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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1918-09-15
MOTOR TRUCKS
TO Be USED MORE
DURING WINTER
Question Now Is Whether They
Are to Be Moved Fast or
Slow. at High or Low
Expense.

There is no question about it
goods, supplies. materials of every
description will have to be moved by
motor trucks this winter. II will
soon be question as to whether they
will be moved fast or slow--at high
expense or low cost--on a definite or
an indefinite schedule,
And the determining factors as to
which, how, when and how much are
the roads over which they must pass.
"put your roads in order" has be-
come the slogan in every part OF the
country. Fill up the mud holes, level
the grades before the snow flies. Bad
roads slow up industrial transporta-
ton just as much as the burning OF
bridges retards the progress OF an
army.
Trucks Move in Winter.
During the severe blixzards last
January, with the thermometer down
to 70 degrees below zero, trucks were
operating via the Lincoln Highway
over the Pennsylvania mountains,
Transporting war materials for the
government Without a doubt, this
performance was made possible by
the fact that the Lincoln highway
offers no Instructions that slow up
passage.
IF every road in the country was
a Lincoln highway, our transporta.
ton problems would be the least OF
our worries" says Carl Changstrom
Of the Standard Motor Car company.
"Never have we produced as now,
but it Is my opinion that II we do not
use the same caliber OF action in the
matter of quick transportation as in
quick production, we are going to
fall down on our job. ~
"The motor truck has been called
the railroads competitor as we'll as
its ally. To my mind, it is every
community's protector against fam
ine--famine of the essential things
of life, clothing. fuel and food. VIM
ter is no respector Of conditions. We
may have just as extreme winter
weather this year as last year. In
stead OF cogitating, we should be an
ticipating. Instead of inaetion until
the last moment, we should have ac-
ton at the first moment
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1918-09-15
ITALIAN AIRMEN
SUPPLY NEWS TO
AUSTRIAN REBELS
Thousands Of Leaflets Dropped
Giving, Entente Truths to
Sore Oppressed
Peoples.

Washington, Sept. i4.-ltsfian air
planes are now regularly supplying
Austria's rebellious subjects with en-
tente war news. A complete squad
rifle has just dropped 100000 leaflets
in Croat, Slovene and. Jugoslav on
lara. The Hrvatska Drxava OF Ag-
ram, reports that other Italian avia-
tors, flying above towns in Carniola,
have been throwing down pamphlets
containing the resolutions of the
Congress of Rome,
THE people" says the Austrian pa
per, at first thought the leaflets were
connected with the war loan" A lit
tie later, above Klagenfurt, land Aus
trian airplane was throwing down
war loan circulars and Italian air.
planes were dropping Trumbitch
maniiestoes at the same time" DR..
Trumbitch might be called the Jugo-
slav ambassador to the entente. The
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1918-09-15

peculiar. His mother, Frau Wolf.
was given a divorce from his father
in 1904 because OF the lattet's extreme
brutality. To escape his prosecutions,
she went to Switzerland and tnaliy
to England, where she sent her son
to the English schools. Now Volts
own flesh and blood is fighting on the
British against his fathers compatri-
OTIS.
Wolf has been one of the most
pompous and striking figures in the
Austrian Reichsrat. He is the creator
and leader OF the Hang all Czechs"
movement, which caused so many
stormy scenes in the Austrian Pa'
Lament.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1918-09-15
Autoist Finds Spot
In Ozarks Where an
Auto Is Real Novelty

Within two days automobile ride
of one of our largest population CEN
tiers there are even now communities
that are startled by the appearance OF
an automobile. AT least such was the
experience of Mr.. and Mrs. H. S.
Belden of Canton, Ohio, who in their
new Franklin touring car inspected
mining property in the heart OF the
Ozark mountains of Missouri and
Arkansas.
I'VE lost our way every other mile,
it seemed. Several small mountain
towns were startled upon seeing our
automobile, and people said it was
the only big gar that had ever been
into that town
"On two occasions our gasoline
gave out and | had to run the car
entirely on kerosene.
'For several miles we drove in
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1918-09-15
Use Of Starter or Lights
SapS Eneruy OIL, Battery

Elmer Rosengren of the Nebraska
Storage Battery company, distribu-
tors of the Willard battery, suggests
the following pointers on care of the
electrical system on motor car:
Every time you operate your self
starter or use your electric lights
while the engine is not running a
certain amount of energy is taken
from your storage battery. A modern
Car carries an electric generator
which puts back into the battery the
current which has been taken out to
operate the lights and starter. This
generator must run at charging speed
for several minutes in order to create
the same amount of electrical energy
that is consumed by the electric start
er in few seconds.
Ordinarily, a motor should start
on very few turns in warm weather,
and unless it does, something is prob
ably wrong with the gas or ignition.
THE generator should always be
kept properly adjusted and clean, and
this should be done by an expert;
otherwise the amount of current de-
livered from the generator may be
insufficient" >
Highland Cutoff: Valley TO a few miles
on other side OF Platte River only fair,
thea averaging good to Central city
Seward York Aurora: Reported good on
the average
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1918-09-15

dried-up creek BEDS. and at other
times We went over trails that were
so steep and SO rough mat it took
the combined efforts of the engine
running in low gear, the emergency
brake, and the foot brake to hold our
selves back. In one place we forded
a stream where the water was con-
siderably above the running board.
I'm spite Of all these handicaps our
gasoline mileage in the Franklin for
the whole trip of 1900 miles averag-
ed as miles per gallon"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1918-09-15

According to Frank Cavanaugi1 OF
the Motor company which company
has recently taken over the distribu-
ton OF the Smith Form-a-Truck,
there is a growing demand among the
farmers for light truck which can be
economically operated for all manner
of delivery errands and hauling. The
truck attachment, according to Cav
anaugh. furnishes a practical solution
to this problem. Although a man
might hesitate to invest several thou
sand dollars in a truck which would
only be of practical service part of the
time, the small investment necessary
in making a truck with a truck at
tachment has made this form Of
truck building very popular.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1918-09-15
Wise Man WouhdBuy
an Automobile Now
Saws Dealer Kill,

The wisdom OF buying an automo-
bile now is fully set forth in the re-
cent order of the government which
calls upon the manufacturers to do 100
per cent war work, asserts w. L. Kill
ley of the Noyes, Killy Motor conf
pany. Automobiles are bound to ad-
vance in price after the first of the
year and for some time to come. 1t
will be harder and harder to get au-
tomobiles which are in frst-class
shape. There is very little doubt &C
cording to Killy as to whether a man
will be able to dispose of a good att
toh.vDile in case he should desire.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1918-09-15
Son of Notorious Pan-German
Now Fighting in British Army

Great CONSERVATION was caused in
Vienna recently by the announcement
that the son CT Karl Hermann Wolf,
deputy OF the Austrian Rechsrat, is
a soldier IN the British army. Moth
ing could be more ironic, for the elder
Wolf has been leader in propagating
hatred of England and is one of the
most vigorous of the pan Germanists.
The events which led up to the
boys enlistment in an allied army are
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1918-09-15
Mooney Asks Appeal.

San Francisco, Cal. Sept IA
writ of error, allowing the case OF
Thomas J. Mooney. convicted ofmur-
der in connection with the prepared
ness day explosions here, to be taker
to the United States supreme court
for review, was sought in All appiiea
ton filed here today in the Californi;
supreme court.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1918-09-15
CroWninshield Dies.

Naples, Sept. l4.-Frederic Gown
inshield of Boston, formerly director
of the American academy in Rome,
died today of pneumonia at Capri.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1918-09-15

Washington Highway: Omaha TO Plstts-
mouth. poor 10 fair between La Platte and
Plsttsmonth Plsttzmosth south 10 Kansas
City averages fair 20 good. Omaha to
Lyons fair 20 good. then chucky stretches
Through Indian Reservation
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1918-09-15

King Trail; Peer to fair from Blasfs
e Missouri Valley. thsn mostly sced 20
Sioux Cffy.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1918-09-15

Black Hillz Trail: Omaha 70 Fremont.
fair 70 coed Frsmoat ta Nerfelk. averages
COED. Norfolk ta Winner. 81 D. sair 20
soo1. with Some bad stretches srouna CRAIG.
nsrth and south. ard selae poor hridges
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1918-09-15

Blue Grass Route. Reported good on thu
average to Burlington. some ehueky
stretches- Pioneer Trail tmarked with red
Indian head between Bluffs and Corning,
tconnecsing with Blue Grassl best road.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1918-09-15

Rtvsr-to-River Route: Council Blusss 20
Nicola recent gradins, poor TO fair. Nicola
to Des Moinex. fair TO good.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1918-09-15

Omaha to Dsnison. chucky; heavy dust
between the Bluffs and Missouri Valley
Denison TO Carroll fair. Carroll to Cedar
Rapids. fair TO good. Cedar Rapids 10
Clinton. fair. with some bad spots.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1918-09-15

white Pole Route; stili the beat Through
route across Iowa Some short stretches
poor. bat averages M good.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-03-22
9g6stQl6.

On pelfjen6t og ofbol6t gam.
mel 9une, Tu1 Sobonne Npis>
Sees / Maoale11, CT ofgooet be6 9p=
ben / cit @loer al ga Mar. Sr1,e11,
iom Dor gnfe efter @rugsejer SsSes=
per Grifien Nels, tilbprte Sen
fienbte &ingerifsfomilie @oger.
~ 6r1 Sobarnrc 9los, fpot Norr-
gre1111i Gnfe otter D%i1triftscbcf
CIR. @as, en- ofgooet be6 Dpoen
Griitionia, noget ODER so Mor al.
Jormano peo @Iommens
Ereilibcri g0bor6 Giicber CT 6pb.
Mfoeoe> Ser bar / 4O=Marene, bor
bgret aniot pe6 @lommers Grp=
i1ibcri / ct bolpt 5nes Mor.
Sbb. Sorenifriber / Mon1s=
oal 6ri6tiof 8crner en- ofgooct
beo De6en. S 1876 nonubntes
ban til Bolitimeiter / MoIelun6 "a
/ 1888 til Holttimelter / gron0=
bjenr. Sill 5orenifriper / Moms=
bal bleb ban lt6neplrt / 1890.
8ropit 81. @oncnie1, @tobon-
ger, er afgaoet beo Dp6en otter
'mtring eli Maaneos 5pgeleje.
IN Hoitor Gbriltian Sreoricblen
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-03-22
Set nprife Gtorthino.

@riitiauia, 12te San. Stortbir,=
gets b~pjtibelige Mabni,lg fanof
Ste6 ibag meo Sc %ia6panlige Gerc<
monier.
&oneen uotaltc / iin Gbro,tale
81. a.. felgenoe:
9fegjeringen bar o9iaa / oct for
lpbne @ar beltrebt fig for at iagt<
tage elu ltreng Ne11tralitet til ollie
|5i6er. Set er mig en- ierlig @lG-
De at n9bne, at set CODE Sorbol6
mellem Sc tire nor6ilfe @iger CT
p6erligere bcfeitet pe6 set fortlatte
Somarbejoe UNDER Me6et mellem
Sc tire Migers Stots= og l1oe1,=
rigsminiitre / Stocfbolm / Gi6e1l
fra 9oe til lite Mai 1917 og u11<
Ser 6en ipenife og oanife &onges
|8eigg / &riltiania 6en 286e til
|30te Nopember forriae Mar.
6or at pge iifret Snoferiel til
2c1oet at oe pigtiglte @b0benoi9=
be0sartifler fgres ser 6orban5lin=
ger me6 Sc f%ri9fgrcnoe Wagter.
@f 2obfori lag, joni agtes trent
lat / ocnnc 5amling, ifal anfbres
til Sob ON Snpaltoe- %
Observation-Disclosures for Set
norife 5olf; en0bi0ere flere 2ope
ont 6o~ranoringer / Sc eie16e116e
Sorlifringslebe, cit M 8renbc=
|binSlop nj. II.
0erefter u6tolte Bre]t6entcn:
Sort 2ano og oets @fiebne befin=
Ser Jig unoer @er6ensfrigens Bio
6ige Gegn. Sen ltprfe Sreos=
|trang, iom MI er tilite6e bos oIlc
6e baar6t li6en0e Solfe1lag, bor
6esbprre bi6til life %forn1oaet at
life oct 6orban6eliuns Grpf, iom
|bbiler ODER 8er6en. Mt Set mart
maa ife, CT alles b%rer16etl6e 9nife.
Siltrp6s for at hi og set pbrige
Hor6en en6nl1 fan gle6e os be6
!6reoc11s @ellignelier, falter 6og
&rigen fit sfpgge ODER Dor @jer=
ming og gjpr 5tillin9e11 / itige1oc
|@rab banifelig og befpmringsf1l6.
@aotte @oniteligbe6erne itooliettc
Der &iljc til at bringe Sn0relonOet
frellt, frit og / 5reb ajelmcm Sc
tl1nge Gioer. Meo 2pitet onl at
l9tte al por &raft inb poa, ion1-
oruatig og beijelct al go0 @oraer-
oono, at 1pie Sc Opgaber, lon1 nlp=
Ser %, pnifer bi: @i1o beborc Scott
gen og S96relan6et!
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-03-22
Sra allc &anter.

5om &coattpr al .rGron0bjems
Noresleopis" or o1,iot Gn116. jur
Trit5 0l111s, m1bnre11oe Me6ofte,
al nSrnoolcneres Mn1si6tenoe".
= 9ln1tnono 2orlen far / 8ret
fra &onil1I Stolt-9iiellen, gauge:
Juno, mobtaget cit @ape pao TO-:
900 &roner til Mo6ouli1ger1s 9g=
ming / 5tabonger a1nt.
= Der arbejbes / oisle Gage for
Start al CIT ,11p 8a11f poo Songs
bingcr. Gen ifol beooe &orgspin:
ger Bripotbo11f % bil foa Ell Mf=
tiefopitol poa Mini1m1m 100000
og Mafsilnl,l1 2 Millioner &r.
SfortbingsDnlget til @eltcr
forubinttes at billie fomn1e til al
foite 100000 ST., bporaf &alppor=
te11 or opfert poa Bu6getforiIaa ct
iaor. Stortbi1gspolget / 1915 TO-
lte0e 5totcn ISL 900 SIR.
- Jre6rifsitob Y%rinotbnnf fur
poa Observation-Disclosures beilut=
tet at no6ele 10 Broc. u0bptte for
1917 moo 8 Eroc i 1916 og s
Froc. / 1915.
@oneformon6 81. Site, Sal
1ingifeib, on1fom nplig beo gne-
ros, i6et bo11 al bette blcp flent
moo Oberbpgningcn. SON bar fra
-Sogn, bar 80 N(or gammel og ef=
terlooer Jig @ultrlt og Barn.
&riltiania Sporebonfsregn=
fob for 1917 bier ct Nettoober-
ifl16 of 50S,356 Ser. Serof beil1t-
teoes 100000 Ser. u66elt / olmen=
11pttige 3cjn1e6.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-03-22
&riitiania &pn1,nune

bar n1c0 ct &onlortium al in6c11=
oa uoe1bps Mftie= og 5parebonfer
ofill,ttet ct 2aa,16 pon t2 Mil(io=
11er &roner, iom oil blipe 116logt /
cit nar Sremtio til Ell &l1rs al
93H Groccnt. 2oanet ct 5 Yro=
cent rentebgrenoe og tilbogebetoles
/ 2pbet at 40 Mar, 6og mes Met for
&ommunen til at opitgc 2aanet ON
5 glor.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-03-22
Ser1metifinbuitrieu.

Otter 6en Operligt hi bor, fri
Der uSi0slfrift for 9ern1etif S1r6l,z
itri"> lfal Der / 1917 bore ltartet
ca. 35 nDe Selifobcr meb en- iom=
let &apitol paa ca. 100000 @r.
= meb set Gorlnaal at oprette
&ermetiffobriffer eller berr1eb be-
ilpgteoc Soretagenoer. gioere bar
ca. 80 elore Gelifober forbpjet
&opitolen mes ca. 7,650,000 &r.
-beri mebrcqnet Norcon1er 2tb.s
Sorbpjelic al &npitalcn til 5 Mil-
lioner Ser. S set forlpbne 9lar er
o1tiaa ben / @ermetifin6uitrien nj
teresiere6e &apitol foraget me6
gobt % bel II Millioner aroner,
bportil fomner SEN &apitultilbpflt,
lom felt pripote Be6rifter fan ba=
be faaet = e1 Gilbnflt, bborpber
ingerp officiel Spgope foreligger.
De nGbnte Io1 giper ct, omen6
b6erlt ibagt, @egrcb ON, bbilfe &o-
pitQler Der I'M CT f11Dttet til Sern1c<
tifinoultrien / Nor9e.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-03-22
Trn Mararet6e @ibpra

bleo Sen 156e San. al 2oerettea
/ &riltiania fjenot ifpl6ig / 9elog=
tigbeo / Grob, i6et BUN io11me11
meo fin Mano Mrel @iborg bar
planlagt % %ti1ifpu6et 9robet poa
Mooofat Strem, 1om bleb ifl>6t al
Biborg 0en 176e sunni 1914. @u11
bleb 6gmt til Ge1g1el / 8 Mor.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-03-22
I'LL. Familie Journals

Udkommer maanedig i 16 Side Formal og 1ndeholder az
sluttende Fortaninger, Anekdoter, nlustrattoner Q. s. v. Pris
pr Aar so Cents
EKsTRAoRD1N4RT BILLIGT T1LBUD.
AT Aargangene HAYES ~
Restoplag der salges for so Cents pr Aargang som e. lg 1onn
Bogsider.
Filler 2 aldre Aargange og substitution for 1919 III e. (
Eller 4 Rldre ,Aargange for $3.50.
sendes frit overall pa forlange.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-03-22
bape Gpfolf paa Soroarbejbe.

5a 9eorges Heoerforbl1no bor
'Sfibsre6er 8ort5 : Sobonneslen
ienot Ell 5fribelle, bbori set bI. a.
De66er: Ser goor ioobi6t hi fan
foritaa 5000 Spfolf 1e6ige / nor
1fe 9ub1te og flcrc fom1ner til.
8enoerne trenger Mrbejosbjplp.
me1loet ioorere fig life for Sem at
betole Sen 0bre Mrbej6sbjalp. Ser
for benltiller ban til Me6erforbn11=
bet at gaa | Spi6len mes at ifoffe
Mrbejosbja1p til Sor6brl>get. Sons
Torl lag gaar 90 116 poo: 81 bil
gjerne beltri6e uogifterne for 1918
nooper bba6 @dn6erne fan betole
for 10 Sefolf, font bill eaa poo
Soroorbej6e, oa ri CT iiffer poa, at
ollie, iom bar tjent poo Spfarte11,
bore n1e6, 1taor &enltillingen
ton1n1er fra &e6erforbun6et. 81 pil
inotrpngenoe be11itille til Me6erfor=
bl'r1oet at lamle 6e le6ige Spfolf
l1'toer cit SGT til Sor6orbej6e og
benltille til Meblemmerre at beltri=
DC gfstrou6gifternc 6. c. SEN
/ Dnglgnne, ion1 oberlti=
ger, bboo 8enberne fa11 betole).
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-03-22
Stur 0abe.

SRI, emma @iertien, 6iesanger,
bor ifienfct 10000 &roner til
Set bloa &ors" Me6ningsbiem
pao Gina, Toter.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-03-22
9nif por 8osbanbeI.

Ille 8sger fra bort Eager ieubes
uortofrit meb gaffepoit, elIer 81,
orcis; men dnifer man Baffen as.
iureret maa 5 Gents efstra mehfsI.
w Betillinaen.
6. @asmnsien Co.,
720'722 60. 4tb ct,
Minneapolis, Minu.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-03-22
6olfemGnabc11.

Sra Set ltatiltiife Gentrolbureou
toreligger Spgabc ober georges
Solfem1el1g6e be6 l1ogongen al 8.
&portal 1917.
Oct bier Zig, at / Sc tire fgrlte
ahartoler ifior CT Morges bjemme-
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-03-22

Refs like til Canada, bHv Deres eget Land; men hvis De maa
f faH zg:ar re is til n Rossa H,s County; MIMI; hvor K E1M o. Marrow.
IT. have n .I giyet del DEL; fenomenale Aftgrede at 8 Les Acren og. zrterne
7r udmerket FODDER for Kreatur og Heste. Denne avl gdr ogsaa Jor-
den frugtbar. vi avler ogsaa allie slags Kprnsorter. ON n@rmere
oplysn1nge; skriv til J.. G. Homstrom. Roseau. MINI.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-03-22
Sgi Mber.

Gnfefrt G1iiabetb Sc1,ie1l 8ref=
fe1tp pr. 9illelo1l6, fpl6te 8. San.
105 Mar. Oen 9an1le 6r1te CT err0=
iii nofiao raft og rbrig og oonos=
fritz og fplgcr n1e6 Snteresie / 81
hcl1s 8cgibel,6e0er.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-03-22
1lbpanbringcn ober Bergen til s.
6prene6e Gtater.

Mf cit Stotiltif oper Gmi9ratio=
men / Sc it6lte 10 Mar fra @eitlon=
Oct fremgaar Set, at scr gjernen1
&ergens Bolitifammcr CT efspeoc=
ret 10000 8erloner til Mmcrifo.
|Etprlt bor l1obon0ringen / 1914
mes 4,400, min6it i 1917 me6
1923.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-03-22

LAKE COUNTY FARM. MZNN.
10000 ACRES 5 til 8 Mil fra Byen, Two Harbors. Belig-
gende pa begge Slider at IN god Statsvej, pa noget at Landet
fndes gdt Hardwood" og paa andet godt Timber, Pine
er blevet nedhugget, Prisen i 40 til 80 Acres Farme $1,000 pr
Acre paa meget lette Vilkaar, 6 90 Rente. Skriv "a Engelsk e-
ter Prislister og Oplysninger.
A. Mathews: Two Ha1bors. Lake Co. MINI.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-03-22
"FlNE SHEEP AND CATTLE RANcHE."

4031@ Acres god Lerord. ldt bSgeformigt, beiggende Mil 0t for Askoy, Pine Co
MINI, en- blomNrende dansk Komi. Over 100 Acres ryddeo OF tlsaat med Kdwropg
Timothy; 200 Acres indhegnet, Ny sthd l6x64, boet B1nd. saaLVindmsIe og
snr Beholder. sod vedG&hodt Vel til Byen. Denne Egn r den hugtbaeste og bedst
improved Del al Countet inet ''unimproved" Land indenfor S Mil fra Byen kan
kjsbes biMgere end ~ pr Acre. Stedet er kr til Bes1tning, da Grssmakrne r
dInaet med BIaagrzs og Klever. Ps $40. pr Acre, lee Vikaar, hvs de s@iees
hurhgt. Skrve tern srmre OPysninger til Chas, I. Swain, hinckley, Mimi
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-03-22
0jeblikkeliq Overtaqelse.

,o Acre Stock. . Grain Farm we'd Hoyedyej y Mil fra Randall, Morrison Co
IS Acres under Dyrkning, 20 Acres Holland, 40 Acres Grssgang, god jevn lord, in
st 9n seye Godt y : vsslss. Frams-H H; med Kzner Ny modsrne .t5jpF9Gr'
skinhus og FodeIhns. En- afLandet bedse Farne; $ll 900. en- Tredisdel kontant
ReSen pal eteV lkaar. Kan k9be Besetmng og Makinen biHgt. Skiv eht nd
trGgne Opyninger ON denne og andre Fame til J. M. TOTEM, Randall, MINI.
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~ Observation-Disclosures -
lnteressante Boyer til haIv Pris
oG UNDER.

Prisnedssttesen gslder ct st1rre Lager af Boyer, der hax
vsret benytet som Proven. Bdgerne er komplette enhyer
Henseende.
Enhver der kjSber for mindst $Ioo kan v@lge for $zoe.
for $I5o, kan vage for $500, for $500, kan valge for $4ao
og saa fremdeles.
Mar man kjpber for mindst $2oo faas tlige eli. Fannie
Journal" fmt for s Maaneder.
We'd at indsende .Deres Ordre straks kan De sikre Dem dat
bedste Udvalg. Flere af BGgene HAYES kun faa Eksemplarerr.
man bedes derfor ordre flere Tifelde de 6nskede Boyer skid
de vare udsolgt.
Ale Boyer sendes straks portofrit we'd Modtagesen at Be-
l3bet Til California, Washington og Canada send 1oc eksua
for hver Dollar til ekstra Portoudgifter.
Tilbudet er %geldende indtil den 15de April 1915. opbevae
Listen.
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~ acre farm III Salg' z%5emo 5%R:e!s god, H I Ms god #; ss H5''s 6d xss 4 Ss
Brond med rent Wand. Alt indhegnet, 20 Acres med He, let at ydde. Der n
intet bedre Land "F1oodwood Kloye1 Belief: Netop Diet ugdge sd for en-
Meerl- og Honsefa1m. = Kom til big Red Clover l-adet og Sc for Dem
seiv. HWs denne Farm like eE, hvad vi har .sagt den eI vii vi betale Deres
REESE. Kun $500 pr Acre. $1,000. kontant, Resten som Diet passer K jobeen
N. n: IRIPLE1T, M: D., FLOODWOOD, MINI.
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& Nur6re 8uobraubs6alcn

S Nor6re @nbbranos6alen
lfol Observation-Disclosures gjennem-
Goaenoe bore meget go6e.
Otter bbo6 ~@uobronos6glen"
fort9ller, ifal ct Eor 8pgoer, 2om
og Sjoof, en6og babe not for to
Mor.
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2cgat til !6pjjfplen / Srpnb6jcm.

Sen tefniife Spiifole bor mootu=
get lln6erretning ON, at Ser en-
ifjenfet Sen et 2egat paa 100000
&roner, bbis &enter lfal anper16es
til 5tipenoier til 6rennme al Ern=
masie<, Gellu1oic= og Bopirin6u<
itrien og Snouitrigrene, iom itaar
/ Sorbtn6elle 6erme0. 2egotet er
.ifjenfet at Sr1 Motbil6e 8e6el=
SeSarlsberg og ben6es 9otter 9fini
|Ggebcrg til Min6e ON eSr11 @e6el=
Sarlsbergs Man6, @o6sejer Ser
mon 8~e0el=Sorlsberg, bpis Meopi1
|Segotet ifo1 bore. 5tipen6ierne
ifol tilbeles Sngenierer meo s(f=
gmgsefsa1ne1t fra Morges tefl,iife
|&pjifole.
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bbrenoe Solfemangoe 9get meo
[26,416, iaa ben pr. 30te 5eptem-
Der bar 2,57O,923.

EF.HlE-
40 Millioner &rpner til 6Gren..
S 5tatsraa6 er beiluttet fremlat
.fgI. Hropofition ongaae16e SGrens
Budget for fomlnenoe Eermin meo
en- nogiftsium al 37,349,80O &r.,
boorti1 fommer 3,340,100 &roner,
iom ct bepilget for Reutralitets=
It9rnet. Set totale u6giftsbelgb BIZ
Der altiaa 4O,O89 900 @roner, en-
|Stiening fra in1ebGre1l0e &ermins
De1gb poa 6,014,850 Ser, bboraf
'cirfa 81, Million En- n1tomatilf
Stigning f.
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