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The Parisian. (Paris, Tenn.) 1907-1962, 1918-10-18
HAS GONE
"OVER THE TOP"
First District 'Subscribes
About Half the Quota
For Henry County

The First District, by days sup
elemental work, has over subscribed
it's quota to the Fourth Liberty Loan
by about 40 per cent and the sub
scriptions are still coming in.
The middle of last week the first
district has subscribed but $76,100 of
the allotment of $125,000, and DIR. G.
L. Powers, the chairman of the First
District, realized that something must
be done at once.
Accordingly, he called committee
of 35 men together, men whom, by
previous experience, he had found to
be workers. These men were divi-
ded into five teams, each under cap
tain and each team with its special
territory.
1t was decided to make two days
campaign, Friday and Saturday, and
wind up the work before Liberty
Day" which was Sunday.
The teams with their territory and
their captains were as follows:
Team No. |, Joe Weinbaum captain,
court square. Y
No. 2, w. L. Dale, captain, North
Poplar to north district line and east
with Chickasaw road to district line.
No. 8, R. D. Caldwell, captain,
North Market to limits and West
Washington to limits.
No. A, Joel M. Porter, captain, West
Washington to limits and Dunlap to
limits.
No. 5, j. W. Aclin, captain, Dunlap
street south to limits and Chicka-
saw road to limits.
The railroad work was divided into
into three divisions. The shops were
under T. M. Hogan, master mechanic;
the road men, such as section work
ers, ETC., were under I. M. McSwain,
and the transportation men unedr W.
S. Duvall.
When the first days work had been
counted it was found that the sub
scriptions had, run up to $4,000,
which is practically the half of Henry
county's subscription of $370,00o.
Each committee Went to work in ear
nest and produced the results in al
gratifying manner.
1t is quite proper that special ref
erence be made to the subscriptions
of the shop men under Master Me-
chanic Hogan. At the first public
meeting, held at the Dixie theatre,
Mr.. Hogan was called on to talk, and
in few moments he had said some
good things and among them was
that the railroad men would sub
scribe literally for their means. His
prediction was amply justified by|
their pledges to the amount of $685.
900.
The prevalence of the so-callee
Spanish influenza has no doubt had
its effect on the subscriptions over
the country, and it is gratifying tol
see our county is showing up so well.
Within the nsYt few days it is under
stood that concerted action will be
taken in all the districts with view
to seeing that each district takes care
of its part of the obligation for Hen
ry county.
The Parisian. (Paris, Tenn.) 1907-1962, 1918-10-18
FOOD DEALERS
and MILLERS
Held Meeting at the Court
House Monday on Call of
Food Administration

On Monday afternoon, in response
to call of John Richardson, food
administrator, the wholesale and re-
tail food dealers and millers of Henry
county held a meeting in the circuit
court room at the court house.
The meeting was called to order at
80 by Mr.. Richardson, who ex-
planned the purpose of the meeting
and introduced Professor D. T. Barn
hill, food administrator for Carol
county.
Mr.. Barnhill told of the serious
needs of close cooperation of produ-
cling and distributing food fairly and
wisely as war measure. He told of
the results already accomplished by
the food administration and the needs
for another year.
eve furnished the allies twelve
million tons of food stuff last year
and this year must-furnish seventeen
million TONS" said he.
Mr.. Barnhill then outlined the work
in Carol county in the production
and conservation of food. He ex-
planned the new food regulate MS and
their application to food dealers and
consumers.
He laid stress upon the duty of US
ing one-fifth meal with four-fifths
flour mixed before cooking for all
biscuits, and at the same time, eating
as much corn bread as ever.
He described the plan of organiza-
tion already adopted in Carol county
last week, and suggested plan for
organization of Hnry county.
G, Hillman Moody, county agricui-
tural agent of Carol county, was then
introduced as native of Henry coun-
ty and was called upon to tell of the
campaign for increased food produc-
ton. Mr.. Moody is another of Hen
ry county's sons who has done well
and his success in the government ag-
ricultural work in Carol county is
recognized over the state as being of
the highest order.
An organization was perfected by
the naming of R. l.. Dunlap, as pres
ident; j. M. Reynolds, Vice-Presi-
dent, and R. l.. Rickman, as secre-
tary and treasurer.
Mr.. Dunlap spoke on food reguIa-
tions as affecting the merchants Of
Henry county.
There were several discussions Of
questions pertaining to the food rul-
ings for merchants and millers.
1t was decided by the body to make
the fair price committee the execu-
tive committee of the organization.
1t is believed that much good will
be the outcome of this organization
and the men present were determined
to see that it will fulfill the mission
for which it was created.
There was a representative body
present from every section of the
county.
The Parisian. (Paris, Tenn.) 1907-1962, 1918-10-18
Writes Very
Encouragingly
VERY ENCOURAGING.

The. Partisan, Paris. Tenn.
Mr.. Editor:-I am sending you a
short letter to publish in the
next issue of The Partisan if you care
to use it.
A Henry county boy who is IN the
Base Hospital under treatment for
the Spanish influenza says they sure
give US a close, good and kind treat
ment. Plenty of medicine to take
and good nice things to eat and
drink. There are 40 of us up in the
End story of the 3rd ward building,
20 of them are negro soldiers. The
rooms are nice, clean beds and bed
clothes to sleep on. l am getting
along fine at the present time.
ARTHUR W. SPEIGHT.
The Parisian. (Paris, Tenn.) 1907-1962, 1918-10-18
Board Begins
Classification

The local board of this county has
begun the classification Of the regis
trants of September 18th, those reg
istering in the IS to As class. This
work has been delayed several days
on account of the serious illness of
Mr.. j. M. Freeman, who is chairman
of the board, however, his place has
been temporarily supplied by Mr.. w.
N. Porter, srd the work has been
started and will be pushed all possi-
bic uEtil same is completed.
The Parisian. (Paris, Tenn.) 1907-1962, 1918-10-18
CONSERVE USE OF PHONE.

Local Manager A. w. Jackson asks
that on account of the scarcity of
help here and at other points near
here, caused by influenza, that all
unnecessary calls be cut out and help
the company in this crisis only using
phones when it is really necessary.
The Parisian. (Paris, Tenn.) 1907-1962, 1918-10-18
School Does Not
Open Monday

The City Schools will not open on
Monday as had been hoped for.
City Health officer DR.. A. H. Miller
stated yesterday that he did not
think it advisable to open up the
schools Monday, and that he could
not as yet give any definite date
which they may open.
The Parisian. (Paris, Tenn.) 1907-1962, 1918-10-18
Child is Claimed
By Death

Harrison vancleave, the seven
year-old son of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
vancleave, living south of Paris, died
of influenza on Sunday.
The remains were laid to rest at
the Spring Hill burying ground on
Monday after funeral service by
Rev. D. 7. Spaulding. His father,
mother, sisters and brothers are also
III.
The Parisian. (Paris, Tenn.) 1907-1962, 1918-10-18
Mrs. Halle
Doubling Dead

On Thursday, October 10th, at the
family residence in West Paris, Mrs.
Halle Bowling, wife of Dan Bowling
passed away after few days ILL
ness.
She was "A years of age, Chris
tian lady and a member of the Bap-
tist church. The funeral services were
said by Rev. C. B. Clayton.
The remains were laid to rest in
Maplewood cemetery.
The Parisian. (Paris, Tenn.) 1907-1962, 1918-10-18
COLoRED BOYS LEAVE
OCTOBER ls FOR CAMP.

Mckinley, Jackson.
William. Jones.
James, Phillips.
Lander, Tharpe.
Hazard, Oliver.
Jimin, House.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-08-09
stprtbinaets Mpbelfpmite.

Stortbinget ifnl ioor pelge tire
Me0lemmer til Robelfomiteen for
Iaarene 19t9-24 lamt ire @nra;
mpn6 for Marere 1919-21.
off De Meo1emmer, bois Stunt
|tionsti6 nolpber iaar, er 6; gerncr
ofeaaet pe0 Deoet. Sc gprige fra
.jtrpoen6e er Gtatsroo6 aebloi1o og
IMiniiter &agerup. @arome116 .er
|Nrofesior Stang, Stusminiiter ao-
nom og 8ogtrpffer gbr. $. &m16=
len. @%jenitooen6e Meolemmer ct
|Meftor Sort og Sfibsreoer 8ernb.
|&ansien.
Stortbingets 8olgfomite in6itil-
Ter til Me6lemmer 5tatsraoo 2ep-
LAMB, Miniiter Sager11p oq Nrofes=
for Scott.
Gil @aromeno inoitilles Sc uo-
tr9oen6e.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-08-09
Sc ME Mmtsnapne.

S Statsraa0 er be1ll1ttet fremlat
Bropoittion for Stortibnget til 2ob
ONT StiftS= og Mmtsnabne: Oslo
8ripeogmme, @ioaros 8ilpeopmme,
&igrgoin 8ilpeogmme og Erums
8iipeopmme; De 2 a11ore er ufor-
onoret.
4mterne ifal ben9bnes Spite, rem=
.lig:: &ri1tiania Mmt Oslo 6plfe,
+Smaalenene Multfolo, SSmlsberg
Mfersb11s &omerife, @uife=
rub &ingerife, Se6emarfen Seio
mart, &riitians uulano, 8rutsberg
5elemorf, Schemes Multag6er, 81
tier 8eltag6er, 5tapanger &ogalano,
.Spnore 8ergenbus &oroalano, Nor=
ore 8ergenbnS Sogn og Sior0mte,
&oms6als Meere, 6erefter fommer
Sertrpnoelag, Mor6trgnoelag, &aa=
logalan6, Eron6enes og Sinmarf.
&eguleringen nagoaenoe 8pnoo-
meme er netop ienot 8p1tprernc til
l1otalelie og bill fgr1t funne foreleg-
ges @fortbinget nalte Mnr.
Mmtman6ene fful fal6es Sarler
eller SDlfesmen6.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-08-09

|ssHerne, %. III linoer oers DoIolotn-
NE 66art gie,lnen AtnaoHaren TOM
Jner j gIe6. Dsrfor tn man 10
|ajerne tiIIabe fig ct FRONT gnffe,
near man Ter ct gtierneifa16, +. Gfg.
bette, at ben meineifteaIiige uDioeubeo
mao faa Sbinoiot..
Sci e. bog lite Blot Sc vbtmmel-
tie aps, iom bar gipet Dbertroen et
|fprfomr1ent Materiole. S mgrfe
Mftner oanier iere 2ps ON paa syor-
ben fora1 bore. 5s0oer, u22bgte-
meno", iom Ioffter l11pfialige @eifa-
renoe us Noier % Seer. Mprfe-
ligt er oef at tpnfe ii9, at set CT en-
0rt BIammer of ben fipre gammeI-
Dogs @es, Tom Der CIR fig en-
cid 5orneielie Of at ufua Soft tic
at gao j @anoet". Disie @asfla1-
rter- fommer Bog lite fra Soroens
Snore, Tom Be giftige @asorter, Der
trgmlner n6 af @ulfanerne, ,1aar
DC fommer / 9pr6r. 0giaa @nlfa=
men betragte6e mon / gonnle Dage
iom EN- breo @u6. gu er ,@uoen"
afilpret. @oa6an bar efterbaon6en
mango fore % proetfuloe geatnrfa-
nomener - 5ofopeong % @olne6-,
gang, @egrb1en og stierneifu6 -
faaet beres proiaiife GorfIaring.
11oen BOG oerfor at MITE ct @ron at
oeres SfIerbeo. Bang!
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-08-09


Nosfen, &c 5tiftsffapaln1 ariffi::
a1tsfal1os 5h aaaoi6nt gbsoIo.
|gien Nlrne abn I'll gtifgfapendn /
gergens Gift aanoiont abeolo,
giel g. g. Dabl tic gtifsfopelIan
Iromg6 stift % aanoiioaf 8beo.
|Iogien ears gienspoH III peri. Sop,
sos gegnepraiten til Mesna. 5og.
neprait i sfoger 8robiti Morore
|Sdrlsberg g. s.. Megru1l6 e. meo.
belt Mfife6 Naaoe fra I. DHf, og
|Sogneprait i Sunoe S. g. Counting
|er meooelt Afifeo / geaaoe fra is.
|Sftober.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-08-09
@eslern, for foinbelise @~lestnins,
milbnebe.

@%eltemmelien ON, at ingen thin
beige SI9gtninge al Sp1onter ellel
Sfficerer / Ben qmerifanife Scr
6ranfrig fun6e faa Eina6elie til a:
tage 6erober for at gigre Eieneite
set &p6e &ors, 8. 81. 6. 81. ellie,
lignenoe 0rgani1ationer, er i iio1tt
nge blebet mil6t1et al 9rigs6eporte:
mentet / @aibington. Sor Tremti.
ben bill nemlig Sdtre til Meno
Sprm funne faa EiIlooel1e til pao
bisie 8etingelfer at fomme til 6rant.
rig.
9isie 8etingelier er fplgenoe:
Gdfrene mao bore f11l6t anertien6.
te Meolemmer al en- af be outoriie.
rebe 0rganiiationer;; 6e moa pere
ierligt fbaIiftcere6e til set Mrbeibe
Der fal gipres; De mao ienbes til
Sranfrig 5om Mrbei6ere, lite ion
@legtninge; 6e mua lite eigre noee1
Gorigg paa at beige @Ingtninge |
bbab enten 6isie er rofe
eller ipge; De bill blipe biemien6te,
bbis Be obertraoer bisie @egler, oe
biemienoes a,tomutiif, bbis Sc in6.
gaar @gteffab me6 0fficerer ellen
Soloater ! set merifanife @fspeoi-
tiorsforps efter 6eres Mnfomit til
Srarfrig.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-08-09
DAARLIGE. AVER.

ON BATONIC Piller. De er i Dag
en- absolut prdvet, videnskabelig,
moderne Medicin, som aldrig har
j at Devise sin Duelighed,
naar den har fact en- rimelig
Prove. bet er derfor jeg er villig
til absolut at garantere EATON1C
og s@tte. alt ind paa den grundig-
ste Erfaring.
Mavelidelser efter Maaltid STAN
mer fra Gasarter, som opstaar at
for megen Syre. EATONIC neu-
traliserer denne Syre-Tilstand nae
stem saa smart som Diet a Ma
ven = Smerten f%orsvinder straks.
Dette Mavemiddel er ulig allie an
Dire deri, at Diet standser Mavepine
.og ubehagelige Fornemmelser hur-
tigt, og kraever like langvarig Be-
handling for at opnaa Resultater.
Hvis De befinder Dem Tide eftsr
ct. Maaltid, we'd De Diet. bet .er
Tiden, lige paa Stedet, at standse
Lidelsen; for Diet er ct Faresignal.
Naturen raaber, rGiv Agt - Pas
paa - Stands!" Naturen g9r all
It'd Diet rette; den vii, at MAIDEN,
De kommer i Deres Nave, skal
voere fuldstandig malet (tygget),
blandet med de rette Stoffer, .holdt
sund og rem som den gaar gen
mem dens FordSje lsesproces, og at
den til sidst skal skaffe Deres Lee
gene Styrke og Livskraft.
Gaa ind j hvilketsomhelst Apo
TEX Dag - med Diet samme, ON
muligt, - og faa en- so Cents
Aske EATONIC Piller paa nit
Rad. Tag dem saa, som anvist.
Hvis Resultaterne like straks er
tilfredsstillende, send da kun den
TONNE Aske til H. L. Kramer,
1918 S. Wabash Ave, Chicago, og
jeg skal sende Dem so Cents pr.
Omgaaende.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-08-09
Detroit.

S 6enne Mao11e6 oil Ser bIipe OBJ
tnget lite minbre en6 IS ME Me6-
|lemmer / g.. $. g. 2oge SEQ. 227,
Der fan gle6e fig be6 en- ita6ig BOT
fenbe Sremgaf1g, taffet bore life
ntinoit = ben fortraffelige og ener-
giife &omite, Ser er neoiat for I'd
raretdge 2ogens Snteresier og pirfe
ben til bensa 8ef1t. Maar 2ogen
cerfor, iom mfgrt, fan mpoe OBJ
meo EN- iun flor 9ilgang af 11pe
Meolenmer, er BET 6'&rr. Mugnft
Sprgenien Gbri1t S%obonien, Sieg=
FREQ Sgrgetien og SSacob &erbert,
Der tilfommer @ren berfor. 2ao os
baabe, 6e life bill tabe oeres Sntere
esie at eller 6eres Mrbei6siber maa
fjglnes, men at De pl giernemfgre
allie 6eres &la1er til @ealifationen
at oeres SpgaDe: at gigre 1927" til
en- al be im6regtigfte og beoit TOM
lolioere6e af 9. g. SO 2oger.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-08-09

Min fgrste sukces, Cascarets,
blev til en- stor. Forretning paa
Grund at deres store Verdi, som
med Tiden udbredtes til Millioner
at Mennesker i allie Verdensdele.
Jeg troede paa dem, ligesom
jeg .nu tror paa min sidste Sukces,
HATONIC Piller.. Jeg er villig til
at staa bag we'd med alt Diet, jeg
ejer, mar jeg siger til Dem, at
jeg tror, at EATONIC Piller er
den bedste Medicin i Verden for
daarlige. Maver. Det er starkt
sagt, like sandt?< MEN JEG On
SKIER AT UDTRYKKE Def
KRAFTIGT! Jeg vii, at De skal
vide akkurat, hvad jeg mener
derom, og jeg vii like, at min
Tro paa EATONDC Piller skal -ko-
ste Dem en- Cent, hvis jeg tager
fell.
Derfor resikerer jeg vi1Iigt NIT
Navn som en- dygtig. Forretnings-
mand og en- sikker, koldblodig
Raadgiver, naar jeg tilskynder allie
med Mavesvaghed at prove en-
Aske EATONIC Piller - jeg TIL
byder %personligt at tilbagebetale
Dem, hvis Diet efter en- rimelig
Prove like udretter alt hvad her
loves.
Husk paa, at jeg taller nd fra
sikker, f3rstehaands Kendskab til,
hvad EATONIC Piller har gjort
for M~avesvaghed. Min TRIO er
bygget paa FAKTA. FBr jeg no
gensinde tog Skridt til at bringe
EATONIC. paa Markedet, forsikrede
teg mig selv we'd Hundreder af
2htuelle Proven ON, at dette stor-
article .moderne Mavemiddel Wide
gore sit Verk.
Dette err intet Gatvaerk - in
gen Usikkerhed = eller blot Teori
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-08-09
>. Il. 9, g. figber @ebsie Sail.

>. Il. 9. e. fibber &eb5ie 6all.
$ forrige nge afllltteoes &an6e-
len ont ~&e65ie @oll", 1921 50.
&e65ie Mbe lige be6 @pibaneitatio-
men. Sen fidbtes for $14, 600.
vDnniib l1niteb Building Societp"
at 9. 8. g. og 9. g. s.'s @pgge-
.grnno toges for $4,000, $4,000
betales fontant, og for Sc ~reiterenoe
$4,000 uoife6es Ell lite Nrioritets
obligation / @iert6omme11. Mrfitefft
Eeiien Dar, Tom ti6ligere me6oelt
Der / 8laoet, en- glimrenoe og for
belugig Nlan m. s.. t. pna en- billig
Waoa6e at faa 2ofalerne rel %tourere=
De og inorettebe paa Sen bDggeligite,
Im1ffeiite og meit praftiiffe Maaoe.
Sna bi6t man bat ie, er set ct
Bargain" 8pggefomiteen bar OBJ
r1aaf, og ri baaber, at life olene
8. s.. g. 2ogerne, men alle Sc ber=
bnren6e .6anffe Soreninger bill itgtte
Soretagen6et.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-08-09
UIlua1i1,
116fln1t.

Saagforerin9eus oorIige nbfIugt
foregaor altfan pu 5gtoag ben II.
.bs. til Deep Gate aafe giua @aI-
oemar anberiens Commercially.
.Eog Gfgaur fro @rano @entrnI Stn-
fion, 5tb abe. og Snrriion Street.
'Mpoetib 81. 7.3O Morgen: Nris
@ouno Grip $50. Maofurpet %
Rafefopper meobringes. 5orfrif.
ninger ierberes al 89rten.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-08-09

|345 ACRES Nissssippfodens Lee paa begge Slider f F1oden; giyer 400 ms
Red Top og Blue Joint Hg, her, hvor mississippi like er stort mere ed 81
Fkar Vandsnpm.s $22OO pr. Acre; Halvdelen kontant, Resteni 10 AR til 40.
80 ACRES improved, Skole5 ige# over Vejen; kun en halyM Mil til Norsk
2 Mil It'll ejeri; godtI TGmner. $4,000. pr Acre. @
Adsklhge Tusend Acresa at fvage zimelem fra SO til 500 noele med
EIpmner til mere n at betale for Landet. Land, som jog personng
eer o. har waist for farmland. All. KL.EVEN, BemidU, MINI.
$40 ACRES med Vaaningshus, 4ex76x1e; sthd for So Heste; Corn Crib
4Ox76xl0;s sGrainary 32x72x8; Udbygning til Stalden 16 Fd bred; FODDER.
|mple med Maskinkraft; H1nsehus 32x40x1O; #Faarefold 32x15Ox8. 400 ACRES
|opbrRkket, indhegnet og krydsindhegnet med Jmrntraadsnetning.
En- ideel Kymgfarm, Pms s675O pr Acre paa gunstige Betngelser.
SECURITY INVESTMENT co, Frankfort, S Oak. q. ". Hansen, sekretmr.
HJEdFARh-Maa sees for at dens yirkenge vmrd kan bedgmmes. 2s7
Acres pa en god Vel; 80 Acres pgjet, ReHen Grasmark og Eng: 81 VHrpL
[sers moderne Beboaseshus med Varmeapparat; rummeig KeIdersM Ma
sknskur, Hpnsehus, Redskabshus; fin Orchard og smuk Yard; KMkeS
|og Skole ie over Vejen. Forhinig Kyagfarm. Code Grunde for at tlbyde
den fol $4,000. Afdrag med 5%.s Ops@t like al se den,S hvis De er interes.
vi har andre fra 40 Acres Opeter Eenvis til Farm No. 8O.@#4Z#
MOOSE LAKE FARM LAND COMPANY, Moose Lake MINI.
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Ole Miel{ens Drfeiter

ipiller / Ml1guit Maane6 / fglgenoe
Starter ! Chicago: Sen 1O6e M11g1lit
/ Douglas Sorf; ben 12te I @nlaifi
@orf;; ben 25be / Calumet Naf og
Den 28oe / &arriion @arf.
Sen lite September ipiller Orffe-
ltret, 1om m1oetiteos Der / 8Iaoet
meb0elt, / &iperbiem Harf peb SEQ
tionalfomiteens &ialpefonos @icnic.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-08-09
9rrbt al Sen ~eleftrife @trgm.

9rrbt at ben eleftrtfe Strgm.
On frpgtelig nlpffe bor ben0t paa
Gotten. On 2iniearbejber peo geabn
SSfar @jeroingen Dol6t poa uoen-
for 8ilit me6 at fol6e 1ommen elef-
|triife 2e6ninger.
San gap @eife6 til &roftitatione1,
ON, at 5trgnmen ltul6e Ilnnes al
og fettes paa igien Ell Stun6 ienere.
8jeroinger b1ep imiolerti6 life
|fproig me6 fit Mrbeioe poo 2inien
til oen 9io og blep oe1for ramnet
|af Ell 9trgm paa $500 @oLt. De6en
inotraa6te pieb1iHe1ig.
@ierbingen Dor / IS Murs M6eren.
San efterlaoer fig S1dtr11 og 8arn.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-08-09

Mil fra god Skole.
DIRE Bygninger. 10
Rug og T6mmer for
og paa lette Vilkaar.
under Dyrkning; Hus,
til Farm.
sig at undersdge disst
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gn SOB paa 10000 ar.

|bleD nplig forelagt en- 9fibsreoer i
&riftianin for at bape 1rnbla6f at an=
|meloe til Norges @eoerforb1no
Srogtfontrofter be6fornme116e Ell Sci
|Sfibe og for at bobe f~ortfrogtet ct
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oerforbnnoet paabu6t 8ariel., geoen
Ter mi be0taget % betaIt.
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Sberit Mnsell,

Sberit Mngell,
Der iom befienot opboloer fig bco
ben franife Srom, er / Statsraoo
meooet Affeo / Mua6e.
SSfg1ge ct EeIe9ram fra Naris er
ban blepet u6napnt til 2gitnant /
acknowledgement, iao1enge &rigen
parer og .er blebet inoifillet pe6 lite
Sremmeolegion.
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VII BoRTBYTTE en- $50 Acre eller
$50 Acre Farm nsr Glasgow, Mont,
OPS per Acre; vii byte med Byejen-
dom i god Stand til v@rdi 5000.
Tilskriv Q. 3. MASON, Glasgow, Mont.
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Sgman6smisitpnen.

Som 5bmanospreit / Cardiff cf-
ter Nditor gbriiten 8r11un, iom er
til Seem Sort, bar 81
manoSmisfionens Sopeoitpre aniat
Sogneprait til 8ego Mr11e Mnberim.
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9anias ,os 9anias 9ameforeninss
.Solonter=8 elfer0sfomite bar Sort
.pnrfi Danio Sail BEN 2oen Ons-
bag bier Maaneo. 0plte Gang
ben: Abe. @er6ih1l6e @ramier.
Meolemmer meo @er1ner % 8efjeno-
tie inobDoes.
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sOYutIea EStaHp1OQI JOE St0ngfeSs
manoes fro lobe Bisconfin DHtriiHt,
'er feot i Conn Of @ilmnnton, Buff
folio So, Bisconiin, 1857, bbor
cans Saoer fettlebe / 1856. Son
|bor ben fgrite 6ettIer i set Comm,
Iom nj bGrer bans Noon.
Scr Gilman giertnemgiff Cont
m%onffolen og Tom io pon @nIes-
billie umberhet i ID MnrBnl6eren
for at no6mne Jig til2erer. is slar
gammel begpnote bnp at boIoe sffo-
lie % sbol0t BED meo bette 5 Mar,
in6t1 ban begbnote at ituoere Sop
beo 8isconiin nniberititet. @erfm
grabt1ereoe ba1 i 1885,.
Saa Wuaneoer efter @raonatio-
men -oeoe bans Sober, % Mr. Gil
man begDnote at prnftifere Sob pan
6arhfen og Dolot peb meo bette fam-
tibig meo at BON brep Sorobruget /
II Mar: S 6enne Eio ~fnngerebeI
ban ogyildu fom Diftrict Mttor71eD for
Buffalo 60. i 8 Mor.
1891 flptteoe ban til Monbopi,
Gbor ban iioen bar boet, met fan
bar Dele Eioen brepd Gorn1e,11 bbor
ban par f9bt. !, ...
Son har ! lang Ei0 Deret en- Sc
Der tr6en fin aomm1ne og bar ta-
get en- frelntrnoenoe Sci / set offent-
lige Aip,st Som Ea1smano for CODE
&ommunifationer bar bon orbeibet
ibrig for Sernbaner og at Sen ME
8aaefob tom Htmo, og ban bar al
ito 5neret iprig for, at Negieringem
iful6e treoe itpttenbe til for at raffe
gobe @ge.
Som Sagfgrer 5ar ban bpgget op
en- flor @rafiis, bar peret meo {
Hetten.:i mange itore Eager, og ban
bar facet oct SOB poo fig at bore
en- at 8isconiins opgtigite Gag
fgrere.
l1miooelbart efter at v2niitania"
bleb iGnfet, SCR. Gilman tolte for,
ut ri iful6e .afifjere ben 6iplomoi-
lte Sorbinoelie me6 EpifIan6 og MT
lte for &rig, lmm ban mente bar
uunogaaelig. Otter at &rigen breo
no> melote BON Jig itrafS til 2n1ods
3ieneite. @on er for Chen Sor--
man6 for @recrtipfomiteen for Buf-
falo Cos Council Of Defe11ce, .Sor-
mano for 2ibertp 2oan &omiteen,
Meolem al 2egal M6piforp @oaro,
Neeolem at bet @goe aors og orore
&rigsorganifationer. giben Ste Mp-
Ri 1917 bar bun br11gt set me1te af
fin Si6 arigsejemeo, iom at boIoe
politiife Saler og 5jalpe til at op-
flanlme 8ege1tringen til at giere
bort 8eoite for at binoe aarigen.
50 Congo bar ban peret poo So
- 80 =. ~
lie iom Circuit Dornmer, men naar
bans 5tilling Tom DHtrtfH
MtorneD bar BON al6rtg bolM ener
ipgt ct ~offertligt gmbeoe. 9ao Som
ferencen | gmt Claire sen 90. SUM
fit ban 148 Gtemmer> SCR. grear
Is % Scr. @orlano Is Stemmer.
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ST. Stub. 6asIdriis.

8i erfarer tic Dor tore 8efIageI-
lie, at 81. Sasielriis, ber for ct Marg
|8ib iioen orlob Gbicogo og neofutte
Jig sos angeles, peo en- Muton1o<
|bil11lpffe er fomnen / ben Wrao til
|itaoe, at ban bill Dape Men 6ernf be.
.Ie 2ibd.