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The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-02-24
Excesses in Russia
 Sickening to Patriot
Officer Now in This Country Says Present Rulers Do Not Represent People-Return of Vodka
 Has Put Army Beyond Control of Anyone
By LIEUT.. BORIS sHuMANsKy

Petrograd had sickened me. It was city of nightmares and of frightfui shapes. I had had enough of it after my memorable interview with Ker- ensky. It seemed to me that there must be cleaner, sweeter political at mospheres in the provinces. It seemed to me that men must be saner some where in the heart of Russia. l still had hope. could not believe that there was actually such thing as an epidemic bolshevik.
 I went to Moscow. Moscow, as all men know, even the great Napoleon, is the heart of Russia. It Is the city of the empire-the holy city. the city that rallied patriots in the decent times when love of God and respect for authority held Russia together in bonds that were far weaker than we ever believed.
 Hundreds of thousands of pilgrims come-or came-to Moscow from all parts of Russia to pray at the famous Kremel and at the monasteries cele- brated even to the orient. Every great church in Moscow has it's legends ano boasts of it's miracles. All of the Czars were crowned in Moscow. It was to Moscow that Kerensky looked for sal vation when Petrograd failed him and cut the throat of the revolution.
 Like Kerensky, I too turned to Mos- COW in hope. Surely the old city, the heart of Russia. could not bow down to a bloorthirsty mob! But the bol- sheviki were here long before me. The first 10 minutes spent in the old city spread before me hundreds of dam. aged houses. broken windows, footed shops-all sign manuals of the bol- sheviki.
 Tavarish (comrade) and his rife had been here well as at Petrograu, those comrades of misrule, common soldier and his gun, the only law, the only authority left in the land. the only power also, since Tavarish takes what he wants from whom he wants 1t, determined only not to fight a na- tional enemy. I look about the city.
 Twerskaja, Arbat, Mjasniczkaja, Krasnji place, Nikitskaja, Smolemskaja -all of these street-are in ruins, bat
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-02-24

tered to debris by machine gun nre and by artillery shells bursting along their lengths. The churches were pro- famed by the red guard, and the mon- uments. the museums and even tho university and the royal library suf- fered shockingly.
 These things happened because Mos' cow displayed courage. Moscow re-
 fused at first to surrender tamely to
 the bolsheviki as Petrograd surren-
 dered. She declined to acknowledge the authority of Lenine and Trotzky even
 after these singular adventures had
 made themselves completely masters or
 Petrograd. She fought while she
 could For her resistance she was sav-
 agely punished.
 STRAY SOLDIERS THE CAUSE
 Soldiers deserted from the front and
 rowing aimlessly in search of plunder;
 hooligans representing the worst type or city dwellers in Russia and criminals
 turned out of the jails by the bolsheVihi and actually armed by -bolshevik lead
 CTS, were let loose upon the people oi Moscow. They conquered her. Thess
 creatures succeeded where Napoleon failed. What Is it the Mohammedans say? Allah il Allah!
 The dark forces released against an ancient and honorable community Wen' too far even for their masters. The bolshevik leaders were required to seno out forces of red guards to halt the daylight murdering and plundering ano | house burning. Here was a scene iron the French revolution, if you please And there has been silly talk about the , amiability and plaeidity of the Russian l in revolutions, I say that the Russian is very like other men. In his ignorance | and under wicked leadership he is crue and bloodthirsty in seeking his Ideals The events in Russia have proved this l case-are still proving it. It is impos' sible to estimate the extent of the bru tality and the thieving done in th' guise of patriotism. Treasures of the Tretiakoff picture exhibition at Moscow are gone. Precious things are missing from the museums.
 When mob rule relaxed and a sem blance of order returned, 100000 work ingmen had no jobs because their fac tories had been burned or wrecked. NJ bank or office dared to open its doors st
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-02-24
ExCESsES IN FINLAND


 When the bolsheviki won power in Petrograd the soldiers began das- tardly campaign of violence and mur- der against their own officers. Rus sIan soldiers in Finlahd initiated them. It is in Finland that these beasts have committed the most terrible excesses and 1t was for this reason that the Finns rebelled against bo1shevik ruie and were moved to take up arms to defend Finland as an independent re- public. entirely divorced from new Russia. The city of viborg in Finland is only a few miles from Petrograd, anG at viborg was the headquarters of Russian army. Naturally when the revolution started in Petrograd 1t spread with all of It's monstrosities rapidly into Finland.
 One of the acts that enraged the Films came to my knowledge with pre- cise details. Russian soldiers dragged "a captain from his quarters. He fo:- bore to call out to his son, not wish irg to terrify tho lad. so he stretched
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-03-08
\ : + 9 { !.

IEitelcn nSteubugeer" -a%nbenocs
netup / set 16. Marbunoreoc for
8Dgmcltcr, uubfsrcnoc Mrfitcft"
ellcr mlocrtibcn 8ille6bugger.
Sommc Heter Steinbogger beieg~
Ter nogel, Mar efter ianlmen me6
tire @ooon1ano i Eronobicm ct big
tigt Document, ban foloes v8or=
ger" % set er at Sommenbangen
gonIfe flart, at bon or at De melt
anlete / Dpeu.
~1nheribger ri MI bans 5egil,
finder hi, at ban arbe1l6er ct WRr-
fe mes Operifriften 8eter Stein=
:bogger % Merfet forefommer iom
5tcnbuggcrmerfe paa Doerm1re,1
|of set ignore aapel pe6 0ftagen=
omgongen = ju1t ct, al Sc @teoer,
'bpor Grit @%olfenoorf bar onbrogt
fit @oobenifjolb, at @ftertioen fun
Sc pioe, bben1 Scr Dor 8pggebcr=
ren.
Set lpnes mig utbipliomt, at
Stcnbuggermnrfet paa 3opelmurer
mao bore Heter 5%teinboggerS
Merfe. % set er 6a- al @rnn6 til
at lutte, at Dar1 Dar Sben6 beb
8pggelouget og lenere blep 8pgme
|lter og Ell fremifu6t @orger / 8ben,
|&ons Mobn gjenfin6cs / 5fatte:
mo,l0tallet.
ST.. &allen, CT t!lbpjelig til Al
tro, at Sen famine Nctcr 5tcinbog
|ger ogloo leoeoc 8pggeorbeioet pat
Stcinpifbolm. Moget 6irefte 8ebiI
bcrfor fan ban oog iffe fremlagge
men "bet er = lfriDer Don = lar6
ipnligt, at &eter, lom sen betroeb,
og bgjt lsnncoe Meltcr be6 Som
firfen por oc1 nnr1r1elte til a
itoo / Spi61en for 0lops @pggeor
bejbc."
Set fan / alt Solb berries, at Sci
poa 5lottet bar %orbcoet on6r
fStenbuggere, iom / 8ulfen6orf,
@io bpggeoe poo 9on1firfen. 8epi
iet CT Sc to 5tenbl,ggermerfer b
gicngiper openfor. Sc forefomme
begge laabel pao Steinnifbolm ion
lpao 9onnfirfcr.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-03-08
Norif &aptejns &cbninas6aab.

Sen norife Sfibsfprcr CIR. Mn-
.berlen er blebet ubnppnt til @io.
Der at ben italienlfe &roneor6cn fo1
en- uofprt Mepningsooo6. @on bel=
tog mcb tit Sfib u@ron1i" / en-
&onpop, iom bleb eifprteret al en-
italienif @jelpcfrpoier. On flor ita=
1ienlf CAMPER, iom un6er &rigen
ejpr Ijerclte iom @ogtifib i Seer
bcoe1 al @olinareernc, bleb ser
IA. Al1g1lt onfaloct al CIT tpif I'M
oerpdnosboa6. &jGlpefrDo1 eren blet
truffet al eli Sorpc0o, ioo 0e11 ltrofs
bcgDn6te at 1pnfe. uBronli" ileoe til
9jPlp 11oeu at Gnlc l1=8oooen
og Set 1pffe6es at reo0e en- ltor Sci
at @jelpefrnoicrens Monoifob. =
9en itolienlfe Staggering far gjcn:
ncm fin @elar1ot i &riitionio u.s.
tolt oberfor 6en norife &egierina
lin Nnerfjcnoelle al Sen fieffe
9noo. &optejn Gbr. Mnoerien Ell
oernGIt uonGpnt til Mto6er al Sen
it%alienife &ro11eorOen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-03-08
Sronb6iems 9omfirfe.


S oct uon1erfeoe &prf ON Stei,.
b1tbolm, lom 0r. &ollcm nctot
bar nogipet> -freml9gger ban bla1b1
o11oet i forte Sref &eiultoter11e al
fine omfatten0e acknowledgement
|Stuoier al miooeloI6erlige 5ten,
bnggermGrfcr. 81. a. CT set Inf.
feoes bom at i0entificcrc ct al Sc
5ronobjems Domtirfe bbppig fore:
fonrmeltbe M5nrfer iom tilbprenoe
Ell Mo11o pcb Mopn Ncter Steiu=
bogger.
@lanot 01ob Gn1gclbreftis1s Mr-
ftploger> fort9ller 81. 8ollenr, fin
ocs eli Gortegnelie ober forlfiellioe
summer ion Grfebiifopben bor
lagt no for at bctole lin Sorgjen-
ger, Crit 8oltcn0prfs @iul0. =
EBERT paq 6erne Site ltaor:
User Steinboggcr LXXII Marc
Tor bans Marslpn &c w Morc X
st. for Mrbejoslpn.
5unrmen1s sterrelic iaape1 iom
SplDS11tnge11 ON, at ban baboe
Aarslpn gjpr Set %ooerpejenoe iano=
1pnlla, at Sen @er Steinbogger bar
Yp9nnelter peo 9omfirfen / Grit
&alfenoorfs Sio. S1'tct onoet ltpr=
re gpggcf9retagel1oe flln0c peo oen-
lie alo bore aale ON. Og lelpe
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-03-08
Nan fremitille Salt inbenIanbs.

unocr ct 6orebrog / 9rommens
tcfnilfe Screening al Girefter Molt=
tc @dnicu fra T%rc0rifsitoo, oplplte
oennc, at Set er lDffe0es Yrofesior
Sellono=@onieu / Bergen / ois|e
Sage at leie Hroblemet mco al
frenlltille 'Solt inoenlonbs. = Gn
&omn1isiion far CIT Sis orbejoct
meo ocrne Sua / 6orbi11beli e meo
Bcrgcns ~geolcgilfe Station. &eiul=
totet foreligger III og npr1r1erc @e=
oegjercllc fon pentes at billie frem=
folnm / 0c1 nGrmeltc 6rel1tio.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-03-08
10 Ntanb fra. vsSngrib II" {abnes.

~ "SuuU I~". HO tAoS'u """sS'
Sfplec tclegrafiif Sno9crctains
til set norife Observation-Disclosures
fra &iccfunlulatct / 6almoutb cr
fplge,,6c al 8eiatningen paa vSSng-
ri0 II" lano]at / &en5ance: Iroen=
ltyrmanb Greor. 2onen, 6erltcitpr=
n1an6 Sans 'Nielicn, Natrolerne
Mlegon6er Miellen og Ssfar M0om=
lc1,, St11ert M1el Maie, Mnocn Ma-
ifiniit Martinius Gbomcs1en %
5Drbp6er Carl Mnoer1cn. Mcltcn al
8eietningen iapnes, ncmlig ~&ap=
.tcjn 2ars 2arieu, Gerlteltprlnan6
8illiam gabl, 0%onfepma1rb g. &e=
%terien, Motroierne ginor &cterien,
S. @ielien, Olaf Sobnien og 6pr-
beoerne Mnt. GET (Gif?), Scarf
.Sut5 90 &ipa ia1,lt Ell joponif
Scot.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-03-08

|Mariogen er el,bru lite foitIaaet.
uSfageraf" tiIbgrte 81. g. g1celiior
meo g. 8. gtrap & Co., ariiti-
ansian6, iom oisponerenoe &e6er.
|Sfibet, iom maolte 1923 brl1tto
|9feg. Cons, bar bbgget at Sern /
8elt 9artlepool / 1888.
Sernbameplauer / Smaalenene.
6rebrifsbalb polptefniife Sore
ming bolot nplig ret tort Mgoe til
.9reftelia al Sre6rifsbnlos &omm1-
nifationer. Gprite Goreoragsboloer
.bar Nlntsimenier Muncb, iom re-
oeqjoroe for Smaolenc1es Sernba=
neproicftcr, og f%renbolot bl. a.
|6prbclcne beo @anen 2iIIeltrgln-
Mpien-@offeltao- Greoritsbalo.
Genne 8ane bill foruoe1l at frcrn=
bielpe ct rigt 9iltrift forforte &ri=
itianios &ontinenfoltrafif meo 68
&ilometer. Derefter bolot Sabne6f=
reftpr Smitb Ct Sore6rag ON SIRE
orifsbal6s itore M11ligbe6er lon
ErqniitDapn % frembGbc0c &abne1s
9unitige, naturlioe 6orbolo. ,9il
@lut. gab Sberingenipr 8oalSr11f
EN- Sberiigt oper 5r%eorifsbolos
araftforipning, iom langtfra onf=
ter "Opens @eBop. timber Sen e.
terfelgcnoe Disfus1ion, rotolte Ell
&pffe 2olere acknowledgement al ct
intenlt Mrbejoe for 8pc11A &ron:
foripnillg iam1t6ig ion1 ~n1dn frem
bol6t Opens itore Jren1tiosmulig
be6er iom g11oeltation for Sen pro
jeftere6e Scrnbane, Qilleltrpm =
MSDien = Maffei tao = Treorifs:
balo, og / JorbinOelie Msrt1eo ion
SIuH11IDQDH
G%nitemmig fatteoes fplge1oc &c
lolution: Set benltilles inbtrGngtu
De til 8pens Mpnoi9be6er at op
tage ct maalbebi0lt og %planmpslig
:Mrbeioe for Sernbanelagc1l / Tor
btnoelie mes @apnepIdnen %
&roftforipningen. Specielt finoe
man, at Ser itrofs bpr goos / @on!
me6 at of1ette Mi6ler til CIT 5to
tons og Sabnfonf11rrence, ioole
oes at 6enne fan uoifripes ur1io
oelbart efter og bellt fer Sernbol,e
unoerlegelicrne foreligger.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-03-08
Tor tent!

Gen Grligc @r. &arlsipn foor peo
8i%1lctfontoret> 9 Ser. SO 9re for
meget tilbage. San be11ber ont og
flyer: uSeg for bit life faaet rig
tigt tilbage."
efspeoie1,ten (arrig): ~Sa, I'LL
er oct for lent"
Qarlsio1,: v9e ~bor eipet mig 2
&r. so Gre for meget."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-03-08
Mmerifanif @%riasbnmsr.

Sen l1nge Man6: $50, MI CT
oct ofeiort, at leg ifal at steo til
Grigsifueplaoien."
Den 1nge Some: rNei bpor set
bllper moriomt og i~1teresiont at
lale 2ilterne ober De Sabine, naar
Der er nogen meo, ION mon fien-
6er."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-03-08
@loralSramaet i 9riitiansIan1.

en- 6anif Sfr966eripca1o, Miffel
|Serenlcn> traf nDlia / &riltianslan6
EFT 1benf Mnl9gsarbej6er> lonn ban
fjenote, og ipurgte ON ban pilbe
babe Ell Sl,le0ram. 5penifen boboe
lite noget ilno6 at fao cit FABIAN,
men lpurgte, bpo6 fan boboc at
|bp6e. Scrtil 1pare6e 9onifel1, at
bet bor, go0t at blibe, f1l6 ot men
|Spenifen ielb n1uatte toge Nni poret.
|Sprenlen foripgte berpoo at fao
fat / noget 2onospl, men Ga ban
life bar felt q6r11> blcp Bette meg
|tet bom. Mens Sc mi oberpeicoc
'Situotionen fom tre Orlogsmotro=
fer til. 9isie gift in6 % fjebte 2
babe SLATER 2m0sel. 9crpoo gif
iamtligc neo / ct 5m11g pc0 8rpg=
gen, bpor Sc fprlt bolporaf Sen enc
iSlofe 2on0sol. Goa bplote Sc set
n1elte al Snoboloet poo en- W1coicin=
tloltc, 1on1n1en mes Oct gjel1pnre116e
|9l, rplteoc SEN ONT og 6rof. Strofs
De bob0e 6r1lffet fit Sc ltprfc Sn1er=
tefornenmcl1er. Sen enc al Orlogs=
%lrtotrolerne robcoe 11o / @a6cn. Ser
falot ban ODER Gn6e og blep lig=
acnoe. 81 on6re 6els itoo, ocls
!olot ODER GnOe / Sm11gct. Golf
1ti1nlcoc noturligDis ia1nmen. Ser
blep telefoneret til Doftor, jom
bnrtig fom til 5te6e. 5umtliqe
blep brogt ino / en- @ebprtning.
Sen Srlogsmatros, ionn bar foloet
ON / @a6en 6poe itrofs, Sc andre
.blep bnrtigit muligt braqt / 8il
til Spgebliet. Spenifen por 0a
|tGrh meotaget, men Set lpffeoes
bog beo l1opun1pning at reooe 81
bet. Sc to andre OrIpgsmatrojer
bdboe facet ifilt fig beb Sen far
ligite @eife, % oeres Gilltono bar
oerfor minore urobpffen6e.
Set pi1er fig, at Oaniten al en-
S9ge par o%roineret ct 5opemi6bel,
booraf BON f1,noe tage en- Gpilelfc.
2pge11 forleoen life Dor biem=
me, p%aotegneoe Ell anoen @eceptel,,
boorpaa 0onifcn fit en- SLATE uole-
heret. Set bar a%ntagelig Snoboloet
DEN iom blan6eoes mes gllH.
De baboe 6r1ffet = 0onifcu
orof efter bba6 sbeniten forflarcr
lite 1eln mes - forloo 9unifen
Dem for iom ban iagoe at faa NOT
en- SLATE. SON bar iao inbe bos
oen 2ege lom fprit bapoe poateg-
net Hecepten og fore9np> at en-
Stamn1erat 6esbprre bab6e facet
ben fprlte Tlaife i Stpffer. Ga
2egen npqteoe at lfribe
paa ell Gang til, foripgte ban Tia
bos Ell onben 2ege, oog 1,ocn ge-
San bleb iao toget al $50
lttiet og inolat / &re6Sfengslet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-03-08
I'LL. Familie Journals

Udkommer maanedlig i 16 Side Formal og indeholder az
pr Ar so Cents.
EXTRAORDINARY B1ILdGr TILBUD.
AT Aargangene HAYES al
Restoplag der s@lges for so Cents pr Aargang som err liz 1900
BogHder.
Eller 2 @ldre Aargange og Substitution for 1918 til 81 Ok
Eller 4 aldre Aargange for $3.50.
Prsvenumre af "UGEBLADET" og I'LL. AM1LIE JOURNAL,
sendes frt overals paa for1ange.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-03-08
@anncuies 8anfinititnt / 2onoon.

Direftioncn / @annepigs 8anf
bor poa @runo al syorretningernes
ltprfe SGflt belluttet at forbeje
Mftiefopitolen fra 1 Mill. til 2H
Mil. &un6 STERLING. Sonti0ig on1=
oal,nes 8anfen til o%ffentlig Mftie=
1elifob, % norife 8or1fmnnb, Cts
port6rer og Sfibsreoere pil fao Mn=
lc0ning til at tegne Mftier.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-03-08
ADVARSEL!

Refs like til Canada, bIv Deres eget Land; men hvs De maa
emiigrere, refs til rI Roseau p,. County; MINI; hvor K1syer o. ,+ .Marrow-
at have giyet del fenonenale Atgrede at 8 Ls Acren o g Arterne
er udmarket FODDER for Kreatur og Heste. Denne al gjsr ogsaa Jor-
den frugtbar. vi avler ogsaa allie Slags Kornsuter, ON narmere
oplysninger, skriv til j. g. Holmstrom. Roseau. MINI.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-03-08
So @ersensbampifibc t%urpcoerct.

~ SelYtlSuuIltpntuC lulpcutIel-
@erge1soampifibet ~Si1Sa Sea"
blep t%orpeoeret / Sen brittle &onol
SSl1leoften. 2igelebes er 8ergcnlfc
n@erfu1es" ienfet. 9}Grlnere gnfelt=
beocr fjenoes life. @egge Sfibe bar
refpireret at oe engelife Mpnoighc=
Ser. ~@iloa Sea" tilhprte 9. g.
M.5. @iSo Sea mc0 ST.. Grit
Grant Sea loan 0isporlerenoe &c0cr.
Set bar bpgget al Staol / &ottcr=
0anl / 1916 pg por> pna 1928 Cons.
uSerfl1lcs" por poo 1895 Sc1s,
bpaeet i 1909 peo 8ergc11s n1ef
Gerflteo. Set tilbprte 9crgenlfl
0onpltibsielifab.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-03-08

LAKE COUNTY FARM. MINI.
10000 ACRES-ca 5 til 8 Mil fra Byen, Two Harbors Belg-
gende pa begge Slider at en- god Stasvej, pa noget at Landet
ffndes godt Hardwood og pa andet godt Timber, pine.
r blevet nedhugget, Prisen 40 til 80 Acres Farme $1,000 pr
Acre pa meget lette Vilkaar, 6 60 Rente. Skriv pa Engesk eff
ter Prislister og Oplysninger.
A. Mathews. Two Harbors. Lake Co. Mimi.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-03-08
0ieblikkelig Overtagelse.

lo Acre Stock. ? Gain Farm yd Hovedye, y Nil fra Randall, Morrison Co,
IS Acres under Dyrkning. 20 Acres Hsand, 4OAces Gresgange, god jevn lord, in
ret ubsnynet. Godt Ysrdses# Frame.H us med Kxlder. Ny moderne 'iiprooP
.kinhus og Foderhus. En- Misunderstanding Fame: $ll 600. E N Trediedel konnns
ReAen pa lene vlkaar Kankjsbe Beseting og Maskineri biuigt Skiv ehet I'D
tsrgere Opyuninger OF denne og andre Fane iii in TOrTEn, Randall, MINI.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-03-08
Set nurifc Scatret

bopoc forleoen 5 s(ars S,,bile11m.
Set ltartc0c / &riitionSia1o ocn 9.
So1uor 1913 me0 Soar 9(olens
"@%rpingen". iom Nabni1gsforcitil-
ling. Sen 6. 0ftober famine Mor
begpnote Set / &%riltionio n1eo Sep
pc poo 8jerset" iom Mobning5forc=
1tilling: S 6isie 5 Star bor Geotret
lpillet &c l1orlfe, 3 bonife> s tpife,
l lpenlt, ! plrrigif, / frnnit, 1 fol-
og 1 1slo1bif 5tpffc. Mf sc
26 norlfe CT 5 bleoet operlot fra
Migsmool.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-03-08
@%fspcoicrten %(n1i1oere): rAsoo,
fom ioo meo benz"
&arlslon: ~@ei iii CT Set for
icnt!" (5oribrnoer).

"Spiferen er Ell eafei ser por
ll1'gt Dem Stof, iom bon CT blepcl1
gjc1nemprDglet meo."
-Seinricb Sei1,e.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-03-08

E4rme 0g BZelenl0lmme. til Salgs og omknng St. Cloud, Mimi, som
er en- hurtg voksende BY, hvor Pan Mohr Cos store Fabnksanlzg 6ndes.
$4,000 lIndbyegere. Hvor, tods Krgen, Forremn& er god og ByGdomme
ter og som bekjendt er Misvzkst ukjendt Stearns, Benton og She1bune
Counter. ON Opysnnger, Piser, Forhold, etc. skriv til
Stearns County Loan & Investment Co., st. Cloud. Mimi.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-03-08
Wange pmfpmmer u,eb tSt. !6clen'.

Sfibsreoer s. Soborncsien, Sri
lt1onia, bar fra gnala1b fooet Meo=
oclcl1e ON, at beo Senfninqen at
Sompltibet st. @elc1" er oespnr-
re oc11 ltprite Sci al Manoffabet
'omfomnnet. Scum &optcjnen og Ell
Wono, en- Neger, or rco0et. sri
Mo'1o1fobet bar 2oen Mojfini1ten
1norlf, sc gprige bar l16lp11oinae.
Sftbet lejleoe- iom befjenot UNDER
merifmif Stag, men tilbgrte Set
nor1fe Sfibsaftieielifob vIiltro".
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Opdyrkede OF uopdyrkede Farme

tisalgs i Becker County, med overflods at vakre Indsjser og en- god
skoe o g Kirker: Ner Detroit ved Nor. Pa: og 500 Banen. Jorden
set. Uopdyrket Land tlsalgs for $40 Dollars per Acre, opdyrke-
de Farme fra 40-100 Dollars. For n@rmereO plysninger skriv til
THE MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK. Detroit . Mimi.
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a 6E9nn kjeber en- tldels dyrket Kvart, 4 Nil fra Mleeri og
PooOV' By: 80 Acres under Dy1kni9g, at nvike ~ Acres
.muk Lund at Grantraer randt Bygnngerne; Godt Log-Hus, stald med
Plads til 80 Sk. Kvag, &odt Wand og blomstrende skandnav1sk
Nablag. Skriv til Ejeren. Alt dyrket, Land oliver pl9jet i Bfteraaret
LhNe over andre Godtkjabs Farme og Land faces we'd at skrive til
A. J ANDERSEN. GRYGLA. MINI:
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120rAcres Godt Land
5 Mil Vest Tor Floodwood, st. Louis Co, Mimi, Code Veje,
Consolidated" skole. skandinavisk Settlement 8 Acres dyrket,
Illus og Stad, $26. pr Acre. Lete >Vilkaar. Vii s@lge samlet ell
Ter den; skriv pa> Engelsk efter narnere oplysninger og Lhte
paa andre Ejendomme.
THE FIRST STATE BANK OF F1ooDwooD. Floodwood. MINI.
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Farm i Kandiyohi County, MINI.

Farm KandivOhi Comfy. MINI. l60 Acres Land iKandIohi County.
beIgeende Mil fra KandiyohiL fSr,
e.g dt Sc. Bygningsl SAINT n .tof Lund g Frugthave, IFS Acres. under ;Dyrkning,
ii den lave is af s6o;; pr Acre "a tsgsnd* vilkaar $500. kentst $2loo !. MTs
1919, Reaen LSbet a7 Ar til Sc PCT. Deue er ct vrkeigt GodkjSb. og hvIs De
sn,te1 at 1jsbe Land, vii Diet were M i Der, H e I%ssss at essp9s e. WI lNmrYg. be. M den
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8illia &ar6iblampe ppfinbes.

8illis &arbiolampe opfinbes.
Sitter 1fol mani foa 2ps omfring
i St1crne / @pgo % 8p, bbor man
i Sen ienere Sis til Sells bar maot=
|tct iio6c ! Merfe poo @r1tn6 al &a=
rofinfnapbeoen. 6. 8. 8ore poo
|Spoeren bolot poo at efsperin1ente=
re meo aarbib ion1 Motor6ribfraft.
9er1rnoer be11ptte0e ban 81. a. ct,
a%lminoelig ~6loife, bpis Buno bar
1loqet uo. Ser fprte ba,1 i116 EN- Ii
Cen 8lifbofs fplot mes &arbio oq
forlp1lct mc6 nogen fine Mobni1gcr.
s T%loifebolien logoc ban fgr1t ms
CIT 8omulosOot, for at bi1,6rc
@rlms fra at ltige op / ielpe GIo=
itcoobningcn, bpor BON iottc en- al
mtr1oclig 5rGprop, bporigjennem
ban borcoe ct posfenoc fort &ul.
9berlt latte bun &orbiobrpnoeren
al la1nmc Slogs, iom Sc, Ser be-
1pttes / &orbiolpgterne. Derme6
bar Sompen far6ig. Men for at
g1sre Den Zig Ell olmi,1belig Bora-
finlon1pe, anbrogte ban pon Slo=
lfcfalle1ls -,eDerltc rGtoge" of Ell
alminoc1ig Sampc og latte @las,
poo. gh1 brGrber 2ompen iaa flortA
na flint lon noacn 'Norafi1lampe:
9rlftsnogiftcrne breejr fig ON to
9re pr. 3ime. ST.. 8ore bor prgbet
lin 2olnpe / lG11gere Sis, loa ban
MI peo, bpoo Den o11er til. Sen err
1aa cnfel> at .bber iont belit Tan la
be BEN / Stan6. Opfi1oeren lpger
life ON Eotent, beller fife oqter
BON at iette nogen 2onlpcfabrifos|
I @nno
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Ni gaar 1tll6er mcb ,,Sfooerafn

I'd 9oor 1tlloer mc6 uSfagcraf0.
8 Mo11o al 8ciptnineen pao set
norifc Gompifib rsfoeerof" blcp
nplio lonoiat / gnalanb: 5 or or11f-
net, p at DC l%an0latte CT 6poe oq
2 loorct. Sfibet aif tabt on1trent
Den IS. Secember poo @rnno al
Ser eller &jeoelefsplofion.
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G. Rasmussen Co., S. 7: ~ Stree, Minneapolis. MIN
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200 Acres ; r; f a. sa$ = =; ;, - It :; T, a. st a; s; 81; :: y ,s e
salge mod kontant eNer paa lete Vilkaar til $40. pr Acre Landet
n let at rydde. !Har solgt tnstsdende Land for $50 til 800. pr
Acre mindre Partier.
J. H.. McNIVEN. CHISHOLM. MINI.
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JOB

ct GOnTK I0R $50 Acres Farm, godt sletteland,
LII w ! ~ 49, alt indegjRrdet, NEE gdt S@t min
DIRE Bygninger, god GrRsgang, n&sten 100 Acres opdyrket, at hvnke
ca 20 Acres r tlsaaet med vinterrug, godt Wand. hyggehgt Nabo-
skab,. let Adgang til Skol og ,Kirker, THefon, r. F. D. Postrute, ca
4 Mil fra god og driftig BY. Kun SGT. pr Acre, pa rimelige Viii
kaar. Skriv efter narnere .oplysninger til Ejeren.
G. ]. Brandt, Greenbush, MINI.