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The evening world., 1919-12-27

Reports collected to-day show CnN9
at least two hundred persons haB9
already died as a result of drinlEin1
poison which was sold to them euF
whlskey. and that many more thea
that number have been blinded. m
New York ffty-two persons have
been killed and at least one hundred
blinded. Largo quantities of the
to the enforcement of the ProhibatAun
Law Is believed to have been shipped
from New York 70 various sections q
the country.
1t Is known that real whiskey has
been hard TO obtain IN New York Sos
some weeks. Wholesale dealers VITO
supplied a few. salOonmcn by an
underground route had a constant
whiting list and the liquor Wan
shipped out OF their places as fast "a
II could be brought in. This shortage
offered a golden opportunity to those
who manufactured 'whiskey" by mix
ing alcohol with water and colorinD
material and sold It for fabulous
prices.
AutopSies performed on scores ef
the victims OF poisoning have dts
closed that some of these mAnufaH-
turers have been using wood instead
OF grain alcohol and sending out .
concoction which was almost certain
to result in death or blindness.
District Attorney Martin OF the
Bronx and Capt. Andrew Wines, In
charge Of the detectives of that bor-
ough, were out early to-day in the
search for the poison factories"
To trace every bottle OF the stun
and get 1t away from persons who may
ignorantly drink it is the most imme-
diately important problem--considere
even more important for tho moment
than tho punishment of the makes
and sellers.
81 have received no word from Con-
necticut. where the latest deaths are
reported" said District Attorney
Martin to-day. And 1 have heard
nothing to-day from the Department
Of Justice. But l have sent an aS-
sistant district attorney and county
detectives TO Connecticut and 70
Holyoke. Mass"
Capt. Wines has twenty four de-
tectives giving exclusive attention 20
the wood alcohol search, but he too
IL awaiting the cooperation Of Fed
eral authorities.
District Attorney Martin sent mis-
assistant Charles NJ. Mclaughlin, TO
Hartford, accompanied by several de-
tectives from the Bronx Bureau deu-
ignated by Capt. Wines. other de-
tectives were sent TO look into reports
that number of power boats had
been engaged in a mysterious trafio
with Connecticut Sound ports, sailing
In q. -arIY morning hours from City
Island, is cut of by Water
from the OF the Bronx and not
very closely under police observation.
Three deaths from wool alcohol ocC
CURED in New York yesterday and
one on Thursday. Those who dieL
yesterday we're James Dwyer, No IA
West Gath Street, Michael Sullivan,
OF No. 1900 Eighth Avenue, and John
McMurray OF No. 26s West 15sd
Street The death on Thursday was
that Of Frank Morony, No. Si3 West
3sth Street
In Newark there were five deaths,
three Of which occurred at the City
Hospital this morning. The victims
were an unidentified man, sixty years
old, found in front OF No. 1876 New
Street last night; Michael Tara,
twenty-siN years old, OF No. iO5
Lentz Avenue; Joseph zarenha,
thirty-eight years old, OF No, l9s Liy-
ingstOn Street; Hadel Kalman. No.
lOS Van Buren So q syivestar
Coleman, Nc Sc strost.
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EXTRA
CONFESSES KILLING
GIRL IN BROOKLYN
Negro Under Arrest in Newark Said
to Have Admitted Guilt to
District Attorney Lewis.

District Attorney Lewis of Brook
lyn said this afternoon that Frank
Kelly, the negro porter arrested in
Newark, had confessed 10 the murder
of Miss Catherine Dunn, the house.
maid beaten to death in the Clarence
Sperry Clark home, No. 1146 East
9lst Street Brooklyn, last Saturday
morning.
The District Attorney added that
efforts were being made TO ConeCt
Kelly with the murder OF Mrs. Nc
Donald the B. II. T, ticket agent, who
was killed last October.
The evening world., 1919-12-27
5000 Immigrants In Two Days.

Eight thousand immigrants have ar
rived at Ellis Island within tie last
Cortg-el4ht hours and to-day ll6S Of
them were detained FOR further exam
m4t.ou ns 10 their fitness for admis-
sion 90 the country. II was said that
lne personnel of the IslanI could not
handle a larger number at one time.
The evening world., 1919-12-27
WOOD PETITION FILED.
NebrasSR Voters Ask Ills Name on
Presidential Ballot.

LINCOLN, Mob. Dec, 27-A voters
petition asking that the name of Leon
ard Wood be placed on the Republican
ballot for the primaries next April 20,
when tho voters will express their
preference for presidential nominees,
was filed with the Secretary OF State
here to-day
The evening world., 1919-12-27
SCORES ARE DEAD,
DYING OR BLINDED
BY NEW BEVERAGES
Victims in New York, Chicago, Con-
necticut and New Eng
land Cities.
GREATER NEW YORK USlO

GREATER NEW YORK us1S
to date), g. dead, 100 blind.
MANHATTAN December to
date), 16 dead.
HoLYoKE, Mass. (last forty
eight hours), dead. several dy-
ing; one arrest.
cHlcoPEE FALLS, Mass, "a
men, / woman dead, 8 dying,
many sick; two arrests.
HARTFORD, Conn, 10 dead. 10
dying, blind; fve arrests.
CHICAGO, H., 35 men.
woman dead; one arrest. a
SYRACUSE, N. Y. two deaths.
CLEVELAND, o., II dead. a
i'll.
EMPORIUM, Pa, dead.
DETROIT, Mich. (since Sept.
20 dead.
SPRINGFIELD, Mass, J dead.
NEWARK, N. j., dead.
The evening world., 1919-12-27
PRESIDENT 50 TOMORROW.
Daughters May he at white House
for the AnnIVeFHaFy.

WASHINGTON. Dec. 27.-Presiden.
Wilson will be siKty-three years old to-
morrow. HIS daughters. Mrs. william
G. McAdoo and Mrs, Francis b. sayre.
may be here for the anniversary. g.
The President Is expected TO SD,
quiet day. r.
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52 DEAD, 100 BLINDED HERE
BY DRINKING WOOD ALCOHOL;
SEARCH ON FOR FACTORIE!
Detectives Try to Trace All Wood
Alcohol Sold, to Prevent Further
Deaths Medical Societies Join
Health and Revenue Officials in
Crusade.

As result of of deaths from wood alcohol, die pcl1
to-day began combng the lower west side of Manhattan and sam
Of the Bronx the places where imitation wkkey has been nanx>
d One place found five barrels of cologne spirits wen
seized and other places under surveillance.
The evening world., 1919-12-27

TRENTON, y. J- Doc. 27-It was
announced by the State Publicity
Commission here to-day that the
Trenton and Mercer County Traction
Corporation VIII be- allowed t. in
crease tts fare from G cents to 7
cents on January (, and to charge one
cent for transfers.
The evening world., 1919-12-27
Toch DccIincS Nomination for the
French senate.

PARIS, Dec. y Marshal Foch has
informed tho Republican Committee OF
Finistcrre that me wilI decline the Offer
of candidacy to the Senate, which
was recently offered him, according to
Lno MALLn.
The evening world., 1919-12-27
Former slave Dies At I.3.

PARKERSBURG, w. Va, Dec. 27.-
william Peyton, a negro, one OF the
oldest men In the United states, died
! esterday at Little Hooking. O.. near
ParkersOurs, at the age Of l23 years.
Peyton was once a slave Of "A Virginia
family by the name OF Creel, which
later moved into West Virginia.
The evening world., 1919-12-27

WORLD REsTAURANT.
Special oday S2,GId'y Dec ,;iDl p''%s S, Coned ned
be-t aha ~,t,tosW 45c Table d'hote dnner.
iHcd IAN hor World building Advt,
The evening world., 1919-12-27

TAKE BELL-ANs AFTER MEALS and scs
bow ans GOOD DIGESTION nsEsi you lssl.-At,t.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-02-28
Oct bebgper insen Mnbefalina.

Ceres brit on1ete 2%9gemi66el e1
|3ao bel fjen6t, at Set life bebpper no.
gen Mnbefaling," ffrtber ST.. gnril
@rnitein fra 154 McMlliiter ct.
|Sm 6rancisco, GaGif. Seq fipbte
cit Slnife al Or. &eters &nrifo, oa
ben bar ppret eli flor &ielp for mig.
Seq bob6e en- meget bnorbnaffffett Gs5pr-
fjelelie og 6esu0en leo leg al en- fro
milf Mabeipg6om, iamt iom en- ST.
|ge oerof, al Ell 1%.regelmasiig Mffp
ring. Nat bar jeg set .1l6merfei
|aoot. &por meaet foiter en- bel
|aasic aurifo? Mogle at mine Sen:
Tier oil gjer1e bobe 1,oget al 6ennt
Me6icil1."
grbber, lom bruger ST. 8eterS
,,&llrtfo, ct brrtigt obertp6et ONT, ii
bette 2Ggemiobel beliooer Gortrin
|1om lleloent fir6es Wee0icin. Son
|iffe faces paa Mpotefd. Speciene
Mgenter orbonb1er Oct til Soft. @pis
life fien6er noge11 Mgenf i De.
reg Nubo1og, ifrip bo ltrnfg til 81.
erne, Dr. 8eter Sal. 'neb & 5ons
Go, 250t @aibington B1bo., gbi:
cago, SQ. i: ~
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Sill Marpif

Stl WUIUtI
a11fom en- Morbmanb % en- SDenif<
for bt6ere &ei1e me6 Ofotbanen til
&riitiania. 8eb @iittationen fano.
tes &errerne i Befi6oel1e at 1000
Dpnamitfe,1gbetter, giemt ! ct So
togrofialbum; 6esu6en 200 5pl1g.
better i ct 8re0 % 1900 i Ell 8i-
bel, bbori Der bar u6ifaaret ct fir
fantet Sui; oglaa fa11otes Ell Menaz
De 8olibeoifliteratur % aorreipon=
6ance. 8%erionerne bar qrbej6et Deb
Boria @ruber, bborfra Der bar ble=
bet ltiaolet flere 9,tiin6 &ilogran'
Dpamit. So De 1tgte6es for 9Ds
beri, forflareoe 6e, at @prpngitoffct
bar blepen opfiebt % ifuloe iplges
til 11obngibne M9n0, Der imiblertio
life fun6e finbes. Sen alniu6elige
mening bar, at SqngbRtterne full.
6e br,1ges / rebolutionprt Djemeo.
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f%glgenbe:: oglt blipe ber Tan .9on'

|~fglgenoe:: oMt blipe ber Tan .9or
oernicbe 8eitun9" ielpfelgelig faa
SOB til, men BET bliper Ebert 5olo
|paa oonit Soro, til tpff Sorb bar
Sertusopmu,et 5lespig albrig bee.
ret, Derfor bar BEN ofte bgrte So
lc,naaoe, at bpem ber> life bar TIL
|freog ber, fru,be reiie til ganmarf,
aItib pibnet on Ell, labtitaae,1oe Meoz
raj. Men oe,t biitoriife % oen rloz
tionale Met bar belle Slespig fra
|Mrilbg STD paret 6anlf Soro, %
|9pifbeben er eli fpemmeo @lo,lte,
Der ct traa,gt i>,o ODER 5egl1et."
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Ergfeu Heuriette Nielieu

fra Bergen bar iunget peb flere8on-
certer % paf flor Spmerfiombeo
pe1 fin pre9tige Ste1nme. Otter 2
MarS 9tuoier I @tocfbolm Dor b1,1l
beltemt fig til at 0ebutere be6 Notioz
noltbeatret 9elibes v2ofme", bbori
sSSru &aia Gibe bar obertoget Gitels
.rolle11.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-02-28
GnrIte6et 2rie

er of Serrebs1tpret blebet .erfleret
for at 6ribes pna Ell vialonm9siig"
% aloeles 1lbeniigtsmesiig Maaoe
og bar ojort zig ufortient til 1,ogen
@tatsuuoerltgttelie. Ser onipgte3
ON, at @ur1teret neolpgges eller al1=
ben6es til pirfelig iomfull6sgopnlia
9jeme6.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-02-28

Meo noge1t GOD 8illte, og Sen e1
nu a%obe,bart tilite5e paa begge 81:
Der, n1ootte ct l16bole, beftaoer6e al
Hepraientanter for De paagjeloenoe
|2onoS6ele fnnne fomme til en- Sor
}taaelie. Dermeo biIoe ct meget bon.
|iteligt @pgrgsmaaI / Mminoelpbe6
|fur11e lgies paa Ell tilfreosltiIIenoe
Mfaaoe ielb ON Ser bel NOT piloe
|blipe '1og1e Mangler tilboge."
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Gu firf una Splitter.

On iml1f Mnerfien6elle fra gforges
Statsbnper fit Suleoften Ell gleb
fra Seltartilleriets nn6erofficers-
folc Mlf &atteita6, i0et bon giennem
.Sfofecbefen bleb oberroft 100 @r.
font 8aaifjpnnelie beo Sfoleng seSu:
leboro. Som set bill erinores> OPP
itoo Ser paa ct 9og fra &arnor IA.
Mpri1 t. 81. @ran6 i Ell @o6sbogn Ia:
itet meb ter 9ramasie, og Noe1i
forplonteoe fig Dioere til 1tpIt tie Bogr,
ligele6es lnitet mes 9rpmasie. 8en
ben Biitotion Mprbeoen al bbi1fen
Goget ltanieoe, 1ua ippre 5tabIer al
3gmmer % gafb1t1, &g etc, bborz
.he6 Statto1ten ogiaa bar trllet. l1for=
fproet %. %refollt fpringer Satteitab,
fom tilfRl6igbis bar mes goget, OBJ
! ben brpn6en6e @ogt, foor rebet
8rpmasiebollerne fra b%pero116re %
Horoger paient1ig til at set belle
bleb raft i1llffet: 9e, Tom bar til.
iteoe, fortaller, at oct gjoroe aoot
at lie ben fipffffe hinge Mqnb / bort
Bombs Uniform uoDiie en- Zig Solo.
blooiebeo og Mott6smoo for al reo=
DE norff Gienoom al itor Notiol1ol=
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5bem ejer Sorbe,,?

r9onoernicbe 8eitung" en- meget
|fornerrnef ODER ben Gale, 5tatsmi=
|nifteren forle6en bol6t til. Migsbagsz
n,ano g. g. Sansfen Ngrremene.
|8laoet ffriber 81. a.: Mltiaa apifer.
ne bar COB til at flptte Spo pao 2"
|Saa er oct bel rigtigere, at Con
ferne flptter gaouo paa, iaa ct Sc 10
|fore1eoe meb beres fiRre Duatm1arff.
Bi bil blibe Der paa tiff @ru11bl1
Sertil bemarffer uGlensborg gpis"
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5turm Yeteriens garnoOna.

Storm pctelaen ltr10er uBerl.
Tibenoe"::
. SSeg ]fal lfripe Ell 9jltoric ont gpr,r
- set CT ganife l1mllligt - lelp bar
leg insell % alligepel er jeg @eoite=
far, % aanife biit bar jeg Ell 5pn,
Der er Bognitprer paa &anpli1uen;
men ian bill life fje1lbes beo fin Bar
ulaaoan Ell &lotpM" flyer ban.
On min ege11 8arnoom fan Der ielp=
|fplseligt fortelles mangt % 1leget;
las mig oa iige ct 3or Orb ON mig
ielp, oltiaa, r1,6ifplo jog er fa6t !
,,0albp (c,l lille 8p paa Ell at Baa=
|ifeperne J, iom toaarig biloe jeg ab=
|lolut pare MfbolosprGoifant, i6ei
LEG rog alle Gloifer It'll, iom fom !
min Merbe0; min Mmme beb Sine,
BIN bar Iterft fregnet, mc,1 6e1eanq
troeoe> jeg, at set par noget, bun ielr
lapet for 5jop, % leg moreoe
mig itorartet; 90 leg bar tire 9ar,
maleoe ieg nit ferite Molcri, Sci
blcp iolgt for 10000 ST. til Ell
Macen, Ser 1enere bar fjph mango
lu1ge 4unitneres 4%rbejoer.
+ sseg optraaote fer1te @ang So
Iieg bar a Mor; leg fto6 / Ell At 6e
gamle Omnibusier % fortalte Ell
|Siitorie, ser efter 5igenbe fit &o1t.
lo1tftpre1,. til at rp6me.
5om iefsaorig bobebe jeg at fri=
There en Sale al @eorg 8rm6es.
|@eiultotet bar, at Bor lo6>fig bebnge
It'll at abontere paa Il1,itreret So.
Mile SSour1ral. Sra Z til II Mar
bar ieg mes Stonlep / Mfrifo. 81
|fan6t GminHaicba 0an babbe giemi
fig / @illetfontoret til ct 8iogrof'
|tbeoter); at a. ben glade, beilige
@arnoom! Seq buffer tpoeligt, at jee
font tolbnarig Ell Dag pao- &ongens
Mbtorb roabe6e @eter: Cornelius til
at gao til 9cene'1, ggentlia bur6e
|jeg itoppe fer. Sra nit tretten6e
Mar og til Doto bar ieg optroaot /
rg6oerfoppen", / fire Mar, led ct
~ / Sanuar, % ioa rejier ieg 10
Sen Di6e @er0en f6rlf til Malmg
11en 86rn, bba6 lfal jeg ifribe OH
Bprn. @r. Ser nogel1 mere fritiife oq
|iperere at labe &rpllef11rdter for ent
netop 8ern? Mae!l< les elifer 8erl1.
|og ieg er ielp ct Barn, iea er bbab
man paa goot 6anlf fol6er zen gam.
mel Oreng". M11 %illttter jeg Der,
|jeg ifa1 i116 og lege 8%rnii6ent 8il=
ion nte6 min @pngebeit.
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CA NADIA LAND

Prairie Land, ready for the pow' SAINT opdyrkede Farme. 4
saskatchewans Park Region, hvor der er rigeig Regn, Tt~ skov, ii
geigt Grms, god Mejerier, mango Elevators, mango Automobile7,-aE
del Danske, mango Norske, code Heste og K9er, godt og rige1Exs
Wand. 1ngen Alkali. Ingen Whiskey Udskenkning, kun go 81. Code
Veje, code Skoer, bnlige JRrnbanetakster, og Landagenter, der e. /
al Fld Hge saa h@derHge sol noget andet Sed vi kjender. VA
sRlge Landets til fra s8 til $5 pei acre paa crop payment Plan
ON 6nskes. Dt er v@rd mindst Diet dobbelte. Efter Krigen - M
vent like til efter Krigen for saas Ter dt for sent. Refs op med roy
naste :Ekskursion. En- morsom REESE - Landet vises fnt
Scandinavian Canadian Land Co
Canora, Saskatchewan. Phoenix Bldg. Minneapolis. Nina
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SubilGnu1.

Sgnoeripoernes nforfproeoe Gals
manb, Meooftpr 8.5imonien, bapoe
pe6 sa,letio pnret .a1iat beb u6lens-
borg glpis" i IS glar, Com politiif
Meoqftgr bar ba,t Deret iosrnt falris
&c 8pber % maattet afione ipGre
JungielsitraHe. San bar iaoleoes
i,oejparret i @l,1cfita6t Strng}el
518 Maane6er.
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So Salgs. MI aSa h fss w zasn; 1s5 Massse * 81

Wisconsin. 100 Acres er %opdyrket, og Diet hele er godt being
gende. Der er ct 2 Etage Trehus, 12x24, med. wing og Stem
kjelder, 2 barns, "corn crib, .:granary", (. S v. Der er en-
Frugthave med 90 barendea Abletr8er; en- lille IA we'd den enc
Ende at Farmer. Jordbunden err "Sandy -loam', rich dasA
loam' "and some black muck. Denne Farm kan nu k5Sbsx
for den binige Pis at $4,000. med en- kontant Udbeta1ing at
$4,000. bet resterende S A1 med so Rente. Dette Ell vel
vard at unders9ge. Gj6r det nu!
H. MADISON 154 W. Randolph Street, Chicago, III.
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Granntgl

,1otalte Mgoe of SernbnnefnnttioS
narerne, at De bapoe iamme politiifc
og gfo1,orniife Snteresier Tom Be pb=
rige Mrbejoere, % at l6e bnroe lutte
fig til 5olbnters og Mrbeiberraaoe'
he. 91auslen ta1te berefter, 90 o,,z
greb itnrft @~egieringelt, foroi Del,
baboe br1,bt meo BEN rusiiife Ncpn.
b1if.
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60nhrrWllauh
Spnberipberne forbercoer iig.

Com ct Gfsempel poo oe onnffe
Sgnberipbers Gorbera6elfer til
@lenforeningen meb Dnnn1nrf for
tplleS, at | BEN lille 2onosbp Brebe
lige Spo for @renie1t bar Bpens
9neofer foaet 8eiilling pon life
min6re emo 80 Slagitpnger.
Set fommenbe Dptiunsfpprssmaal.
nn6er 9e1tDiSning til ct Mflnit al
Gtotsminiiter 8ables Sale friper
r3ieler 3%eitung"
rs ct minbre Dmraooe Iom set
Danf.Gpffe bil6e Ell laooon Gauf,
Cat Ser gibes Spifer11e Wor6 for oa
9nniferne Sbo for @renien Mo=
ao,tg til at optere inoenfor Ell big
3iosfriiD De6 nogen 9iplp fra Mpn=
oigbeoerne paa begge 9i6er pelSina
oetlfpr eli fife altfor In1g gt6 fnn-
ne gibe ct tilfre6sitiIIenbe MeiuItat
SITE ale1e nobefslingen nf 2anoejz
enoonl1e, men ogiaa at gienoomr1e
8perr,e maatte fur1ne 1ooe iig giie1r.
nernfsre. Man bill BET minoite for
CIT lp11gere 9io fomme I'll Ct rent
.Sfiel melIem Danife 90 gDt
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En- god oq billi9 Farm

11s Acre. Farm, ! NIL fra Kerkhoven. MINI, skandinavist ssts-
og stald, amuk Lund. Pris $500. paa lette vnkaar. NRr "con.asa-
efter Beskrivelser over denne og andre Farme til
LARSON & MILLER. KERKH0VEN MINI.
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REqJERINGs "HoMEsITEADs.; Res1erings .Iomesteads. kan 2.
holdes. uden at man behsyer ct bosRtte sig eler dyrke. Diet ! De-
nordlge Mnnesotas Drainage Terrtorium 1 BeHrami Co. paa 1sf-
|tsre vnkaar end under den almindelge Loy: We'd e Lv b.ass
Minnesota Land til Beskatning for Drainage" Formal % III
Tod saadant Land at blfve sogt for Delinquent ditch taxes" uass
Low pa sanme Made. o ON dt havde vmret priyas
|Besiddelse Skiv efer nm1mere Oplysninger til
j. r. JOHNSON, PENNOCK, MINI.
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norge. Z.
Mr,,e @arbpra

bar operiat Sotbergs Den politiifr
aanbe5tgber" for BET norife. 5beatret.
1&anneItppnren" ifaloe ipilles at
DrabIss.
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9eu rastife General @nrfo,
g~bertfomman6erenbe pno ben rus
fife @eitfront, er anfomn1en til &riz
itionia % bar taget 0pbolb paa
8ofIcntollen 5anatoril,m.
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MINNESOTA MAS LAND.

vi hr adski11ige vel improved" Farme, som varerer i stsrrsl,s
fra 80 Acres op til 400 Acres og nesten allie Farmene kan kbbes
pa Imeget lette Vilkaar. Hvis De er interesseret / Keb at en- Farm.
vii dt blive til Deres Fordel at skrive til os efter vr Godtk1tbs
liste. $500 #
ANDERSON LAND COMPANY, Willmar, MINI.
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Gu 4p,n,uisIon

er blepen ne6iat til Mebifion al 90:
fartsGopen UNDER 5amarbej6e me6
tiliparelu6e Commissioners / 1e andre
ifon0inobiife 2an6e.
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Godtkjj0ijb Farmland.

Acres ryddet, SEEKS. Varelsers Illus
nibus til Consolidated" Skole eaa,
$1,000. kontant. Resten til 8 pct.
u. C. HANSON
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-02-28
,tMloa lea faa nit Tlaa?1

NEgV1uu Jt9 1due NH TId9!
Gn oanif Game benpenote iig for=
|le6en paa @ao6buiet / @aoerslep og
forlangte fit Dannebrogsflm, Tom
blcb fonfiiferet / 1864, a1oleperet, oa
bun Inart fit @rl,g for set. Gen paa=
|%airloe1oe %Gmbebsmono op1pite, at
Der paa Maa6buiet raa el, Mangoe
fo11fiifereoe bonife Stag. Set lfuloe
b1ibe ltnberibgt, ON 2nmel,s Stag
nar imellem Dem, % bpis set bar
|Gilfnlbct, pil6e set bline 1t6lcperet.
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georif 6ilien til spnoeriAnanb.

Sp'11 H9t'ISH ~
Norife abi11oers N%atiollalraa6 bor
I M11lebning at at SgnoeriDllono
|igien bill blibe forenet mes 9onmarf.
iel1ot 6ansfen : N6rremelIe ct Iele=
gram, bbori Der notales gnife ON,
ct OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES mart nraa
gao 0pfploelfe. 9elegrammet hut
|ter iaaleoes: gof for trofoit Grpnie-
!plnIgept or De 1orbiife 5proa.
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|; e: :; ;; a:;;:: $ !!
]: !; Z !; s|: :;:;;:: IS: - 8:
res Apotheker, Coo.
Murine Eys Remedy CO., chlcaxo.
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3pn9ell

bar nlobtaget j bejti0elig Mlroie1lS
@erbiena nDe @einnbt ST.. Mofitcb,
% sSapans @e1anm ST. Siofi.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-02-28
VirkeliQe Farm-VaerdieriNo. Dakota.

$40 Acres. 50 Acres under Dyrkning: Resten code Greagange og H
800, Acres I NIL fra BY med 1900 Indb 2o. Acres tusaaet aHsA
IIIsss De sbger code Farme til den krette5 Pis skriv til mig ener Iiste
Banks Land Exchange. 1883 plymouth Bldg. Minneapolis, AiaA-
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-02-28

Paa Grund At daarlig Helbred mas
Ejeren saelge sin 80 Acres "improv-
ed" Farm. tire Mil fra Barnum. 30
! god Stand, Hensehus. stald, On
: lige forbi Dsren. Pris 327os--
Rornnnn H9;un
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81. sALG. En- z at tor gasggodaaaE.a Farm rig P paa $50 so Acres. kun 2 MI r.
|ket. Resten ~ 1ndheega It'll. til GT nsga I En- god Bak aldrig ter, lssss
ges 2 Be RI n n 70 yarlser. Kjald de,o en- stor og en- mndI.=
s san; ,d r,aos 41 "a y ~ - el houa = og - alase n smmk have. f any,
Vlkaar til s pct, EN- $4,000 Mortgage til 6h pct. forfatder 1s20
vi har andre. mindre Farmes til Salgs. Skriv TIL eNers bes6e
STOCKHOLM STATE BANK, STOCKHOLM, So OAK.
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Snif Dor Bogbanbel.

NII, Rsaer fra port Eager ieubes
,ortofrit mee Toffenoit, eIIer CT
,rrie:: rntn snifer man Gdften az.
'nrrret mag 5 Gents tfstrd .neSfsI
Il RtitiIIinaen.
6. Rasmnsien So.
72O-722 go. as ct,
Minntapslis, gsinn.