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Arizona republican., 1918-12-13
On the Rocks

Golfers of this week mirrors the changing senti- ment of the country toward Mir. Wilson is change which all who have followed extensively the news papers for the last two months have observed and they have also observed the increasing rapidty it.
 | nder the caption, The Plight of the Democratic Party and It's Cause" Golfers says:
 The last two months have witnessed the most extraordinary political upset in the history of the country. An administration clothed with authority never before equaled led by d man of fascinating address at the close of victorious war and almost at the very moment of victory turns to the people for thelr approval To emphasize and make more binding the expected mandate a continuation of full su- thorly, the president addresses to voters moving appeal in his best and convincing manner call ing on them to return to congress taen of his own
Arizona republican., 1918-12-13
The Exeoutinn of William,

There several things to be determined be- fore William Hohenzollen be brought to trial his life. His offense against humanity is not easily brought within the law of any nation. That he is guilty of a crime against international law could doubt be proved but international law does not par tculary define a crime against humanity Still there may be a way to bring former kaiser the scaf- fold
 Most people perhaps who have advised the exc cution of Wilhelm have done so in the belief that he would be or could be executed or that anywhere Inc allied nations was there a wish to execute him. We arc not so sure of that The talk in Eng land regarding his exradition. trial and punishment is omnous and may well believe that if the Eng fish can find way; that is a way under any law 10 bring Wilhelm trial he will be brought. The English would not force d law to do it. It would have to be done under law for to the English is better that thousand murderous kasers should escape than that single law should be outraged But if Wilhelm could be tried and convicted there would be no compunction among Enslishmen against carrying out any sentence that may be imposed upon him.
 Capital punishment is inflicted in England in a spirit of revenge or under the spur of resentment as it is done frequently this all other countries There death at the end of rope is rather natural death consequent upon life or an act of crime It
 
 therefore made certain. One convicted of murder in England is doomed. Nothing but plain showing of his innocence probable innocence the brief period between his conviction and his execution can save him and only in all England can save him the home secretary There are no loop holes of es- cpe such afforded here by appeals. The result of this system is that in all England there are fewer murders every year than in either New York or Chi caso.
 If Wilhelm should be hanged by the English it would not be done in a spirit of revenge not so much with the thought of had done as to deter men similarly placed in the forty, the next hundred or inc next thousand years from doing similar things It would be to let the world know that an emperor could be hanged
 England once beheaded d king, not in anger but because it could longer trust him. He threatened the peace of England long he was alive. Napo- leon was sent to St. Helena not in the way of pun shment but because Europe unsafe so long as he unrestrained.
 There is bare possibility that if Wilhelm were left free. he would be q menace to the peace of the world but that is hardly probability If ever ruler was thoroughly dscredited. left without a fol- lowing it is he He has also reached an age which would make it difficult even for an abler man to re- cover power But there will be in the course of time other with the ambition of Wilhelm They would he held in check by his fate
Arizona republican., 1918-12-13
TWO BRITISH VIEWS OF LEAGUE OF NATIONS

Refuse to share your glory and your might with any but those who speak the English tongue; insist on the fruits of victory and the fact that the tionaI greatness and well-being which in your hands shall not be exchanged for seat on the board of directors of company for the extraction of beams from cucumbers.
 Let me answer Mr. H. c. Wells and the other foolish word mongers according their folly, when they prate about a league of nations. The league thep propose is a league of words-hauci- nation, conser- nation nsubordi nation, procrasti nation, aoomin- nation and (snce they must have Germany in) dam nation From letters to the London Morning PoAe
Arizona republican., 1918-12-13

the word ruffncck-but those who were sneally enough 10 find out made IT clear that the laundry bill at court was enough to spurlos versenkt the exceed ingly royal exchequer. This may ac- count for the fact that Queen Elizabeth frequently wore a sweater.
 HoWsoever nevertheless and not witL<tndinG. to say nothing of despite this, the wife of a blacksmith in Troy, \. f~ invented the first detachable, un- comfortable and n-comforming collar In lS23. She tried it on her husband and the following day he became play iul and broke the anvil. Undiscouraged, his wife made several other collars which she fitted to the fashionable gullets of Troy, N. Y, and in time she had a small factory. The city of Troy never recovered from the industry. anu the pictures of young men wearing Troy collars which now appear in the subway are the direct result of non- union efforts of a blacksmith's wife.
 This fact alone. it is expected. will
Arizona republican., 1918-12-13
ENROLL TODAY AND BE
 VOLUNTEER MEMBER

All those who enroll as volunteers for membership for 1919 in the Red Cross up to noon of today will be ranked as volunteers and will be sv listed when the names of the volun- teers who have responded Tn advance Of the Christmas Roll Call are publishe0. 1t will be impossible to use any names which come in after noon of today in this list which must be in the hands or the newspapers early this afternoon for immediate publication.
 Those who volunteer help the Red Cross workers nightly They save the necessity of a visit from some worker who is giving her or his time to the cause, besides giving the Red Cross chapter funds which it so badly needs for the patriotic and public work it IS doing
 Names may be sent in with member ship fee-only a dollar. two if the na- tional magazine is taken-to the Red Cross building, old Central school
Arizona republican., 1918-12-13
SAVE POTATOES
 WEAR CELLULOID
(NEW YORK HERALDD

It i no longer considered good form 10 point the digit of seorn or throw lighted matches at a gentleman who wears highly inflammable celluloid collar. Nothing but a world war could supply an alibi for this economical Adonis, but nowadays the wearers Of the stiff and glistening stranglers rank with the food conservers and the Lib erty bond buyers in the matter of pa triotic endeaVor.
 Of late. or reaently to be wore ex-
Arizona republican., 1918-12-13

greatly increase the sale of the pyro- technic collars which the more cour- ageous of the patriots are now suffer- ing from
Arizona republican., 1918-12-13

It's no use waiting for your ship to come in unless YOU have sent one out.
 Anonymous,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-09-20
. 6jerfre- oe Mebanbelen.

Set nattondle @rnertngSnebn bar
116fer6iget rDe &egler ONT &on6elen
me6 Sierffre og 9gg. Senitgten er
at n6birfe, at 6isie 5piiebarer finder
.8eien fra &ro6ucenten til Sorbruge>
rem iaa bnrtig iom m1lig.
De, 1om ban6ler me6 bisie Sing.
er in6belt / fire &lasier: y Original
i@acfers og Sbippers; q Commits,
|iion Men og @boleialers; - Igen'
ter og De, iom foriDner &oteller %
@elta1rationer; ~ @monbano1ere.
Deenpe &egler gaar nb paa, at
,'5alg mellem Solf 6e obenfor neon.
tie &lasler er forbn6t, meb enfelte
jun6tugelier. .SSn6ttl pi6ere bill @alg
mellem @rosierer> iom life gi6r 6or-
refining / famine 8p, bore tilla6t, ON
Sc er abfol11t %np6ben6ige for at ifaffe
|&igberen, bba6 ban be9gber for lin
|Gorretning. Men Der maa fin6e Ste6
EN- birfelig Sorien6elie at BEN figbte
,@are % 6isie Gorien6elier r1aa fpl'
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-09-20

sc Sen nat1rlige Suite for bisie 90.
rer pan Deien fra Nrooa1oenten til
'Sorbrugere1l. G%or1ben .oigie gaIe
meIlem f~orffieIige 8Her--a set blipe
Hna0t t. Sulg mellm Jolf Magic
y / famine $50, me6. jnrffHt Bempn.
:bigeIie at grnpringsrapmet. Mr6re
5@aIg ta11 lite finbe 5teo uben fifrlf-
liz Eiuaoelie al Grtaringsnegnet.
S oe andre RIagler bill fun ct
SaIg meuem. &molen0e famine
aIosfe hiDe tilla6t uoen iarifil0t
8tIlabelie al grneringsnabnet.
J Sngen tilbngegaaeroe 6orienoelier
at Gierffre elIer 9gg bill bIibe tilIobt.
Set bill iige: en- &anolen6e / cn big
Rlnsfe bill life blipe til4aot at }alge
til, EFT $anoIenbe / ben foregaaenoc
81asie: 8ebGgeIien maa goa fra
@roo1ueenten til Gorbrugeren / ben
n%atnrlige Drbet fra Storban6lcr til
@maaban6ler, og@iHfe mben6t.
0bertrnbelie ..o oi8ie &egler bill
! Ieoe til. 8 al Metten til at fortiatte
6orretningen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-09-20

rTFs RH..3.F.S ~ .ff.-S st.-s I&>f. - r.ssas p. 80. -
and do their share, that the
world may be made safe for
democracy and that our country
may not perish from amongst
Nations 81 The earth and
that the Stars and Stripes may
wave forever oyeT a free people.
] will therefor accept your ap-
pointment as one of the workers
in our common country's cause.
May it long live.
Your friend
.WALD "A. BAUER
Chicago, Sept. II, 1913.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-09-20

Saseu mob, ben ipenife Soarnalit.

! Sra steet4olh mel0es Sen 150e
@ept.: Soag beg9note ben Nroees,
iom Sc ,Sorene6e Staters 2egafton {
Sberig Dor onlagt moo &aralo
Goldman Tom Bplge at en- @rtifel
trpft i ~Mftonblaoet" ongaae1oe
Mmerifn og &rieen, og Tom. %inoebo1ot
@erionligbeoer moo @refioent @ils
ion.
! Soblman .erfflnre6e, at; Den amerie
fanffe 2egatton ~foriegte lat mpenoc
iYrinciper moo &etten til Salefribeo,
Der fanife MI bar anpenot / 6e Gor<
eneoe Stoter, men iom bar imoo
1penf @rug". San erflerebe, at DR.
tifelen lite bar iniurteren6e, men ba.
re &rttf, Ser paaitob, at @meritas
ruDerenoe &rigspolittf par 6en for
11emite &inoring for @er6ensfreoen.
!! @oblmans Mnmo6ning ON uolet-
telie at @ogcn blep ttlitooet.
!. Me6ens ri life ct faa Delt itfffer
poo, ffriber uMpls. Ei6en6e", at set
Dor f%ormuftigt al 6en amerifanife 2e-
cation / Stocfbolm at lGgge faa ME-
gen 8pgt poa, bbao Goldman oprin.
6elig .ifrep, at Sen fan6t oct n1nagen
ber6 at anlGgge Snjnrieiag moo
bonn, ton set alene beffe Dor 6oragt
for 6e11 tpff= ipen1te SSournali1t, al
ban gier onm bnrre be6 for @etter
at n6ilpnge ben fornarmenbe Snfi,
n11ation moo 6e 6orene6e StaterE
l9anb og Bolf, at ri bor en- Mangel
paa Ealefribe6, Tom man / Sberio
lite biIbe ftn6e fig /. Sntet 2ono bal
,fterre Menings= og Dtringsfribe>
|en6 Mmerifa, og mongt ct 2an6, ion
mi tan prtie 6enne Srtbe6, 9a'
.@rnn6 til at bore Mmerifa tafnem
,melig for @fsemplt berfra paa 6ett'
fanbel 1om an6re Gribe6ens Smrao
Ser. Men Sc Sorene6e Stater er fol
;@jebltffet i &rtg, / &rig moo Epif
Ilan6, for @ebarelie al Sofe1tpre 0!
I5rtbe6ens @o6er for % ielb og 70
un6re. &bor iao itore Snteresie
1taar paa 5pil, Tan hi ielpfelgelig iff
|tillo6e, at Sienoen faar @ielp Dor
|egH 2on6, enten / &on6ling ellie
I, Sole. Epiferne og Eyfernes @enne
;raaitoar 6erfor, at ser lite ct Sale
} ,fribe6 ber.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-09-20
I A n ,.
MINNESOTA.
KNOB DnM ON a

hvor Misv@kst or ukjendt. vi til.
byder 80 Acres Farm, de 50 Acres
under Dyrkning. Resten fbevokset
med Hardwood Timber, god
Stald, nyt 8 Vserelsers Hus med
Kjaelder, 24x2S. 70 Stk. Horn
kvag. 4 Heste;, etc. udstyret med
ct fuldstmndig S@t Farmmaskineri.
2 Mil fra r. r. Station, we'd Stats
vel. De afslutter Handalen med
Ejeren, og Stedet kan taale at Bill
Va beset. Vii selge alt samlet. eller
Farmen alene. Afbstalingsvilkaar
ON enskes. a.. NJ. PETERSON,
stanchfield. MINI. Isanti County.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-09-20
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK FARM - YDERsT Bill
LIG. 120 Acres Land, Is Stykker
Hornkvag, 2 Heste, 80 Hons, Farm
Maskineri, Lade fluid af He; dette
Aars Avling indbefattet; Smukt 8-V.s
Hus, god K@lder Stald og andre
Bygninger; rindende Kildevand rSr.
lagt til Bygningerne; kun 81 Mil til
Kgbstad og Banestation. AIT 1o1
S.; 900, delvis kontant, Resten paa lette
Vilkaar. Mango andre Farme til q
k6b. Skriv i Dag til ...
DARWIN. CRAIG, Alton, N. Y.
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: 9l'.'r
@aitteriug.

Gblgertbe 2i1te ober Mengebioral
til $ielpeforniteen Gpler, Meinn., e'
stilienot %. fra @aftor ST.. @n1oiet
tilligemeo En- Mrtifel, ION bill blip'
optngeti neite Mhnner al 9laoet.
Wii8 Mnna Subj, Wepls.. # Sic
:.@uoml1nb 8ilitr,lp, Seem Dorf s25
'Mrs. ariitine sgrenien, Sling
1te6 Soma, q
&.-4. Mielien @aterloo, Sa.. II
Mr. og Mers. g. 2arien, &acine, &C
Mrs. og @eb. Sc: 6. Bob u.
bolot, Macine, !
Miis gIt1e @obbolbt, &aeine, !;
@eb. Sens &plft, SrebsDille, So, :
81. g. Mpganrb, SIarton 81: $, ;
-gbrift gbriitenien &imbalton,
Sopa, ice
.GarI Sen{en, Marqnette, Meb., 45(
Mtaries@ lemmen1en, Des Wtoines
Soma Il
@eo. 8. g.. 2arien. Moorbea0,SS So, It
.SSames Mor11p, Cascade, Mort., K
Sobn ,2drien 8rainerb, minn, q
MISUNDERSTANDING w&olger Dan-,s
'.ife~, Des Moines, Sonia, 1ot
Greoeriffe og gli1e &anien, @a-
N cine, 8is., u.
gbarting Su1e, @acine:- ]
@e6 @eo. 8. s. &jer, Buffalo,
@poming, ,
@eter @osmusien, Muoubon, So. II
Muguita 2arien, &ubbarb, Neb., Il
Dat Sill. @eaigbe6, Sonia, s.
ST. Mrel1en Dreier og :&uitru,
!. .Oma1a, Mebr., /!
Meniebe6en Grant, Micb. ~
Mrs. 8osien, go. @inbfor, Conn. II
Sens 8osien, 60. @inion, Conn, II
Mrs. &enrp Gutenberg, 0aflan6,
Nebraifa,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-09-20

III. SAIG 200 A.. Farm i Skand.
Nabolag, 9 Mile fra Jernbaneby,
we'd god Vel. Bedste Jordbonitet,
code Bygninger. 80 under Plov, 80
ryddet. Indhegnet og Gross fenc-
ed. Pris $10,500. $4,000. kontant,
Resten paa code Betingelser. Over
tagelse naarsomhelst. Skriv paa
Engelsk eller Skandinavisk.
JENS JENSON. Luck. Wis.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-09-20

IMPROVED EJENDOM i Minneapolis
og st. Paul tages / Byte for improved
eller uldels improved Farmland. .Og-
saa ct Antal at Farme / Bytning for
i~ndbringende Byejendomme. Mango
f~ordelagtige Tilbud, at gj1re Dem.
Mar De handler med mig or De six.
ker paa "a square DEAF. Skrtv- til
eller Bes9g
A. L. MOEN, 537 Andrus Bldg.;r
Minneapolis, Mimi.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-09-20
SOUTH DAKOTA.

60 "ouARTER SECTIONS LAND
vesten for Missourifloden og gransen.
he on til denne. 40 quarter sections"
dsten for Missourifloden, j Walworth
County, omfattende de bedste Farme
az Ranches i dette DISTRICT. En- til
salgs til allerlaveste Pris at E]eren'
Hyis De er interesseret, b1r De hen-
vende Dem til
G. E. LEHMAN, Mobridge, S. Dak'
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-09-20

Farm til salg. 800 Acres Kreatulr-
or Hejerifarm, god Jordbonitet,
store nye Bygninger, godt indheg-
net, rigeligt godt Wand, ire Mil TIL
Marked, velstaaende Nabolag, ner
Kirke, Skole og Mejeri, Pris kun
$50. pr Acre, lette Vilkaar. 6kriv
til Bjeren, L. H. VATH, st. Cloud,
MINI. (
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WISCONSIN.

TILL SALG! Godt improved
Wisconsin Farm-Lands, udnaerket
Jordbonitet, code Bygninger, $50.
til $50. pr. Acre, i ct uds6gt Me-
1eri- og OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
naer Mejeri, Ostefabrik, Skoler,
Kirker, og code Forretningscen-
drummer. Hvis interesseret ! code
Farme til rimelige Priser, tilskriv
First National Bank, Boyceville.
Wis.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-09-20
MONTANA.

VII BORTBYTTE en- 800 Acre eller
.480 Acre Farm n@r Glasgow, Mont,
s@25 per Acre; vii Byte med Byejen-
dom i god Stand til V8rdi $1,000.
rTflskriv O. E. MASON, Glasgow, Mont:
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-09-20

HoR! 16o Acres, godt Land, ait
dyrkbart, to Mil fra JernDaneDy'
s3500.0O, lette Vilkaar.
16O Acres, godt Land, alt dyrK-
bart. syv Mil fra BY, alt 1ndneg-
net. mindre S@t Bygninger, loo
Acres under Dyrkning, 100000.
Iette Vilkaar. B.. R. WATT,
Lennon, S. D.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-09-20
An Appeal.
the Subscribers and Readers
of St. Paul Tidende.

of St. Paul Tidende.
On August 21st a terrible
calamity overlook the peaceful
village Of Tyler. In less than
thirty seconds a tornado wip 4
out the whole business district
and demolished part of the re-
sidential district, killing 81 and
injuring about 100, and redu-
cling it's prosperous merchants
absolute poverty.
Governor ]. A. A. Burnquist
of Minnesota Immediately called
a meeting of representative men
Of the whole State to find
ways and means Of assisting in
the relief and rebuilding Of Ty-
Ter, e5
Upon the recommendation OF
meeting, the Governor APP
pointed The Tyler Relief Com
mission-now sending out this
appeal-to undertake this work.
"A careful survey Of the ground
shows that a total loss of s$3z4,-
100 /. was sustained,-this in a
village of less than 1900. people,
A careful estimate places the
cost Of reconstructing the ne
cessary buildings at $362,31o, Of
which sum Tyler itself has rails.
ed almost one half-$171.35o-
to: give exact figures. This
leaves $1oo,9oo to be provided
from outside sources.
This Commission. has appeal.
ed to every county and com
mercial body in the State o:
Minnesota for assistance, anc
also to various commercial bod.
les in the States of Iowa, Neb.
raska and South Dakota. L
was suggested that since more
than three-quarters of the poop
lie sustaining losses in ...thi:
disaster. We're, of Danish birtf
or descent, that your reader.
would. welcome an opportunity
of participating in this worth,
cause. Therefore, we are send
ing this appeal to you, ane
would suggest that you bring i
to the attention of your sub
.scribers, and then notify tn,
Commission what cooperation
we may epxect from them.
We can assure you that al
funds received will be carefully
administered and properly &C
counted for. All checks shoule
be drawn to the order Of Elk
Governor S. R. Van SAINT, Trus
tee, 212 Endicott Bldg, St
Paul, MINI. All funds. received
by the Relief Committee o
which Mr.. S. A. Oxholm, Q
Tyler, is Treasurer, are bein|
held for this purpose and will
be administered by the under
signed Tyler Relief Commissio1
in conjunction with the loca
Committee.
Trusting we may have you
loyal cooperation, we remain,
Sincerely yours,
The Tyler Relief Commission
S. R. Van SAINT, Chairman,
S. M. Hanson, Tyler,
S. B. Nelson, Luverne,
w, J.. Briggs, .Pipestone,
Adj. Gen. Walter Rhinow.
St. Pail.
George Partridge, Minneapc
lis,
, E. B. Young, St. Paul,
A. P. White, Bemidji,
E.. c. Steger, Secretary, S
p. Paul.
: Per T. O. F. Herzer.
-~l-
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-09-20
Granulerede 0jenlaas,

9jne betaendte fra at vere udsae for Sol,
St6v og Wind lindres hurtig at Murine Eye
Remedy. Smerter ikke-kun 0je-Komfort.
Hos Deres Apotheker eller pr. Post 60c pr.
Flaske. For fri Bog ON Diet skriv til
Murine Eye Remedy Co., Chicago.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-09-20
vi har vildt OF '1mproved'
Land til Salgs

fra $751; Acre og op i StSrrelser fra 40 til
5000 Acres. :.
Hvis De Snsker en- Farm we'd en- smuk
Sd, rig Lermuldjord, jsvn Overflade og til
den rigtige Pris, saa har vi den.
JORDAN & SWIFT. Hayward, Wis.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-09-20

|REGJER1NGs "HoMEsTEADs". Reg5enngs "Honesteads": kan er-
holdes, uden at man behever at bos@tte sig ener dyrke. det Diet
nordige Minnesotas drainage" Terrnonum i Bel1ami Co., pa let
tere vilkaar end under den almndelige Low We'd en- Low: bedst=
.kendt som "Volstead Act, afsatte de Forenede Slater vise Dele saf
deres Minnesota Lane. til Beskatning for Drainage. Formal og til
ld saadant Land at bive solgt for Delinquent ditch taxes" ri under
Mtnnesotas Low pa ami Made. som om: Diet hazde vmret 1 prvat
Besiddese. Skrv efter narmere Opysninger til ..
]. p. JOHNSON, PENNOCK. MINI. 800" #
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-09-20

,cLr;u efter fri Litteratur ON
sOkllv DECIDED Land, "Relin-
ouishments'' og "Home-
:steads" til
GILBERT HYMER,
Red Lodge, Carbon County,
Mont.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-09-20
wv "I :" -.
Code Farme og udmsrket Ian,

- UUu FHrme Og udmaeIKeC Land go
til Farming skandinaviske settlementer n@r Hines, Beltrami Co..
MINI. god. ,Beliggenhed og godt Wand. SIS pr. Acre og o, pa
lette Vfkaar. Den rette Plads for Nybegyndere, som, her kan k1ebe
gdt Land Hgesaa bligt som der betales i aanfg Iejeafgfft 1 @ldre
sethementer skriv efter Beskrivelser og Oplysninger til .#. 81 Z
A. L. swENsoN & SON.. HINES. MINI. s s"s
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-09-20

IN0RD MINNESOTA LAND. 10000 Acres, $500 kontant pr. Acre,
FRssten paa lang It'd, S og s pct. Rente; Prts: Sc. og op pr. Acre
40 Acres, u Mil fra KANher. s Verelserss Eus, 6tMd, etc, s Acre
ulsaaet, 30 Acres indhesnet, Pns $5. pr Acre. en- Del hontant
100 Acres udyrket Land, grendsende til BY. $40 pr Acre, lille
Udbstaing, Reatsn J. 20 AaI. $ pct Rente.
Har snogle .Hreunqushments,, som kan faces biuig, kan kJere til
i Automobi. :Besag os TOR De kjebcr. # 4s&*
KINNEY &. ARMSTRONG; Kellher, Benrami Co, MINI. Z"
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-09-20

asSr R E s5Sse 20 a9d kSsSne 1ok; $500. g Bethesda Aefes e5o e Mi 1m ft 1 ~ q
1922. stad 18x4O. Ire Heste fem Kreaturer, 3 Etaaringer,
n Khv. to Grisesaer, ct Dusin Hons. God 7vogn med dobbelt Boz,
Buggy, dobbel og enkel Sele, Plov. Sharpless F19deseparator.. AIT for
$500 Overtagelse snarest. Skriv til eIer bes6g .#
ALBERT ANDERSON, Mflaca, MINI.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-09-20

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