davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Monticellonian., 1919-07-25

earuso Fred Beck, lately back from
France, has signed to play with the
Peoria club.
The Monticellonian., 1919-07-25

Bill Brennan has consented 10 stay
on as an umpire in the Southern
league
The Monticellonian., 1919-07-25

Los Angeles is elated over the ac.
QUESTION of Ray Bates, for he was a
star when with Vernon before he
went to the Philadelphia Atbletics
and 1t is figured he has not gone back
any.
The Monticellonian., 1919-07-25
$S5I2()jI;y2|'' TING
(n(()j Rid

Louisville finally gave Southpaw AID
l homas his unconditional release.
The Monticellonian., 1919-07-25

Freshwater is the name Of an nm.
Pire Whe has been calling them in the
Three l league.
The Monticellonian., 1919-07-25

Art Ewoldt, former Des Moines third
basemau has arrived from overseas
anu the management plans to use him
III the outtield.
The Monticellonian., 1919-07-25

Jack Holland must be pretty well
satisfied with his team, from the wav
he IS disposing Of late corners to other
clubs instead of keeping them.
The Monticellonian., 1919-07-25

Danny Murphy, who is handling the
Hartford team this year. SAYS that
the Eastern league is going TO play
faster bail than ever before.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-17
ANOTHER SHIP SAVED
BY HOG ISLAND CRAFT
Schroon Takes Chetopa in Tow
Far Out in the
Atlantic

Another ship rescued in stormy sea
by vessel built at Hog Island. It was
said today, is proving that the craft
turned out at the Philadelphia shipyard,
are ready for any test of seaworthincss
The latest rescue was made by the
freighter SchrOon launched here April
%. The Schroon, responding to dis
tress call, found the steamship Chctopa
wallowing helpless in a rough sea TWEEN
ty-two miles off Cape Cod last Monday
afternoon The Chetopa had been dis
abled since Friday, having broken two
propeller blades.
The Schroon took the disabled vessel
In tow and started to bring her to this
port Word was received here today
that the International Mercantile Ma
rine Corporation, operating the Che
topa, would send tugs from New York
to take the crippled ship to that port.
The Schroon is operated by the
American Line. The ship is returning
from her third trip from Philadelphia
to Rotterdam.
The Chetopa was on her way from
Liverpool to New York.
This was the sixth rescue in three
months by Hog Island built boats. The
Sangamon has given relief to two ships,
the APPEL also to two and the Lehigh
to one.
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DEATHS

5th st ReguIem mass 10 a. m. st. Peters
Join fRdkR sSStHTSn sSsG Ss Rel RsaPss Pss ana nd
ss "nS cSIhtSsn ifsH''S com@andsfz GaSdRs No. No.
ss s E Chester hp Lode hS Ts%Dei No iss 4 n n
H., Psir Bids. 1870 Chestnut st. Phila.
mains Wed. eve. 1890 Chestnut St. Phlia.
GARMAN;-, Pee. 10, MARY =. qARMAN,
aged %, Relatives and friends invited to
qRsr1 eeRayer Gs RFoad @ ana pamond @%Ed SIS Is
Int. private
GogssEh,;I,lDse; Is;l A. RUDOLPH f., JE.,
Relatives and friends invited 10 funeral
ssTee ssTyieeGs as I9urs 9th 2so boIpv psTen'f resi-
may cali Wed. after Z p m. Int. Mt. Zion Zion
so6 SASsTfhDif y VILLAIN f. ara a. YMAN YsaIs J. 4.5:s
AGED 10. Relatives, and friends invited 10
snSTa rsTdcnce serSGSs Nixon thurs st
KiJs s1ss SyacE n.yMs.A M MAHy sDs }l.n9gA HAY "
:aS 12tS s. Int. private. Friends may may
,SHoE%aI ,S|,lSj PES d d !! !IE&ls F.. husband of
SSS ey'oS Cor to Of 1tpnfT9 Groad%sy
rsen S%a'G Gem ~ Friends Iii may Cali m ThHTs ln Eysg sysy
HOPE. Dec. 10. THOMAS HOPE, hus-
land Of Mary A.: Hope, aged So; Relatives
TsSs: W. FIRTH ao5s s'fsn'f E. Tloas as s ssDhST fSy
private. Arlington Cern Friends may view
remains Wed. g. 10 p. M.
HofSSA. A. hE!zTnFTT MlH2S FRfq ToTFfss ris 81
and Caroline A. Garland. Relatives and
friends invited to solemn requiem mass st.
Dominif,S Church; Hclm.esssurs. . s Thurs. 10
IREBAND.--DpC. IA Erie Tn1IA-
p. husband of late. Addle E. ireland aged
20; Relatives and friends. Court Mt. Yer
RGn Hmsr,SS No IL q tS, sS9,eghsIds 2t
| Of Bridesbur"; employees OF Barrett Mfg. Co.
Frankford. invited to funeral, Thurs, 2;3G
p. m: residence, of son. 1924 Paul ST..
Fr9nkford. Int. North Cedar Hill Gem. Re.
| CTS. husband Of Mary V. Kapper (nee Car.
| lln) and son OF late. Casper and Mary
Kapper. Relatives and friends. employees
Henry Kraags Furniture oSS. Go. invited to ~
requiem mass 10 a. m. st, Edwards Church
| Int private.
| KANE.--On Tuesday. Dec. To- 1919 ag,
| 10, ELIZABETH FRANCIS KANE. daugh
ter Of j. Francis Fisher. and widow Of Rob
| ert p. Kane
KATEF;A1ANiM; s,F;S y ,,s -, JOHN. HUSBAND
! 3 p. m, S1G n. 4Sth St. Int Fernwoo,
| Gem Remains may be viewed Thurs. eve
KEELIN,--pec y. CATHERINE NEE
the parish Of Rafoe. county Donegal Ire
land Relatives and friends invited tC
funeral, FTds sac @ a, M. rsssldcnce OF he
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Deaths

Jr H%HG son of JSmes eS"I n and Esther ME- FaE.
more, Md. Announcement later. Baltimc-s
pnpers copy.
.RIRooKs.zDee 10. FLORENCE, wife of
friends invited to funeral services, Thurs,
5sS RSs 'f Dryat. m frsm esE sss fenn ST. SS
1,. E,57ApETg .,s sTs ,ysl wife s 2,
friends SI HsR mgmSers %'s Of % ST. Barnsbsss % "fH
Church. Sd and Dauphin, sts.. inyted TO
MAINS TTSnSS may ' be viewed @ sOn %eG after % B. ne
4dmiT T5d %s,Js A. S5ENN sgGHss
and friends invited e tghc5@i| Thurs. 80
Sss: s'ls %ar E 4 rsSed Wsd ss q lS' s. Re-
s4TANA%sF and Df; Nora l'c .SsTEH E
SpSssSa sosg EoiaEs fcqSs h?;
5usm mass s's Il RGtcn R%shsa Eaes e sopn o
Int Holy Cross Gem Auto funeral.
,cIIELPsmDeSt tus' L. MARGARET sRs5sI F.; wife
CITY. n. j. Int. PHiiS. at convenisaco a"'dS Of
Dec. 10. JEREMIAH L.. husband Of Nettn
s Sqs HS S + fsS f tss 4 SGTf or Psans
invited to funeral services sat, i p. M,
residence of T. s. williams Tth st. and
Thomas ave-. RVerton. N J. Int. private.
CUNNINGHAM. - Suddenly. Dec. is,
JOHN STEWART. son Of late. John and
Margaret S. Cunningham. Relatives and
friends. Crescent Lodge, No. 403. F. and A.
Consistory, and, Kismet Temple, A.. A. O.
N. NJ. g., invited to funeral, Thurs. p. m,
10th SITS. Int. Mt. Moriah Gem.
De ARMoN.-Dec. 10, CATHERINE Dc
ARMoN, aged 90. Relatives and friendi
invited to services. Wed. 4:30 p. m. lax
Locust at. Int, private.
DELANEY Is MARY, daughter o
the late John and Bridget Delaney. Rela
$40 a. m. 87S n, Judson, &. s9lem,,
10 q. m. Int. Holy Cross Gem. Aut'
| service
poAK.-At the wellington. Dec. 10,
| JENNIE BOONE. widow of James Doak
Jr. Funeral services Thurs. . p. m. Oliver
H. Bair Bldg. 1870 Chestnut st, Int. pri
! vate Omit flowers
DUNN.-suddenly. Dec. 10, SAMUEL
friends invited to services. Fri. . p. m.
| 1115 s. 31st st. Int Mt Nloriah Gem
frsngH fisHER maS C"E5 Dec. Ihpf5 eFTSioRENcE E.
daughter Of late Albert and Leonore Flshe,
wted to funeral. FRI $50 a. M. i4o5 N
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-17
IN MENiORIAM

= HUNTER In loving memory Of RICH
ARD STOCKTON HUNTER who died De-
cember II 1915
ITO live in hearts we leave behind Is not
TO die"
MELICK.--1n loving memory OF my. be-
loved husband, PHILIP c.. who passed on
TO the Great Beyond today one year ago.
Yet the thought comes thrilling through all
my pain:
How wotrther could he die?
Yea loss like that Ia a glorious gain,
And pitifuI proud ain T. WIFE.
MELICK.--In ever-lovng memory of my
darling Uncle Phil Niece ANNA FOf LIE.
MELICK.-In sad but loving remembrance
OF my dear son-in-law. PHILIP G.. VINO
died at Nantes. France, Dec. II lels. or
wounds received in action Nov. 10. 1918.
We think of thee, though far away,
We thought OF thee wnen near
And when upon bended knees
We think of thee in PRAYER.
MOTHER AND FATHER-IN-LAW.
MELICK.--In everlasting memory Of our
dear brother-in-law. First Sergeant PHlLlP
G. MELICK. Co. b, 31bth Infantry. who
died OF wounds received in the Argonne For
est.
Cau not back the dear departed
Anchored safe when storms are Ger,
on the borderland we left YOU,
Soon to meet and part no more.
MIR AND MRS. FOYLE.
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,MITcHELLLaLl,se IA, SossEPHRTNih RSis ,,Scs ,M
qgPda Tenfqg 6f James ana aya ., ooR CooRnan n
FFhurs@.u @uF2" p '"E5.1u m.. 2823 n ffith st. Int
:, " o,c9NNoR;- Dec. y, MAR, p: oGoN. ON
NOR (nse WhelSns Wiie Of william 0IGndi snd
friends invited TO funeral Thurs, $50 a.
NJ, parlors Henry NJ. PeNon, slst 9nd S,rgs Cum,
TO A. m Int Holy Cross Gem. Friends
may call We'd, after 8 D. m.
oLDHAM.-Dec 10, GEORGE OLDHAM
aged ~. Funeral services Fri. 2;8u y, M
4S2G Tackawanna St, Frandord Int
Of James Patrick. aged 60. Reiatiyes and
friends, Bniubrdgo Lodge, No. 80, $. Of b.,
Stenton ave, Germantown, Thurs, . D. m.
Int. private, Northwood Gem. Friends may
''t5 arfRR MSR, ,Lpss sS > i5 p Am widow of John
SHpf Retyes ao Snd friends es nsg sdt0 to ~ "
acsqh IL bet "a i5 G2iffG9F22M MfE2M cf% h
siysa and friends Hytsa TO fSneral feFvsSf
! a. m train from West Philadelphia station
of susanna RcnsSay 2os5N chr,%n nno"S st
| !t IN ycs Hne. tri,nds invited 20 seryScssSS
mother. 1920 Pine ST. Int. strictly prlvat'
''RlLEY.-Dec. II, ELIzARETH NJ, wifi
! OF William II. Riley Relatives and friend
! invited TO funeral services. Fri, . p. m.
| 1919 Morris st. Int private. Remains MAJ
be viewed Thurs eve Auto service. -
ROGERS,-At Rancocns n, J.. Twelfth
| Elizabeth NJ. Rogers. aged So Relatives
and friends invited to funeral, Rancucal
! Sixth-day. Twelfth Month, 1 y. III. Con
| veyances will be at Masonville TO meet l 2:
| trolley from Moorestown. Int Trinity
! Church Ground, Moorestown, N. j.
|. SCHILL1NGER.- suddenly. Dec. 10 Ell
la G. SCHtLLINGER tnee Carriganl. widow
Of Martin schilinger Relat5ycs and FRIEND
Pine st. Darby Pa solemn requiem mas
Church Of the Blessed Virgin Mary 10 "a, m
SCoTT. DEC ID, WAITER j. son o
Joseph and Gertrude A. Scott, aged IL
| Relatives and friends invited to funeral serv
Ices Fri . D m. residence Of parents. 3o3
n. sth St. Int. private. Friends may view
remains Thurs, 80 to p. m.
SILICON suddenly. Dec. 10. HARRIET
wife OF Samuel Silcox. aged 90. Relative
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-17
DEATHS

mass s.. CGhsrles's Church 10 a. m. Int.
band n 10 Of Bella q KenworriIhy. Reistiyss and
friends nvrs 4s fSeeFS Se TaS s'ryo' 81 a, TASs West
Laurel Hin Gem, 80 '"'' ''' -"', "'o'
KTENztL-RSc 4 f9TmGrly e lSic % n
wiidcy Of + 7Guf5ays Naonzsi t1Ss Wilsn.
S,stmsn Ladies Xld ,, soeetS, No, and en-;
in!lsw. Frank 4. RaedRnisr I'm ZIG N War, Var
:, LAMocNSDI suddsnly, Dec, Is ABIGAIL
geensSurg. Ps. Thurs Train leaves Broad
81 ! Ilh%EImhE%SEEffbi'YO 4 EE N { h ill., = Dec is. FREDERICK
LELREREID sE Eta aged 49, RcIsSvGs and
M nYltGa Yti.io to tuneFf SERVICES AZ
,.MAdUiRE. - Dec i MARY. wife of
anu M Fssdcnce Of dSushteT RpSF" MRS nuFs James
TisDStTIsk sSi7 q, Bread st. solemn re.
IN a1,MS,A.f.S%hEN 4 S8n Is ALgEEr. ! husband @
snd friends, KRishis q Eriendshlp,, 9, r
T.; ordsr Of owls No 1854 and Machlnlsts
"Sq %heS 10 h: sl i Of M al nSsJ SfS 9G a
nRs5SS Thnr1 Keoss 6is s7t5 cToydsn IT,
Me- "A TFtEY; Dee, is, HIGH ,MccAr.
bevn 6 RoStSes Hs ~ anS %SfEFf fTsnG
employees Of MccSrtrSy File CO., ali ali societies societies
0.rS of Thiqh TblTs he wSs saS member e ~
Solemn rcaqism mass St, Mtcchhaci's Church CIV S6
10 a. m. Int. New Cathedral Gem. Auto
.Mci{{E.o,W!ES;-Dss. i, MARGARET. dauSn-
and I%te Joseph and ssrSh MfksS MdKeo1n Ms%sd AGED
and @ FSnf lis FedeTa nyl's to nt 4Sy
,IgLo LouS,IIhIN.zM,7Dec, u JAMES, husband
S?5 Locust aye, Germantown High mass
10 MsMHArN1bIS m Ut bTSIy ssHq9G55s GEM as,,
"0 ROSY 6oSASP Sae4 ST. b. RdssTss 9ssS9sd and
friends m invited to firneG2l services Thurs
Gem Remains may bo viewed Wed, s &c
.McMitLAN.-Dec u. JAMES. husbany
Of S,s 4sTpGtS RsiptvGs MSMan tnee LsTisl
WashIngson camp. No, 165. p O. s N Of A. A.
Mutual Council, No, l5t. Sons and Daughter!
p m, sons residence william L. Mcmillan
$2la Benner St. WissinomipE. Int n Gedsr
to 10 m,
MEYER. Dec, 1h c. CARROLL MEYER
ReatiYYsss and friends. Phlasdephiss, Council
Alumni Asso. Of the Phuadeilphia. College Of
Pharmacy. all other societies Of Witch b,
%9S m Oe az iEis' is,S ST. TO- 'psoFS soemn reaueT
mass Cathedral 10 a. m. Int cathedra
James, H, Nhloy. Relatives and friends m
SsI !sf Fine G fqTeTf n ht S'Sa fSra ps
ing, on ARRIVAL Of train leaving Broad st
Station 7:1S a, IN.
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DEATHS

and friends invited TO services, Thurs. 8 p.
m. s17 N. stillman st Further services
Rrandywine Baptist Gem. Chapel, Chester
county Pa. Fri. ! p m. Int. Brandywine
SMITH Dee lS. EMMA, ,dauFhter OF
friends invited to funpral services Thurs,
$3.50 y. M. residence Of VIM Y Drewea 32a
Myerview ave, Drexel Hill. Pa. Int Ar
.$MITI. .@sgddeuly Dec, 10. KATE A.,
widow Of John II. smith. Relatives and
Gem.
sTAAB. Dec. Is. ANNA CHRISTINA
sTAAB (nee 2indeD, aged ~. Relatives and
Iyrague Of The SACRED Heart and Altar So.
1928 n Marshall St Requiem mass ST
Peters Church a m. Int. Most Holy Re
ST, GEORGE Cnee Conroy) SISTER ST.
GEORGE OF st. BrdEcts Convent, East
Falls, Dec. 10. Relatives invited TO mass
at Mt St Josephs, Chestnut HILL Thurs.
at II. IN.
wEGNMANN.--Dec. TO- FANNY, wife OF
late Isaiah weinman. aged 7s. Relatives
and friends invited to services, Thurs, 1890
q. m at parlors or Morris Roscnbere.s
Son. 200o n Broad St. Int. Adath Gem
WHITAKER. In Ardmore Pa. Dec H.
NJ GRACE, daughter OF Mary J. G. ana
friends invited 20 seryices Thurs. 1920 a,
m, oliver II, nair Bldg. 1920 Chestnut st
| Int. private Nsky Hin Gem. Bethlehem
Pa Friends may view remains Wed eve
Dover. Del. and Bethlehem. Pa. papers
Willis. - Flrst-day, Twelfth Month
14th. SAMUEL A.. aged 20. Relatives and
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Young Men and Boys
LANCASTER. PA.
MUSIC
MUSIC
WALTER PFEIFFER

StoL.iN d. ,1 sohsoisT AND ND iHS5sTEucTcg
Ll3aio ilio CHESTNUT, rh Iocuet s4os W.
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friends invited TO funeral. Fourth.dsy, .
p. m. 40 Grove st, Haddonneld, N; y.
aged 10. Relatives and friends invited 20
funeral services, Thurs. y. m. 5sls
Chestnut st. Int private, convenience OF
family Remains may be viewed Wed, after
y. m.
Witt. -On Dec a., 1919. ANNA M.
tlvca and friends are invited to attend the
funeral services. on Thursday, at 230 y. m.
at the residence Of her son-in-law, Mr..
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-17
43 GERMANS DIE IN BLAST
100 Injured by Explosion Of Shells
Near WllheImshaven

Berlin, Dec. 17.--(By A. P.)-
Forty three workmen and women were
killed and more than 100 injured in an
explosion at the Mariensiel ammunition
depot, near Wilhelmshaven, yesterday.
The explosion occurred while shells
were being unloaded.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-17
DEATHS

James A. currens. 1900 list ave-. Oak Lana.
Int. private.
ZAPF.---On Dec. is, 1919. JOHN beloved
husband OF Barbara ZRpf tnee Klier). aRed
80 years. Relatives and friends, also LOYAL
order OF Moose. Phila; Lodge. No. -, and
BadiBcher Beneficial Society and Pcurorn
Ferry Country Club invited TO funeral, on
Friday morning, at $3.50 o'clock. from HE
late residence. N. w. corner 11th and Hitner
sta Solemn requiem hiRh mass at ST. AL
phonsus's Church at 10 a, m. Int. Hllisid,
Cemetery
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-11-28
JuhI, Michigan.

Nogle udm&rkede Farme i og we'd den
gamle danske koloni j Juhl j Mich. er til
Salg. Landet er al Diet bedste, der fndes.
lerblandet Muldjord med god Vandafled-
ming, OK Mulighederne for ct rentabelt
Landbrug er ingen Steder bedre end her.
Foruden de aim. Sedarter dyrkes Sukker.
roer, mindste Pris de senere Aar $10,O 0 pr.
Ton. Dog er Landbru&et her NEST base
ret paa ct stort Kvsghold; Melken selges
Ill ct Condenser j Sandusky til $3.50 pr.
100 Pund, 3.5 Test, stigende til az. Her
er Farmer Andelselevator, hvorigennem
ogsaa forsendes Kreaturer. Her er intet
vildt eller uopdytket Land, Farmene er i
god Drift, godt hegnet, tidssvarende code
og store Bygninger og kan for Tiden kS.
bes for like over $500 pr. Acre. PENCE
viIkaarene er code, her er dansk Menighed,
Broder- og SSstersamfund. dansk Lesefor-
ening m, m. Fo~respsrgsler til en- at os
unde .tegnede Menighedens Landudvalg vii
stsaks blite besvaret.
G. Mortensen, 2. Appel,
Sandusky, r. I Marlette, r. S
N. Rasmussen,
Marlette, R.. 5
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-11-28
stive, .merteiulde leder
o. stikkende Smerter.
Rheumatisk Lidende finder stor
Lndring efter Brugen af den
velkjendte Dr.. WhitehalPs
s E Dl~r- n>-~S~ H@a.

Rheumatisk Lidende finder sto1
Lndring efter Brugen af den
velkjendte Dr.. Whitehall's
Rheumatic Remedy.
"Stans Brugen af Linimenter,
Olier, Salver. Plastic og andre saa-
kaldte Cures" for Rheumatisme'',
er Diet Rad. som Indians vel
kjendte Specialist i Rheumatisme,
Dr.. Whitehall giver. Modarbejd
Deres Svagheder paa den rette
Made - den sikre Made; bort
fjern Aarsagen og Symptomsrne.
Smerter, Pine, Hevelse og Stivhed,
vii forsvinde. Og derefter kan De
kaste bort Deres Stok eller Krykker.
DR.. Whitehall al South Bend,
Ind, har given til rheumatisk Lii
dende sin fortrinlige RECEIPT for
denne rationale Lidalse, og 26
Aar har DR.. Whitehall's Remedy
veret Standard. Tusinder at Men
nesker hRvder. at dette Middal
hndrede deres Smerter og Pine, tog
0mheden og H@velsen I'D at Musk
lerne, smidiggjorde stive Leder og
frigjorde dem fra Lidelser.
DR.. Whitehall's Rheumatic Re-
NEEDY selges az allie Apotekere til
SOC pr. Pakke, og enhver, der lider,
shulde like tabe nogen It'd til at
drage Fordel af denne store Anled-
ming til at banlyse Pine, Smerter
og Stivhed.
Skriv efter fri Prove i Dag.
The DR.. Whitehall Megrimine Co.
South Bend, Ind.
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9tiat 1tbbntte nf 6 MaaI Sprb.

Haa @nor6en &lcp / Gtobonger
Mmt bor Nils Mn6o's Sgnner inar
facet 6 W3aal So16 til Mnleg al
Hrppefelter for &aalraBi. ght nplio
bar ma11, bp1tet Teltct, og oct piite
fig at ser ct ablet 1900 Sig. &ual-
robtfrg pan 6isfe 6 Maal. Dette SRI
fan MI ielges for 4 &roner pr. Sig.
eller ialt for SEN 1amleoe Mpl 6,400
&roner. 9er 1fol o9Iaa bore andre
Sreaplerier / Stopanger Mmt, iom
bur gjort ligne116e 6orretning ioar.
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S'uin GitD 5nr Goat & Mpbc So. bar
taget oeres npe Tabrit / &e-
iiobslje.

Spc1lnpbltte 6irmas 1tpe 6nbrHS
8cliggel1beo gipr, at Set er iltan6 til
at garpe % b%earbeiOe &reatur- %
@qtebuoer til 5raffer og GGpper
til en- meget nomipel nogift. Mlle
@arer r%cturneres tn6en 80 Gage fra
@u0er,1es Mfo6tagelic. Gabrifen Ien-
Ser meo Sornpielie &rpper paa 6en$
fer1te &lasjes @arperiarbeioer, iaa-
le0eS at e1lbber fd1 be0gmme bets
&oloburbe0 og &palitet. Set gier
ingen 6orlfiel, el1te1 De bar en- So.
,Oflc=, Epre= eller @eltebla6, ga 81
1firresb nc0 til 6cn lan1me SDffelle,
for at oe fa1t gipres lette % barige
jog / bpiclte @ra6 pi11o- % ponotpt
jamt mblfrt.
Soft 2u11oet opcr CT / Mminoelig-
De0 fien3t, n1eo Waroericts ferlt,
%lasles MrDeIOe; Ton1pnglttet Ddr be-
itaaet / noe tel1 ct ballot Marb1n6reoe
% beDpber i11gen nermere SS11tro611f
ton. 8irn1aet bpoer iaar paa ct iGr-
ligt Iiberalt Gilbu6, nemltg meb De
reg fgr1te Sr0re paa EFT @lro, Der
bearbcj6es til EN- Jraffffe eller TRp-
pc, ba Sc blibe preienteret ,neo Ell
8ar fgrite alasles "@a11ntIet Meit-
tens" mes "@bein6eer &olms", fom
life fan fiebes bos nogen lofal Sor-
Dan6Ier for mt1bre en6 Sc.
Meocns Strn1aet giber prompt Sc.
fleming, freezer oc11ne Slags N(rbej0e
nogen Sis for at gigre set, Tom set
iful gipres. 5cn6 berfor Ceres SUI
Der ioag, 90 Birmaets Brifer er eng
til alle. Og enOelig tan set tiIfgies.
at Gabrifer, Iom er beliggenoe 1915
5tD 81. &C., Minneapolis, Minll.,
mo6tager @u6er. Sfino og 8elie fra.
olle Beroensoele.
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IRA 6mtrfit18utt til linz AngrlfB

&aberne % at Spottefu9lens Triller
lyber fra Er9ernes Toppe / Sftober
'og Nopember Maaneb, oct CT roget
'cf ct gpentpr for Ell Norobocr. -
Sen 5. Nftober blcp jcg iaa inofpr!
Il Menigbeoen al 8altor Gbr. A1,oer-
len. Boltor Nor6entoft bap6e ientt
mig en- @elfomllbilien Der bar Ell
goo 5orfamling og III bab6e en- goe
Sag. Ser bar 5allesipisntng Mfio.
BAG og Mften: Seq talte to @angc,
Log til "Mftenlang" talte 8ait. Sir.
@noerlen.
M. 10 ON 9lftenen rejite bmn pit
poa mes Danmorf 1om Oeaal. @au
por hi igien alene - me6 alle Sno'
'trpffeac og olle Eanferne. 8ogpeo
ligger ale Minberne, foran ltgger
Ioe mango Spgaber. 90 pt beoer:
Gno gipe os 2uffe % CODE &aao.
0u er ri i Grben / Siemet. S
i&irfen begpnbte hi at fple % hjenl'
me. Seen bpcr Sag opleper pi ao-
get, Dporom ri %forun6rer oS. Sre.
bore 8inbuer fan III ie 8iergene, oa
flere Gauge ON 9agen orager Slp-
pemalfinerne ben ober bore 9on1-
Ser. S Sen6ags ina ri for ferlta
; Gang &apet. Set itore ener ittltc
SAB! &prte bets @ruien % ioa Ser
ret og Gamer boltre fig / Banoet.
Set bar oeu 2. Mobember. Deen oct
ct andre 6elelier, Der griber en-.
,,aar man 1taar oeruoe pe6 oct Stil-
Ie Sap, ems noor @liffet gaor uo
orer Ntlontcn moo Danmarf. Ser
iborte Iigqcr Sapon. M}e6 lin gamle
'ioponTe 41ltur og @uoetro. st bet
emil, Soponcieren gibcr en- oer11o'
Il Oceon @orf, ct Sdfnemligbeos
emil, eller ct Oct Gonfen ON ocn
Sag, "a oe11 guile @ace fol perc
6en berlfen6e, Der fremful0er Oct?
Ser / Sos M11gcles er Diltnof ale
Mationer reprefenteret. &aa Ell at
8pens &opeogooer fnej1er @laoct
"Eimes" Bpgning Tom ct ipnligt
;E.gn paa, at Set SDitem, iom ben
reprefcnterer, en6n1 ct Bet itertc-
lte, og at @eformer life gipes og
heller life opnaos me6 @11gler og
ar1,ot. - @orte fra 9pe1s 2arn'
og @fraol, men life forgjemt, fig
ger Sen lillc, imuffe emanuel Sir
fe, bpor oon1fc friltne Menneifer
,tpr be11 for at bente @tprfe, &raft
!og Grpjt til at lcbc 2inct.
Emanuel &irfen! Set er ct gobt
Mop11, n1a,1 bar palgt. @u0 bar be-
ret meo bette Mrbejbe ber pao en-
f%orun6erlig Maaoe. Sg Sen Mano
(S. g Sobn1en), font %begpnote Mr=
bei6et ber, ban lener mi0t iblanot
os og glnoer Zig peo at ic Set gaar
fremab. Gna ct set on NIT 9aab
og Dor @en, at hi lite bare man gaa
ifrcmoo / oct pore, men at @ierter-
tie mere 90 mere maa pe1oe fig op-
iob til bam, bbis Nabn er emanuel
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Mco fjerfia @i(ien til @enncr
fra @ap til SAB.
Sos Mngeles, @nl.> / geop. 1909.
g. Warcfmann Ii "Da,1p."
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6orlebm Gag af1enotes ct Gele.
gram fra @atertpmn, g. g., til %.
q. M6oer / st. Saul, n1e06ele11oe
bonL at cit 5lpDcmalfine bap6e for
lo6t nebnte 8D al. $50 @ftermi6
oug. Maifinen lan6e6e en- Gime le-
mere pan 6lDbeplooie11 be6 TpiIling-
bDerne, og fprlt 10 Minuter oerefter
mobtog &r6ber Eelegrammet> Ser
me66elte om M}olfineus 5tart fra
Watertomn.
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70 Acres i Frankfort Township, Pepin County, Wisconsin, 8 Mil
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mindst 20 % under VRrdien. Vii s@lge for $3.50. - $4,000. kom-
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