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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1918-10-25
Where Battle viii Be Fought
That viii Decide the War Is
Question World Is Now Asking

The question rs TO where and when
the deciding battle OF the present great
war will be fought is one which the
whole world is asking. says a writer
In Philadelphia North American. TIL
battle of the Somme, verdun, the bat
tie OF the Marne and the great drive
against the Hindenburg line were each
q great stride toward victory, but only
the future can tell just when and
where the deciding blow will be struck
And without such a blow, say the his
torians, no permanent peace can be
achieved, for wars of the past show
that the end is always brought about
by some great, decisive victory.
Gettysburg was the deciding battle
OF the Civil war, and Saratoga is con-
sidered as having been the critical fight
during the Revolution. One must.
however. go back some 2,407 years TO
find the first decisive battle OF his
tory, which was fought at Marathon.
when the Athenians under Mllitades
defeated the Persians and preserved
free government.
Equally decisive was the victory Of
the Syracusans over those same A'ne-
mans some seventy odd years later.
and since then there has been no war
i'm which some battle has not been def
nitely the deciding struggle. Oddly
enough, such battles are almost always
fought on land, for no matter how
great the victory ut sea, it does not
seem as efficaciOus In ending war as
does such a victory on land.
Thus, while the battle OF Trafalgar
in 1905 was the deciding naval battle
between France and England since 1t
destroyed Napoleon's hope of invading
Great Britain, it was not until Water
loo, some ten years later. that a de-
cisive defeat was administered to
Bonaparte by the allied armies Of Rus
STA, Austria, Prussia and England
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1918-10-25
Siberia.

The biggest and loneliest land on
the globe is Siberia, of which at the
present moment there is SO much talk.
Anyone who would set about its con-
quest by invasion would find the task
an herculean one, for IL contains near
ly 100000 square miles, and is about
40 times as big as the British isles In
these vast spaces there Is population
less than London contains by couple
of millions, and there are hundreds Of
thousands OF square miles Of territory
where no human being Is to be seen.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1918-10-25
HE MET DEATH q TIMES
Frank Sullivan Says the Casualty
Lists Show He Has Been
Killed Many Times

Seattle. Wash.-Frank Sullivan.
boilermaker's helper at the Skinner &
Eddy Corporation shipyard here. says
he has been killed 81 times I'm France.
Talk about a cats nine lives. 1 can
skin the cat" said Sullivan. There's
scarcely a day that read the casualty
lists that i don't discover l have been
killed. Judging from the names about
half the American soldiers In France
are Frank Sullivans. I've had many
letters from friends asking II the
Frank Sullivan mentioned on such q
day vas me-"
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1918-10-25
Four Years Changes.

Weapons which were thought mas
sive and powerful in 1914 are puny In
1918. Thus, heavy artillery. whose
weight tied it down to fixed fortifica-
ton, is now moving merrily over the
field OF battle. Where formerly we
talked in millions. now we talk. freely
in billions. Before the war % to 80
knots was battle cruiser speed; today
we have such ships of from 10000 to
100000 horse power steaming at 80 to
40 knots. A notable instance Of this
growth is In the field Of aviation.
where the British have airplanes or
coo horse power. and the Italians have
gone up to 1000. And the end Is not
yet
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1918-10-25
British Destroyer RuSheS to Res
cue After Transport Starts
for France.
BIG CROWD IS DISAPPOINTED
Being a True Tale of Admiration for
an American Sailor Superstition
Transport Captain to
the Rescue.

London-"Admira Sims" had gone
astray. 1t would be another little job
for the navy to trace him.
All day long the quay, with a mann
moth transport alongside. had been lit
orally seething with troops that passed
UP the steep gangway In an amending
file. For month and more these
drafts, numbering several thousands.
had been expected. with the result that
the entire town was en- fete and on tip
toes to receive them.
AS they swung down the streets be-
meath n sky of bunting, one long COM
pact crowd hemmed them I'm on either
side, cheering and waving small flags
from pavement to rooftOp. Never was
there such sight And yet, despite
the exulting hurrahs, there was n CO.
ordinate and general expectation that
for which was reserved the lOudest
shout OF the strongest lung. In short,
Admiral Sims was the coping stone for
popular enthusiasm, and he had not
yet appeared.
The end of the line Of troops was
seen by those on the roofs and at the
windows: It cleared the open space
outside the docks and disappeared be-
hind the gates; still no Admiral Sims.
Then. by some extraordinary law, ap-
preciated only by those who are versed
in the psychology of crowds. placid
though angry disappointment possessed
every one. Admiral Sims was wash
out"
More Stripes Than Navy Boards.
The fact was there had been mis-
understanding. and IL occurred in this
way: When the troops first landed the
mayors daughter presented a small
tabby kitten-as mascot-to the com
handing officer 1t was fascinating
ball OF fluff. with large dreamy blue
eyes and claws that drew blood from
every one who petted 1t. 1t was the
progeny OF q tabby sire; IL had as
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1918-10-25
Wild Burro as a Food, and
Value as a Beast of Burden

DIR. C.. c. Young. an Arizona sheep
breeder, wants wild burrOs of the
southwest utilized as food. He says
he has eaten burro meat himself and
likes it, In their wild state the burros
are pests. he says, but when fat and
about year old can he converted into
dishes tempting 10 our best epicures.
This is only one side OF the matter,
however. The burro is of more worth
rs a beast of burden than as an article
of food. Why not utilize him to a
greater degree. ut least during the
war?-Detroit Free Press.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1918-10-25

Generous. clever and confident.
Hearts undaunted and heads unbent.
In Khaki clad. on the road they went.
Comely and tall with shining eyes.
Americas wealth, her strong young lives.
\ star In he. crown for each one that
dies,
Singing along the road by me.
Perchance each one to his Calvary.
Perchance a cross each shouldered gun,
And a martyrs crown for each well loved
son;
I do not know. but | think 1 see
At length in men divinity
e. V. Thatcher.
Cheyenne record., 1918-03-28
pOSTOfFlCE HOURS
From 8 1. m. to Z. .. m. o,
week days.
Sundays. from 8 to 10. u m.
snd from 8 to 2 p. IN.
Legal Holidays same . Snn-
days. IS. W. BABER, r. II.
sHERIFt,s SALE

BY vIR1 tn b. IN S4scussoa. Issued sst Of
IL oiSar's eAae& se chs District Court of Cher
sphA county. Ahe stats Of C0lorada And 70 ~ d.
fsctasp wssSny eM comfnsnAid to make III ssan
Of Five Hahdfsd FUsy one tS5li.lsD dos.ass and
FoftssFitS C4nta. snd costs u sui, thA aaubunt
q eaesftaih 3edsmsat rsc-ntly obt.ined asSinst
AiAAEd l. Stoson. in favor Of J. N. HolIenhsuah
osat Of the A1,d2 tAnems.l... suods and ehatteIs
Of ths satd AonAnda I. Siocum. have levied ON
ths Following property. to. wit: All ths riwht,
dtlctnd ihtsfest Of the within named defendant.
Amanda l. 8locum In and to seci,n Twentyssev
en- I'D township Fouftsen 40 south range Forty-
Blk US, west sixth principal meridian. according
to the United States Government Survey thereof,
In cheyeni,s county. and State Of Colorado.
THEneFt,RE according to to said command.
shall expose for sale. at Public Auction. all the
right. title and interest of the above named Aman
da l. SlocuIn in and to the above described prop
erty. on Saturday the-six,h day of April. 1918 at
10 o'clock. A M. at the south front door of the
Court House In Cheyenne Wells Colorado.
Dated at Cheyenne Wells, this l4th day of
March 1918. ART BROWN
She.iR of Cheyenne county.
A. e. BOWF,, Attorney.
First pub ication Mar e. 1,l8
Last publication Apr4. 1918
Cheyenne record., 1918-03-28
NOTICE OF APPLICATION
To Lease State Iands

Office Of the State Board Of Land Commissioners
Denver, Colo. January. 10. 1918
Notice Is hereby given that J. N. Hollenbaueh
N whose postoffice ADDRESS is Cheyenne Wells.
Colo. has made application No. A sl6to leaseth
following described school lands. situate in chey-
enne county. Colorado. to wit: All Of section is
township Ia. south range as w.
Notice IS further hereby given that ali other per-
sons desiring to Ale an application to tease all or
any part OF this tract Of land mast file same in this
office prior to February 81. sls. other appli
cation to lease the above lands will be considered
after said date.
RAYMOND MILLER,
President State Board Land Commissioner
First publication jar 24-3l Feb Pa
Cheyenne record., 1918-03-28
Notice For Publication

Department Of the Interior, U. S, Land offe, ,t
Hugo. Colo. March 8. 1918
N office Is hereby given that James McEJyov of
~ Cheyenne Wells, Colo. who on July 10 igl i
made homestead entry Lamar. Colo Land ONCE se-
rial No. oil oslo for Lots 23-+ and SW,, SE,4 Sci.
SWk Of section township l. 6s range ~ " and on
oetob-r !. 1914 made additional entry Hugo, Colo.
Land oEea. serial OF 3s5e for lots l-1a-l..l4 In
section 81 township lss range ~ 9Th principal mer
idian has filed notice Of in'anton to make nal three
year proof to establish claim to the land above de-
serioed. before the Clerk Of the pssrset Court Of
Chessnns county. Colorado. At Cheyenne Wells,
Colorado on the i7th day Of April 1918
Claimant names as witnesses:
John Mosrks. Brandon. Colo. Psssr Eiby. John n
Nsisor. Charles Parker. oil thrss Of Cheyenne Well,
Colorado.
mar u apsl Il IN Beavers. Rs.,.,.,
Cheyenne record., 1918-03-28
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Department Of the Int rior U Land once II
Lamar. Cello. N rsh ,ss; 1878
No.es Is hereby given that John n Rahe, Of
AZ Anpahoe. Z II VII April 20. isil made
hor.stead entry as amsnded:No oio4io for Lot, l.
2-7's-lo-s-is and Is seetien. 90 township iss
range Asw 9Th principal meridian has filed notice
os Int 'ni,n to make hna I'VE year proot. 10 esab.
lish Rain to the land above described, sssore the
Clerk Of the District Court O. Cheyenn. county Colo
at Cheyenne Wells. Colo on May II, 1918
Claimant names as witnesses
B Piatt, c PIT st, J Adams. all three Of Arap.
roe Colo Nelson. Of Cheyenne " lis Colo
mar 81 apr 2s q A L Beavers. Register
Cheyenne record., 1918-03-28
LEGAL NOTICES
Notice for Publication

Depa tment Of the Interior. U S Land offiGe at
Lamar Colorado january IS. 1919.
Notice is hereby given that Chester H. Derry, Of
N First View. Nolo. who on March l6, l9i5
made homestead entry serial No. oi6464 for the
NJ section 10 township le range 46 W sixth prin-
eipa meridian. has filed notice Of intention to make
final threa year proof establish claim to the land
above described before the Clerk Of the Distri.
Court Of Cheyenne county Colo. at Cheyenne Wells.
Colo on the 18th day Of March. 1918.
Claimant names as Witnesses:
Dayton Ellis Orvi Ellis. both Of First View, Colo.
Armentrout M D L Bateman. both OF MediIl,
Colorado.
jan - feb 28 St AL Beavers. Register
Cheyenne record., 1918-03-28
PRESBYTERIAN, N Apl,lnor

PRESBYTERIAN, At ARaPAaoe
Sunday School (DVJ. .lO:3C a m
Preaching ,I1,N a m
Song and preaching service. 7:3O b m
Preaching at the Dagger school
house 1st and 3rd Sunday at 800 % m
Services at the Mayfield school house 3
=. m the 2nd Sunday of each month
Weskan, Kans., the fourth Sun
day in month at. a m
me nth Sunday to beheld open for
visiting other points on request
Rev. Geo. McNab. Pastor
Cheyenne record., 1918-03-28
STOCK BRANDS

Parties seeing stray stock with any
of the following brands, Please notify
the party to whom the brand belongs
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-01-25
@pngen noen Gitgr.

Otter @allataflet paa set fgl;
Slot i ariitiania (u,r6cr set nor
:biife aongems6e) bleb Ser life fer
oeret 2ifgr til @affen. &ongm bat
fri og uinofreufet Sn0fprielSrct.
:jao intet Gorbub ton bin1re bm1
j at taae bjem 1tfprer. Mteit ,ne5
ben 2opalitet, font @ongen alti<
|bnr gibet 8ionesbprb ON, bar ban
lite billet benptte nogen Gortrins'
ret, mert 6eler &aor meo 2aa16fs
pbrtge Suopaanere. Sen fpngeligl
SuSboloning bar beller life funoe
Oct ber6ig at inofjebe gfstralagre
at msbe nudge fnappe &iber me6,
|aongen bi1 ogioa / laa Senieenbe
6ele 8ilfanr meo Solicit. gftel
Dbao nMorgenbla6et" bill bloc, bolb1
bet forle6en bnarot NOT at 1fafft
.Smpr til &ongens og Drc1mingens
8or6.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-01-25
SnnponerenSe Sal.

QoniuI 8. stolt=g}ielien / @o1..
|geiun6 bar iom fer nebnt beb e11r
gelife .@erflte6er iluttet iaIt II
&ontrafter poo tillommen ca. 101,.
1000 Cons .. III.
6or11ber 6ise II &%pntrnfter for
|2eDering efter &rigens Mf1l,1tning
bar &oniul 5tolt=NteIiens Mbe0eri
/ 2ebet al fort Eib fisbt fem an
bre Sfibe, ct lom er bpgget / 1913
% latter gobe 1000 Cons % fire
gepbpgninger, Tom bill blibe leperet
|fGroige fra gerfter paa 5tiIle-
babsfpIten | 2ebet al fort Si6.
Disie is @fibe poa ca. 100000
Cons 8. 10. bill tiIlornmen foite ca.
rs MilIiotier aroner eller Cd. 500
|4roner pr. Cons 5 ID.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-01-25
@ebafter 6eitnes,

Tom CT l,onnunt til Borgermelter
&ri1tiansiu11b, bar ii6en 1898 be:
ret &eoafter at "&omsbnlspolten"
eli 5tilling, ban obertog efter al
babe pRret 29rer, og bbori bar
oltioa til Sommeren biloe fu1r11'
fejre IS Mnrs. S1,bileum. @elt ire
1890 Dor ban prret Tor1nano
&riltiansiunos 8en1treforening q
ocltogct ihrig i 8en1tres Mrbe16e
|Noms6als M1nt. S lin Bps fourmu
male 2ip bar ban bopt mango Eli:
|liosbberp, pnret Srofprer / mang'
Mar. Torrige Bcriooe reprpiente
|re6e BON &riitiansiuno poa Stor
|tingct, pe6 }i6lte 8alg fraba6 bor
|Iig @ienbolg. 8orgermdter $e1tneS
let 48 Star.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-01-25
@ennetta Suriitbnraa

|1toor foran Itore uobibelier at lin
@irf1ombeo. Set er Me1ingcn }ao=
|inort &rigen ct Hut at oprette npe
4ontorer / alle itgrre 8%eroensbDer
% besuor1 gaa til uooi6elle al
Sobe6fontoret % De mlbGrenoe Nf:
0elingsfontorer. Sra 1. Sa11uar ifal
&ontoret gao ODER til ct MftieIel:
ifab. S Stpret er inobalgt be tire
|8re6re 8ennett, @e1erol6ireft9,
Nlotou, Girefrpr @ultab 9enrifle1
% Mfoelingscbef 5c!em6al. Mftie:
|fopitolcn CT lat til 2 Millioner
Bennetts &jelebpraa blcb gr1,rlb
|lagt / 1850 og bar / Marenes 2pf
uobiflet fig fra Ell beifeoen Sniti'
tuition til ct Ber6ensbproa, ion1 nj
i1Rlger i8lletter til ner logt allt
8er6ens SomfprblelSmibler. 8p
raoet bar itffert mere et1o noge1
moen Snltih1tion meobirfet til q
tgipre Norge fienbt iom ct al Gil
|ropos be61te Euriitlanoe.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-01-25
Morif &pbru.

Norlf Sp6ro bar afbolbt tn or
oinrre Notwithstanding i Selifn:
Bets Momintitrotionsbolig til 8e6:
tngelie af Morsberetni1,g % Regn-
fober for bet forlebne Driftsaar:
@eneralforiamlingen beotpg eniten1
mig 8eifDreliens 5orilag til Sor=
6eling af l16bpttet % faitiatte 81.
.bioen0m til 10 8rocent for iaape]
HrGferance= lom orbinere Mftier
Ser b1eb afiat 10000 @roner ii
|Beoite for Mrbejberne.
Otter be al Observation-Disclosures
|fatteoe Beilutninger belpber @eer
be- og Observation-Disclosures fa1r
0Derfprfel / M @egning fig til ca
|55 Millioner &rprer.
&eneralforimlingen tog til 81
|terretning @eneralbireftsr Gp6e;
Demisiion % ubnnonte BAN ii
ISelifabets 9grespreii6ent for 2ips
lti6. 2igefna bleb ban in6bolgt
ISelifabets BeftbreIie.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-01-25
Gymnastikredskabor.
vi fabrikerer ale Redskaber for Udstyrelsen az en- dansk
Gymnastiksal. Skriv efter Prisliste.
~ ~ T-..- N6cx r sa# Box AZ. s
We - 1SA1SSA Mig 0Oes Sheffield. nl.5

.Ni 8aH.E- #fEAFl Esa t~. E9FNft&bE- X. r..
firmation reiite ban til Muitralien,
.bbor ban ienere bar opbolot fig,
in6til bon beb &rigen8 Begpnodfe
|orog meb De %oritralife Gropper til
9ggpptel1. 5enere fiempe6e ban
|paa @allipoIis oa / G%ranfrig, bbor
|ban blanbt an6et tog Del / Cont
nleilaget. Maior 8rotpr u6taler ON
ben unge Norbman6, at ban ban
refpefteret og afbolot al ale Tom
|fjenote bom. San bnboe altio bilt
|iig iom en- of Sc topreite % beoite
lof bans 5olbuter.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-01-25
5torc npe 2esatcr i Borsgrnub.

5fibsreoer Souls Ym1pert oG
.&ritrus 9ebSbo, B%orsgrunb, bler
.nplig / en- 5fifteiamling optoget til
.51utning. Boots @ftiOa, set bee
6ru Gatbrine 8auberts 500 blet
aniot til ca. 100000 ar. er efter
Sra6rag at 6iberie / Setmentet
n9b1he NenteD6elier iarnt Sfatter,
Momtniitrotion NJ. b. uobragt til
ner 100000 &r. Gio4igere er Ser
til Mrbtagerne foretaget S uoloo=
ringer; i 2ebet al oena,e Waane6
oil Ben iibite l%16loouing fin6e 5teo
meb ialt ct 8elpb al ca. $4,000
&r. Sfslge Ee1tamentet En- oprettet
3 2egater> bborof @a1.oert og Su=
itru Gatbrine 8auoerts 2egnt til
5orbel for bproige trengenoe @ie=
menb % bercs G~fterloote / &ors=
grunb iolt pil faa ct 8eleb, iom
meo 6rabrag at Mrbeafgift bill on
bragg til ca. 1850 Ser. og fam.
mes 2egot til Soroel for tre11gen6e
9anoelsmRn6 % Soan6berfere oQ
6eres @fterla6te / Borsgrun6 mi.
nus Mrbeafgift Dil u6eigre ca. a..
500 Set. &eiten al bet ltore sos
Mi6ler CT fj9rfet til forifiellig9
Rerioner % peloaoige 9jeneo oe
.Snltit1tioner.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-01-25
@ipber @anbfalb / @allingoal.

Mfers SerreoSItpre bar belluttet
al inbfipbe 8as6rogsretten / Bas,
braget Semitic fra @ren1en moo
&emieoaI :,re6 til Col / &olling=
bal / en- ionrlet 2eng6e al 13. I'M.
% meb ct 5al6 paa BAT Meter.
Saloets D6ebne bereanes til $4,000
9eltefrGfter beb &raftltotione1. -
&%igbeiummer er 435,OOO Ser. Sal
bets uobpgning, iom lplelie er an-
iIoaet til en- 16 Mfill. ST.. pil npppe
blibe iperfiat poa CT Sis. otter bill
10 ogioa fon @leftricitet fra Maon=
aasfoSfen. Men 90 bet Diler fig, al
SITTER bar ct itarf ltigen6c @ebot
for eleftriif &raft, bor man iifre1
Zig bette gosbrag lom Mej erpe.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-01-25
Murffc Sfgitelsb,

Observation-Disclosures label
Surtiglpb 1on 4un1tlpb 1fal boIoes
pao Sorten BEN 266e og 27be So
n11ar. Snternattonale 9nrtiglgf
|bol6eS / &riltianio Ben 16be og
)17be Sebruar % / &ronobjem sen
|23oe % 24be Gebra1ar.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-01-25
Tilde]s dvrket Farm, 1876 Acres a $50.

Farmer er kun sh Mil fra New York Mills, MINI, den bedste BY
Nordvesten. le KlSyerbeltet Otertail County. so Acres aaben,
ny stald, godt Hus. andre Bygninger som Kornmaeasin og Maskinhuse>
blligt, tiltsdende Land salges for $500 p Acre VI ear Farmen
og TAI salge den pa lette Vilkaar, med 100000 kontant Undertaking.,
Resten eter som dt passer K1eberen. = New York Mills or den n
Fargo. vi har 2 Farmers Bank, Farmers Elevator Cooperative Mel,
Kom iii On eod By naar De flytter. vi hr andre .Farme allie
sterrelser . z til allie Primr til sMg skrv efter Idste
NORTHERN MINNESOTA TRADING CO.. New York Mills. MINI.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-01-25
Seitameutariffe @aber.

Nfop6e @rosierer $. g. gbien
bar t]eltamenteret bort ca. 100000
&roner til Gorbeling mellem Set
noroiife Misiionsielifab, Snbremis=
fionsielifobet, Observation-Disclosures
Set friitelige @pmnoiium, Den fri,
ltelige l1ngbomsjfole poa Danbif
beo 9ranlmen % Snoremisfionen
/ Mal, Salling1al, og 8ragernes.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-01-25
nniuerftetet os Mmauafen.

unlber1itetet bar lom betle1ot
|@neret til at llbgihe Mlmanafer %
aalenoere / Norge. Tor Eioen ito-
bringer bette 8ripilegium 10000
ST.. brutto, $4,000 &r. netto, Tom
|biotiI bor bRret onbe116t til uniper,
litetets lgbenbe uogifter. Set afa=
oeni]fe @olleaium fore1laor nu
operealsitemr1cnoe rneb ct Sorilag
fra Ell &omite, iom / BEN Mnle6ning
COR peret neoiat, at Mmanoftno-
tqgten Derefter ber fon1rne bet pi>
benifubelige Gor1fl1ingsarbeioe TIL
gooe, % at Suotegte1 oerfor bpr
oeles 1igt mellem Nanienfonoet %
l1niperiitetets Subilelmsf ono. :
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-01-25

Desberre bill ri mart blibe BE.
.lnrt ON ,1oget gauife an6et.
Gprer Sreoeu lite nnoet meo zig,
fan fan bi here obfrbepiit ON, at
ben bill bri,1ge en- aonfurrence mel
lem 2anoene lom alorig fsr let.
Ser ftal pro6a,eeres billigt, me.
get billigt, tbi Ronfurrencen et
|itor o. Bengene imoa meget
|Imaa. E
Saa faar ri ie, bporlebes SCI
|gaar n1eb bort 2smnipeau. @ao bIi.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-01-25
AronbiamantbrDllnp

feircoes Sen Is. Nopember al &er:
tier, ftp. 5lagtermelter S. g. &ei:
mcrs og @uitru / 5en0erborg. Ser
bar pnret 11ogel1 1pipl ON, bbor:
biot set bar ben IS. NoDember
Star eller fprlt til npite Mor. men
nDnbbpl Yoitm" bor facet fonito
teret, at Sc to go1nle CT pieoe 1852
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-01-25

ban fig ogiaa laue It mt 5filt,
bborpaa ban Iotte:
Sen bebIte 5ffrpoer / 2on6et.
De1 treble 5freoer piloe fife
ltan tilbuge for tine to &olleger,
.lne1t lob lit omtrent felt 1lDe 5filt
male op og ne0erit igte:
Sen bebite 5frpber / Serben.
Me11 Sen fier6e 5fre6er t9nfte
|pc6 fig ielb: Seq ffal bore ine0i-
gere en6 S. Som FOB paa fit gamle
I5fIt male:
Sen bc01te 5freoer i belle Ga
Sen.
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9%brtibsbielp.

S 5totsrao6 er fremlat Bropp~
iition til 6tortinget ON 8epilling
.af 10000 ST. lom Ell crtraor0iner
DDrti6sbi9lp / in6ep9renbe 8uo-
gettermin til 0e al @rias1folens
&abetter, lom life opberer 2gn.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-01-25
Den bebite @freber,

S Ell Bropinsbp boeoe Ser
}ann1e @uoe fire 9frebere. On at
Dem fit ct MT Gilt % fo6 male
paa bet:
Den beolte 5fraoer i 8pen..
So en at DC andre fuo bet, lob
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-01-25

her Der ingen 9~srDebaronS -Jortie-
|nefte % Rpuingefeg.
Neen nlpftten for % er % ben,
at man uoe bar lRrt Spariomme.
|ligbc6 % Nsiiombeb, meoens pi er
|bleben tint nooonne0e i Glotbeo %
Derfor bar Yerioben Iige fra
@ullaicbbaronerne til Ggrbebaro=
nerne Dnret en- e1eite itor llIpffe
flor 2an6et.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-01-25

FarIne til Salgs, T sass cs Ss1sst f OF x yaast b anas n 1sd
innesota Fra So. Or Acre " y, dt er biIigere end at tage
Homestead. Code Stock Farme Hvorfor lee naar De kan ee Deres
ezen Farm for ldt PENCE. Jeg har 3 Kvart Sections, som De a be-
tae delyis med Automobiler. ogsaa godt Hotel til slg triveng By
med 800 Indbyggere, eNer vii byte. Bespg eler sknv@ paa Eneelsk
til WIN. o. GAYLORD LAND CO.. Grygla. MINI.
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@erarbs Oua.

Yios Gorlag, &jpbenbapn> bo1
erbberbet Gneretten for 9anmar1
% ! Morge til Sen tioligere meri:
fanlfe @eionbt / Berlin, Sames IS
@erar6s opiigtspeftm6e 8og vSir,
Mar / Berlin.
Manulfriptet til 8ogen CT til
bejcbrogt pno en- ret fo1tbar Mao:
|be, i6ct uGailp Gelcgropb" bor Ia
|oet belle gefsten telcgrafere FRI
Metp gorf.
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Her Err EFT GoDTKJ0B.

1l6H Acre well improved" Farm ner en- By med $500 Ind
bvegere. 70 Acres under Plov: Resten des Tpmmer og dels
Grss. 6 Verelses Stenhus, Frame-Stald 38x8o, de dvrige Byg-
ninger ogsaa god Stand. God Br@nd og Vindm9le. Den naa
selges hurtigt. Pris $1,000, lette Vilkaar.
CARL D. NICHOLSON, Montrose, MINI.