davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-09-15

No Sc puede negar que ESQ que IA
rente designa con Ell nombre un po-
co c~alicano de 81 pliegue proteSloHG!
eierce decisiva Influenza en- Ell Sc
nor don Leopoldc Batres, ar1ueolo-
90 mexicano muy distinguido. Por
mas u la o!eaGa que ahora arrolla
cast TODD en- la Republica 10 haya pri-
vado del titulo de anticuarlo oflclal,
eI senor Batres sigue aferrado q
ideas V We en- toda piedra IN
Golp,en o un totem, o un idolo o un
adorno de temple: en- TODD terreno
inculto, IN cu o TN adoratorio, y en-
TODD cadaver IN Iuuerto tan dIfunto
como los flnados Xoiotl o NcStecun-
coma ~Iihuicamlna.
Ash Sc explica que Ell n Ba-
tres, cor Ia mejor ~intencion del nun
do haya propuesto la t~raslaclon de
los restos del senoc General don Por-
firio Diaz del sitio en- que descan-
san en- Paris. : Ia ciudad de AeNlco,
capital de- pals que tan grande sUpo
EaCer aQuSI gd~LtoSa-
FL senior Batres SURE una Illusion
al Greer cue Ia ~prescncia de unoS res
tos inanimados pasaria sin eXtrane-
"a de las geutes & 10 traeria per-
turbaciones al desorden pubtco rel
mantle en- nuestra TERRA. Recuerde
que q Cid gano batailas despues de
muerSo Y que don Felipe el Hcrneoso
anduvo mas leguas cadaver que vlvo.
Ouien sabe 81 10 que no Guiso o no
pudo hacer 81 General Diaz aquel
ve-g5nzosa - lie mayo de 1911 10
hicieran ahora Sus cenlZaS veneran-
das Y Sc Vera que influia mas en- Ia
vida nacional Y en- ell curse de Ia
polItica mexicana que cuando estaoa
imperando en- elias.
I'm naturalista frances. Hennique,
amos ha ia historic de una
viuda que Sc muestra amante del nue.
20 marido, pero que en- cuenIo We las
cenizas del difun.o Sc determine a
matar al successor. NO Sc eXpondria
81 nuavo ' ~desapoierado heredero de
don Porfirio en- l. Presidential a ST.
fir una suerte parecida? Para q ma
voria de los mexicanos Paris esta tan
distante como ell cielo-.quiZ2S mas,
Dues appearances er n M~iser!cordla de
dos V los me-itos de So HIio que
muchos mexicanos de los que ahora
viven cozaran de Ia BienaveEtUran-
"a eterna, sobre :odo 81 han alcGn-
zado el tempo que va c~orrlenGo.
mientras que a Paris no ira IL mayor
parte de ellos-por ESQ miriam q! &C.
rCral Djaz n Ii distancla Q;e
mirarian IN mito. mientraS que
cuando sepan que esta a 81
vera, en- eI monumento que
no dejara de consagrarle Ia graft
tud nacional Y q Cuya erection no Sc
podria opener alma nac.1a sin ries-
90 de pasaA por mas barbara e IN
civil que IN ca~rrancista. o siquier
en- Ia mas humilde tumba del mas
arrumbado de nuestros cementerios
de barrio, el public - dejaria de
considerable tan e~Xisteate Y tan I'M
perante como cuando dictaba 6rde-
res desde ell Palacio Nacional.
Y para prueba de que nc falto
2 Ia verdad quiero aqui traer a cuen-
to algo cue de SECURE el actual jefe
de Il faccl6n reinante ignora. Los
Borbones que Sc slcedieron en- el tro-
no de Francia q contar de mil ocho-
cientos ounce suprimieron ell culto
y hasta Ia memorial de Napoleon.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-09-15
cludauanOS. en- Ct eNlIlO.
Carlos GARCIA HlDALGO.

La crisis terrible de Ia situaci6n
nacional Sc aproxima a pasos agI-
g~antados. La amenaza de Ina posi-
bic intervention armada en- nuestro
suelo patrio, Sc cierne sobre el no.
rizonte p~olitico nacional. l~eSionando
grave e irreparahlemente 10 que de-
be estar por encma de todos nues-
tros por encima de todas
nuestras pasiones e intereses persO-
males.
Parece muerta la conSciencia ma
cional Y POGO PRACTICE Sc hace para
preyerir o dismjauir tan graves
augurios.
Pronto, muy pronto Sc eNigira I'M
perativamente. a quIeneS Management
hoy Ia ccsa publica en- MEXICO. que
cesen Ia lucha Y los atropellos . las
vidas e intereseS de los extranjeros,
V que MEXIC0 sea encarrilado for
malmente. de nuevo. en- Ia via del
orden, para que pueda ser conside-
rado, como en- auteS. digno miembro
del concerto civilizaGo mundial.
Sc conminara 4 MEXICO para que
ponga breve remedio, Y fin 4 la ca
dena interminable dc t~rastornoS de
TODD orden. bajo Ia amenaza clara o
embozada de intervention por fuerza.
No debemoS Greer, como afirman
aicunos de nuest-os pseudos-po,iticos
utopistas. que no habra Intervention
,srnada, pues 81 bien cS nctorio que
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-09-15
ST.. Director de la Prensa'
D. Ignacio, f. Lozano
San Antonio, Texas.

San Antonio, IeN2S.
De acuerdo con Ia plataforma ma
cioral. cue es nervio Y Fundamental
dc Ia vida periodlstica dc su patrio-
tea publication. : Ia cual. en5re O.
tros mobiles objetivos, persigue n
union de los desterrados mexicanoS,
en- IN block que tenga personaiidad
eficiente Y bastante para ser DIDO
cuando Sc trata der ~porEenir de
Mexico. me permito enviar a I'd. pa
IA que 81 a bien 10 tiene Sc sirva
honrarme haciendola publica. Ia ST.
guiente exposition que en- relacion
con reciente exci:ativa. deseo hacer
Ilegar al fondo del alma Y de la
conciencia d-esorientadas de nuestros
ciudadanos. en- ell eXilio.
Carlos GARCIA HIDALGO.
The Wisconsin weekly blade. [volume] (Madison, Wis.) 1916-1925, 1919-10-16
True Hardness,

Edmund Burke said: taking the
whole view of life ii is more safe u
live under the Jurisdiction Of severe
and steady reason than under the EN-
pire of indulgent but capricious fash
ion" 1t is not likely that Burke's
doctrine Is much followed in these
days of excitement and pleasure.
There is strong revolt against "se-
we're and steady reason" whenever
one looks about him. Pleasure seems
to be the dominant side in all the
activities which one encounters. Hap
pineSs is not understood and really
1t is the only good. A man who is not
happy has gone astray; he is not re-
llgious, nor educated. nor patriotic,
nor helpful to society. His body is
taking long journey and leaving b's
soul behind. A world of materialisr
does not understand this. There Is
much regret behind our sensual Joys.
Burke understood this better than we
do. Lives are better built on the idea
he expresses.-Ohio State Journal.
The Wisconsin weekly blade. [volume] (Madison, Wis.) 1916-1925, 1919-10-16
ADMITS He WAS "JUST LOST"
Altogether Too Good One
TO Be Kept.

For Is years George I. King has
driven the Nashville Helmsburg hack
line, and Is known as the Abe Martin
driver by every person who has Wis
tied Nashville. He has met both
morning and afternoon trains at
Helmsburg almost every day. and has
every stone and bad place in the road
definitely in his mind.
Recently, so friends of Mr.. King
say, he and a hackfm Of passengers
were lost within half mile of Nash
vile. and he was two hours late when
he arrived in town. One OF the pas
sengers told the story on the driver
after he had found out that Mr.. King
was not going to tell why he was late.
When near town he drove across
Owl creek to let one of the passengers
cut. and instead of turning around he
turned the horses only half way. and
then drove into a 40-acre cornfield.
One of the women passengers. hearing
the cOrnstalks popping, asked Mr..
King when they would get back on
the road. He did not answer, but
kept driving around and around in the
cOrnfield. After few minutes she
asked him where they were He
replied. ''be d--n f know" The pas
sengers. all strangers. became alarmed
and, after calling for help, a young
farmer appeared and showed the
driver how tn get out of the cornfield
and on the pike.
After the story had become known
Mr.. King said that he had two dash
lanterns on the hack and was just
lost.--Indianapolis News.
The Wisconsin weekly blade. [volume] (Madison, Wis.) 1916-1925, 1919-10-16

MEMBER NATIONAL NEGRO PRESS ASSOCIATION
The Wisconsin weekly blade. [volume] (Madison, Wis.) 1916-1925, 1919-10-16

THEY ASK NO FAVORS BECAUSE THEY
ARE NEGROES, But ONLY FOR JUSTICE,
BECAUSE THEY ARE MEN.--Foraker
The Wisconsin weekly blade. [volume] (Madison, Wis.) 1916-1925, 1919-10-16
THE UNEMPLOYED.

Tell me not in hopeful ditties
That there are no idle men,
For the cry from all the cities
Proves you've lied and lied again.
Need is real Men are earnest
Hunting work the country through.
But the prewar times returneth,
And they find no work to do.
No enjoyment--Only sorrow,
For poor families in distress,
How they'll get a meal tomorrow
None would even dare to guess
Debts are large and cash is fleeting,
And our hearts once light and gay.
The Wisconsin weekly blade. [volume] (Madison, Wis.) 1916-1925, 1919-10-16
SCISSoRED THOUGHTS.
dallas Express.)

dallas Express.)
Lest forget, all white men not our enemies.
Some friends Let by deeds cultivate the friend
ship of the element which believes in just laws and their
enforcement without fear favor AS for the other whites
stay far from them should stay from his
enemy
The Wisconsin weekly blade. [volume] (Madison, Wis.) 1916-1925, 1919-10-16

The strike of Boston policemen is truly the last word
in strikes To permit their reinstatement under con-
dton is admit a weaknessl becomes great munic-
ipality
The Wisconsin weekly blade. [volume] (Madison, Wis.) 1916-1925, 1919-10-16
New York WORLDLY

New York WORLDLY
There be no settlement of any Issue of the race
question until the Negro like every other in this
country shall have his day in
The Wisconsin weekly blade. [volume] (Madison, Wis.) 1916-1925, 1919-10-16

Long immunity from punishment for mob violence
colored people WILL in time, create contempt for
the law in dealing with whites
The Wisconsin weekly blade. [volume] (Madison, Wis.) 1916-1925, 1919-10-16

young Milwaukeeans, returned soldiers, await
ing trial for criminal assault young girls which
the newspapers call arocous in local history
The Wisconsin weekly blade. [volume] (Madison, Wis.) 1916-1925, 1919-10-16

Now like courthouse bells are beating
For the sheriff's auction day.
In the worlds broad field of battle.
In this hot commercial hell,
Poor folks are helpless chattel
That the rich may buy and sell.
Trust no pluto, however winning,
His fair promises may sound,
He'll be nice at the beginning
Just to get you gagged and bound. IN
Lives of rich men all remind us
That we poor men made it all,
Forging chains of wealth to bind us.
While at Mammon's feet we crawl.
Crawling that perhaps another,
Who may vote few years hence,
Some forlorn and soupfed brother,
Seeing us, shall learn some sense.
Anonymous
The Wisconsin weekly blade. [volume] (Madison, Wis.) 1916-1925, 1919-10-16

No woman can hope to survive the reputation upon
which some thrive
The Wisconsin weekly blade. [volume] (Madison, Wis.) 1916-1925, 1919-10-16
5LADELETs.

Justice is frequently mot at home" when con
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-10-31
Gn 1npitif Mffere.

Gn mpitiif og ubpggelig Mffare
beifiGftiger i 6;s}e Gage 5inoene i
|Mren6ol. G,1 Mre116ols6me, gift
me6 Ell 5tprmu1,6 fra @pe11, CT.
lporlet forlpu1,0et. Sum if111bc
|bia &rttiania og Bergen rejie til
England for at belege fin Ma11o og
ff1,loe gisre @ei}en iomlne1t me6 en-
an6erl OGn1e, Ell &aptajns 6r11e.
fra @orpcn, Iom bun 1f1,16e treffe /
@riitiano. Da bun bar fommet til
&r1tionia, mo6tog be1l6es paarere,r-
6e i Mren6al ct 8rebfort ira be1l-
oe, bpori bun me66eler, at bum bar
truffet 8aptainsfrlen, 1om bun life
|tiurote fra fgr. Se11ere ct set imio=
(ertio bragt pao set rene, at set
life er ben rette Game, bum bar
t%ruffet, og ii6en bar man intet bprt.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-10-31
Sabjetlaehe z Afferen.

Mlle Mftitpffcr / Sen ubpgaeligt
Mor6proces / 5tocfbolm, lo1n hi
tioligere far omto1t, CT I'LL fra Sp~
bageliespolttiet oberlcberet til OF
ientligbeoer,. 5ngen bep paabe-
epnot UNDER ubpre Eilltrdmning o9
11bgrt SpmGrt1ombeo fraASublifum&
@ibe. Mfterne af1prer CIT Worber-
bat16e al Sen melt ubpggel1ge @rt,
men trobs alt CT set life lpffebes
at nna thumbs / Sc Motiper, Ser
bar oifterct @anoe11 Sens frpgteligc
&on6linGer.. Wal1 mener BOG ct
bape fonitoteret, ait @a6jetlacbe er
cit almin6clig &obmoroer og Sbir0-
Ter al Stang, Scr pe6 @i9lp al fin
lttroltgc 5rGfbeo og bDpnotiife Gp=
tie bar foritaaet at foa formaaea16e
&jelpere / fit @olb. Saabi6t man
fan ifje11ne, bor ban roeluffenoe
pGret grebet al SEN Tm1fe at }tjGlr
olle oe Millioner> ser iful6e br1>ges
til ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS i @fanbi-
napen. Get CT laoleoes tppilf for
born, at ban / allie Eilfp16e> bbor
Scr bar pnret Gale ON ct Moro,
fbr5t bar forlpgt at loffe no al fine
Sire 6eres @i6en ON, bDor 8olihe=
Difpenge11c f11noe fin6cs.
Maoffe set oeIoa cr / 6et M,1leo.
mtw, at ban far o11pe11bt 2prtur
operfor Sc 1llpffelige Dire.
Scr bar nnret Sale ON, at 8ao-
ietlmbe life ct ben rtgtige @o6jct-
lacbe, at SEN r1ottge CT ifr6t unher
ct Gprer, oa at BEN folife bnr ltiao-
let hans Napirer. San bar benDt-
tct fig al SEN o16e1s Tapal bar op~
rettet SEN blo6i9e 2iga og / G3or~
|6emmets Gabn Ior ban facet bis1e
fo11qtilfe Me1melfer til at orbejb2
for fig.
Sc bar allei omnlen troet, at oc
arbeioeoe for at %gienoprette set
fal0a1e r1siiifc Hiec, neoens Sc i
&irfeligbeoen for arbejoet for at
|fploe 6o6jetlocbes pripote Tengc-
fasle. timber observation-disclosures pii
ban not,rligris iffc b9re Galc ON
noget iaa0ant. @an betragter set
ltabiat lom 2igoe1s 8npn, og Set
CT BAN, ser bele Giocn fprer Oroct.
Man CT e11oma f1rn peo Gogens &c.
g%n11oelie. Ser oil 1iffcrt lie mango
Seniationer % 6romatiife 0ptrin'
l1nber 6e fommcnoe Jorbgr.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-10-31
#sf % @ofolabe.

9tnpn,gerblabet "Stnpmngcrel"
fortalte for1e6e1,, at en- Stibsfsrer
batoe bnrct nebt til at af1nenitre
Is Man6, for6i Sc pilbe babe 8ei
meo 9@a o. Gbofola6e til 6rofolt
|bner Dag!
S MnIe6nn1g beraf anltiller 8la-
Oct iociaIiitiife &ollega Gen. lite
|Me" fplgenoe oberbepiienoe 8e-
tragtting:
"Mt Mrbc1oernje INT freezer Set
til at ipiie og brittle TOM andre
Menneifer og foritaor at ifaffe fig
9}oab til Oct, CT ganife rigtig ct
tppif - ct gla6eligt - Ei6ens
.Eeen. S%orargelien / pisie are6ic
er lite min6re !ppiif for oisfe."
81 peo life, ifriber "&5i6ens
'Gegn"> ON Braoets Me6ofter, ipi-
fer 8pf til Srofo1t; fam er / iao
1al6 Sen ene1te @e6aft6r / bort
'2anb, Iom gibr Oct. Den aft oDer<
peien6e Gel at Norges Befolfnin!;
'er gla6, ON ben fan faa ct @tpffe
@jeo til fin Mi6Na9 ct @or @mge /
ugen.
S~iltorie1 ct oesbnrre life tppilf
for, bpo6 Der ipiies / Dor &i6. Ser
imo6 er BEN b%etegnen6e for, bba6 Der
Il pis{e &re6|e fan lfrtpes / Moret
1919.
Set ct 1lemt nof for bent, lonl
life Fan begpr6e Gagen. 1t6en 8ef
% Gbofolabe.
Me1 bgrre n1aa oct bore, ~ill1tter
"E. e., for 6cn @eoaftbr> ion /
BartHanatisme er ne6t til at gjGre
Zig 7e1b til S6iot.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-10-31
Sibite MIC Sbc..

81 lG1te forle6en / "@ptebor9
og Si6fartsti6ni1g" Ell
Iom ct bero at l9gac
.nrfe til, for6i SEN / al fin @nfelt-
FEB hirfeli1 hctnoer ct Tremifriot
9en lpocr laalcbes:
l1ppilogen 8pr1opning
me1lan
Sm6lal1be11
&nrl $. 2sfoobl
ocb
Trgfel Wara 2ilje9ren,
@1166inge.
0ct oar oog ,,oget Sent. Mcn
man fon life nnate, at set fan babe
troftiife Goroele at opertere Opbn-
bcl|en at fin 6orlonelIe, ilpr bpis
man til at bcaW10c me6 for nrrct
iaa rforiiotig at M~fielotaibre Tor-
lopelie1. Mon unogaor poo Sen
Mna6e n1anae pinlige 5itr1ationer
on 5%pergsmoal ON, hnpr1oor man
'fal CITIES, booroot Sen glifcoe bar
Oct oIp.
Mc1 Set lnaa bel otter mcOfpre,
at man / Tren1tibeu fan ltpbe paa
Nnnoncer lom"Eaanp inoaanetTSor=
lopclci", ja moaife en6og "9efini-
tibt opbGbct Torlobelie". N11nonce=
Ipolter11e bar altib prrct lGlepgr-
hiac. Ior Tremtihen ni1 Sc bline
illlgt lneo 0raaoiqbe6 al Gomernc.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-10-31
2anosfampcn 9anmarf -Mprge.

2anosfampen i &riitianio s.. 81.
/ To6bolo mellcm Gonn1orf
og gforoe en6te mes Ell norlf Ger
pao 3 Maal moo 2. 5eiren biljteS
mco nniten e916eles S1>bel at Sc ca.
10000 Gafuere, og Moromenoenc
rcgrer fig INT for oen fere116e Soo-
bol6= Station pao &o11tne11tet.
@n fDnbig og mere fj@lig Tillflter
fur1oe BOG iffe l1n6gan at 1e, at set
6a,1lfe @o16 nar la1gt 1tnrfere en6
Set norife. Men Oct 6nnife Torlpor
fluoreoe nogle Gtange, %. 6rl1 6or=
tuna bqlbt trofalt meb Nor6mGn0e=
nc fra fprit til fi6lt.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-10-31
WISCONSIN.
BILES LAND CO., Durand, Wisconsin,

70 Acres Frankfort Township, Pepin County, Wisconsin,, 8 Mi,
fra Pepin, Wis, we'd c. B. & @. Banen. 2 Mil fra god Butik, 81 Nit
til shole og Knke. F1sde- og Postruter Telefon- Landet Iigger
Resten Gr@sgange og trebevokset, alt indhegnet med Woven Wire
for Faar og Swim. UdmRrket Lerjordbund i K9ver Distnktet, hvpr
der aldrig hr veret en- Misy@kst: God Xblehave Fen vare,s .
"Frame'-Hus l god Stand, sor ~tenkjRlder, ret god "Log'-Stald sor
nk til II stk; Kyeg, godt aehus, Granay 1924 Crane, Frame"
81 code, murede csterne med vand-F1ltrum. Paa' Grund at ODDS
Farm Minnesota at tise. Denne Farm er sat til e Prs, der eg
mindst 20 Of under varden. vii salge for $3.50. $4,000. kun-
tant, Resten til 6 pct.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-10-31
ubbanbringeu

Otter nctop fremfomne ohiciel(e
Opqaper n6pan6reoe ser / forrigc
Mar fra georgc til oberieiife 2ano2
iaIt 1926 Nor1fe. Selb om MAJ,
goar loa Iangt tilbage iom til @aret
1850 pes bpilten Sis og en6m /
flere Mor fre1nober u6ban6ringen !
operpeien6e Grab foregif pr. Cell
5fib, finoer man life / noget Nor
lao lille u%oban6ring iom i6or. Set
npit labelte Gal frembiier 4aret
1859 n,co omfrtng 400 l1oban=
orere. S be 1t61te 80 a 40 Mar fsr
&riqan bar lloban6ri1tgen min6lt /
1897, ne1nlig 1869 Berioner; Ser
efter egcoe 6c11 raift til Maret 1908,
ga ser 1toba1,orebe 26,784 Berfo1ter
- set itsrite antal I no9et Mor
bi6in6til.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-10-31
2ise hlpas.

Snfelen: Seq tror nof, at jea
6erne Sang life itoor set igienncm,
men for set Eilfploes Sfplo, at icu
ifl1loe gaa bort, bar jog tenft poo
big / NIT Te1tamente!"
Ncpec1: "Euiino 9af, Onfel, ica
bar min1mbten beller olorig bnret
/ Iaaoon Eengeforlegenbe6 lom net
op mi"
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-10-31
$ivs, .~merlsiuIde leder
OF stikkeade Smerter.
Rheumatisk Lidende finder stor
Lindring efter Brugen at den
velkieudte Dr.. Whitehalls
Rheumatic Remedy.

Lindring efter Brugen at den
velkieudte Dr.. Whitehall's
Rheumatic Remedy.
STAINS Brugen At Linlmenter,
Olier, Salver. Plastre og andre saa-
kahte Cures" for Rheumatisme'
er Diet Rad, SON 1ndianas vel
kjendte Specialist i Rheumatisme.
DR.. Whitehall gdver. Modarbejd
Deres Svagheder paa den rette
Made - den sikre Made: bort
fern Aarsagen og symptomerne.
Smerter, Pine, HRvelse og Stivhed,
vii forsvinde. Og derefter kan De
kaste bort Dares Stok eller Krykker.
DR.. Whitehall af South Bend,
Ind, har given til rheumatisk Lii
dende sin fortrinlige RECEIPT for
denne rationale Lidalse, og j IS
Aar har DR.. Whitehalls Remedy
vaeret Standard. Tusinder af Mem
nesker h@vder, at dette Middel
lindrede deres Smerter og Pine, tog
6mheden og Hmvslsen I'D af Musk
lerne, smidiggjorde stive Leder ng
frigjorde dem fra Lidelser.
DR.. Whitehal1's Rheumatic Re-
medy sRlges af allie Apotekere til
soc pr. Pakke, og enhver, der hder,
skulde like tabe nogen It'd til at
drage Fordel at denne store Anled-
ming til at banlyse Pine, Smerter
og Stivhed.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-10-31
enestaaende Anledning til
at kj6be en- Farm j
nordlige Minnesota.

1000 Acres at tildels improved" og
helt improved" Farm, god Beliggen-
he'd, SH Mil til code Markeder, alt at
$40 Acres er indhegnet til Faar og
Kv1g, vandet we'd ct Vandleb fluid at
Fisk, 40 Acres Ager. 100 Acres Eng,
der giver 200 Tons godt Ho.< Godt
Hus, SAINT Stald og andre Bygninger.
Til $35. pr. Acre. $4,000. kan kjsbe,
Resten paa lette Vilkaar. Skriv til
FRANK P. AORNEAU,
Ailaca, Mimi.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-10-31

Har 6 code 80 Acres og adsktllige
100 Acres Farme. Enkelte med per-
sonlig Ejendom. God Jordbund og
code Bygninger. Priser fra $50.
til 800. pr. Acre. For narmere
Oplysninger skriv paa Engelsk til
Appleby & Clanton, She'll Lake, Wis.
Dndnu bedre: Kom selv og sc.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-10-31
.Nnrgr.
"@tprae @albington" paa 2Nittar.

"&toree @%aibinston" paa 2pittnr.
Da, %. Sept. forlo6 Greo. 81
IenS prngtigc Motoritib George
@aibington" @riitiania $apn for
pia @rebif at qaa ! M,1te til 6un
i Observation-Disclosures.
George @%aib11eton" CT bpgget |
&iebenbabn for ire Mar ft6en 90
ben ltolte Sfuoe5 ltn11te @bef er
Sbcu'ie.
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0e nprife EinauIer.

SRA arilttonic te1cgroferes o9l
12te Off,, at oen finoniielle 5it11a-
ton / Norge er meget oaarlig. Sic
%gieringens &ontn / TorgeS 8o1f er
opertr1tffet 100000 @roner, BE-
rettes 6er. Megjeringen bar for
1pgt at foa optoget ct 2onn / eng
Lamb, n1e>1 Set mislpffeDes. Mu for
iggcr bert at foo rejlt ct 2oan paa
15O>00O,O0O &roa1er / Mnterifa.
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lSaa @rnnb at Streifcn.

Sc borgerliae @lobc I Bergen far
~ltartet en GeueSabis, Iom .bprer
Nopnet "@ergen5fe 8looe". 0e1t re-
bigeres al cit Me6oftionsfomtte me6
Mboftpr95orbabl=SlIm 1om ami bar
boberl6e Me6ofter. 8labet trDffes /
"@ulo &tben6e" og oil u6fomme lao
[p11ge Streifen porer.
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24O Acres Korn og Kreatur Farm.

BeIEgende we'd Yellow Stone Trail, ~ Mi fra Cadou og 8 Nj! fra Chippewa Fans. /
Mil til nork Kike. Ca $50 A. jsvn son, sandig lord, ca. so A. bSlgefmmigt Lex
jud. Ca. 100 A. under Dyrkning, ReMen Tsmner oe Grassland med Valid. To-
Etages Hus, 8 Vsrher. Sld med Hshus o. Ae andre Bygnineer 8 Heae, 4 3-Aas
Kvier, 6 Aas Kale. Tyr, 10 Faar og Is Gne, Hons, ct. medbNger. Endwders
Farmrdskaber og Maskiner. Al Al, der hndes pa Fa1men paa salgsdsgen Ell INDIE
fatet. For nernee Opysninger skv til p. q. loFFLER. CHIPPEWA FALLS, ~ls
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Som / ct 3arabis.

Sprten pau ct 8a0ebutel Nd Sic
itcn, Ser lice bar betalt fit &ea-
1it1g): "Spnes Sc life, at Sc bor
lepet ber lon / ct belt lille Bara-
@jaiten: Oct fa11 man 10 go6t
iige. Seq aaar / bpert Salo n6ge11
Derfro."
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TIL ellc 40 Acres Land, Butkbygning, Hote, Stald og S1o,
- o"L"' Foderm9le og Smedie: fortrnGgt Stenbrud; eneste Butf
en- lille BY paa Oh, Mil & ST. P: Jsrnbanelinjen; St OK Yard.
ypperlig LejGghed for Mand ned lille Kaptal. ogs;a 1o25Acre
Farm, temmeig code Bygnnger; IS Acres under Plov Resten Gras-
ming og Tanner; lebcnde Wand; sort Muldjord med Lr Underlag;
II M@lkekeer, 6 Stykkcr Ungkv#g, brugeige Avlredskaber; ID Mi
til Skole; 5 Mil til Mejeri og Jernbanestation.
Martin Fhadoes> Menomone, Wis.
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5000 Acres at bedste Hardwood
Cutover Land i nordlige Wisconsin.

Granser til Brentwood, Washburn
co. 80 Acres, $50 Acres og st6rre.
SIS. til $40. pr. Acre. Disse Priser
vii kun ware en- kort It'd. Andet
Land i samme Territorium salges
fra $40. I'll SIS. hejere pr. Acre.
Hvis De tanker paa at kjsbe HEM
eller an|bringe Penge, vii det betale
sig at skrive til w. e. Twetten,
Citizens State Bank, Brentwood, Wis.
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st &binoehiem.

Norlfe &oin6ers G%oto1ofbol0S-
foru1ine bar fiebt "Baarfi" pea
SSyeleen peo Mols for 10000 ST.. til
Silent for fpi>16elige Mnobolilter.
@elTobets 6orman6, Gru Snga
@oslc, bol6t Sn6bieliestalen beo
Sjemmets bpjtiteligc 4abning .
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silbeialaet til Gpiflanb.

OF3oe1"'3e3 ~TT*
5om n1a,, pI erin6re, }olgte Ben
norife @tat ! 6oraaret $50 a 80O,.
900 Tpnoer Clio til GpIflan6 for
omfring As MilIioner ST. @amti:
6ig Scot for onrfr. 35 Millioner &r.
S bisle Sage ct Torta11oltnger ON
ct MT Sil6elolg til Epiflan6 afilnt-
tct. Set QieIter ITO a 10000
Ten6er, pafer1tlig @tor= og Gam'
fits. Set er Statens bcle r~eiteren.
oe @eboloning al Tanglten for
1918.
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A, ryddet, Grasgang. Resten bevokset med faa Buske. Landet ngger
godt Beboelseghus,. n rummeIg stald med Kjaldn, Br@ndeskur,
MI til Mejeri og By. We'd Postrute og F1ederute. Pis $1,000
$4,000 kontant, Resten til 5 pct. Paa Vlkaar, der passer Kjaberen.
bet Ell ct virkeigt Godtkj9b. Skriv efter Iiste paa andre Farme til
Bank of Comstok. Comstock. Wis.