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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-03-14
stpre Snpefomplptter afilpres.

gn al oe ltprlte og melt bi6tlpfti-
&c Gfterforlfningsiager, iom Sp6o=
ge1iespolitict bar behanolet, CT net
op / 6isle Sage aflluttet. 9u1 omfotz
Ter oper 100 frnffe Sl1bbrro og 81
Dcrier og 16 iigtcbe. Set ct ipr1ig
to 8reore Mbrabamicl1, lo,n hor til
facet cit MGfffe %SsS1robru6 / 2ejligbez
Ser / &riltianin / Sc fi6lte Mar, for
'ppet paie1tlig pcb at taae op G11tre:
;6prencs Sfan6er. Sc bnr Igrlig
ltjqalet 5plDtpj, Son CT Set Sen fpr
omtoltc ipenife Torbrboer &nrI Ssz
far @ablltrg1n, Tom er orrelteret for
eli Afpffffc SSlu0brl1b, @pleri, timber
flag, Iolif, Golo moo Holitiet, &C.
gelnSfornurmelier m. III. Sogeu or1-
|fatter oglno flere ltbrre S1,6brl1o
11ocnbhs, ioolc6es / Bergen, 5topouz
ger, 2illebammer M. II. Ste0er.
Ser lpnes at bore l%tjoolet iolt for
|bcnimob 100000 @trol1er.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-03-14

neo q. Mine, LON Itoo / lprgelig
6orbolo til Ben sgrbpoigbeo, Man-
sen ifplote Sc Temperatures ibriac
- pareoe:
nGu' nil jea ell"
Gen inca tStumpb, ipnl alorig
.6auoc oplepet Ell iaa0d'r Mclpeftmall-
gel moo 8arS gillie, ileoe forlframt
biem % gjentog Spenoens: u@n'
pil jeg Gil"
9r. 5tl1mpb il1ofanht fig faa Die
hliffe cfter paa ben fooperatipe.
.Sfi9ggeltrbbene 1tritteoe enc parre.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-03-14
uDet fan maaife

u9et fan maaffe intereslerc
Gent" ifriDer ST. IS. 5ol5mal1ll
fra 3iel, isis, rat bpre ONT fplqen0e
Gilfgl6e. g11 Marb berlteos par
opgiDet al 2agerne; 0e erflereoe, at
ban leo al Mapefruft. Seq gopD}anz
SEN en- Slalfe &1lrifo, og efter at ba-
pc brugt 6enne e1le 5laife> bar ban
fuloitGnoig ralf. San tom til mig
og taffebe mig 1pr6eles nleget for
Meoicinen. San er 50 Mar gommel
og ct iii beo go6t 9elbre6. 81 bar
bont ooitillige Gi1fploe lige1om
bette"
Or. Neters &1lrifo ct I'm ct finn
pelt, galnmelt ltrtemiooel, men set
in0eboloer @lema11ter> til SeIbreoel=
lc, loln Sen penlige Not11r bar for
ip1et. Sen bar ct pi%ounoerliQt Mr
for at oberbi1r6e 5pg6omme, lo1n bar
beret erfleret uubelbre6elige", foroi
oe1f angriber Dn6etS @o6, @lo6ets
Hre1rbeo. Sen ielges fife al Mpote=
fere. Specielle Mgellter for1pner
Solf oermeo 6irefte fra Gilpirfernes
2a%boratori11m. Strip til 81. 8eer
Tobrnep & Go1S 60, 1901 @aIb-
ington 81pb., Chicago, SlI.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-03-14
CA NADIA LAND

Prairie Land, ready for the plow" SAINT opdyrkede Farms. 3
Saskatchewans Park Region, hvor der or rigelig Regn, Hdt Skey, 4
geHgt Gras, god Mejerier, mango Elevators, mango Automobiles, en
del Danske, mango Norske, code Heste og KSer, godt og rigaiss
Wand. Ingen Alkai. Ingen WhBkey UdskRnkning, kun go o. Code
Veje, code Skoh, blige Jarnbanetakster, og Landagenter, der e. D
al Fld He saa haderige sm noget andet Sed vi kjender. Va
s@lge Landet til fra s1S til $5 per ace paa crop payment Plan
ON 6nskes. bet er vard mindst Diet dobbete. Efter Krigen - Ia
vent like til efter Krigen for sa er det for sent. Refs op med vw
nmste Ekskursion. En- morsom REESE Landet vBes fnt
Scandinavian Canadian Land Co.,
Canora, Saskatchewan. Phoenix Bldg, Minneapolis, MIMI.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-03-14
No. T:l e-1~> 100 Acre Farm, beliggende 33k
No,

K%ERKHOVEN. MIMI

80. 1 III o1160a Nil ira Warrens, Monroe Co.
Wisconsin. 100 Acres er %opdyrket, og Diet hee er godt belg-
gende. Der er ct 2 Etage Trehus, 12x24, med wing" og Sten-
kjalder, 2 barns, "corn crib, "granary", o. S. v. Der er en
Ende af Farmer. ]ordbunden err: "Sandy 1oam', "rich darn
loan" "and some black muck. Denne Farm kan nu kjbbes
for den bi1ige Pris af $4,000. med en- kontant Udbeta1ing at
$4,000. Det. resterende 5 Ar med so Rente. Dette er VsA,
vard at unders6ge. Gj4r Diet n!
H. MADISON, 154 W. Randolph Street, Chicago, I'll.
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NORGE. >
l1opan6rinsen til II. g. fra @eraen.
qapMvtpAAs

ltoranbrinsen til II. g. fra Bergen.
SEQ 8crgens 8olttifomn1er CT ser
|it0en 1905 % til og 1ne0 1917 efSz
peoeret S9,439 Neriorlcr til Mmerifo.
IS 1914 onoroa7 gmigranterl,eS Mn-
tai til 4,475, 1915 til 1911,
1916 1,51t, 1917 S23, 1918 1853.
ISm oct pil les er G1nigratione11
minfet betpoelig itoen &rigcns l1o=
br1o. Sen ltprlte %l16po1oring til
Mmerifo / Sc 1ibite IA Star farbt
|Steo / 1914, bn ser 1tbba1,orebe ligez
laa mango Yerloner ion1 / Sc 3 iiolte
Mar tillalnme1l.
j9eurife 6fibc besnr1tigcs / Gnslanb.
gngelife Taglfrifter giengiber Mcoz
oelel1en ont, at norlfe 5fihc neb Sn6z
toge1le al 8nnfers 1fal ligc1tilles
mes engellfe Sfibe meo @e,dIpn til
&ris og Sprl,. Com for me66elt CT
Ser pgloo aibet Orhre til, at Morgc
frem6eleS lfo1 faa &:l / gl1glallo %
}Sfotlan6, me6el1s andre neutralc
|2on6e fpr Giben ct ,16eluffet fra at
foo &1ll. ut Norge og norife Stihe
poa bennc Moaoe TITLES poa lige
&i1faar nc6 @1rgelifn1G1ub og engel=
lfe Sfibe folt man ontagelig tnffe
jMeberierne og SpmGl6cne for, ibef
6is1e bar Bobt tore 5ob poa fine
Sr61atier lom u1leeping partners"
pes Sc Mliere6es SIDE. Set ier Ser
for l1o til, at man frem6eles fan req
he. Set lom Ct fort @o6a for 2anz
SET, at Sen nor{fe Sfibsfort boIm oct
gaoc1l6e UNDER arigell, % alle Be
!%6erbiemme, iom etn6n1 fife bor facet
|ajnene op poo bette 8lt,ft, ber bel
III 1e at fo1nme til en- 5orltuaelie al,
|bppr 1torc Gjenelter 5pfolfenc %
|9feoerne bar p0et 2onoet UNDER &ri=
|ge1t, lfriber ySpfurtstioenoe".
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-03-14

REeJERINGs- "HoMEsTEADsn: Regjerings "Homestsads, kan =.
h h1s, udeena It man oeneyer y D0ssette sig eier dyrke dt ! as'
vnkaar end under den almindeige Low: We'd en Lov neass
deres Minnesota Land til Beskatning for Drainage" Formal % tfz
lod saadant Land at blve solgt for Delinquent ditch taxes" un5g
Minnesotas Low pa samme Made, som ON Diet havde v@ret i p5lv.a
Beidde1se sknv efhr n@rmere Oplysninger til
~ j. p. JOHNSON, PENNOCK, MINI.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-03-14
Omit pDr BDsbanb.l.

Vile gseer fro DDrt Eager fenba
,Ortofrit meb Eaffepoit, eller Ct
urefs; men Snlter man &atfeu as.
i'ureref n,aa 5 Gents efstra n,ebfsl
ne RciiIIinaen.
6. Masmusien g.,
720.722 81. 4h Ct,
RinneapDIis, Msinn.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-03-14

TIL sALG. En- stor og god Farm p paa $50 Acres kun 2 NIL ns
kt. R@ten indnegnet It'll til GFssgange, T En- god Back Back, aldrig ters lsns s
ges Beboelseshus med 10 v@relser. Kjelder, en- sor og n mindre
stad, Plads til 100 sk. Hornkv@g og so Grise. smuk Have. Fairness
kan kjgbes til SIS. pr Acre, $500. kontant og Resten pa rinenEs
vikaar til 6 pct, en- $4,000 Mortgage til 5h pct. forfalder 1893
vi har andre mindre Farme til SaIgs Skriv til eer bes9g
STOCKHOLM STATE BANK, STOCKHOLM, SO. OAK.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-03-14
5000 Acres at udseqt Farmland
MAS LAND.
Virkelige Farm-V@rdier No. Dakota.

$40 Acres. 50 Acres under, Dyrkning: Resten code Gresgange og H>
800 Acres I Mil fra BY med 1900 1ndb. $50 Acres tnsaaet mod
Hvis De seger code Farme til den rette Pris sknv til mig efter Lista
Banks Land Exchange, 1899 Plymouth Bldg. Minneapolis, Minx
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-03-14

"E { fra Norden''
(Northern Edition)

(Northern Edition)
Album for Piano, indeholdende 81 Kompositioner for Piano
At nordiske Tonedgtere. AT Indholdet skal blot fremhaves:
BjSrneborgernes Marsh; Bolt: Den store hvde Flok; Forward:
De5lg er den Himmel blaa; Grieg: Aases Dsd; Lunbye: Drsm-
mebilleder.
Heftet = $100 - portofrit tisendt overall.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-03-14
Sem Spanifc paa @taba,tacrfanten.

Yen Spaa1te paa Stab1lt9crt011te1.
Gen 1punife 'Spge berger fren10e>
leg pol0iont paa oisie &onter, fri
beg fra Stabanger 4. San. S e1t
Srotfjor6 / &pfplfe, bar 5pg=
oommen MI grehet ioo lterft ON fig,
at proftiif tolt ale Tolf / gp9ben,
itorc 90 Imao, 1igger til1engs, man
&c / 2l1naebetGnoclie % meget al
%ol1grebet. Ser CT allereoc
inotu1Het IS 9ebsfolb, poa ct
5te6 9 / bpert 9l1s.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-03-14
En- god og billig Farm

1s Acres Farm, | Mil fra KeTkhoven, MINI, skandinayisk ss..-
og stad. smuk 1nnd. PHs $500. pa lette vilkaar. N@r "Conson-
enr Beskrivelser over denne og andre Farme til
LARSON & MILLER. KERKHOVEN. NINN.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-03-14

Manse fortrinlige Garme til sals
eIlcr Tprpagtniug paa gnnitise Bill
faar. Dberie lite bore 2anbeien.
boms=M nnoncer anbetitebs ! 8lnbet,
!Snif at nrbne, at Sc iaa NnuOneet1
/ bette 8lab.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-03-14
BaCh-Album.

Thirteen Chorals with English and Norwegian words.
i Q How Shall I Receive Thee? ~ Come, Holy Ghost;
3 Everlasting Praise and Honor; ~ A Mighty Fortress
8 Lord Jesus Christ, In Thee Alone; y Fear Not, o
Little Flock; - Now Rest Beneath Nights Shadow; 81
Hence With Earthly Treasure; 1o) In Thine Arms [ Rest
Me; ~ From God Shall Naught Divide Me-; 12) We
All Believe In One True God; 13) Sing Praise to God.
Sendes portofrit for CSC.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-03-14
Sen ME &etifrisning approberet.

SUPERINTENDENT DQf III 0ppf0>
beret Orbliiter til @rug / 5folens
Mrbei6c og 2%ereb6ger oberensiteln:
men6e me6 Gorilag fra Getifrinz
ningsfomiteen % 2ereboesforfot=
'terre, .Iom bar forbon6let ON go
gen. Or6liiterne bpgges poa Sen
|fgl. &elol11tion ON Sen npe @etz
fribning og meotager ogioo Ell Oel
at Be faafa16te bolgfrie Sormer.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-03-14
Godtkjj0ijb i Farmland.

/ f9fl1l9n0 Ejeren sRlge sin 80 Acres '1mprUv-
ed Farm, tire Mil fra BaDnum. -
Acres ryddet. SEEKS v@relsers Hus 1 god Stand, Hgnsehus, stald, Or
nbus til Consolidated" Skde gaar Hge forbd D6ren. Pris $27De,
$1,000. kontant, Resten til 6 pct.
II, C. HANSON, Barnum. MINI.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-03-14

Atterdag
College,
Solpang,
santa Barbara 6e,
California.

er en- Sfole fr nnge banif<auerifanlfe Mean6 oq &binoer.
llnoerpisnine oe alminoelige @folefog paa Donlf oa GnaeIf.
&irfebiitorie, 8ibelflusie, oagige Sorebrog, Mhff, &oanDarbeibe,
9onoelsfag.
S Solpang or Ser ct berligt alin1o ON @interen, Ga Dmesnsa
ct 1negct inluf. 9enDt 2%eiligbeben til ct 5foleopbolo SorbinSesfe
meo en- Rejie, til Getfpten! geg 0eFeb om biuige Nl1noreife-
biletter pao narmete sernbonefontorl 5frip efer 5foIcrS Raaa-
lpgl Sfoleaaret barer fra lite Mupeunber 1918 til Is. Marts 1919
@encbiet Moroentoft, Gortanbcr.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-03-14

|iig. Gen Blau,Iom aonntteen bar
|fqitet fig beo, er l,oarbejoet al SIR
gelligr ST. 2ilrobolm. Otter 6erne
bill Der blipc mllagt Ell omfril,g 600
Meter lang Qpbebaue, lom paa gpre
|2onaiioe CT - Meter freo }ma Ell.
|Strpfning al $50 Weter, ior 5pror0
log SGffelgb, ellers far 8uncll en-
|grcooe af 4 Mseter. 5elpe Sorats.
pla6ien ct 145 Meeter lang og so
Meeter breb.
6balfanaa paa 8 Millioncr arpncr.
Den al 5taten iDor iganglotte
Spolfanglt pil a1tegclia bite fig at
babe pnret ialfalb ti1ltrGffelig til
at 6nffe l1bgifterne. Ser cr ialt OPP
filfet nmfring ct &nr bul1brebe 6ual,
iom tiliammen bar gibet en- Mffa1tz
ming poo nprpoa 10000 syaoe Ole
eller Te6t til ell 8Grbi at 100000
|&r. 6ertil fomrner lan 8iprob1I<
ter1e, lom io1fnl6 fplocr, bpab ser
|mmgler paa Sc 8 Millioner. Gen
bopeoiageligite Gel al Sbalfangitcn
er foregoaet ,,0enfor @eitfplte1l, og
sc fleite @tul er inbbraet til % be-
|bonolet beo Stationen paa 8lom=
naag. Ser ct e,,6r1l life toget mo-
gen @eltelnme1ie ON, i bpilfen l1bz
itrGfning Sbalfangiten til naI lie aar
bill blipc forfeit.
8olibeoifiorening pirfer i Bergen
S Bergen finbeS Ell international
MISUNDERSTANDING, iom bolber fine
Meoer / Ell Safe poo Gplfebrpggen.
|Dens 8rogram faloer iam11en meb
6e rus1iffe 8olibebifers, og paa Sep
6erne bar Ben rusiilfe Saftifs Spers
%fprelle paa norlfe Borbolb gjentag=
ne @ange b9ret 6isfltteret. 6prman:
Sen, cit Gbenife> iom tioligere har
orbei6et / &%narrebif, er MI orrel tere1
al Holitiet for 5olifneri og Spperi
&riminaliteten / Bergen / 1918.
bar peret betp6eIig ftgrre ems Sci
foregdoenbe Mnr, ibet Ser er inofonn:
met 4,402 Mnmeloeller moo 1896
Qt7
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-03-14

Ro S $ :; IS 4:s :: Or s$ :; &c; s i
tilige med Is smukke Dannebrogskort, 1219-1919 (Anledning:
vo1merslaget den IS. Juni) og Flagkort, og 6 Munro at Ill. Fa-
mile-Journal, thl. Aargang, ca. 500 aim. Bogsider god, sund
rFamihelasning med tarige Ilustrationer, SAINT ct Bogmarke-Ka-
lender for 1919, sendes FRIT til enhver, sm skriver efer vor Lii
ste yer flere Tusend diverse Bigger, der realiseres til HALv PR1s
e1er mindre. Wort smukke Julenummer af Ill. .Famile-Journal
medfelger GRATIS. hNs deue Blad nevnes. 4Oc U. S. Frhmer-
kr ener S9v ma medf9ge til Dnkning af Porto, Indpakning,
ov. Skriv strax til .
c. RASMUSSEN COMPANY,
720-722 S. Fourth Street, Minneapolis. Mimi.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-03-14
10000 Sun 6bebe fra Mnitralien.

10000 Sun 9bebe fra Mnitralien,
Observation-Disclosures, iom Sur
.1eaften tom bie1n fra 2onoon, bar
meo fig oen gln6elige %gfterretning,
at ser unoer bans @nglon6sopbolb
bleb afIluttet @ontrafft ON 2eberan,
&c til @erge al 10000 Son Sbeoe
fra Nuitralien. Bartiet bill fomme
til 2onbet 110 pao Baare1l.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-03-14

&riminalitcten t Bergen / 1918.
|bor bnret betp6elig itgrrc ems set
|foreedaenoe Mor, ibet Ser e. inofom=.
met 4,402 Mnmeloelier moo 1886 /
1917.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-03-14
8eraens Sfibstraff / 1918.

Otter @abnebpi enets Sfatiitif
bapoc @crgens !Sapn / oct forlpbne
alar 8oieg al life min6re enb 10000.
5fibe. Set iamleoe Mnta1 er 1loget
ntir16re e1,6 / 1917, ne,1 Gonnagell
or lige flor. Gen a,1orager til flerc
Millioner Son. 8ergens 5ubn bar
babt Ell lt6rre 9rafif END NepDorfS.
#lom bar paret anlet iom BEN beolt
trafifereoc @aDnebp.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-03-14
Bergen faar np flor Sorrtspla6s.

geraen faar nh itOr Sorrtsplabs.
S Bergen bar Der ! mango Nar
bnrct orbejbet for at fao Ell tibsmGsz
iiu g%portspla0s, men fpr1t I'LL ier
oct 1lo. til, at 8eitrebelierns ifal
briltae noaet @ei1tltot. gn aon1itc,
ION blep neoiat ! 1917 meo Set Sor=
maal at Ii1oe Ell 8Iabs, iom fl.noe
.eanc iig og at ifaffe 8lauerne for
|l1barbcioeIien al 6enne 9Iaos, er iii
fommet til set Mej,lItat-at Sfanie=
11Dren t1aa ht11le bsrre b~eniigfsmns-
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-03-14
neutrality-suspicious.

From the /, e., T., g., 8. H., -, 49,, 70, 20, 2, e. and
"a. Psalms of David.
For Solo, Chorus of Mixed Voices, and Piano or Organ.
Frit tilsendt, soc.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1919-01-02
Private John Tonkin returned from

Private John Tonkin returned from
Fort Stevens, Oregon, Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Zweifel visited
at Monticello last week.
Avis Daun returned to Milwaukee
Sunday, after visit at the home of
Alloys Burghardt.
Miss Margaret O'Neil returned to
Milwaukee Sunday, after visit with
her parents.
Corporal j. II. Thoma returned Fri
day from Camp Wadsworth, New York
"A large family gathering was
royalty entertained by Mr.. and Mrs.
Sidney Murrish at their pleasant farm
home on Saturday. Dec. 28th
William II. Bennett returned to
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, Thursday. after a
visit with his mother, Mrs. Joseph g.
Bennett.
William Tregilus and family spent
Christmas with their daughter at
Platteville.
Lieut.. w G. Pitts Of Newport
News, Virginia, spent Christmas with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs Henry Pitts.
He left Saturday for Fort Leavenworth,
Kansas, where he is stationed.
- Miss Thelma Heaton of Milwaukee e
is the guest Of Miss Grace Coady.
Horace Martin left for Madison
Monday to resume his studies at the
university.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Rankin OF
! Waukesha, who were visiting relatives
in this city, were called to Racine on
Monday, owing to the death Of his
brother, Joseph Rankin, aged 81 years
He leaves a wife. parents, two broth
ers and one sister.
W. V. Shackley and J. K Shackley
and family of Jonesdale spent Christ
mas with their parents, in this city.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1919-01-02
FROM THE SOLDIER BOYS.
Sergeant Pedley Pays Tribute to Private

w. S. Pedley. of this place. writes
. just tribute to the private soldier,
which appeared in the Sunday Huston
| (rexas) Chronicle of Dec 22nd, and
which The Tribune is opportuned to
republish through favor of friend Alder
PrideauX, who is now located at Huston
Thirty-six days out of a total of forty
spent in the front line trenches is the
experience detailed by Battalion Ser
geant w. S Pedley of the DANDY First
Infantry regiment that trained at Camp
Logan, in letter written and mailed in
France on October Cd, after the regi-
ment had spent about ten days in rest
camp 1.-THE ten days have flown
quickly" writes Sergeant Pedley. but
we are all rested have clean clothes,
bath and most of us hair cut .
Speaking of the front line, Sergeant
Pedey says: cit is some lively sector
and there is no time for rest, but our
boys are equal to the task and the Hun
finds our fighting qualities equal to the
best, Our fighters are wonderful, our
methods equal to the enemy's and
superior in many ways, in spite of his
forty years of preparation.
Sergeant Pedley then pays this fitting
tribute to the American private soldier:
=" ! would not detract one iota from
the just renown of the leaders who are
showing the way to victory But when
all has been said that can be said in
high praise of the civil magistrates and
the military chiefs who are directing
the energies and the arms of the
free peoples of the world in this war of
all wars, it remains to be added that
there is another man, without whose
devotion, hardihood and valor the
genius of the leaders would have been
as naught, and the cause of democracy
would surely have gone down in de-
feat. He is an inconspicuous person
this savior of the liberties of the world
In civil life he may have cashed your
check at the paying teller's window, or
served your meal or driven your car, or
passed you in the garb of farm hand
or factory worker In the army II is
his business to obey orders just that
and nothing more He exercises no
authority: he wear 40 insignia Oh rama.
and his heart blazes no decorations.
He is a plain man. whose little circle of
acquaintances may call him Bill or Jim.
or Jack. And yet the fame of his valor
and the renown of his deeds will be
celebrated with gratitude and with ex-
ultation through the ages to come, in
all lands and in every tongue of man
kind. This man. this hero, this forger
of thunderbolts, this maker of victory,
this insurer of justice and peace. is the
man behind the gun the American
private soldier.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1919-01-02

Reuben Vivian of the quarter mas
tiers school at the Great Lakes enjoyed
Christmas dinner here with his mother.
John T. Gray returned home Christ
mas day from the'U. S. N Rife Range
at Glenburne, Maryland.
Mrs. A. C. Pope left Thursday to
visit her parents at Kufges Falls, Mimi.
Mr.. and Mrs Urban Paules of Be
lott and Miss Mary Smith of Chicago
were the guests of Mrs. John Smith
and other relatives last week.
Mrs. Carl Gilman, teacher at Cam
bria. is visiting her parents, dr and
Mrs, Charles Springer.
Corporal Lester Martin returned to
Camp Logan, Texas, ! Thursday, after
spending a furlough with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs George Martin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Metz and two
sons spent Christmas with her parents
at Monroe, and visited his mother at
Madison.
Mr.. and Mrs J. j. Mauger enter
tanned twenty-six young people, ladies'
and gentlemen, at their home Thursday
evening in honor oi their daughter
Agnes, who was home from the state
university at Madison to spend Christ
mas vacation. A delightful evening was
spent in games, music and dancing.
The first delivery of tobacco at Ed
gerton was made by a farmer who had
35 acres. 1t averaged 1000 lbs to the
acre and while the price paid was not
the highest the farmer received $45'
per acre Over $4,000 from the 81
acres shows how prosperous the tobac
co growing farmers will be this winter
1t takes rare genius to be a goot
money saver and popular at the sam'
time.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1919-01-02
A Happy New
Year to All

In order to show our appre-
citation for all favors during
the past year, and to help
make 1910 profitable year
for all, by tn great savings
you make by trading with us.
we Will offer all our Cloaks
and suits at JUST HALF
PRICE.
We are going to offer such
Bargains in all departments
as to create a rush of business
and We advise all 70 begin the
year right by the savings you
may effect by taking advant-
age of the Hosts of Bargains
we are offering.
Everything will be marked
in plain figures. Don't hest
tate. Join the crowd and be
happy.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1919-01-02
Seiberi, The Baker, Up-To- Date.

Very recently, Mr.. Seibert, our hus-
ting baker, has had installed in his
already well-equipped bakery Triumph
Dough Mixer. 1t is wonderful ma
chine, modern and equal to the best
designed for such work. 1t is of great
advantage to the baker, as it mixes the
dough quickly and to fineness Of tex
ture which is impossible by hand
Better bread and better service than
even before, is Mr.. Seibert's slogan.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1919-01-02
WI. Penhallegon & Co.
Willow SPRINGS NOTES.
BY Special Correspondence.
Happy New Year to all

BY Special Correspondence.
Happy New Year to all
Miss Helen Johnston. who has been
spending her vacation with her parents,
returned on Tuesday to Aurora. III.
Mrs. Dwight Baker returned to her
home at Blanchardville last Friday.
after spending ten days with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Parkinson. The
former accompanied her.
Byron Bennett and family are ilu
victims. Also Mr. and Mrs. Walker
calvTs.
Mr. and Mrs John Evans have moved
to the Terrell factory, where he win
make cheese the coming year.
Marshal Parkinson and wife of De-
troit spent Christmas with his parents.
They left Tuesday to visit her parents in
Beloit before returning home.
Miss Della Farrey returned Saturday
after spending Christmas with her
parents at Benton.
Mr. and Mrs. Marshal Parkinson.
Miss Farrey, Mrs Parkinson and sons
Stephen and Wilfred spent Sunday eve
ming with Mrs. Baxter and son Guy.
George Woolrich and family and j.
+. Woolrich of Denver spent Sunday
at John Bonds at Bethel
Mason Godfrey 10 suffering with
whooping cough and bronchitis.
Mrs Il. NJ Parkinson and children
spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. John
Bennett,
Miss Marian Penhallegon Of the uni
yersity at Madison is spending the boli-
days here at the home Of father.