al Dunff biogra-
fiif SaanolefSifon", fonitaterer man
til tin Silfreositiuelfe, at Sc to me-
oaftprer, Gano. mag. g. gngelstoft
!og Sber6 Dahl, Der ogina reoigerer
u9arbog for 8ogbenner" ipnes at
babe ct fortraffeligt @reb paa at lebe
nogtbelfen al ct %faa6ant, omfatten0e
90 betponingsfalM geH. q.
Set me btografiife &aan61efsiffon.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-12-06
Sfal> omfattcnbc offentlige Mrbcjber
iRttes iqa1q?

S 6en iocial0emofratiife Erorins=
,preSf e meooeles, at Nartiets &igs~
oagsgr1ppe bar forbor1olet ONT fSor.
.a%11ltaltninger moo Mrbei6sSlpsbeoen.
Oct %peotoges, at cit &epreiertotion
for ELECTROMAGNETIC b11rttgit 1fol
optoge Ell Bodybuilding me6 Miniltc=
riet om Spgrflettelie al Mrbejoer,
bborpeo ~Mrbejoslgsbeber1 fon ino=
itre1rfes ioaleoes, at bao6e 8D= og
2al1obefolfnitrgen berries for en- Del
al ben 8pr6e, iom Sen bofienbe Sir
heioslpsbeo n1eofprer,"
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-12-06

llullSHte, HtellGll SUeule O9 SppDI7
tunisme / oct banife Soft. &an &ao<
bet ON Sgnoeripllm6s fnarltge@ien-
|%forening meb Mp6erImr6et life fan.
|&ierterne til at barfe, Tan life &aa=
bet ON Opfpl6eliet at bor @et bebirs
fe en- folfelig &effel1e, ga raober
Mffor6ens Man6. set 6onife Soft.
@fal &rapt bgres, mac set bnres
frem al ct enigt Soft. Set ct Dor
Eligt at reiie &raoet ONT Mnerfje11=
oelie og Opfpl6elie al bore @rb6res
Set i9n6en Ma. Men Taren ct, at
en- 9e1 al Oct 6onfte Soft al natio.
|na1 6ejgbeo f6rit bill fpbrge> 1bo6 hi
%riiiferer> me6ens oct er Dem liaegDl=
j0igt, bpoo Ri ber.
Sg Sen Yligt, bborom hi ifaI FAINT
le Solicit, er &li9terr til r11 at moo
toge 9g1r0eripllm6, enten set iao CT
me6 eller moo Epiflan6s @illie. So
Ger ri MI Muligbe6en goa nnDttet
bort, forbi bor 8rpgt er itgrre ems
Dor @ets= og Bligtbebi6itbe6, ga be1t<
Der SEN ol6rig tilbage, tbi ga buffer
'SgnoerjpScrne UNDER, Ga for oIle Sc
res lbpre Sfre, og life min6i oe
nbpre 8lo5ofre it6en 1914 bnret
|forgiebes, Ga ct 9nnmorf falbet
@gnoerjpllan6 / &pggen, 90 bar
0anf MoterialiSme la6et baont orn,
liza, oraM i6noerip6if S6eaIisme. -
|5fuIoe oct fomnle 6ertil, at 2inierne
@n6 ct bor Erg1t poa Dor iernJoar<
6e Sci,
oeilige Saab, lom 6og al6rig fan
iInfffes,
Set, at bort @arnebaa116 brb6er
mnn Ell
Del, at e%lytooeret1s Sierte tan luffes.
bette, at en- Gong / falig 2pit
|8arnet faar r,6gre6t be6 Mo6ers
8rDit;
|5lesbig, Glesbig, Donemorfs 2un6i
al6rig mere fan lg6e, 50 bar set
oanife SoIf orebt lin ege,r @jal og
forifertiet Den. Met, set life bill bab.
be for Senoerip0er1e. SO Sen fam.
me Sfiebne, iom set % bereoer
Senoeripllan6: at germanifereS, bill
mart ramme set 1elh, iaa iat16t ion,
ben, Der itiffer fin egen Sorpot neo.:
ltiller Zig felb Blot. 81 bar alorig
troet paa, at Ser fun1e fon111e a16et
END ulDffe no al, at Dm1narfS for
Spn6eriDllan6s - en6fige for en-
9el al @gnoeripllan6S Sfpt6 forlig.
te fig meo 8igmarcfs EDiflano. Me1
lDffeligit bil6e oct bare, ON ct MT
ser itilleoe i spaa @etg-
fre6ens @r1tnolag, btlbe in6rgmma
.l1retten fra 1864 % fribilligt oper-
Lobe 5pnoeriDoerne at beitemme 6e.
res 5fiebne. 8eien til ct go6t og
barigt NaboforboI6 meIlem EDiflan6
% Dattr1arf gaar ODER Sen0eriDl-
Lamb. Men bill EDiflanb life ar1igt
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-12-06
@unaen paa Murs.

Gbriitim Sen Eien6e ofIagoe forle=
BEN @elgg / NDfipbing Mors. og be:
iao 5eitningsanlGggel1e peb @lpng.
pre- 1an1t Morsp Sfibsperft, bbor cit
ftremoltet Gfonnert ltaar paa @e6=
bling.
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Tplfefjpffcnets mG9tigc Mpparat
Etpr=&ibbenhann.

Direftar @obroe bolbt tfplge so.
|cial6emofraten" forle6en 6oreorag
pm 6olfefj9ffffener og gab fplgcr6e
intereslante Sn6blif i Eilbereonin-
gen al. Sen m9gtige &nmpe1nenu:
Sc fj6ben3apnlfe 8olfefjpffftener fal1
tu prai tere Dber Sag $4,000 8or-
toner Ma6. ga, man bur en6og
|brebet set til $4,000 @ortioner poo
Ell 9a1~ Mt set life er Jimao &panta.
Scr bruges til cit Mi66ag, fit mon
ct lille 8egreb on1 be6 at bdre ST..
|@abroe fortelle, at ser til $4,000
Nerioner bleb br1tet 80 bele &ipo:
froppe eller 80 @ttr. @bi1i, enopioe=
re at ajsofars 5000 Huno, at 8sl=
fer 5000 @un6, al &lipfiif balpan0et
gogmonosles> al &pi6fuol 49,
900 &un6. Sc $4,000 8uno be-
itaar at 5000 &ooe6er og Sc fpl6er
a Gognman6slps. Ttl en- Mi66ag
brnges ser 100 @9fHe &artof Her.
Sen Sag, Der Ierberes 8oller, lettes
~@ollei ttiiffffemaifinerne" / Gang, og
/ 29bet al tort Ei6 er ser frem 1tillet
100000 Boiler. @oo 'en onoen Mo=
lfine lapes Ser ST. og poa s a 8
elmer bor man fremitilet $4,000
|5tf. Bsf. &artoflerne til Spiieiale=
ne ifrelles pan Molfi1e, me11 bagef=
ter blioer bber enfelt &artoffel efter-
let. at Sooner, for at 6e ioofolote
"9ine" fm blipe fierne6e. Set bapoe
|oiit fig, at &ie6et, Ser ,oltio er friif=
i1agtet % at be6lte &balitet, '2dbct
at ga11ife faa Gimer fun6e blipe ]pr=
|tigt. SEQ un6eriggelie al bette Tor=
6olo opoageoe mo1t, at bette lfplotes
|Eraplaoertre> bpor l16ifieringer111e
1foregif. Gro6s giennemfgrt &roper-
|3eo afiatte Greet en- iprlig 2ugt eiom
blep opilugt af set fogte &ie6. Mlle
8oroene. er 6erfor. mi blebet belagte
meo Sftfer. &r. Sabroe opIplte, at
1oar Der Dnr flaget ODER, at Ser blep
1%erberet &affebef fra u6reperingslte=
oer1te, 11aor Der ierbere6eS 5teg i
lSpiieialene, iaa ifpl6es set sen Ont
itemoigbeo, at Stegen ct tilobet al
benfogt &ieo, Ser life Ban figres
r1tn6t gbe1t, 6a set 1aa bil6e bIibe
It'll bare &%ig6trebler. DriftsIe6erue
lo6 flere Daafer aaba1e, for at Sc Be-
1egenoe felb fnn6e oberbebiie fla ON,
lat ogfaa bette bar ferite @lasies @a=
rer. Ser bab6e ligele6es baret fla-
get ober, at @ellingen lite bap6e 1ao
p9nt ct u6feer6e, iom 1taar SEN
fremitilles / Siemme,re, i6et Maoen
bleb groo. Set ligger / SEN Dmiten-
oigbeo, at Ser a1rber6es 6lg6e, fom
|blanoes me6 gano, i6et man lite er
iitoro til at tiloeiebrirge faa meget
ltrmmet Mef, fom Ser ffa1 bruges
til @elling. .Eil en- iaa6nn Mibooq
onpenoes 10000 Softer Men.
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Gneboerens Manrfrinter
vMnlborq SttftSti6en6p Hrihpr.

"1u1Dprg SttTtSt10er0e ffriber:
@amle 9anopo1t @eteriens $50 blep
fornp1ig iolgt be6 Ma1ftion poo So
tel rDa11ia" 9abp, Dd beifo1 al
5anule gammelt % affaIoige
Wteblemem, ganife foo 8gger. ole
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Gn 1mnf @abe til @olbtna @h.
6pe1n e. lbffeliait?

8e6 Gfteroarsm66et poa Mifob
&giifole u6fdfte6e Sort. Sac: Mppel
bet 5p6rgsmdn, bbem Der er lpfffe-
Iigit al Sc ire nor0iffe @iger: Dan=
mart, Der bap6eMa6 mi, men marra-
leoe Mrbei6e, eIler Morge % SDeri-
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Migsbanner til &oagen / Mnlebning
-af 9~anmcbrpgs 700 Glars Subj

I'LL SuuItculuB9 tVO xlulS Ol1uts
lG1t1n.
&ol6emars6ngen 1919 bIiber en-
iarlig Min6e6og for Dannebrog, Tom
er 700 Mars 9ugen for bets SnbtrG-
BEN / 9anmarfsbiitorien Det CT
80 nmarfsfamfun6et"s @eniigt at
ifienfe &ongen ct &igsbonner, ser /
en- @roncefo6 ifal plartes pe6 So6en
at Trore11, beren6e &igsbaobnct og
iamtlige 2an6ets @erre6s= .og 3d.
baabet. Ser tnrfes ogioa 1tiftet ct
2egat / ben Mnle6ning, og: bettes
Mei6ler pil blibe arben6t y til ln-
b~erlfetterie al rationale Mrbeioer al.
literer % bibenifabeIig Mrt, eller
lom poa anben Man6e ct til @obn
for set 6anife Soft og til ,2an6ets
9gre> % til at reife Mil1oesmerfer
ober bn11ife Meno og &binoer, Ser
bar birfet til @oon for 2anb og 6olf
- til 9onmarfslamfp1n6ets Stag
fo1o, :iom 81. a. u66eler Stag til
Sfoler og lignenoe. @noelig er Ser
n8olittfen" lobet EN- &latte
bos. @ing og @ren6abI til Netnoe on
6eltoogen.
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meb 5a1g. Hibe Ga .bapbe Ser lite.
baret tpnH pan at gibre fejlbar al,
s&eriDn iGrlig til Gbrp % 5tits-
temmer. Gor Mibe Bp biloe oct bore
LAT flor 8etponing, om Srnofeilingen
!blep bebre: sdgen bentebe f1n paa,
at zen Manb at SoDeo" ffremitoo %
paatog fig nbfsrelien.
Ml bur De fleite ba11ife &at1aler
bobeofagelig Blot 5iitpriF SS%!rrtepes}e,
baaoe Sc, iom Tom til nbferelie, og
Sc, ser blep Deo Gatten. 9tort fom
|Sernbanerne og fog 0pmerfiombe.
nfattgen Iom Sremtisens l1obif-
lingslinier / 1tprre Still.