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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-10-11
AGRICULTURE and STOCK-RALSLNG
FROM HERE AND THERE
IN INDIANA

Twelve pure-bred pigs were given
ont to boys and girls in the vicinity
Of Dale. Spencer County. by the
Dale State Bank The youngsters
signed thier own notes for the pigs
which we're taken by the bank with
out security. County Agent II. d.
Jackson will supervise the club
Two Union county men recently
called on the county agent 10 have
their soil tested for acidity All Of it
was found 20 be more or less acid
and each Of the men ordered a car
load OF ground limestone with
which they will topdress their wheat
this winter They also will lime
corn ground in the spring.
Several members of the Porter
county Pure-bred Pig club have their
porkers. which are only five months
old. already weighing geo pounds.
one hundred and twenty-five boys
and girls in Sullivan County. mem
bers Of pig. poultry, sewing, canning
or similar clubs attended a club
outing held recently az the Nerom
chautaqua.
g f Pearse. Of Deer Greek town
ship Miami county, applied his first
carload OF limestone recently and
was so well pleased with ,he opera
ton that he has ordered enough
lime to cover all the fields nc will
have in crops next year
Twenty-Five farmers in Dearborn
county will SOW wheat this fall
which has been treated by the hot
water method 10 prevent smut.
County Agent c. c. Madison helped
this many men treat their seed and
this work will form the basis to OBJ
tain disease free seed wheat for the
county for next year.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-10-11

ian viii likewise he increased By a
properly balanced ration OF all
the available fruits none are equal
to the apple for this purpose. Some
Of the tropical fruits may have
higher food value alone. but they
do not have as great "A value I'm
combination with the meats and fats
in our dietary OF the apple.
The modern colo storage and the
use OF long keeping variety makes
it possible TO have fresh apples the
year round and the many ways in
which they may be prepared for
use makes them stand unquestion-
ably at the head OF all fruits as a
food product"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-10-11
IMPORTANCE Of
STORING CORN
Food Committee Says Farmer
Should Gather Twice Sup
ply He Needs.

Member of tire Indiana commit
zee on food production and con
servation say big corn crop is
needed next year. and they urge that
in order 10 meet the demand for
good seed every effort should be
made 10 obtain a large amount Of
good seed corn Immediately. They
say that good. strong seed corn un-
doubtedly will be scarce and high
in price next spring and that IL
should be the object Of every corn
grower 10 gather twice the amount
Of corn he needs for seed from the
field now.
The dry weather has FASTENED the
maturity OF the corn crop. making
IL possible TO get large quantities Of
good. dry seed in nearly every sec
tion OF Indiana The same weather
condition IS causing some reduction
IN the wheat 20 be sown this fall.
making a larger area available for
corn IN 1920. With a worlds de-
ficit OF more than 4OO.OOO.c0O bu-
oAAAn VI NbAlAf a Adl , ~ dfl ease viii
be welcomed and the Importance
OF planting this with the best seed
obtainable IS paramount
Value OF Seed
The value of good seed is en-
phasized in a recent Purdue pub
LEGATION in which the writer says
that one good ear OF corn selected
for seed in the field should mean five
bushels the next year.
During the past season there
have been extreme drOughts in GER
tain sections % the state which to
a certain degree dwarfed the corn
type In some cases the farmer
may conclude that this corn is not
good enough from which 10 select
his seed. Past experiments at Pur-
due have proven that where a good
type Of corn was dwarfed by a dry
season. seed selected from it pro-
duced the original good typed corn
the following year If the conditions
were again favorable Now, which
is the best proposition: TO select
your seed from the dwarfed corn
and know you have good germinable
seed we'll adapted to the soil and
climatic conditions or go into some
other locality and bring in corn
which il questionable as TO adapta-
ton 80
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-10-11
LAGRANGE MEN USE
MAIL FOR ACID SOIL

Considera bic work is being done
by County Agent w. +. Gross in Mil
ford township there 10 encourage the
use Of mari deposits TO neutralize
the effect Of acid in the soil and in
crease crop production. A bed Of
excellent mari has been located on
the farm of G. II. Case and this fall
he and William II. Deal are apply
ing 1t on wheat land. Lime and
fertilizer spreaders are used to ap-
Ply the mari. 1t is hoped by the
better farming boosters to get the
bed developed so that the use OF
marls will become general through
out that section of the country.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-10-11
ALLEGED BlGAMIST
ESCAPES FROM SHERIFF

Special 10 The News Times:
ELKHART, Ind, Oct 10.--Mar-
vim Whitehead. an alleged bigamist,
who had been remanded to Jail in
default OF $1,000 bond, put one over
on Sheriff Charles Sanford Friday,
and made his escape.
When the sheriff took the man
with him into a local garage TO wait
until his Ford should be put in
shape for the trip 10 the Goshen Jail,
the prisoner asked permission TO en-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-10-11
AAY. STRAW AND FEED

dAY. STRAW AND FEED.
Corrected Dairy ~ re Nesiey MIIlet
Flour and Feed Co.. eco ) MtckIEanD
NEW HAY-PayinR $50 to <22: selling
So 10 $40
STRAW-Paying $40. selling SO or 7Jc
OSTS-Paying 7jc. selling 70 TO 95c.
SHELL CORN-Paying $50
Ear CORN-Paying S1J0.
JIAtU TIA SkLB Pd!lug 81 per bu:
selling $3.50
CLOVER SEED--PayILX S72 bu.: sell
ing SO bu.
ALSYkE CLOYER-$2S.O0.
ALFALFA (MOntana grown $500
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-10-11
NITRATE OF SODA HELPS
WHEAT YIELD IN MIAMI

4 top dressing OF nitrate Of soda
and is per cent. acid phosphate ON
fertilizer plot on the farm of An
drew Birk in Miami county. Welded
six bushels more per acre than the
plot receiving acid phosphate alone.
The fertilizer was applied rather
late and IL Is probable that am the
phosphate was not made available.
County Agent H. Z. Ackersou sug-
gests.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-10-11
Try NEWS-TIMES Want Ads.
BAD BREATH
Caused by
kCili-St0mach

How can anyone with sour, gaesy
stomach. who is constantly belching. has
heartburn and suffers from indigestion have
anything but q bad bresth2 All OF these
stomach disorders mean just one thing -
Aeid-Stomaeh.
EATONIC, the wonderful new stomach
remedy IN pleasant tasting tablet form that
you eat Ike a bit of candy, brings quick
relief from these stomach miseries. EATOHIO
eweetens the breath because Il makes the
stomach sweet. cool and comfortable. Try IL
for that nasty taste, congested throat and
heady feeling" after too much smoking.
IL neglected, Aeid-Stomseh may cause you
a lot Of serious trouble. II leads TO nervous
ness. headaches. insomnia, melancholis, rheu-
matisn. sciatica, heart trouble. ulcer and
cancer OF the stomach. IL makes its millions
of victims weak and miserable, listless, lack
ing 10 energy, all tired out. It often brings
about chronic inv alidism. prem allure old age.
Q shortening of ones days.
You need the help that EATONIC can give
you II you are not feeling as strong aDc
well as you should. You viii be surprised
TO see how much better you will feel just as
soon es you begin taking this wonderful
stomach remedy. Get big so cent box from
your druggist today. He VIII return your
money II you are not satisfied
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-10-11
FARMERS SAVE MONEY.

Five dollars per ton was saved
on car of fertilizer bought
through a local dealer by members
of the BOgard township, Daviess
county. Farmers association. The
members unloaded the fertilizer
from the car, paid cash for 1t, and
the dealer was able TO handle the
goods on a small margin for this
reason.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-10-11

ter a toilet in the garage He locked
the door and left by the window.
Only a few minutes elapsed when
the sheriff. becoming suddenly sus-
picious. became aware that his
prisoner was no longer a prisoner
Whitehead made a clean getaway
and has not Yet been located. He
had worked as a barber IN South
Bend. Goshen and Elkhart
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-10-11
GRAIN AND FEED.

GRAIN AND FEED.
orr reted Daily ny o. ". Barren. STAR
M'Fs q, d~.rH~ ~
SHE'LL CORN-Paying $3.50
OATS-Paying 1Oc, selling o0c.
Rk \--Setlug s. 20 SundreG
MIDDLINGS-Se lliL.- $500 hundred.
CHOPPED FEED-Selling. 1915 per
WI
SCRATCH FEED-Selling S425 per
eWt
WHEAT-Paying S21e
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-10-11

For sale. automobiles. You select
the car. A small payment down, we
pay the balance you pay us back by
the month. Northwestern Finance
Co, 3O4 Citizens Bank Bldg. Tel
Lincoln 1865. 322S-tf
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-10-11

SoUDAN GRASS-S50 per hundred
WINTER OR HAIRY BETCH-S27 90
pei SdsneL
.>I'NFLOWE RS-25c 10.
S2SOOd 90.
BLUE GRASS-S4 30.
A.h IIE GIG -ER-5-oo 70 SIS
FFT gLuNEK-xISoo.
MAMMOTH CLOVER SIS &C $50.
ALFALFA-S22 % 20 $500 bu.
rtELD PEAS-S5.5O TO $3.50.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-10-11
WORKERS WILL MEET.

The annual conference OF county
agents. home demon
stration agents, farmers institute
speakers and workers in agricultur-
al extension will he held at Purdue
university the week Of oct. Is to II
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-10-11
EC-DS.

EEDS.
Corrected Daily ~ Warner Bros See
store. 226 =. Michigan SO.
COW PEAS-AJO to $40.
JAPANESE MILLEr-S3 to $3.50
RED CLON ER-$2S 20 S32.
TIMOTHY-S6.00 to $3.50.
SPELTS-S4 90 cwt.
RED TuP-{3O0
SOY BEANS-S5 to Sc
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-10-11
PRoDUCE MARKET.

Corrected today by the Brotherhood
grocery. 23O y. Naia ST.
BUTTER AND EGGS-Creamery but
ter. paying Csc pound. selling 10c pound !;
COUNTRY butter. paying 5Oc pound selling
Doc pound; eggs. paying 55c dozen, sell
ing Coz dozen
FRUI-3 AND observation-disclosures
California naval oranges, 6Qc per dozen:
Virginia potatoes. $500 bu.; new cab
bage, selling &c pound.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-10-11
LIVE STOCK

Corrected Daily BY Major Bros, 9. L.
Gan St. Mishaua1Es-l
HEAVf FAT STEERS-Fsir TO good
Ib61f1c: prime. 1Zd14c.
HOGS-i30G 80 lbs 121ac: 1JOd1t5
lbs. &c: 10000 lbs, l3i2c; 200 Up, 14c.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-10-11
AND MEATS.

Corrected Daily by J.mmies Market
les T. jefferson BlvrS
BEEF-Reast. 30d6Oc; boiling, roc.
LARD-Paying IS. selling 40.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-10-11
uTDEs AKIN rsrTow

HIDES AM TtLLOW-
Corrected today by ;. w. LipPman. gle
-. Main ST.
Hides. 2Jd30c calfskins, 30G60c.
Rendered tallOw. 50Tc III: beeswax
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-10-11

This photograph of President Wilson depicts
clearly the lines of strain produced by his
over-wrought condition. 1t is reproduced in
rich tones of rotogravure. Size OK IA inches.
Every American will want this historic photo
graph. Get it with tomOnow'S Chicago Sunday
Tribune. Order your Chicago Sunday Tribune
today from your newsdealer The edition is
limited.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-10-11

Tomorrow, The Chicago Sunday Tribune will
present in rotogravure the latest photograph
of President WilSon-an intimate study of
the nations chief executive taken at San Fran
cisco shortly before his nervous breakdown.
Worn by months of overwork and mental
strain, President Wilson was forced to abandon
his nationwide tour in behalf of the peace
treaty and League of Nations.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-10-11

000@ Blue Ribbon Short Stories A Hb yo reading IRs sbe
Written especially The Chicago Tribune Never before published fiction
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-03-07
Div Rheumatismen
I'd al Deres System

- $500
Uanset hvor l1nge og slemt De bar We
rel plaget med Rheumatsme-ensen Deres
Lidelse er G;gt, Lzndevzrk. Stivhed, Vcr.
ken: eller .HEvelse i Leddene, Smme Musk.
er, eller hviiken som helst anden Form 1T
l,heunatisme - De kan inde behagelig
Lindring we'd a benytte DR.. Whiteha'l's
Rheumatic Remedy.
De,,e yPper,ig. Legemiddel gaar direkte
ii. Roden # Dere, Lidelse og ~fierner Aarsa-
gen. Det .tandser Uroen. liadrer Smerten
.oe tager Hxvelsen % Stivheden I'D At Led
.tene, fosdi detoplsser Urinsyren OK andre
-Aaejringer hurtigese. end de kansunle sig.
.og srtter samtidig :systemeti Stand Ill At
.modstaa nye Angreb.
DR.. Whitehall's Rheumatic Remedy
fremmer Sundheden. Diets Rekord korgun-
:stiKe Resuttater strekkersig over mango
Aar, or Diet har hiulpet Tuseader If rheu-
matisk lidende. Dette Middel faas paa ale
Appetizer for kun Sic pr. Pakks, og en-
liver, der lider af Rheumatisme i en- elier
andea. Form. kan-hurtig blive denne PLACE
kyit we'd en- kort Rehan Hing med samme.
Skriv efter fri Prove ! Dag.
The Or. whitehall H-grimlns Co.,
South Bend, lnd.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-03-07
Ghtrapn.
9anias MISUNDERSTANDING.

Ser blep bolot Mpoe a11gaoenoc
oe'rne Sag iioite Torsooa Nftcn i
9a11ia Snll, bbortil CIT Gel pl6re
Meolemmer bar fpmmen tiliteoe og
ell ltor Soriam1iag al urge Wenne-
fer. Otter at DaniaS 4omite bao6e
forflaret 5ormoalet meo Joreningen,
bleb Ser hsfllteret oln 5pprgsmaa=
ld, bpilfct { iultere6e l. at uGania
Do11ng Neoplc 5ocictp" bleb oannet
mes 35 Nfeblen,,ner il,brullereoe. On
forelgbig Beiprelic palgtes og fom
til at beitoo al Gbas. Mpberg, Nrq1t=
bent, Mi5s slnna Mielien, 5efretar.
% $. 2cngebllicb, aasierer.
Ser neoiattes Ell 2op- % Srgonis
iotionsfomite. Oct bebtoges, at 11pe
Meolemmer, Der mel6es i11o i Marts
Waancb, bliper optag1e for 1 DoIz
lars Sn6ffl,6 % iumtioig bliperg bar.
ter Meolcmmcr at Soreningcn.
Com faa6an bar 0cll nbe Gorening
facet eli meget lobenbe 5tart, % set
bill neppc taae lrngc, fer 0en oofier
fig flor og iterf.
Naite Msoe boloes ioag, gorsoag
Ste Marts, i Gonias 2ofaIer, og bi
a'tmooer bore urge 2piere % 2p-
ierinoer ON at fon1me tiliteoe.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-03-07
fitlr Tom ben -5irtinlfe Ma6onno
11pn fiIhdrpnhp G%nnYpharn."

fitur Tom ben Sirtinife Mabonna
1neo ~tilbgren6e @nglebsrn."
Br,bltfu1n ber glemte imtblerti6, at
set Dor &arobi, % bernte berefter> og
BOG bar @ollerne | gooe 9nnber. De
tire &ongeroller 1t0fertes al Mlbert
Ma6ien, Mn6euien Sitter 90 @igmor
Neterfen. Mrtbur 2ar1eu optraa6te
1om 8iip Mialon, og &eter Sobnion
bar Ell. ioa beritabef Drabm1tbep6ing>
TOM tnnfes h1nbe. Stella M11bcrien
boz i%nbtagerbe 1ont Song 5bcnos
Dntter % oioroe l~tor1ne'r6e 2pfffte :ion1
Sfiolome. &iggo Mnberien bnr. 91,f=.
f1er. % bar TOM loaben &raHe meo
@erionalet flere @or1ge. Grin bar set
bele, ogfaa for De .Gpinenbes 8eas
fommen6e. 5nngene fit Ell 11iaobo11=
Zig gob l1bf6reGic. Gfer 8ordtilliuz
gen bar ser aorcert i. Meital1rotions-
1ofoIet al Moifs 9rfeiter:
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-03-07
Rartttr.
9anias Sbcater.

@ben6, 2na16 og Bal6emor> eller
Slaget poa @rotbe &e6e, gif -obe-:
Scenen / Dnria for ful6t S11s iiolte
,@gn6og Mfte11, men bil6e babe fl1n=
bet be6re Go%rltaoelie l,n6er Titelen
"@ag &rlisierne", for BET bar mere
cit @%e1leralprebe, iom Gorfatteren
Der ift16re6e, enb en- beritabeI Sore
FILLING. 8aa SSl16ltuoeringen bar Ser
lite noget at l1biptte % beller life
paa Maffer og Drogter. Silt / sen
:@etni1,g par ful6en6t, mel1 Buplifun,
bar lite me6. Ser bar faa / @olen:
iom forfto6 Boro6ien e1ler set burr
leffe / ben &ome6ie, Der Mften efter
&ften / Ell beI Seion latte Sc eIaoe
&i%ebenbabnere / ipru6len6e &1tm6r.
Saaleoes ifreb u9agbla6et" efter
Stpfffets fprite Spfgrelie paa Nprrc-
Bros Tbeater::
rs @be1r6, an1,b og 8al6en1ar bor
Ebeatret fiifffert facet en- great ST.
traction for lange Ei6er.. @tpffet er
Ell 8aro6i % tet1fes lr0fert poa 2pg-
iter Ehedter al Get b%ergmmeIige Bi-
perffe 5fueipinerie1itob. Sorlore1l
8atbos og pripat l1%nherhol6ning CT
Be parootife Mi61er, Sorfotteren bir-
ter meb, men i6e grelIe1te fon1iife CT
,fefter benteS bog fra 6en l1oitnreIie,
ct tarbeGigt Brobinsfelifab te11fes al
flinre itille paa 8enel,e / en- lille 8p.
Saalebes mao 2bgft6r 2igfnsies %
.2egit6r @angforentngs Bonnere
fungere / Sbenbs og @oloemars see,
re. Selbe S9rene repr9ienteres al
8opfoloater, Ser mart optrqber uns
Der ben enc, .inart UNDER sen arr6e1,
Snrf6rers 8ommon6o. SITE n1in6It
2pffe gier bet originate Mrrange,
,nert me6 4rltb 2abaros aa1s6 ! so
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-03-07
Set i Gamia.

Dnt1tos marcbtng Club, Der ltifte-
beB I @nIe6ning at Goreninaens so
MnrB Sl1bil1um 19f7, boI6t 5tiftel-
forte Greoog aften, / bbilfe,,
ca. Is @m tog Del. Soften fan6t
Sen lille Gal % efter enot
Sallesipisnia,g fa16t Galerne @1ag i
@1ag. @iMo 9on1en bar Dr6itprer,
Rlubbens Sorman6, MrelBiquor6>
bbo BeIfommen. 2gitnont g. 8.
bol6t Telttolen og motipere6e
alubbens Dpfom1t % Gormaal. &ap=
tain @briitenien og Mlbert Ma6ie11
bat6e ogiaa~ Sr6et. YouI 5trpm, ct
aff 6oreningens Meblemmer; 6er.bor
@oloati6ranfrigs og Hge batbe. unaet
6a @%aabenboilen b1eb erfre,
ret, forta1tc gan1fe interesiant ON
6orbol6ene 6erobre % 6belebe larliq
beo Den oaarlige Bebon6ling, De an1ez
rifanife @olbnter fif poa Operreile,1
/ engelffe Sfibe % brittle arigs,
1eire, fer oe en6eltg Tom ODER til
Sranfrig, bbor alt nor @ple. Silent
reiien bertmo6, paa amerifonife @fi=
be, bar e, Eel Set @ammea1ligning
og Mo6tagelien / Mmerifn ligele6es.
Otter emit @onfet bar 6er T11ttet BAL
til Muiif at &lubbens Srompeter;
teen beftoo at @iggo Mnoer{en, Sans
&ocb % @iggo Sboie.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-03-07
'5mntioiQ CT Sc ittctit a%rbeioe1,oc
Tor ,.6ct ieoerale Mmc,bemcM"

|Su1ltf101a CT &c UtIcltlt QrDe1OeToe
|ior ,.bct ieoerale Enlightenment.
Noalc al1ore (ligeiao opatiae, pa.l1t
intcrcsiereoc S.cn,mnrctsfpi,6cr)
tpufcr fla cit lcttcre Sci. SC flyer:
.Den isoernlc Seir er naiten Dtrnoct.
Ga fan 2egiSlaturen / Staterne let
Etaofultc lratifp") oc' fsocralc
seir; lao os 6erfor life hnptte
Stctsomcahcuncntet, % life 0tpe MI@
@|pirrc[Icu gjelmcm bette ! Voltcts
i&nuoer. Gor bulf, bber Mono, Ion
Iiffc ofgiper %firrStenmc, tqlle5 imoo.
|9filifoen CT altfor flor, % arbeioct
mc6 So1fet element 5totsamenoe=
n1entet er tangt % befpprli9A. Dcnnc
%lcttcre Metobe beres meact politi|t
lmort ub;; n,e, 6c,1 CT i fin opbelte
Monb CIT Vfetobe, iom laoer Soft TO-
pe, foroi set CT ioaoant tl,ngt 2pft
lat arbcioc mes Waslen. Dennc Dtc-
jtooe Iooer Holitiferne grejc Soaeal
Ga for at op,1ua Bette n1aa 6iSle
ani,oer gjprc "cn notwithstanding" ::
|Icm albelcs lite lmo9er Set Yoti,
|iom bill frclnne 5tatSamcnocmc11tet.
|Gc moa vbcbe" Seuotorerne poo
(@apitoltct i ct. Saul on at MOB
Hectic iig" Stotsamer16ementd; for
|el(ers pilbe 10 &ogucn 1laa No!@
fcts forliac Miaiprel|e / ncofomme,l=
|oc Stot.
Mcn Statsomel.bemcntS : 8artiet
pnifcr netop principmesiin / bercS
Mrhejos,netooc, at NfAierellen lfal
noo Solicit. Sc hor Iill:6 til 6olfct
log pil gipc Solicit oenne Chance til
oanoeIig llobiflin9. 0is1e 3pinoer
misliger / bpi @roo at beoe noNel,
rette1,fenoc Mauo al Senatct at
rmo6l9ttc lie" Stemmerctsamenoes
1nentct / bcres ege,1 Stot. De ,1cllsr,
at BET birfer forbtrren6e % gtper o.
reoftionnrc Baobcn ihGn6e intoo Saz
gen / 6ens @elbe0, i6ct 6isie oa for
fgc: v2pinoerne ie1p be6er os 10 at
mo61pttc os oereS 5tdtSomenoez
ment." Mnorc peo hberfeu 1,o eller
in6, noor apinber beber 5cnotorcrl1e
at moo{Gtte# fig beres e9t StatS-
advertisement. SO mango tror fat1fc,
at nj, bbr maj, btit life babe @pinoc-
%itemmeret i set beletaget.
Observation-Disclosures artiet suffer,
lat Sagen ifoI life les pao Blot Tom
~en politilf manebre", men lom ct
0pbragelies1pprgsmool at ltor Be-
%tponing, beb bpilfet GoH bftber
ip1,rgt o. bufffet til @fterta',fe. og
bbor -beller ingen 5enator lfai an
MODES ON at umo01Gtte fig" 0bin=
berries eget 5tatSomen6ement:
Sen lfnnbinabilfe Stemmeretsfor=
ening er CT al bent Iom lomnen
mes a116re misunderstanding pn=
ifer S~totSamenoementet fremimet |
Minne1otn, paa fannie Gi6 iom BEN
barmt un6critetter oct feoerdle
ENHANCEMENT.
Ger or ogiaa for Si6en ct Sorilag
Hoppe i 2egislaturen for @bi,6ers
Deltaeelic / &rnii6entpolg, iom lelu
fslgelig ftettes al ollie.
@elen 5toriobanu Gailsrnb.
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Np Gfoleoireftpr.

Gen &nn1lnis liol1 poo 8 Weolenl-
mer, Der bar ne6lat for at fin6e Ell
M 9ireft6r for 8pens 6foletuien,
Ear onbefalct 81. 6. 6. Gbo6lep, Ser
1taar / 5piole11 for Getroits Sfoler,
til 5tillinger me6 Ell Gage al 49,
900 9ollars, og bar in6itinet Sen
f1naerenbc Direfter, Heter q. Morz
.tenien, til 8oltel1 iom 8ice6ireft6r
me6 10000 Collars ON Moret. Sal
get bor paft Torba1felle / olle 5afole=
treble / 8pen, ga ST. Mortenlen bar
.beflG6t @n1bebet mes u%oln1inoelig
.Dpgtigbeo. Men 5foleroaoets Tor=
man6, Sacob 2oab, Ser Ell life laoliot
cit 7hftator, fa,, life fao fin @il<
lie meb ST. Morten{el1, Ser fife be-
.fatter iig mco Eolitif, oa bcrfor moa
ban pige Blooien for eli mere 6oci1
@mbe6snnno. Saaleoes gaor Mpq-
ter11e, og 81. g. 6. @emmenler> Dor
energilfe' 2on6Smano / S%foleraa6et,
erflGrer ba ogIaa, at Ser bill blibe CIT
aan1p ONT 8elettelien al Noltcn, og
at ST. Mortenien life laa6an lt6el1
bioere ber inttes u6 al Spillet. Set
|iDncS oaiaa mGrfpnroigt, at 60
gen ifal forbpies meo belle 5000 Col
lars, 11aar 2Grerne % 2prerinberne,
|bDorof rogle life bar mere eno $775
] GARLIC 2pn, forgiGbeS bar fnmpet
for at faa ct Gillag / @nge,1.
ST.. Meftenie11 bar i,lotaget en-
meaet positp, men beiten1t @tilling
un6er Stri6en, men erflerer BOG
|Spmpati for De oaarliet lpn1eoe
Rn6agoger Of mener, at Direftgrens
mtberenbe Gage er mere ems flor
NOT.
Set biloe bore enifeligt, baooe for
|SfatteDberne fon1 for Sfoleb9rnene,
ON oct politiife &m1oeitgberi / $50.
leraaoef maatte fao Ell gnoe, iaa at
ell iaa 6pgtig Mon6 iom &r. Mor-
tenien lite: blep ofret. Mel, ,,aar mon,
ben Sill fommer?
- strio efter 9i,snenn,,im
lnf kSffp NInh
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-03-07

rEG har nogle faa velopdyrkede
Farme til Salg j Diet ber@mte
Mouse River Loop Land. i Bot
!. tineau Co., N. Oak. Disse Farme
III or allie under Kultivation og !
Narheden af en- god By. Dyb
mprk Muldjord. For n@rmere OPP
Fysninger tilskriv
J. 6. Walstad. Lansford. N. Oak.
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9annebrogsfeit.

6ereningen Duuia bar beorbret
fin l1n6erboIoningsfomit til at ar
rotrgere en- Donnebrogsfeit / cit eller
an6en @orf @enoag SEN Is. ssuni,
men BET ct Menirge11 at gao &aano
/ 9onno me6 @ro6erlogen, for at bes
lie Bpens bunffe 8efolfuing fdn lluttc
fg HI.
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TIL Salg. & s s$;E; :: Is s :; g.; g. ]
kota. Nogle az dem kan forpagtes
hvis vi like splger dem.
M. T. WOODS,
MoBRIDGE. S. DAKOTA.