davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Pulaskian., 1919-06-20
Regulars To Remain in Frans'

Washington. The Fourth nss
Fifth divisions of regulars ila's .chs,
removed from the list of unl'S 1 I'm
uled for early return to the ~ 4
States. the War Department Wa
vised by Gen. Pershing.
The Pulaskian., 1919-06-20
Increase Commission Rates.

New York-Commission rates on
the New York Cotton Exchange have
advanced an average of about SIS per
contract over the old rates as the re-
suit of a ballot held recently.
The Pulaskian., 1919-06-20

million Dollar" jazz Band Returns.
New York.-"The Million Dollar"
Jazz band, every man of which owns
at least one ranch in Colorado or
Wyoming, returned to the United
States on the transport Floridian.
The Pulaskian., 1919-06-20
Germany May Be Admitted.

Paris .-Germany is to be admitted
to the League of Nations, the council
of four has decided, according to
well-founded reports here.
The Pulaskian., 1919-06-20
Woman Spy Commits Suicide

Geneva-Dora Charlton, aged "a.
an alleged spy. who travelled on a
false American passport. committed
suicide in Turin when she was ar
rested.
The Pulaskian., 1919-06-20

American Cotton Reaches Germany.
Berlin. The steamship Gulf of
Mexico has arrived at Hamburg from
New Orleans, the first cotton boat to
reach German port since the out.
break of the war.
The Pulaskian., 1919-06-20
TOLD IN A FEW LINES.

During the strawberry. season just
closed So cars were shipped from
Bald Knob. The fruit brought $117,.
1928 TO the growers of this section.
Heavy rains during the season reduc-
ed the quality of the berries consid-
erably.
The Presbyterian church U. S. A.,
of Clarendon, has voted for fedora
ton with the Presbyterian church, u.
S, of Clarendon. The Rev e. e.
Hayes presided at the meeting.
The State Highway Department to
date has Issued 42.059 automobile Ii
censes, or Col more than were is
sued last year, it was said. The to-
tai issued last year was ALAS.
A movement to extend the city
limits of Helena took form when the
Lions Club appointed a committee to
act Jointly with committees from 9TH
er civic organizations.
A severe wind and rain storm
struck Coal Hill recently. Several
harms were unroofed and three up
rooted, but no one was injured
A camp of the American Legion
has been organized at Forrest Ciey
18th Clabe Fletcher chairman. S. H.
Mann, Jr., vice chairman.
A get-together meeting will be held
at Newport for all the members of
the boys and girls club of Jack
son county July l.
A boys and girls club rally will
be held at Batesville.
William Jennings Bryan is sched-
uled to deliver an address in Texar-
kama on the night Of June 2S at the
First Methodist Church.
Cherry shipments from Bentonville
and all Benton county shipping
points are large and will continue for
some time
Residents of Cass and vicinity are
making plans for building first
class hard surfaced road from Cass
to the county highway.
Public Health Day will be observ-
ed at Crossett June %. A slogan,
"Crossett, Uncle Sans Cleanest
Town by June 25." has been
adopted.
Posters announcing the Victory ju-
biTee and barbecue in BerryviIle July
3. and 5, are being displayed in
all the surrounding towns.
The Fulton County Livestock and
Marketing Association has been or
ganized at Viola.
The Pulaskian., 1919-06-20

Ap3roximately 100000 head of cat
tie We're dipped in Arkansas last
mofHA according to the report on the
STA a5 Of tick eradication in co-opera-
tion with ine Board Of Control Of
tie Agricultural Experiment Station,
Quorum Courts. cattle owners and
others, which has just been made
public.
The Pulaskian., 1919-06-20

British Steamer Is Floateo W. =,
New York.-The British ile'01 !,
Iperia, which ran ashore on NV :
sey coast, was foated by the 'ue'
a wrecking company.
The Pulaskian., 1919-06-20
New Chinese Cabinet Soon.

Peking.-The Chinese capp'n'nf ps
though it has resigned. is sun n,'nt
tioning. 1t is reported Cnow I'D
friend of the president, will =
to form new cabinet.
The Pulaskian., 1919-06-20
Many Killed in Strike Riot

Budapest-During an attempt to
put down a strike near Sombarheek
western Hungary, los railway men
were killed. The strike is Continuing
The Pulaskian., 1919-06-20

Ohio Ratifies Suffrage Anenon's s.r
Columbus, O.-The ONO :, 4
Assembly has ratified the feoei''
man suffrage amendment.
The Pulaskian., 1919-06-20

Representative Goodwin 1ntroduc-
ed bill in Congress authorizing the
secretary OF war to donate a German
cannon or field piece TO each of the
following counties in his district:
Cleveland, Dallas, Desha, Drew, Car
land. Grant, Hot Spring, Jefferson,
Lincoln, Lonoke and Saline.
The Pulaskian., 1919-06-20

The Judsonia strawberry season
has closed The harvest this year
was light only about rs carloads be-
ing shipped from this place. How
ever, the growers received good
prices. The farmers are now engage
ed in harvest the wheat crop, which
is unusually good.
The Pulaskian., 1919-06-20

The Mississippi County Sunday
School Convention will meet at os-
ceola July "a and 25.
The Pulaskian., 1919-06-20

The annual Cleburne County
School and Agricultural Fair will be
held October Is, is and II.
The Pulaskian., 1919-06-20

The Presbyterian church, U. S. A,
of Clarendon, has voted for fedora
ton with the Presbyterian church, u.
s, of Clarendon. The Rev. g. E..
Hayes presided at the meeting.
The Pulaskian., 1919-06-20

The bobby of Joe cossey, aged
about 30, was found beside the road
midway between Martinville and Da-
mascus, near Conway, with a bullet
hole through the .heart. No mark of
struggle was found.
The Pulaskian., 1919-06-20

The State Highway Department to
date has isued 42.059 automobile Ii
censes, or Col more than were is
sued last year, it was said The to-
tai issued last year was 41,45S.
The Pulaskian., 1919-06-20

During the strawberry season just
closed IS cars were shipped from
Bald Knob. The fruit brought $117,.
1928 to the growers of this section.
Heavy rains during the season reduc-
ed the quality of the berries consid-
erably
The Pulaskian., 1919-06-20

A new Baptist church was recent
ly organized at Centerton-
The Pulaskian., 1919-06-20

The Fulton County Livestock and
Marketing Association has been or
ganized at Viola.
The Pulaskian., 1919-06-20

Application for Farmers Nation
al bank for Stamps has been approx
ed by the state bank comptroller.
The Pulaskian., 1919-06-20

Posters announcing the Victory ju-
biIee and barbecue in BerryviIle July
8. and 5, are being displayed in
all the surrounding towns.
The Pulaskian., 1919-06-20

Officers of the University Club
have been elected as follows: Presr-
dent Mrs. A. NJ. Harding; frst vice
president, Mrs. J. A. Elliott; SEE
ond vice president, Mrs. N. F.
Drake; third vice president, Mrs. I.
W. Read
The Pulaskian., 1919-06-20

Prospects for a good peach crop IN
Johnson county are bright and S. ].
May of Clarksville, secretary of the
johnson County Fruit Growers AS
ISOLATION, believes that at least 700
carloads will be shipped from the
county.
The Pulaskian., 1919-06-20

w. D. Mitchell, near Sulphur
Springs has raised 40 crates of
Strawberries on one and one-fourth
acres Of hill land. according to the
Pine Bluff Chan Der Of Commerce bull
letin. The berries Melted him s682.
Mr.. Mitchell bought the land five
years ago for Sd an acre.
The Pulaskian., 1919-06-20

All type has been set for the acts
of the last General Assembly, and
half of the proof has been read. II
was said by Bernard Hoff. deputy sec
rotary of state. The acts will be
printed in three volumes.
The Pulaskian., 1919-06-20

A movement to extend the city
limits of Helena took form when the
Lions Club appointed a committee to
act Jointly with committees from 9TH
er civic organizations.
The Pulaskian., 1919-06-20

George w. Cole of st. Louis has
arrived at Wilson to take charge of
the construction of the new school
building. The building is to have all
modern equipment and conveniences.
and IS to cost, including equipments,
$4,000 to 100000.
The Pulaskian., 1919-06-20

The Ozark Community Club APP
pointed a committee at a meeting 20
arrange an elaborate program to be
held on July 5, in honor of all Frank
lin county boys who have returned
from the war.
The Pulaskian., 1919-06-20

AT a meeting Of the Community
Club of Ozark committee was APP
pointed to request all business houses
to close and spend day on the farm
to help the farmers "out of the
grass"
The Pulaskian., 1919-06-20

Boone county eattlemen who have
been running their herds ON the graz
ing lands in northern Boone county
have recently encountered serious op-
position on the part of few natives
of the hills and several cattle have
been killed
The Pulaskian., 1919-06-20

Lieut.. Franz ]. Schultz, camp attn
letie director for Camp Pike, has
been ordered discharged, according
to Major Eugene E. Barton, camp
morale officer He viii be replaced
by Lieut.. Chester P. Lester, of the
0uartemaster Corps.
The Pulaskian., 1919-06-20

e. c. Stuck. president of the First
National Bank of Jonesboro has at
his own expense had made plans and
specifications for new Craighead
county courthouse. An effort will be
made to procure a new building.
The Pulaskian., 1919-06-20

Al severe wind and rain storm
struck Coal Hill recently Several
harms were unroofed and three up
rooted, but no one was injured
The Pulaskian., 1919-06-20

Franklin county will soon have an
other railroad, from Branch, via
Grand Prairie. to Ursula, Sebastian
county, distance of seven miles.
The Pulaskian., 1919-06-20

The survey of North Arkansas
Highway Improvement District No. 3,
from Batesville to Mammoth Spring,
has been completed.
The Pulaskian., 1919-06-20

A camp of the American Legion
has been organized at Forrest Ciey
With Clabe Fletcher chairman, S. H.
Mann. Jr., vice chairman.
The Pulaskian., 1919-06-20

Public Health Day will be observ-
ed at Crossett June rs. A slogan,
"Crossett, Uncle Sans Cleanest
Town by June g." has been
adopted.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-04-25
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3plmenfulrenoet
Sper 10000 Mennelfer

SDer 10000 Wtenne1ter pberoar
So1nrcllfolre11oets Af{utning, Sop
,renoet, iom fanot 5te6 ben 3oie
Marts. Ser bar Snel1rb o9 Eaage.
|uuoer 8affens 8repni1,g Deb ~
|Giben bar Beiret enonu forboloSpis
fIart, og Der bar beler life One
]lub. Ser .blep leperet Sop op til
Al Meter. 81. / fom Rongefomtz
|lien> og EFT 5tun6 efter tom 5aa9es1
|og 5neen, iom b%epirfeoe, at Sop
|leng6en bleb min6re. S fgrlte. Ont
gang poriereoe @oplengoen fra &c
til SO Meter. S nnben Omgang bar
|Gejret blepet el,6nu Dgrre % Sop.
langocn blep mi11bre. Sra &iGrnet
f1,noe man lite ic bberfen Sop ellcr
8atfe. Jal6sprocel1ten bar forbm,:
lenoe ltoen. 4ongepofalen tilfulo1
|3borleif @al1g, 9rammen. Gamer
mes 8ofal tilfal6t Otto Mo1en, Rju:
|fan. @oug og Noien fit begge Sol
menfolmeoalie1.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-04-25
Marlasen bpprfor

Ell ber6mt Connecticut @emifer for
ober IS Mar it6en i>16iao M%popeuoig-
beben al ct 8arne=Bubber. inoebols
6enbe lRgen0e % lin6ren6e 8eitan6=
belle, % Tom, Zig 5eoen, burbe bore
forifieuig for 8srn og for @ofsne:
Derfor tilbereote ban GD5es gontt
fort Bpuber, it1oeboloenoe oirfiou1me
Meottomenter, farlig bere6net for
8arnets fine Sfin6. Gplgelig er Ser
intet lom set til $elbreoelie og SEE
barelie al 8arnets 5fino, naar set
bruges regulprt efter 8obning.
Sen itore Sorifiel melIefr bette
9,166er % almin6elig Ealfnm 8uo-
Ser er, at SITES Gu1nfort Yo>uber
in6ebol6er legen6e, linbren6e %
antifaptiffe 8eitano6ele, ser cir Set
muligt at frigisre Suben fra Op
bnrmning, 8etanoelie> SfoIoning,
n6ilat, SubipgooM al Srritation og
.9mbeo, paa Iat1me Gtb lom set for
Enorer bisie lbebageliebeoer % Be-
barer en- i1in6 Sub berfor er Sci
lite ct alminoeligt galfum-B uober,
men er ct ptrfeIig berbreoenoe 8ub.
Ser.
Boa @runb al oisfe 6afta er SCI
i matreeM HeDet ioIst pna 2asers
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-04-25
4. Gn 6nitrns Offer.

Sc bor ur1ge, Sc 'el1febe binanbell,
% efter meget @eibGr bleo be gift.
Wen 6e babbe fife a11bet en0 beres
&erligbeo at lene al, og paa Den
fun6e ser FIN fogeS tpn6 5nppe.
@ageren og Slosteren bilite life
1p1,gere paa benz, og GRrte1
br1tmmeoe, 11onr De mgbte bnm paa
9ropperne. Sc bleb magre, for
ifrRmte &Giener, n,e6 Sulten fir
rer6e nb al 3inene.
"M 8eniomin," il1ffeoe Sen u1tge
5nte, "bbd6 ffal ri giere? Seq er
fao fulton"
Seq peb set life" Irfffeoe ban og
Iogoe Sopeoet moo be11bes @fuIoer
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-04-25
MlLACA LAND.

Den vestlige Ha1vdel at SEXTON
~1S-43-24; let at rydde; god Ler-
jord; 4 Mil fra Jarnbanestation;
god Vel; Telefonlinje; Postrute;
skand. Settlement; $3.50 pr. Acre.
100 Acres god, sort Muldjord
med 60 Acres under Plov, 2O5Acres
med "hard wood T6mmer; god
Eng; meget ,godt S-Verelses Hus
og andre Bygninger, kun at Laden
er opfSrt af Trestammer; 500 pr.
Acre, meget billigt; 8 Mil fra en-
god By; skandinavisk Settlement.
Skriv efter andre Landtilbud.
Allen G. Morneau. Mi1aca. MINI.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-04-25
.Gritatningsfrabet mob 9Diflanb.

Gritatningsfrabet mob SDiflanb.
@or1fe Stprmano hamlet til Mgoe
/ Striftionio ben 49,. 6ebr. 1919 no
taller fin froftige Yroteit mos ben
al St1benter1amf1u10et bebtagne
Meiol1tton ON. at 9eorge life ifa1 az
frapc Epiferne Grltatning for pfo,
MONTH"; Sab, Iom er tilf6jet por 81
manbSitan6 n1eoer &rtge1t. 9tpr:
manoene on1er &eiol1tionen ion1
%fremfomn1et .peo Ell @gitotion al
bisic 9errer til Jor6el for Tpifernc
% til ltor 5fabe for 6em> lom bur
liot unoer !&rige,,> bpilfen Sfa6e Sen
afaoemiife l1ngoom life 1pnes at bo.
be n1orfet noget til. Melol,1tione,1
bleb %pe6taget nitemmig. Sl,riltfor=
eningelr bor beotoget felgen6e @elo=
luton: S,,riitforenin9en :ne6lpgger
SEN 1farpelte Broteit moo Stuoenter=
lamfun0ets Melolution ON, at CT.
ltat1ingsfrapet operfor Epiflano ber
opgiDes. Sen anier oct 1om Ell
EattleSbeo, at @h16enteriamfunoet
igger at forfeje ODER SsmGnoenes
@rap paa Oprejsning for Sc 2i0el-
Ter De bar nlaattet taale og De itore
Sob De bar li6t. &elolutionen bleb
beotaaet neo % moo II 9ten1mer.
Melolutionel1 bnr fremlat al 6t116ent
i1,r. 5trop.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-04-25
Barnum. MINI.

IN Acres AZ Mil fra sebeka,
w HSsSo Mimi, statens
bedste Mejeri-Sektion. Omtrent 40
Acres godt T&mmer, 8 Acres
Kornmark, nogen Eng, Log-Hus;
alt Land indhegnet;L andet gen
nemlSbet at en- IA. $40 pr. Acre;
$500 kontant, Restten efter 0nske.,
Direkte fra Ejeren 4-3
W. g. Thompson. Nevis. MINI.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-04-25
Manae Sisgere % &aeabpnber.

EDiflan6s tiltaee,u6e 6orarmelie
bi1er fig poa mango Mao6er, ifribeS
Der til "Mobersmaolet" fra &po6tng
Ggnen. 5rrlig i Be it6lte Bar Mao-
neoer er Mnta1let at &iggere 0grli9
Bprn, Ser / fglge 6eres l1biagn er
fra 6leusbor9) og 8agabon6er tito
get / en- ret foruroliger6e @rao. Ser
gaar fife en- Sag ti1en1e, 1roen at Ser
fo11mer en eller flere. Noro1leSbig,
n1eo fin altfor go6mo6ige 8efolfni11g
oberfor GDiferne, bar olti6 pnret ct
n1eget i6gt &jprne for tpife @oSier
p9 2anolpbere.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-04-25
o. begpnoteM Iege H,cb be,loeS tor

% beepnote At lege mco belloes fore
fmutfe &aar.
"sa1,. er leg nefteu belt lpffelie,"
bpi{febc ban. "&pis les bar mot
bar icg fulofommen lpffelig."
"gf1 peo ieg, boab leg gier," fagoe
bun. Seq (alger NIT Soar"
"gr b1 gall" raobte ba,,. "0fre
bit imuffe, gplone Saorl l1barmbier:
lhgt tlippe set foitborete Smpfte al,
en- Rninbe eier, o1brg! Sellere bill leg
|bs al Cult"
So, men ieg bebpber life at flip
fpe Bet oft Sci
So meo Ell fortrpllenbe 8epagelic,
fun at oct ipoelte 5tjalmeri, toa
bun fin 80 &roners Narpf al Wen-
oes foifboreite Semmeliobeo, iom life
engon9 8eniamin iful6e babe Mps
om) og lag6e BEN / bans Snnoer.
Sen Miten 1pilte % braf be oper=
oaooiet, og Benjamin blep mnt
Meen lpffelie blep ban alligepel life.
] Me6icim belbreber life; set CT
Noturen ielp, ser gienopretter oa
belbrebcr. Sit, Ell Me6icin fan gie=
Ire, er at bielpe @atureu i '6ens bel
breoenoe Mrbeioe; CT Me0iein, Der
bill giere bette, er ct iarot 2agemio,
Del. @pis De finder ct laaoant
Mii66el, bar Sc fun6et Sunobeoens
Slide. Dette er oeiaa Sorf1aringe,l
poa Sen @rfori1g, Or. 9beo6ore. g.
8olff @i,1nipeg, Man., bar gjort;
|bou ffriper:: Seq bar lanse 1iot
1af Mabeipgbom og 6oritoppel{e, mis-
Inc ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS bar og1ao
nngrebne; til Eiber forefom BET, Tom
om be bar tiIftoppebe. Seq bar brtgt
megen Me6icin, men. u6eu ReIultat.
|9seg Ieb nbDre Smerter i1l6til min
IOpm9rfIombe6 blep benle6et pao
Dr. &eters &urifo, og ben bar rig
|tignof gienoprettet nlitSelbreo." Set
|cr fun ct iinpelt urten1iooel, ,r,er, er
|n1eb Mettc bleDen. fnIbt %"geeatnrens
|Gienerinoe" l. @elbreoelien al Sc
ISpge og 2i6en6e., Dr. Beters &1,=
lrifo :er tingen Npotcfer Mfe6icin; 6olf
|forfpncS bermeb 6ircfte. 6or nnr-
mere u,,berretnine tillfrib Dr. Se=
|tcr 6abralep & Cons &c., 2501
Boht1gton B1p6., Chicago, 81.
49,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-04-25
|og efsominereoe Gpgepleierfers SIN.

.og efSominere6e Spgepleierifers SIN.
befaling.
Sgfes Comfort 8oiuber er Iigeiaa
go6t for 8ofsne, Subirritation EOS
Den Spge pg ucbafing" Dos febe Ser
loner. Senb ct Sc 5rimarfe for
8rgDe9Ife.
Soc Sin ~ Coo Sterrelie @Ins
meo Bn6berfbait, Mpotefer % De
partelnentsbutifer euer eiencm 8os
e. be Comfort Notuber Com.
parp, 142 gertelep ct, Boston,
gsasi.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-04-25
CANADA.

FAAREAVLERE! British columbia
har Millioner Acres af Diet bedsts
Kveg- og Faare-Grasland paa dst-
te Kontinent, hvoraf like 10% or
! Brug, og med afgrsensede ArealeF
for Faar. Sidste Aar importerede
vi 90% af Forbruget at FaarehSd.
Send, soc for ct Eksp1. aft New
Grazing Regulations, Homestead
Act and Leases. The Wright. In
vestment Co.. Ltd. Vancouver. BIG,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-04-25
: Den itsEss 8sIsfsir.

! .Qn Oct, itore banffe @eleieir bel
@prooospalgere i S6noeripllano, oe
bporpsn ri forrige Mumre brugtt
MeobeleIie, ifriper "Sejmoal";;
81 bar babt ct glimrenoe Gulg,
lite blot 1neo Gremga1lg, men n1c1
operroifenoe flor 5remga,1g ODER bcls
2inien.
Jrcnsong bar paret Rienoetegnet
for ane5 bore @ale,i De ftbite aar.
5or blot at income De iiofte:
Migsoasspaleet / 1912 CAB % Ct
toa fort ;onnif Gtemmetol, at hi
naoeoe op beo Sioen al @algreiul-
tater,e fra 8egpnoelien al 9alpz
fjero}erne, fer n6banormgen he
epnbte.
2anooogspalget ! 1913, iom ~:
ffernc bop6e giort fig iaa itore Sor.
boahninecr ON, at BET biloe brinee
81. &obn / 8eiiooelie at 9ds Nls.
fens Qm,obagsmanoat, blep ct 1ao
pnfeligt Meoer1ag for 9pfferne, al
Sc eno life ier6te oeres 8algmGno
til Boleet @raaiten.
@eo Mursmpoet / &nberSleb
1914 fui1oe hi fonitatere, at 9anlf=
beoen olorig bab0e ltooet faitere %
5t9rfere e1t6 90.
0g I'LL fommer 4ommunalpolge=
me-. 1om betegner ct fort Sfriot Ri.
bere fremo6 igienl
.Spo0 CT @r1ln6en til 6enne gl9:
beige Sremsangl
gr set Dor 5tplb, ben banife Be.
fo1tniugs 9pgtigbeos % bens Or.
CARNATIONS @fplb?
Gor en- DeI, men ogiaa fun for
Ell De1! Masierne lom betinger
3remganee11, foar man life fat !,
bpis ser life ligger en- Soc, ct Soeal
bog 8citrebelierne og 8epnselfen.
Og bette Soeol bar hi albrig {ub=
net.
Tbi ri bor Dapt &etten poo bot
@@f!
Oct ct set, Iom bar gipet os Stpr-
ten og Dor Gag 6remgong.
l1noer Operlfriften "gn &%algoa9s
2ere" ltriper "6lenSborg &piS":
S. @pnoags git 6en rgobbioe Gna
tilpeirs / Sc noro lespiglte @igbita=
Der. aommunolraa6sbolsene pa1
sen fbrite @tyrfeprppe otter at @jen-
foreningen for Nor6Tesptea @eSfom:
,ne1eoc bar blepen til Bisbeo. Sen bi-
5te me6 @1ol1s o1le oe tbife @gitoto=
rer Der ieger at inbbiloe ben tDltt
Dffentligbeo> at @efolfnineen life pil
til Donmorf, at ser / Noro1espig Ell
ct loa operpnl6en6e 6lcrtnl pua 2nn=
oct og CT jon fort 5temmetal / Sly.
erne,z}ao Ell Mf1temning Der 8r9n.
fcIpergsmaolet bil6e bore Ell ooer=
fIeoig Bormalitet. Mar iten1te
MorbTesbig ont @ienforeni11gen met
6el1 trpgge Bisbeo I &gggen, og oe'1.
nc @isbeo 9op Sor6buno for Ell |tor'
Ilooet Gilfje11oe9ipe1Ie for bort gam:
lie %iSGorelanb.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-04-25
Land er det sikreste

Sted at anbrjnge sine Penge T.,
Landbrug er det bedste og sikrestALt
nogen kan foretage sig paa Jorden..
North Dakotas Farmers Hh
$375,601,00 900 for deres Avling SID
ste Aar; tenk paa Diet!
Jeg har nogle Farme til Salg he<
i den bekjendte Mouse River YAH
ley Dial j Nord Dakota, hvoR m
Av1ing ofte betaler for en- Farms.
paa ct Aar.,
Skriv til mig, hvis De er inteTes-
seret i at kjSbe Land.
Paul J. Nordberg. Newburg. II. d
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-04-25
@ebt Silbeiilfe.

Sra @ergen ifripes 13:: DARTS: S
Ssn6re 8ergenbus blep @aarlilofi-
ifet fioitc lge ~fortiat meo oper Sprz
pentnine go1t Mei11tat, meoe1ls
.Saneften bar abltilltg minore i Sto-
pongerbiitrifterne. l1gefbantummei
blep 100000 Moal, altioa TO-
900 mere enb l1l1gen FIR, 90 bet til
troos for, at oct naiten til Staoig'
beb bar @torm % Muitepeir.
S Mororc @ergenbuS bar oet Der
ino6 ppret lmoot mes Siloefiitet:
Oct iamme ginloer 9toriilofilfei
poa MomS6alsTpltel1, 1om MI nar-
n1eit moa betraetes f9rbig for igor,
oa Sc fleite al 6iiferue eoar uoer til
Eorifefiifet.
Ser er MI inlt optaget $4,000
Maal. Bmritl6, bboraf 100000
Maol bells er lolgt til Sermetiffabri=
ferne % oels taget til S%jemmefor=
brug. 100000 Mnal er ialtet %
16O>O 900 Maal iiet. S Norore Der
genius er optaget ca. $4,000 Manl
og poa Momsbalsfplten ca. 100000
Mool. Sen famleoe GGroi 1togipr
ca. AS Millioner aroner % Sen iamt=
le6e 6angit noget ODER 1.6 Millio=
ner Maal.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-04-25
EJENDOMME.

KSb ingen Farme, fer De. har set
de fortrinlige Vmrdier, som tilby-
des at MONTANA COLONIZATION
COMPANY. Civ os detailleret Be-
skrivelse at, hvad De 4nsker, og vi
shal tilfredsstille Dem. Udsggt op-
dyrket og uopdyrket Land. S@r1ig
Opm@rksomhed sk@nkes norske,
svenske og danske Nationaliteter.
SWENSEN & HANSEN, Mgrs..
Scobey, Mont.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-04-25
&pmmunal Bpligbyenius for As
Millipner.

0riitionia 6ormanofab bellutteo,
at tiltrebe bet ti6ligere ~referere6e
ira 8oligrqa6et on Boitiat=
teIfe al en BIon for @ommunens
fremti6ige 8oligbpgning. Ylm1en
gaor no paa / @arcne 1919=20=21
at p%nabegpn6e @pgning al omfri,1g
1000 2eiligbeber pr. Mar. til en-
hight lom er anllaoet til
o111frinq as MiII. &ro1ter.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-04-25
Vor Boghandel.

alle 8laer fra pDrt Eager ieuSe.
Oortpirit u,rb 8atitppi, elIer 81.
ortis; n,en pnlkfr man 8alftn AZ.
astrs. n'aa 5 gests efstra n,eSfsI
,e seitiai.s.a.
6. Rasrssltss g,
72o-722 g, 81 G.sstt,
4 NisseaysIis; 9eiss.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-04-25
DECIDED INDIAN LAND

til salg paa Standing Rock Indian
Reservation i Nord og Sgd Dakota.
Hvis De er i~nteresseret i billig
Farmland eller Land for Gr@s-
ming, b9r De tilskrive undertegne-
de ON nermert Oplysninger. For
som like denne Lejlighed: Adr.
P. J.. Jacobson, Cashier, First State
Bank, Fort Yates, N. Oak.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-04-25
Morbiif Sfbjteforbnnb itiftet.

Boa ct Wepbe &riltiunia af Ste.
praientanter for Sperige, Sinlano.
;9unmarf % Mor9e bleb Der ltiftet e1
noroi{f 5fejteforbun6, 6er ifal bopt
0beropipn mes nor6ife Sfejtelpb
|8il Braiibent for Sorbunoet balg=
ties @agferer M1or. glauien, 9rono:
Diem, Jormano for bet norife Stgi:
'teforbun6 og tibligere mangeaario
for Gr.biems Sfejteflllb.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-04-25

Farm Land, :3$:;;ss 9 s; s:se 4 4 !:
sinder Acres at hardwood" Land,
som salges til meget billise Priser
og paa lette Vilkaar. Nere fortr1n-
lfge opdyrkede Farme rundt Bemid.
il. Skriv efter nmrmere Oplysninger
A. r.. ERICKSON, Bemidji, MINI.