davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Watauga Democrat. [volume] (Boone, Watauga County, N.C.) 1888-current, 1918-04-25
Do You Report Suspicious Characters!

The following Special, IN d der
datr OF April 10. was given out
by the War Department al
Charleston, s. c:
at has come to the notice Of
this Office that many people fail
to report suspicious and disloyal
acts or manifestations ofsympa'
thy for the enemy, because ofun'
certainty as to the proper official
to approach.
"lt is very important tn at
the Government should have the
assistance of al. citizens in dettc'
ting enemy propaganda OF sus
picious activities OF individuals,
and you will do q service in mott
flying your friends that any con-
municatiOn addressed to "lntel-
| i'g e nc e Officer, Headquarters
Southeastern Department, Char
lesion, S. c." will receive after.
tion and be transmitted to tire
proper official of the Government
for investigation. The names Of
informants will not be dlvulgt d
and there need be no fear, on the
part of anybody, of getting into
trouble in case suspicious prove
to be unfounded.
Conformation should indicate
the Dature and source OF their in
,rmltion, as we'll as the time
and place"
Watauga Democrat. [volume] (Boone, Watauga County, N.C.) 1888-current, 1918-04-25
How About Your Family.

"Can you look a potato in the
eye and say you did your duty
last SUMNER" asks The Youths
companion. Can you look your
'amily in The e;e ard feel that
you have done your lit if you
ave not provided them with Tie
Youths Companion? If it is
your duty to set beforeyouriam.
ly the highest standards oft think
mg and doing; if it is your duty
to kindle their patriotism; it it is
your duty to afford them pl as
that is clean and stimulating,
then it is your duty to give them
The Youths Companion.
The price OF The Companion is
$3.50, but the publishers offer a
special combination OF The Com
Janion and M.Call's Magazine,
both for only 1926.
McCall's Magazine, with its Ap'
ril issue, appears double 10 size,
with q new dress. Its page Is
now the same size as The Com.
panion's 1t is not only a great
fashion magazine, but n great
yoman's magazine. For t b G
)r sent there is no advance in
he price OF Mc'Call's, but it il
wise TO take advantage OF the ex
traorlinary combination offrl
low-both publications. for only
1925. Send all orders to THE
YOUTHS COMPANIONS st. Pau
Street, Boston, Mass.
Watauga Democrat. [volume] (Boone, Watauga County, N.C.) 1888-current, 1918-04-25

Throughout England 102 daily
newspaper have been forced to
increase their prices, and 676
weekly papers have followed suit.
The monthly magazines selling
bpfore the war at 9 cents now
G ,st 16 to 1S cents. The cost OF
n wells and books has largely ir-
creased, even the popular classes
have risen so to 100 per cent.
Watauga Democrat. [volume] (Boone, Watauga County, N.C.) 1888-current, 1918-04-25

Mr.. Editor: Wednesday April
8, 1918, the Watauga boys in
Camp Sewer were visited by our
dear old Watauga people, viz:
James NJ. Isaacs, (glad to see
daddy ]. Roby lsaacs, John M.
Greer, W. Gray johnson, and
Odell Benfeld. We did not have
to tell the gentlemen we were
glad to see them, for they knew
it by the unusual smile we wore,
that we really did appreciate
their visit. We took them thru
the first degree and tried to show
to them the camp in general,
which they seemed to enjoy very
much. 1t sure was a pleasure
for we boys to show to them our
life in a military training camp.
The men seemed to enjoy army
life to. the fullest extent. We
have been expecting them back
to enlist with us. Not exposing
them at all but they did pull off
a dirty trick. They gave us the
slip and never told us good bye.
The beautiful spring days in
the south are warm and pleas
ant. 1t sure is some nice to SOL
der in pretty weather and we are
all still proud OF our positio u
We hold with our Uncle Sam.
In the near future America will
come out of the war, a new A.
merica. No matter what danger
we face, America is coming out
more united, more efficient. and
with a whole new economic fu-
ture that will make every person
in old Watauga proud of the
helping hand we are lending. We
could not possibly feel at home
in old America after the war
if We Watauga boys could not
help to win the victory, which We
know is coming Each and every
one OF us are glad and consider
it an honor to be representatives
from Watauga county.
A soldier cannot get blue, for
we are furnished with an abun-
dance OF amusement, and every
special effort is being put forth
to amuse each and every soldier
Something doing at they every
night, or We may go to town, as
We prefer. Every Saturday night
each church in town gives q so
cial to all soldiers, with refresh
ments. What more could we ash
OF the good people of Greenvillei
The ladies greet each one with
smile, and stay away cont
From iwhat l am able to learn
part OF the boys have standing
dates at the socials-Corpora!
R. D. Swift, for Instance.
Remember, we are going tt
honor the memory OF our torefa
theirs who fought for our free
dom. We are living. in a countr.
today which, they fought for ant
gained the freedom we haye en-
joyed through all these years
therefore We are fighting for tn
dearest possession Of mankin'
today. Ii you appreciate wha
your forefa theirs did for you, ge
a shoulder to the wheel, and
not, confess that you are a slack
or.
Wishing for all the home folk
and friends the best of healt
and happines, l am
Sincerely,
Watauga Democrat. [volume] (Boone, Watauga County, N.C.) 1888-current, 1918-04-25
Trv This For Sour Stomach.

Eat slowly. ,nasticHte~ your
food thoroughly. Eat but littlr
meat aud none at all at supper.
II you are still troubled with a
sour stomach take one Of Cham.
Observation-Disclosures before goinn to
ted. Adv.
Watauga Democrat. [volume] (Boone, Watauga County, N.C.) 1888-current, 1918-04-25
EfVe Hundred Thousand
American Soldiers tn France

We dare not delay the VICTORY now.
American lives are at stake our own safety the safety of the
whole world If we are not prolong slaughter and the sung if
we are defeat nconcue must quickly
we must put forth every effort
The army is doing its part. Five hundred
thousand American soldiers France today There will
enough that when strike with our Allies we can drive
VICTORY that will ak American freedom sa and establish just
and lasting peace.
But the whole nation must take part. Our
armies in France are looking to us furnish them in
greater abundance the ordnance the munitions the supplies that will
make their VICTORY possible. We not fail them.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-08-09

5nn par ips. r6or nogle Mor f.
ben begD1ote leg at blipe ipg," fffri-
berJr1 g 8al5er fra 2e6uc, Mta.
pSSeg preue6e at muligt, men bleD
fun berre. Otter at bape br1gt nogle
fan SLATER at OF. @eters @1rifo
bfep leg raft % tRrf.M Dette gamle,
belprgpeoe l1rtemio6el er fife en-
Mpoteferneoicin; set forbonoIes at
Ipecielle Mgenter elIer biireffte fra Dr.
8eter Jnbr11ep Sons So, 25O1
8oibingfon gIDo. Chicago, SH.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-08-09

mere % mere forbauiet. siliiolt lo-
brpb BON ganffe operbnI6et, benperot
til en- ener anoen @armnerberre
Ri buffer life bbeur:
u0een bbor fon1tner bog alle Be
&prn fra?~
rSeg mau gigre Ceres Maieifet
opmarfiom pao, at gDen aiennem
mange Mar bor forbereM fig pao.
be1tre 8egibenbeot tbs set Diploma
title Sbar.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-08-09
Oct fprnbieenbe Dbenie.

Set fprnbieen6e Dbenie.
Ro1g gbriitian ben 9oe bnr ipillt
4, RsoIle talrige Mnefboter. us5pns
Ei6e1oes mi11oes en- fra 96enie 4a-
nnIers SSr1obielfe.
Rp11gm bar % Dbenle, % Der
Dnr i annme MrIeoning foranftaltet
m BdrnebDI0eit af e1lormt Smfang.
Dnaongen feiIeoe aietttlen1 aa1alen,
bnr 8reooer1te operfDlbt pf 8grn.
Dm ea1nIe aonge aa ogSaEE '1'n
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-08-09
En- god OF bilIig Farm

11s Acres Farm, l Mil fra Kerkhoven, MINI, skandinaysk sett-
og stad. smuk Lund. Pris $500 pa lete vilkaar. N@r "Consol1-
dated School,, r. +. D. etc. God Jordbund og Beiggenhed. Skriv
ener 8eskrivelser yer denne og andre Farme til
LARSON & MILLER. KERKHOVEN. MINI.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-08-09
Oct or verd al bese denne Farm.

udyagt 100 Acres, 3 Nil fra Willow River, ted Ielod med I1u1delse, 50 Acres
bedNe dyTkbar TiNand, Konhakt er overdraget for OPbrakning at Is Aers,s som VII
,ke iIheb sa at o Ia It'd 1000 g. Tenmer,eg ngsE Ggt aIB11n ss 81 BI ssss z s sgza
nt Hsnsehus 1ox1s, god Brbnd, we'd Hose dvg. Rural Delivery g Ie-
nHrmere oplysmneerm - G. NJ. ERICKSON, Willow River, Mins.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-08-09

REGJERINGs "HoMEsTEADs.. Regjertngs sHomesteadss kan =,
nordlge Ninnesotas drainage Terrtoriums i Benrami Co, pa let.
|tere Vilkaar end under den almindelge Low. We'd Ell Low bedst
Ikendt som eVolstead Act, afsatte de Forenede Slater visse Dele at
deres Minnesota Land til BeskatningS for Drainage Formal eg TIL
lod saadant Land at blive sdgt for Delinquent ditch taxes under
Minnesotas Low paa samme Made. som on Diet havde v@ret i privat
Besiddese. Skriv efter n@rmer Opysninger til n
aS##4J. +. JOHNSON, PENNOCK, MINI. *%s
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-08-09

100 Acrae m S1 " Kun $500. kontant, Resten pa lang It'd til
g. pct. Nar By, we'd Postrute og Telefonlinie, n@ra skoe j ct godt
skandinaysk Settlement. 40 Acres p9jet, Resten code Gr@sgange,
tidels jevn overlade, Hardwood Timber'-Jordbund med Lerunder-
ses Hus, med Kalder, ny stald 3ox6o, Plads til 80 sk. Kreaturer
og 25 Tons Hd, Sio, str Swine og Faareshd, Kornlade, Br@nde-
hus, boret Brgnd, vndmgne, Garage, Vandr9r ind i stalden, nyig an
lat Frugthave. overtagelse straks Byron Selves. Grantsburg. Wis.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-08-09
tea Seq piiI t1oturligpig gier,1e betal

lef seq p1ls i1ol1ir lg g~1era1eSpe1ol pe
DEM foe bet
nllnoifDIo, Gruel1 ,obrpb Oers
SSoplin molten orgerIig, met Der e.
onore enb Gem, iom tan gigre fin
9liet: Som on ieg ffaIoe tage Be-
for at ie liot efter ben lille,
peIiigneoe Bige, mems
pDe er @pbbeoen ielb iagoe
Marp tafnemlig, rog leg peb 10, ct
GbinfB lite fot1 fomme i beore SRn-
Der. Men bpab Mrbeiod argaar,
faa bill leg beoe Dem on at anbe-
fale migsd eller a1toet Seq er itartt
|og billig, % gDner1,e bil; bit ogfaa
not lao til; men leg bar 10 rigtig-
not lite lert 1oget beltem. &1t1oe
lite t9nfe Gem noget, leg funoe
|gipre??"
Mrs. Soplin rbnfeoe Ga11oen.
ii bor 10 Mmtu1nitionsfar
.briferne, iagoe bun tiliioit. uSea
,fien6er lite meget til benz; men leg
funoe 10 bere efter. Men las os M
en6elig life forboite os. Seq ftal
jta1e mc6 Serbert ON bet, >naar bar
" -, 80 ~ - ETrs@H~L[N ~aEEE -
|'fomnler bjem iaften. San bar Tao
martge CODE Soeer, og ban bill moi
|funne fin6e poa noget."
Neen nRite Morgen bnr Mrs.
ISoplin iinfte 40 optimiltif. &1tn iao
meget trilt ITO, 90 BUN tom meo &af-
fen, og Marps 5pgrgsmaal gioroe
set life beore.
uSa, Sr1e," iog0e bum rjea
ipnrgte iaa Serbert; men ban fluff
|feoe mig r%igtignof. Oct eneife, ban
bab6e at foreiloo, bar Ell &laos Dos
l6em lelb."
nSem 1elb?
$50, / &llebben, sbpor ban er Sp.
porter. De ntaa III gribe til at tage
fbin0elige Spbartere, foroi laa man.
ge at De m%an6ltge er be6 5ronten
Matlrligbis iag0e ieg til bam, at oe1
git De alorig in6 paa, men set bon
Set eneite, bon bi6ite."
Marp bleb itrafs meget lfuffet
men Sfuffelien bare6e bare ct 3ie
blif, iaa lpfte6e BUN fieH tit &oDei
og inrileoe:
rOpborterife! gh1, bDorfor Htfffeif
9borleoes bliber set betalt?"
u6em og tpbe SHILLING og SEQ
1ten," iog6e Mrs. Soplin merHft
men noturligpiS inola6er De Sen
10 lite paa Set, og BET iagbe ieg og
|iaa til &erbert."
r6em og tDpe Shifting er life ii
at blpie at" iag6e Marp, ufor i iff
at tale ont Soften. Seq fan Iige
frem Iagge &enge OPP. Spao beo6e1
&lubben?"
u8a1tbeon," iborebe Mrs. SSopIi1
meget mobbillig.
u&pa6 er BET for &errer, Jon
.!fominer 6er?" ipurgte Morp.
Mers. Soplins &a1eoe opflare6es
r8d er ipr6eles agtberbige Ser
ter, Sr1te; 6e er baa6e 2or6er %
8iiper og fine 0fficerer. Ser er al
brig Cams eller Spill eller Sen @Iogl
2pitigbeo, for set er ct mcget l1obalg
Selifab."
rSa, men Bet er jo l,omarfet,
nobreo WarD me6 lettet @jerte. uSSel
Dil be6e DeresMan6 ON at fglge mig
Zen til Sefretpren imorgen."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-08-09

onr bIebd naptt 2Iterre gsar
set ID noget l1noer,m eIDs ct goot1
Maaltib o. Ell pentenbe 2ifgr lite
iormnaebe at giengibe ben enn1le
General @dt1tpr
Benebictiner! rnrrebe ban og
ODER m2orgnet optn DpDar-
terifen. &opoe Set baret en- rSssobn1
aller en- CHARLES, bbapoe ban not
inoIeoet Droren meb ct agiI 9e
Driuge mig men ct iaabant baboe
ban life tiIoperg for en- Some eller
Ell .Mnrtbn1. De bopbe enifet at
opparte mi, iaa iih1lbe be oglaa
Darte bonn OF, ifpa1be iig at bringe,
bbao ban %forlangte, % lao fierne fig
faa burtig iom mllig!
uSooo bebnger, 5ir2" iagoe. OPP
barterifen frpgtlornt..
uBeneoictinerl" raabte Genera,
len: uSaler leg tanife lite tpoelia
NOT bbab??"
$50, @ir, 8eneoictiner, ngbe
bun tbiDlrao6ig og benote fig for al
l1bfere 9rbren. 9enne D6mDgbeo,
Der pilbe babe i6mmet fig en- manbliq
Eiener faa go6t, ergrebe paa en- be
ibnoer1ig Maabe @eneralen.
n&oi!" raabte ban, mtrent Jon
mar ban at1raabte en- Mutomobil.
9ppnrterifen benote fig ont lei
,rg6menbe. S SIDE buifenbe pan, al
bun trargte ftprft til fem og tpbe
5billing ON l1gen - for life at tale
ON Soften - holte b1n en- opreri1
SSn6bifpoelle og benteoe / Ea1tsbeb.
SLENDER Sc EFT 8enebictiner, naa1
De fer benz"
uyeei Sir"
@enerGlen fpolte ct r1eget bbo11
nobr16-ober for en- &pin6e mantt{
mar bog tro6s alt nogenl1nbe bebo.
re Sgfligbeoen. Derpan iag6e bar
meo tprf @ftertrpf pqa bber eta:
belle:
uDe Hen6er life en- 8enebictiner-
bbob, og iaa mener 9e olligepel, a:
De fan parte op / EN- looban &ll,l
iom &antbeon? Set er minianote1
Dog en- li6t for flor Sclpoberp1tr6e
ring. &borle6es bill Sc ioa funn
gibe mig, bbob leg 6nifer, moa ie!
ipgrge?"
u8eo at lple @tifetten pua STA
fferne, Str" ibore6e Marp og tro:
&uiten li6t Burtig - bum maatt
iffe glemme, at bum bobDe &oiemarl
oerbjemmel
u2gfe @tifetten! SIM - set er 81
goot, at De foritaar ioo meget. Spu
bar 9e forreiten faoet Deres Ohora
geIie?"
Set fogte Marp, men Moiemart
-&oiemarb og oe fem og tpbe Gbil
1ingsl
IS CANADA, Sir"
Canada! Moo, set Tan ieg for
itaa - ct bolpt cipiliie ret 2an6!"
Saallombeoen bar fine @rpnler
ielp r1aar Set er fem pg tpbe SbiI
lirgS og Soften, Der itaar poo Spill
MorD por ltolt al lit 2ano, og ben
6eS &inoer bluslebe. SUN fnpt
teoe S0n6erne % ilog ct SIog 10:
tit fjere 2n6.
rs oct minoite foritoar hi 90 a
op6rage Gentlemen / Gana6a!" no
Ergo bum meD lpne116e 9ine og bIus
1en6e &n6er.
Sen gomle> gnapne &ubaler 1tir
reoe maallpS pnn benoe ct 9ieblif
gn0elio fit ban 2nft for fin 8re6e.
uDe-9e bober at tqle til mtg
ben Ionel"
! rSa, jeg giprl" iagoe Marp u6el
nogeniombelit Ginger = ltoIt og bef
tig Ell &binoe meo en- MonoI
Mo6.
!! u0g De tenfer fife pao, at ct Ori
al mig fan faa 8eitprelien til at len
De Sem poo &obe6et ne6ober Strap
pen?"
Set er BET iamnte - leg fin6e1
mig fife / at blipe bebanolet iaale
6es, og leg bill iffe taale, at mi
2an6 bliber forboanetl" iogbe Mo
~ otrrenoe at Greoe. uGror 81, a
En- &pittbe, Ser elifer fit 2ano, ia,
finoe fig at bpre Dem tale IaaIe
oes2 Mo, ieg fan leg Tan life
SO leg bill ifffel"
: Meo en- fbalt &ulfen penote bul
fig ON for at goa, og BET bar me-
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-08-09

u8ene6icttnerl"
Dtte Srb b1eb in9rret u6 at en-
ganmel &erre, iom fa6 alene / 8o11=
}tbeons spiieial. Ser bar enerS IN
gett @rl1no til at bore gnaben; for
ban bab6e netop ipilf EN- a%1tornprfet
Weiooug, og Selegrammerne ira Sen
Sag bar go6e, men ban berte til 6e
gnnDne SDper, og ifignt Der mi bob
De p9ret &rig / to Mar, bop6e ban
enom iHe for onet fig nteo oe npe
Gilltonbe.
San bar a%fifebiget General, o9
Bans Mniggning ONT at blibe ontu=
get til offtip Ijeneite pnr blepet af=
ilaaet al &riasminifteriet. Dette bar
gr. | at @r1n6ene til bans @na-
benbe6, Scr. 2 par Iigeiaa nlogiif:
ban fun6e fife ff%orbrage, at &bin6er-
ne MT ollie Steber ifuIbe trpnqe fla
Iinb paa M9n6enes &1nos. SON
biite go6t, at set bor S%orbol6ene,
Tom frebet bet; men ban forlmgte,
at &Dinoernes Deltogelie Mrbei6et
iful6e in6ifr9nfes til at pIeie Sc
1Saare6e og itriffffe Strgmper til
ISoI6nter1e. Meen mi bor set toni
met iaa biot, at 8antbeon, bette Bio
til freoelige Si1flugts{teo for Mpno
Glene, fffl1l6e banbeliges beo Ell fbir-
0elig 9pbarter.
On 9pbnrterife Der! Set bar 10
ligefrefn en- SfanoaIe, og BET bnb6e
ban ogiaa bpD6et oberfor &IubbenS
BeitDrelie;; men 6en11e bab6e life bill
let la6e itg iige noget. Sen baboe
begpnbt meo at antage efg; men Sd
Der bar gaaet en- nge. bar 9nnet BE
bet til ct belt Curtin, og mt bar Ser
e1roog b1epet anfat belle lptte11.
Sfinnoigl
Mfen ban bar life olene nraerlig,
ban par ogiaa beorgpef. 1absIilter-
ne bragte ltaoig 0obre paa MarD,
fan fenote, og Tom baboe bpret
[ba1g &ol1eger, og BED 5ronten bar
en- 9erfon, iom BON oog1ig tanfte
pau, og iom BOG belbigbis enbm lite ifte
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-08-09

MR.. IOWA oG III. FARMER oG FoRPAGTER. Hvorfor betals Leje-
afgift lenger? Hvorfor like komme til Sgd Dakota, hvor De- kan
kjebe Land for SOS. til 500. pr Acre paa rimelige vilkaar. bet vii
give Hge sa stor Afgrgde pr Acre, o hpor De for Tiden er or
mindre PENCE e. nSdvendig, og tiHige vii De have Land, der or De-
res eget.
skriv efter nermere Oplysninger, eer kom I'D og besdg os.
SECURITY INVESTMENT COMPANY,
G. w. Hansen, Sekr. Frankfort, So. Oak.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-08-09

EKSTRA G0DTKJOB! Kreatur- og Faarefarm - 29O Acres. Hus.
2 stalde, ny Kornlade, svinehus, H6nsehus, vogneskur, 2 Brdn-
de, god Jordbonitet, Hovedvej Kun SOL. pr Acre - lete Vii
kaar. Referere till Farm NO. 6. &%#
100 Acres, n@r By, we'd lille Indsd og Back. HIS 2
Stalde, H6nsehus, god Jordbonitet. Hurigt Sag $40 90 nr
Acre - leHe Vilkaar. Referere til Farm No. 8,
MOOSE LAKE FARM LAND COMPANY. Moose Lake. Mnn.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-08-09

Udmerket. Land, dyrket og udy1ket nar Bemidji, MINI, og andre 60
de Dyer, SAINT en hel Del Land Diet bekjendte BLACK Duck" Dr.
strikt. g@1ges til meget rimehge Priser og paa lette yi!kaar Code
ne Egn. Godt Drfkkevand og aundt Klina. Her er stedet for den
Emfndre Bemidlede at bygge sit HEN og i L6bet af faa Ar sdde +
veltand. skriv efer narmere oplysninger til Eieren,
ALBERT KLEVEN. BEMIDJ. MINI.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-08-09

Code Farme og udmerket Land
til Farming i Skandnaviske Settlementer nRr Hines, Beltramf Co.,
Mimi, god Beligganhed og godt Wand. SIS. pr Acre og op. paa
lette vilkaar. Den rette Plads for Nybegyndere, som her kan kJ9be
godt Land igesaa binigt 20 der betales i aarlig~ Lejeafgft j @ldre
setlementer. skriv efter Beskrivelser og Oplysninger til
A. L. swENsoN & SON. HINES, MINI.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-08-09

CODE FARME til salgs paa lstte vlkaar el'er
mod kontant. vi bes6rger Hand
len for wore Kunder og hvis De gnsker Diet, kan vi saette Dem
derekte Forbindelse med disse. Har ogsaa Kunder der tIbvier
"uninproved,' Land meget bl1igt mod kontant, enkelte af dem
vi. Byte. Skriv ON nernere Op1ysninger, som gives med Be-
c%edv1lighed. Halma State Bank. Halma MINI
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-08-09

polls: we'd god Vel Post O Telebnf ini,N so Rod til til a aoM nsd e G e MH e Ira naaGMImmnneeaa.-
INaboag. All gdt jevnt Lane fugbar sort uldor med 10 cn
IAgt med kaitoHer, keshn at 40 I. eru nder Plonirg for 5sene Kartcfer: 80. god
e Kadt fomfort EfMf2 Rta % A Gus. St ttGr SEQ gd Bned K na Ps give EMert Udby5fs.
sKine KmivatoEK o. Girls Hons Etc Etc. AT R mrS SnMcnS e eHHi F Eonta pff Fl dt sa aanaImnaa-
og ede rIarkeder og Vi hurig betale Sig sav. Q l@t dt kKe n nmens hIrs t TOR l Be11
E. A. MAdNUSON, Ejer, Mlaca, Mimi.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-08-09
Jacob A.sRiiii.' bedste os .mukke.te Bog
ssThe Old Town.

80 Sider-62 Blleder-Smukt indb.
Dette dejIge vsrk hr hidtil. kostet So. Is, selges nu for $l.oo.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-08-09
|Udyalgt LiteratuE

af ADAM DAN.

VAARBUD
af ADAM DAN.
ss Fortallinger. #Skitser og Digte.
ss#@#Pastor Dan hSrer# til vor #bedst kendte dansk-anedtkaneke
Forfatere. IngenS har som han sforstaaets at tolke Udvandrersns
Felslser og Knrlighed TIL sit Hjemland, Danmark.
@ Heftet 65s Cents.
M aleren'
al ADAM DAN.
SIS. sssSSommerlov'
sange ogS Vers at ADAM DAN.
smukt Indbunden- 1913 Slider $160..
Jacob A.sRiis' bedste og smukkeste Bog
ssThe Old Town.
80 Sider-62 Blleder-Smukt indb.
Deue dejige vsrk hr hdtH koset 81. Is, s@lges n for $l.oo.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-08-09

Over 10000 Eksemplarer 9 ! M soAgte. Help Q $ at kom-
Fred o& Fejde'
at ANTON Kv1sT.
xn., ,RassS,ssr R Rsess s% e%tais ! p's e. dansh H'smliRas@5pdi BLADE.
Hsftet so Cents portofrn.
ERA Engelske Fan&elejre'
selvoplevdser at n. P. Petersen-Pauli.
store fs snes'sfs r sssd j oeo oe te 1Gs T ennp 81 Rsfke S seee i e
ins ! Pssssu ,es igss e., tEiste d side1 f'sd dts Al a1vo At o ee aun nsssfsn
.78 Slider - nlustreret 80 smukt omslag - Csc.
'sPaa Vejen til Sm%eltepotten'
Fortmling at den bektendte norsk-amerikanske Forfatter
vALDEMAR AGER.
Ingen Bog har som denne vakt opsigt blandt skandinaver-
ne ! Amerdka ! lange Tider; ingen ber undlade at lsse denne
Smukt ~indbunden $1OO. Til Stilehavsstaterne og Canada $1.1O.
"Livets Histories
Kristeli6 Udviklin9slaere.
Nog1e Wink for Lserere og opdragere at valdemar Benneke.
H,xt1 l5ss1 Sst@en. 11 Figs il zsnasns 19 Rfse. Rsn asysadi 1a7 H1iS1s
og Kriatenlivets Historiske Karne. 40 Cents.
Ire Ber0mte Di&te,
som smrlig egner sig til Oplesning.
zz AKAR1As 7na M1E!sT TEa1H Er yi MgRE. hettet 7 36e
N. F. s. GRUNDTv1G: PAAsKBIIIJEN, 80. henet 1c.
Fem Melodier"
at dansk-amerikanske Komponister.
BSr findes i ethvert dansk HEN, hvor der er Orgel eler
Plano. Kun rs Cents portofrit.
'sEkko fra Norden''
(Northern Edition)
Album for Piano, .indeholdende 81 Kompoaitioner for Piano
Bjsrneborgernes Marsh; Bolt: Den store hvide FIok: Forward:
De!lig er den Himmel blaa; Grig: Aases Dsd; Lumbye: Dr9m-
Heftet - $10o portofrit tisendt overall.
''Oberst Heg OF Hans Gutter
at vALDEMAR AGER.
En- Beretning ON Diet berpmte 15de Wisconsin Regiments
Deltagelse Borgerkrigen.
500 Slider -smukt 1ndbunden Rigt nlustreret sl7s
81 Str0mmenss
at VALDEMAR AGER.
ITS Slider - Haftet Ilustraret soc
.'Fortaellinger OF Skissers
at .vAIDEMAR AGER.
1ndenolder noge veskrevne og underholdende smaafortel-
'Fortaellin9er for Eyvindss
at vALDEMAR AGER.
Indeholder ! digit og II smaafort#lnnger. CSC.
Il Drneskyesen''
at A. H. MASON.
2ss slider -Haftet - Soc,
5 G. RASMUSSEN CO.,
+ 7so-722 So. 18th Street Minneapolis. MINI.
|: ~.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-08-09
ERA Engelske Fan&elejre''

Selvopleve1ser at IN. p. Petersen-Pauli, -
Aabenraa, S6nderjylland.
Fsr1atteren giver / denne Bog en- Skildring at Mvet de
store engelske Fangelejre, og fortaller ON en- Rekke Specific
Begivenheder og Tildragelser. der tjener til at fore Laseren
ind i Fangelivets lyse og, triste Slider, diets Alvor og HumGr.
rs Slider ~ nlustreret Smukt 0mslag 35c.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-08-09
dodtkjsb paa en- Minnesota Farm.

80 Acres Land Kandyohi County, behggende : Viii fra Kandyohi.
den forae Station Ost for Wllmar og kun 2 Mil fra en- god Indandsby, vel
improved og ct Stykke af fuste Klasses Land i allie Henseender. Denne
Farm kan bive kjobt til den lave Pms af $500 pr Acre og kan erholdes paa
leMe Vlkaar. For nermere OpIysninger besgg eNer sklv til
ANDERSON LAND COMPANY. Miumar, MINI.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-08-09

FIN GOD 100 ACRES FARM kun ~ Mil fra n god By med 1900
1ndb.. Der er 80 Acres under pyrkniing, 70 Acres gdt Grassland, s
God Brend; udmae1ket sort Jord med Lerunderlag Prts
God skole og Kirker. Glimrende Mcfarland. Over Halvdelen at
Beboerne err skandinaver. skriv efter Liae paa andre Farme.
c.. H. FOSS. MILACA. MINI.