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Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1919-01-07
Begin
a more prosperous New Year
W. WITH
Proper Blank Books
and
Office Supplies
We carry a very large and
complete line.
SEE OUR WINDOWS
SEE OUR WINDOWS
Poley's Drug Store
Policy & Elhart, Druggists

w. S. Booth and daughter Edith
who had been recent guests of Mr.
and Mrs. c. w. Root, have returned
to their home in Glendale.
Elder A. N. Dugger, editor of the
Bible Advocate of Stanberry, Mo.
spent a few days in Ashland the lat.
ter part Of the week.
Thomas A. Rogers OF Sultan,
WASH, was an Ashland visitor during
the past week looking after his prop
erty interests here.
Mrs. n. d. Reynolds will give in
struction in Piano or Organ, Musical
History Theory and Harmony. In
strumental lessons will be private
but the History and Harmony will be
class work. She has passed the Min
nesota State Music Teachers exanl-
nation, and is prepared to instruct
pupils from the beginning thru the
eighth grade. Address. 67 Scenic
Drive. Phone 317-J. 45-tf.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1919-01-07

DR.. C. F. Scheller has sold hia
property on the corner of Harrison
and Iowa streets to James l.. Oxford
a newcomer who has resided here fol-
about two months. The deal was
transacted thru the Beaver Realty.
If you want the best get Purity
self rising pancake flour from your
grocer. 1-ti
Ex-Governor Frank NJ. Byrne OF
South Dakota Joined his wife last
week in Ingot, Cal, where the latter
had gone previously on account of
the death of her daughter-in-law
Mrs. Francis Byrne. Mr.. and Mrs.
Byrne expect to spend the remainder
Of the winter on the Pacific coast,
and may later come to Ashland to
visit with A. NJ. Beaver and Mrs.
Elizabeth Yockey, brother and sister
to Mrs. Byrne.
Nell Shinn returned to Camp Lewis
Saturday night after few days fur
Tough spent in Ashland with his par
ents.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. X. Choate, who
have been spending the past year in
Portland, returned to Ashland Satur-
day and will again reside here.
This is mobilization week in Meth
odism, and the local chcurch will
hold services every night this week.
These services are preparatory to the
Centenary movement of the Metho-
dist church during the coming year.
Chief of Police ]. w. Hatcher is
confined to his bed with a mild case
of flu. George Lowe is looking after
the police duties in the day time.
while Webster Wertz has the night
work.
Harry Casey returned to klamath
Falls Saturday after spending a fort
night here with his father, J. r. Cas-
ey, on Pioneer avenue.
Mrs. r. c. Goodman returned last
Monday from The Dalles and Port
land where she spent the holidays
visiting her brother and friends.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1919-01-07

A. Bert Freeman, who had been q
member of the naval reserve band at
the Bremerton navy yards. has been
mustered out of service and returned
to his home in Ashland, He has re-
sumed his position on the clerical
force Of the local postoffice.
Join the new classes at the Med.
ford Business college, forming dur
ing the month of January, 1919.
Large, commodious, comfortable
rooms just inspected by a member
of the health committee of the city
of Medford and pronounced sanitary
and free from danger of infection
from contagious diseases. Re-opened
by permission of the mayor and
health officer of the city after care
full investigation. Syst
Miss Mary Ives, who has been
spending the past two months in
Dunsmuir taking care of the sick,
returned to her home in Ashland the
fore part of last week. Miss Ives
Is preparing to enter a hospital for
nurses training course about the
middle of the year,
Mrs. w. o. Smith of klamath Falls
was summoned here by the death of
her father, Captain /. D. Applegate.
whose death occurred from being so
badly burned at his home a week
ago Saturday. She accompanied the
funeral party back to klamath Falls
Monday where the interment was
made.
Among the Ashland people who
accompanied the remains of the late
Capt. /. D. Applegate to klamath
Falls for burial Monday Of last week
we're Mrs. .Applegate and daughter,
Mrs. Emil Peil, Miss Lydia Mccall
and C. H. Pierce, the latter represent
ing the Ashland lodge Of Elks. Mrs.
Putnam of Redlands, Cal, had been
to Ashland on account OF
the death OF Captain Applegate, and
also Joined the funeral party to,
klamath Falls.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1919-01-07

Miss Bertha Eliason is spending
the holidays with relatives lp Ash.
land from Portland where she has a
position.
Killing Schuerman has returned
home from Portland where he had
been employed during the past fall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Mitchell OF
klamath Falls were recent visitors
of friends in Ashland and vicinity.
Harvey Robbins was in Ashland
from Camp Lewis a few days last
week, the guest OF his uncle, C. D.
Stoddard.
Among the Ashland men in mill
tary service who have been discharg-
ed to civilian life is Sergeant Major
Gerald Wenner, who has returned to
Camp Grant, III.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Il. Roberts and
daughters Of Medford were New
Years dinner guests at the home OF
]. w. Dougherty.
Fireman John B. Harrell of Duns-
muir spent the holidays in Ashland
with his mother, Mrs. J. b. Harrell.
Mr. Harrell is conyalescing from an
attack Of influenza and came up here
to rest up preparatory to resuming
his duties on the railroad.
Sergeant Harold Merrill has gone
TO San Francisco to accept position
with a lumber company after making
short visit with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. F. r. Merrill.
Everett McClelland has returned
home from Camp Lewis from where
he has been discharged from the army
service.
Mrs. W. W. Usher OF Bremerton,
Wash, who is spending several days
with relatives in Medford, was a.
guest Of Ashland friends Thursday
Mr.. and Mrs. c. NJ. Ramsby and
children and Mr.. and Mrs. S. f. Mar
tin and children OF klamath Falls
were called here last week by the
death Of E. B. Ramsby.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1919-01-07

Robert Spencer has returned TO
Ashland after having been discharged
from the military service.
Mrs. l.. Hilty returned home Thurs
day evening after spending the holi-
days with her daughter 10 San Fran
cisco and other relatives there and
in Oakland, Cal.
Among the list of American prison.
ers recently released from the prison
camps in Germany as announced by
the war department appeared the
name of Horace Shidler of klamath
Falls. who is reported to have ar
rived in France.
l.. F. Ferguson has taken over the
entire business of the mercantile
firm known as Ferguson Brothers
and will conduct that progressive
business under his own name. His
brother, w. A. Ferguson, has with
drawn his name from the company.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Vining arriv-
ed in Ashland from Alaska in time to
eat New Years dinner with the
formers mother, Mrs. NJ. II. Vining
of Granite street. They expect to re-
main here a week, after which they
will return to Seattle for the remain
der OF the winter.
Judge Volney Colvig has returned
from Portland where he had been
spending the holidays with his daugh-
ter, Mrs. |. II. Craddock. He was ac-
companied home by another daugh-
ter, Mrs. T. w. Sanford, who had
also been visiting in Portland.
Captain S. u. Herbert of the de-
partment of engineers was recent
visitor at the home of his sister, Mrs.
Ralph Billings, and left Thursday
evening for his home in Stockton,
Cal. Captain Herbert has been
placed on the reserved list to await
call to service If needed in the fu-
ture.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1919-01-07

Leith Abbott returned to Eugene
Friday after spending the Christmas
vacation at his home here. He will
resume his studies at the University
for the coming year.
Ross Guiley from the Naval Train
ing Station at Seattle passed thru this
city last week, returning from San
Diego where he spent Christmas with
his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Gull
ey, who formerly were Ashland resi-.
dents.
Miss Mary Guiley, who has been at
tending high school at San Diego for
the winter, passed thru Ashland last
week for Eugene where she hopes TO
finish her course. Schools are
closed at San Diego on account Of in
fluenza. saMsWEM
Miss Amy Leavitt of this city 4
teaching in the primary department.
of the Eagle Point school this week,
the place being made temporarily va
cant by Miss Pima Benedict's illness.
Oscar Cooper, who is attending the
Eugene Bible University, came I'D to
spend Christmas with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Cooper, who re-
side east of town.
MRS. LINDA STRICKLAND
DIED OF HEART FAILURE
Word reached Ashland last week
of the death of Mrs. Linda v. Strlck.
land of Portland, a former we'll
known resident Of Ashland, which oc-
Cured December 2S in Tacoma,
Wash, where she was visiting. Heart
failure was the cause of her demise.
The body was brought to Portland
and funeral services were conducted
Thursday by Rev. Preston, a retired
clergyman, at whose home Mrs.
Strickland was visiting when she
died. Previous to her death Mrs.
Strickland had requested ifr. Pres
ton to perform this service and her
wishes were faithfully carried out by
her friend. Surviving the deceased
were her husband, Charles A Strick-
land, and two sons, Jesse Strickland
OF Utah. and A. L. Strickland Of Sea-
side
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1919-01-07

DR.. A. W. Boslough of the ambu-
lance unit No. 251, arrived home last
week to spend a brief furlough from
his post at Camp Lewis.
Carl Loveland, former leader OF
the Ashland band, has been mustered
out OF the naval service where he
had been serving as a member Of the
naval reserve band at Bremerton.
Mr. Loyeland has secured a good po-
sition in Seattle and he and his wife
will make their home in that city.
According to the Grants Pass Cour-
Ter Mrs. Carolyn Winner, who has
been Ill with the flu, is again attend
ing to her duties at the Courier Of
flee. Mrs. Winner was formerly from
Ashland, but Is now making her
home in Grants Pass while her hus-
band, former City Recorder j. B..
Winner, is serving his country in
France.
Starting with the new year the
Daily Courier of Grants Pass changed
its name from THE Rogue River
Courier" to THE Grants Pass Daily
Courier" The former name was apt
to create an impression that the paper
was published in the town of Rogue
River south of Grants Pass instead OF
at the metropolis of Josephine coun.
ty.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1919-01-07

Stated communication OF Ashland
Lodge No. 23, A. F. & A. NJ, Thurs
day evening, January 3, 1919. Also
work in the second degree. Visiting
brethren are cordially welcome.
F. II. JOHNSON, W. NJ
W. II. DAY, Sec'y.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-05-02
Cite simers M%rbeibsbao fra @ptaar
1920.

s 5totsroao er oct beluttet at
frem1ette 8ropoiition omSoronoring
at 2opcn ont Mrbejoerbelfpttelie / IN
ou}trielle @irfiombeoer, 1aale6es at
Mrbeiostioen life 1naa operltige so
Slime pr. Sag % IS Simer pit. 11ge.
Genne @egrensning al @rbeiostioen
fto1 ejel0c allie Mrbeioere, Tom eoor
inb unoer Observation-Disclosures
al 1915 % oesuben Eager % Sat-
b]usorbejSere, Mrbeioere pes Eomter,
Dplogslteoer> 9umpifibSefspeoitio=
ner og ligrenbe, bioere @pgninasor=
bejberc, &onb-, @cs-, shortcomings,
@rolaaninas-, @ei=, Sernhune=, Sab
ne, Gelee"af=, Gelefonarbejoere %
ligneuoe.
Deltemmel{en ifa1 traoe / &raft fra
lite ssssonl,or 1920, % 6eu ri1perenoe
2ops g%eltemmelie ON i~ufceSiip @ien=
nemfSrel{c al MrbeiostioenS Gorfor-
telie fore1ooes opbepet. 6or Berg
bprferncs &eofomnterr6e foreilaaes
e1, 8eiten1mel1e ON, at 6oringstioen
ffol re9ncs til Mrbeiostioen. Ser
tretfes oa1ao op heltemte &egler for,
i bpilfe Gilfelbe 0bertiosorbejoe ifa1
b0re tillQbt.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-05-02
Gn Misiionar

fra4frtfa forteller fslger1oe @itorie:
On Sag tom cit g%at1n1el Sepoing
til mig. SON f11lgtes al to &binber,
Ell 9amnel % cit 1,ng. 9a fan tffe
itrafs :fom frm meo tit ggrin6e,
ipurgte jeg, bboo ian enifeoe. San
iDare0e, at ban btIbe gaa oper til
&riitenbommer, bborpao jeg ibare6e,
at bor Meligion life tilla6er en- Ma1lb
at babe to @uitruer. @eo6inge1,
fjerneoe fig me6 oenre 8e1feo, me,1
Ell l1ge efter Tom ban tiIbage meb be1r
l1,1ge aDinoe. De fao begge glade
og tilfreofe ITO, % &bpoingen 1agoe:
"9eu bill jeg gaa ober til bin29re."
"Spor er bin ga1nle &uftr1t blepet
of?" fp1trgte leg.
"@enoe bar leg ilaoet libel og
lbarebe ben @iloe roligt.
Seq uofatte bans Cab list enol1,l
til cit mere pasfenoe Sis.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-05-02
&albresbanens 6urlGnqelje.

Song, Geltre 5libre og Norb Mur=
halls @errc6sitDrer bar ne0Iat en- &oz
mite for at arbeioe for @oloresbo=
mems Bortlettelie til 8angsmipien
iom 5tatsbane. u%r16er1ggelie % Sc
reeni1tg al @anen er feroig oq Nn-
1egget iom 5totsbane, ca. 43 SEM.
lang, beregnet til 4,623,00O &r.
9erne &onute bar len6t &riltionid
8pitpre Mn6ragenoe ON, at 8riftia:
mia bibro9cr me6 r1,nbt 100000 ST.
til set @elbb, Tom falber paa Sc
npbnte &erreoer til @runo og @jpr=
oe for 8onen; 8elebet er beregnet til
$4,000 &roner.
Oct frembGpes / An6ragen6et, at
Bpen bor fanet fills 0ptte G. tit for
rige 8ibrag til Bol6ersbanen, nap1,=
Zig i Sc itolte banIfelige Si6er bar
2riitionoio facet forbolbspis Hllig
9i1fsriel fra ois1e Giitrifter.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-05-02
Gn statme n,eb @lrber paa.

Gn al 8rps1els NET beremte
Sfulpturer foreitiller, font befienot.
Ell lille Dreng, - en- lille Dreng,
lom fl1ngerer lom 5pringban6 ngiag=
agtig puo famine Maa6e lom alle L.
pen6e imuo 9rcnge mi og Ga er
np6t til. "8rDslcls 9l6lte @orger"
er bans melt oniten6ige Mabn. Set
er ct Dn6igt lille &11nitpnrf; men
fit ltore Eop1tlaritet ffpl6er oct olli-
gepe1 maaife fgrit 'og fremmeit sen
nubnte umaapelig menneifelige@g gent
lfab. ct l1otrDf for fin &ierligbeo
til ben lille nagne Sur giper 8pe1t
UNDER Sc ltore Jolfefelter; 1ao 1a6er
mon bam nem1ig fle6e paa. st Sc
legrom fra @rDsiel meooeler, at man
I'LL bor ifaffet ban1 cit mn 0ragt, iom
bon lfal bore be6 Sen itore 6reOs=
Observation-Disclosures, % at Grag=
ten ifol pere en- belgiif &abft 5ol6a=
terlniform. S Acknowledged be6
6pjti6erue pleler Fan at bore en- tre=
fortet Sat og en- gnlbebs1nanosfraf=
fe at 5ilfe eller Sill, iom ct cit
@abe fra &urfnrIte1t al 8aDern. De11
lille SIR, 1om ielb beb 6isie bpjti6e=
ltge Mnle0ninger life Tan bol6e fin
fibre lille &an6ltroale tilboge, blioer
oglaa uoltpret me6 Oroener og &adr=
oe. Naor ban mi ifal optrG0e /
&nbfi, bliper set oltloa ct 8ruo paa
Trooitionen. Set er @Dens pop1,lG=
re 8orgmeiter Mar, 1om bar facet
Soeen til bette 1lpe &oit1uue, ogDrag-
ten 'blep allerebe forleoen %oberbragt
at frantic SGgere, iom ligger i 8rps=
lei. l1niformen, lom bar ct franlf
&'rigsfors pao Brpltet, bor noH flor
.@lG6e blan6t 8%efolfni1lgeu. SIT It's
fle6ningen 6er1,e Gang ifal bore til
Sore for Solouterne, er 10 beller
life mere et16 rilneliSt.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-05-02
Dft skarpf fjnrnr.
Smaa Rruffer.

Gu 8olfefolelRrerinbe nnoerpiitc
en Sag Sfolen ON @uitab Den Gre
sic al @peri9e.
"Og loo bleb set / bans Me9je=
ringstio forbu6t at brpn6e 8rRnoe@
bin bien1me. Gettc Sorbo1o parer Sen
Sag ibag...."
Ser blep 2nrerinoen ofbruot al ca.
Is Bprn:
"l1b nei Srpfen, min Sober bren>
ser" iagoe Ell.
"M3in Mooer>" iaeoe Ell an6en.
"Min 0nfel," iag6e EFT treble.
"Wfin Brooec br9n...." 1agoe
ben fier6e.
2Greri11oen blep uloeleS fortbiplet.
"@ps, bp5, 8prn, tpnf ON Yolitiet
fit set at pi6e."
5ao reilte Ell life Yl,rf Jig % fog
us mes @non6en:
"6rpfen, Scr Dor en- F~olitibetjent
/ bort @us, og ban bielper 5or meo
at hrGn6c. ~" (@fter set Spen]fe).
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-05-02
N%urfalifnimaens Mar.

DprINtFHVl9eI4 q
en- SbGHn BIl,er TOM flppenoe IND
/ en- &isbmanosbutif i BET SerrenS
glar 1918.
Der bar fulbt op al lGfre Mettcr
for en fulton 5Slue. On fiji ben og
iatte fig pua Sirupstenben; met fort
efter falbt oe1, til Sor6en; Sirl,pen
bar forfullfet.
@n an6cn fotte fig paa Ell &rl1ffe
n1e6 $o1ming. Den git set lite bebre.
Sua6an git set ben enc Sl,e efter
ben anbel. Mae fit oe iammc Sfjab=
ne. Sc oprinoelise Bnrer fanbtes
life mere, alt por forfal1fet, alt bar
@%rItatntnger.
Eilltolt bar Ser fun en %garnnlel,
flog Slue ttlbage, 90 Sen to9 2proon1
al set, Sen iaa run0t ON fig. Gen
fiji lige be1 pao Sll,epapiret % Iotte
Zig, og Ser tribeoes oen fortreffeliat,
bleb flor % tDf % feo.
9bi Sl11epopiret bar og1ao forfal<
}fet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-05-02

bolp Cine, ian at mat tan fomlme
fra 2oroon til &aris paa min6re
END iefs elmer. Borllbe11 at pi1oe
9t6 lipper maj, ogiao for 5plpgers
&baler. Mnn beregner, at Ser Dbert
9sgn Tan b%efor6res 10000 @as1o=
gerer % 10000 Cons gorcr gjennem
55unielen / bper &etning.
9llnneIen oil fomme til at liggc
ca. $50 sos luaoer &nnalens 8un6.
Mrbeibet peo 6ens Mnlag oniIaacs
til at bare mellem a % 5 Mar, og
nogifter1le beregnes til 90 Millioner
B,luo Sterling.
Disfusfionen ON 6er,1,e Sag ia,
1om fagt itaaet pan i omtre1tt SO
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-05-02

Mur.' Nllereoe Mapoleon Sen 5tore
QUALITIES me6 3lo,,er ON at mIagac
cir E1,11nel 1t't6er aanalen for at fl1r,-
ne foretage ct Snofnlb i England,
men ferft aoifiIliae Mnr ienere bleo
5Sagen orgftet for Mpor. st eugelif
Mftieielifab, "8ritiib gbonnel Gunz
nel Co, bar / so 9lor %anitrpnat
fig for at faa &oncesiion pon Jorcta-
genoet % baaber iii omiioer at CT
Dolbe sen.
Set fprite, Ser hi ifaI eigres, er
paa bcgae 5ioer al Qanolen at Bug
&c eli MGngbe Mrbeiosboliger, Ser
tiliarnnell fl,n11c butte ca. 10000
Mano.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-05-02
Snnnelen anber &analeu.

Com dllereoe otntalt / ct Gelegrom
far gonor 2am / llnbcrbul let meb=
belt, at 6en engelife &egiering bar
inole6et unbcrbou0linger me6 be11
frantic ON i1tareit ntuligt at poobe=
gDn6e Mnlpgget al cit Sernbonet1tr1=
mel mellem Gnglano % Srunfrig.
&erme6 ofll11ttcs Ell Mgitation og
EFT Weningsforifiel, Der / benbe6 ct
ballot Marbu16reoe bor lat @inocue
! @ngla1r6 / @ebegelie. Gang efter
t@ong bar set let no, lom ON Tun-
nelprojeftets Gilbnngere iful6e fin6e
|@ebsr bos &egieringen og @arlome,1-
tet, l1aur be paobiite oe 1tore gfono-
miife Sorbele peb en- birefte Sern-
baneforbinoelle mellem England og
S ranfrig, me1l bper @ong lpffe6es
set Mooitonoer,,c at opbtoie Solfe=
1tem1ingen imo6 Blanen pe6 al
ifrpnme be1t meb "SSnnoiioms4 5pp=
geliet".
Selp om Elanens Enlsmp1lb
bRp6e0e, at man peo Eunnelens Mn-
leg naturligpis ptl6e lprge for, at en-
flor Gel ar 6e1t be6 en- enpnt11cI
fjet1otlig sSs,1paiton fu,roe ipttes unz
Der 9o11o, formaae0e bog intet at
oph1pe 6rpgten for, at en- fren1n1eo
Magt ifl,loe benptte Ellnnelen til at
lan6i9tte Eropper boa Sen engellfe
&pit.
S Bette iom / laa nteget anoet bar.
Gcroensfrigen f1lofoitet tioligereM,1=
ifl1elfer. Mu inorgmmer man / eng
lano, at set pil6e bore al ltgrite 8c=
Ironing for Sc Mlliere0es 6ag, ON
lcngelife Iropper og Gorroob fr,lbe
transporteres til Sranfrig gjennem
en- Gl1anel. 5omti6ig biloe Gonnage-
ipgrgsmaalet blioe lettet / Ell betpbc,=
lig @rob, % 5aren for %11noerbonos=
baaoene piloe bore rpboet al geien.
Set er 1,u Meningen, at Mrbeioet
ifal paabegpnoes farntibig fra fronif
% engelf SIDE. 9,,nnelen bliper Cd.
80 engelife Weil lang, % SSernbane=
rcjien gjettnem ben bill FIN bare Ell
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-05-02
Set i1nrfebe 3re6iteu.

S "a itpe6 bar, f%ortp1ler "5po=
I1jallano &enltreblao", 2igningSfom=
ulislione1 peret n0e for eli mGrfelig
% meeet iiel6en Gil6ragelle.
S fine iaare npttige og poerlt font
f1mosgopnlige 8eitrnbel1er for at
lig1,e retfGroigt bar commissioned
|forle6en Mften itoniet be6 en- Man6,
ser tilipneln0enoe bapoe opgipet for
49,. n1egetl
Monben fit 8uo ON at fo11n1e til
lte0e pe0 commissioners nelte Mg6e.
|Og Moa,6en TOM, fien6eligt nerpps
og mes ct flaffen6e 8lif fra sen e11e
til sen au6en al Sc bpje Serrer /
&ommiS1tonen.
Sg ioo begpnote "5orbpret":
"0e bar opfert Ceres lfattepligti=
|ee Srbtngter for brit, life fan6t?"
so, Oct bar ntnaffe NOT mtligt."
"Der ct opfgrt 1890 @roner. @r
Oct rtgtigt?"
80, bet pasler
So, met er set 90 life for me
|eet?"
So -. 10 So. ia, oct cr oet
nrooffe NOT"
"Meen bporfor / Mlncroen bor Sc
6og opfert for meget? 6olf pleier
ellers at Ifeje 10 / on6en Metning."
$50, 1e, oct er 10 lna0a11, at.. .alt=
|1aa 49,. jeg me1ter bare, at Oct ltpr=
fer &re6iten iao bnloig goot, naa1
man lpttes OBJ / Sfatl!" !.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-05-02
6entaaringen paa 2ansrenb.

Sra Morgebal n1eI6es til "Gorig"::
Doge1 efter Tplfesifirenbet / Morge-
Dol bar Set fort Opitu6s / @ie,nn1et
til 2erer 5ollio. De tire @nnaog,,tter-
ne bats, s, 6 og 5 Nor go,nle, bar
borte. 9e bar gaaet It's ON 5orntib=
6ogen poo Sfi og nar life at finbe
nogetitebs. Otter nogen Eibs Gor=
Lob font CIT 8emmerfierer forbi. Son
fortalte, at BON bupoe meot De tire
Smaafarer / 2angrenoslpjpen oppe
paa &eja. So ban lpurgte, bbab
Slags aarer DC bar, ipareoe' De:
"N3e Ell aangrennlauparer, me. :" Gil
plore 8rober al Dem tog ian no for
at fin6e Smnafarel1e igien. Om fist
n1eote ban 8-Naringen, noget efter
6<anringei. 9iilit tom 5sglarin-
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Observation-Disclosures.

5tillin9en font Gbef for Seterincer-
forpict otter Observation-Disclosures 5toi
CT / 5tot5roao beIot nleb @eteriner-
foptojn Sans &etcr 2u11o, Grono.
bjen1, 1on er nonebnt til Mojor o.
Observation-Disclosures. Sen nDe Geteri=
npril1peftGr CT fpbt 1868. SAT- bar
tiIbert Bcterinerforplet belt fra bets
Sprcttclie / 1898.
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gen. allefan,1en flint ! Qsipen % iftn-
penoe fig frem, paru1e % CODE ! beo-
fte 5tan6.
Sc tire 8srn bnb6e gaaet belle Sri
pen rnuot. 2slpen bar is &tn. a
bar nofioa ,tln,1ot. Men troos Bat
fer o. &11ouier babbe 5maagutternc
erejet fig flint. Morgeoelerne CT feote
5flpbere, BET ipier fig paa all.
5tGbner, men bette mao bel bore
Meforb.
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&. Hor1e. .
timber Spiritnsferbnset.

Oct norfe Spirih1sforbuo bitter ftg
at pirfe fit iino0 fin @en}tgt. S 8ri-
{tionia ber5ter Dr,,ffenifaben parre
cn6 nosenfin6e. @oa intet Smraaoe
bor man frnoet poa fao mango Our.
roeater.
9f ariltioniablubene Ter ri, at ben
norRe Sooeoltab bleo Ser / San11or
Maane6 a~rrelteret lite minorc eno
SOC Mpnb % As &uinoer. ialt S51
@erioner for Sulofab, set oil itge
%, ON 9ogenl
S Sonuor Moaneo / flor bar a11=
toilet 624.
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Land er det sikreste

Sted at anbringe sine Pengs T.
Landbrug er Diet bedste og sikrestA
nogen kan foretage sig paa Jordan-
North Dakotas Farmere Hk
$375,601,00 for deres Avling 3D.
ste Aar; tank paa det!
Jeg har nogle Farme til Sa1g hsr
i den bekjendte Mouse River Val
ley Dial i Nord Dakota, hvo1 en-
Avling ofte betaler for en- FaEB
paa ct Aar.
Skriv til mig, hvis De er 1nterse~
seret i at kjebe Land.
Paul J.. Nordberg. Newburg. n. ID.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-05-02

RI Acres AZ Mil fra sebeka,
w HOsSo Mimi, i Statens
bedste Mejeri-Sektion. Omtrent 40
Acres godt TGmmer, 8 Acres
-Kornmark, nogen Eng, Log-Hus;
alt Land Undergraduates gen.
neml6bet at en- Aa- $40 pr. Acre;
$500 kontant, Restten efter 0nske.
Direkte fra. Ejeren 4-3
W. g.. Thompson. Nevis. MINI.
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8ranb paa Motpolb SinbsIDgeniDl.

8e6 1=9toen Sen Is. Quarts uo=
brpo Ser 8rnno poo 2oftet / gfono-
mibpgni11gen puo Motpol6 9inbsIp-
eeoibl. 9il at begDn6e n1e0 me1ne
man at fl,n11e begr9u1e Sloen til
2ofsetogel1, men set bite Zig, at 81
Sen bap6e faaet ct ltgt Sag, at Sci,
truebe be1c 8pgningen. 9%ronobjems
Bran6p9ien rDffeoe no til Asiiitan.
&c. @eo 3=9i6en omipenbte Sloe11
omtrent belle @pgringen. Nogen 6are
for Miplet bar ser bog life.
Otter tire 9imers 5lufningsarbei=
6e lDffe6cs set at blibe Serre ober
Sssl6en, lom life fit itgrre ltobreoelie.