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The Idaho Republican., 1919-07-22
$500 900 FOR w. q. 4. q.
WORK IN AMERICA

z OF the million dollar jubilee fund
of the w. G. T. U. the sum OF $780,
900 is to be used in the interest Of
education in English, care Of the
child, morals and contentedness with
prohibition, namely In the American
ization training school at Chautau-
qua, N. Y.
The Idaho Republican., 1919-07-22
BEE MAN BACK
FROM ARMY LIFE

H. B.. Weber, recently Of the A. e.
F., is again with his brother, J. F.
Weber in the bee business. Most Of
the time Harry was stationed at
Brest, the port the Americans made
for big ships. After being released
from the service in New York he
went to California for a weeks rest
and arrived in Blackfoot Sunday
evening.
The Idaho Republican., 1919-07-22
Around the Court House
Preliminary Waived

- Preliminary Waived
Sherman and Raymond Gresham,
Idaho Falls boys accused OF q
statutory crime, waived their prelim-
mary trial last week, and will be
held to answer in the district court
at its next session. They were given
their liberty under joint bond 81
$4,000.
Denies Removal OF Guardian
1, The application of William X.
Lindsay Of Idaho Falls to have re-
moved w. E. Collins as guardian OF
Lulu X. Lindsay, his wife, and him
self appointed, was denied in the
probate court, and costs charged to
Mr.. Lindsay.
The Idaho Republican., 1919-07-22
NAVAL MAN RETURNS

Chauncy Tolman returned to
Moreland Sunday evening, after
more than two years In the navy. He
enlisted at the outbreak of our war
with Germany, and has travelled
pretty well over the seven seas.
Mrs. Tolman gave three sons to
the colors, and now they have all
come home safe and sound.
The Idaho Republican., 1919-07-22

Do not overlook the fact that the
chicks must have shade. II there 10
no natural shade for the chicks to
stay under during the heated part of
the day. be sure and provide sufficient
for their needs.
One Of the most important factors
In keeping young chicks growing is
The Idaho Republican., 1919-07-22
SAW GOOD CROPS
ON 500 MILE TRIP

George M. Jorgensen returned the
first OF the week from an extensive
motor trip in southeastern Idaho. He
said he was surprised to see the ex-
cellent crops on every hand, after so
much talk of drouth. All the roads
are fair, with the exception of the
stretch between Blackfoot and Ft.
Hall.
The Idaho Republican., 1919-07-22
TOWNLEY CON-
VICTED OF DISLOYALTY

A. G. Townley, president of the
Non-partisan league has recently
been convicted Of disloyalty by q
jury in Minnesota. J.. G. Gilbert All
other defendent in the same case,
was also pronounced guilty. ~ 4. =. =.
The Idaho Republican., 1919-07-22
JUDGE VISITS MOTHER

Judge Cowen has gone to Port
land, Ore. to visit his aged mother
whose strength is failing.
He expects to be gone week or
so. ,-
The Idaho Republican., 1919-07-22
YEP, THEM WE'RE THE DAYS

The good old times, the good old
times!
The Foolish Person whined--
He's like the silly lightning bug,
With his searchlight on behind.
Cartoons Magazine.
The Idaho Republican., 1919-07-22

OPENING A NEW LEDGER
June 80, we think no one else has
observed, marked the end Of the
fizz-cal year. Cartoons Magazine.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1919-10-03
NOTICE

| have at my place 2 red male
hogs, weight about $50 lbs. each.
The owners may call and prove
the property and pay damage
and cost of advertising and take
them. Otherwise shall proceed
according to law and after 10 days
from date, Oct. 8, have them
sold at auction to the highest cash
bidder to cover damage.
ANDREW w. PETERSON
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1919-10-03

Corpus Christi, Texas.-A revised
summary places the known dead In
the vicinity of Corpus Christi as the
result of the hurricane and tidal wave
which swept over the south Texas
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1919-10-03
Uncle Of Villa Jailed.

Eaton, Colo.-Pablo villa, who as
serts he is an uncle of Pancho Villa,
the Mexican rebel leader. Is in Jail
here, charged with disturbance and
disorderly conduct. When arrested he
carried rifle. large revolver, knife
with an eight-inch blade and razor.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1919-10-03
Gives Up Husband for Fortune,

Berlin.-Baroness Won Boecklinsau,
formerly Gertrude Berwind of Philadel-
phia, is reported to be the first Ameri-
can girl who has decided to give up
her German husband for her Ameii-
can fortune seized during the war by
the United States custodian of alien
property.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1919-10-03

He discusses his subjects with thu
eagerness and optimism OF youth, ye
he is a deep student and consisten
thinker, and his addresses bear tn
stamp of the man who has mastere
his subject.
Into his lecture, Bricks Withou
Straw" he weaves a world of hume
brigbtens his splendid inspira
al subject with poems from hi
book, "The Wishing Gate an,
POEMS"
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1919-10-03
Bio Railway Terminals Deserted.

London.-The railway system of the
whole country with the exception OF
Ireland is almost ut complete stand
still The great London terminals are
deserted and the gates closed, Il few
policemen being on guard.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1919-10-03
Italian penuties lndorse Premier

Rome-Premier Nitti was given a
vote of confidence by the chamber of
deputies, which continued In session
Sunday night. The government received
20S votes to lao. The assembly was
extremely tumultuous.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1919-10-03

Boys Jersey sweaters, $1.2
to$3.QO. Boys underwear, hats,
and caps-in fact, everything in
clothing for boys from four years
up. Hale and futile. adv.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1919-10-03
A0MlNENT WRITER AND
POET At CHAuTAUQUA
Marshaii Louis Mertins Comes on thu
Second Night.

Author, lecturer, humorist and stat
poet OF the Kansas. City Star, Marshal
Louis Mertins, who comes to Chaufau
qua Festival on the second night, ha'
made a decided impression in ths
lecture and literary fields Of TODAY
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1919-10-03
Customs Alliance Approved.

Luxembourg.-The plebiscite result
ed in Il majority In favor of the reten-
ton of Grand Duchess Charlotte as
ruler and for customs union with
France.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1919-10-03

One-half block of ground near the
Nazarene church in Nampa has re-
Gently been purchased for $1,000 and
will be used as "A permanent site for
camp meetings, the intention being to
have those who wish to attend bring
their tents and camp there.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1919-10-03
Local Mention

AstAit~iA " iSdS0 liDSi al ANL iIcs /
George A. Day. adv.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Fred S.
Struggled. a daughter.
Full line of L. d. S. garments.
Hale and futile. adv.
Wallace McMurray returned
Wednesday from Burley.
"A. A. Tanner left Wednesday
for a visit at Salt Lake City.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Marvin
M. Crofts, Marion, a daughter.
Hector Matthews and family
of Declo are visiting friends at
Oakley.
Mrs. Charles Johnson Of upper
Goose Greek was in town We'd
nesday.
Send your broken lenses to
DR.. Keen, Burley, Idaho. Phone
1872. adv.
Born-to Mr.. and Mrs. C. H.
Parkinson, Cottonwood, Septem-
Der "a, boy.
The sugar Company has about
completed a new beet dump at
the Trout station.
Mrs. Farley Koch left Tuesday
for Salt Lake, where she will be
the guest of her parents.
Furnished rooms with steam
heat and running water. Apply
at the Ladies Shop. Adv.
President Jack is recovering,
after having been confined to
his bed on account of an injury.
Miss Julia Thurber left We'd
nesday for Salt Lake City, where
she will take business course.
For sale-14OO bushels fine
Dicklow seed wheat. $3.50 per
cwt., while it lasts. Chas. Uh-
lig, Churchill, Idaho. adv.
New line of mems hats anC
caps, mems overcoats, Jersey
sweaters fact, everything IL
wearing apparel for men. Hale
and futile. adv.
A dance will be given at thu
Academy Friday night by tn
Fourth ward Mutual. Their
will be a new orchestra of fv
pieces, led by Prof. West of tn
Academy.
Stray-one sorrel gliding
three stocking legs, white face
branded with double ] under
quarter circle on the left shoul
der and an equivalent sign on tn
right shoulder. Owner cal
have same by paying for fee
and adv. Call on Fred Wilson
Oakley. adv. S 20 2.
The real moonshiners Of tn
Ozarks, without the false touc
of modern fiction, are shown i
Harold Bell Wright's own fir
version of his great novel, "Th
Shepherd of the Hills. Was
Gibbs and his gang of roughneck
run wild throughout the entir
ten reels. Coming to the o.
pheum October %.
= Mr.. and Mrs. F. H. Critchfiel
and family, Mr.. and Mrs. Tho
mas H. Clark, Leland Clark, Js
cob Dayley, and Mrs. Thoms
Dayley have left overland fe
Long Beach, California, wner
they will spend the winter. Til
party expects to be on the roa
six days. Leland Clark will er
ter high school at Long Beach.
A conjoint program Will be g
ven at the First ward Sunda
night, at TOO p. M, as follows
Fifteen minute talk by Prof. D;
vid w. Smith; selection by Juni(
Girls Trio; reading by Miss Eul
Matthews; violin solo by Prof. ,
II. West; Current events by CT
bert Hardy; selection by Ladie,
Chorus. Everybody is invite
to the meeting.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1919-10-03

"Only the MOVIES" hear you say,
Watching the crowds at the photoplay-
The movies that flash on thousand walls
The stories the minstrel sang in the halls
All stories recited to eager ears
In the evening when the chimney cheers.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1919-10-03

Only the movies, and yet for a span
Flashes the pageant of earth and man
All of the shapes that are shaken with breath
And taste at last of the wonder of death.
The stars and the atoms, and all between,
Glimmer and go on the magic screen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-07-18
gileg 2a,ab So. Dnranb, isis.

EsHa%Hca 60.
Conn bore 2aiere bil ie al bos-
|itnael16e M1monce, ti1bp6er BET
|fienote 2anofornpagni 8iles 2a1o
60, Duranol isis, en- 11alminoelig
|fortrinlig Sarm til 5alg paa lette
|8ilfaar. Deter os en- inrlig Bor-
npjel1e at fnn11e anbefnle bette 2anb-
fompng:1i, bDiS Nreiioent og 6or-
retningsferer ct Scr. S. 8iles, Ser
er fgot 8isconiin, % bpis Sober
bar Ell af 6e fdrite gettlere | @epin
|Gountp. Scr. 8iles er pelfien6t
iaabel i fin egen iom i tilit9oen6e
9tater; tillige fjenber bar 2onbet,
ban bar til 6algs.
&onpagniets @obeofontor er i
Durorlo, 8iis., mes 6orbin0eller i
flere f~orifielIige 5fater. Set gipr
iarlig 5orretning n1e6 "impropeo"
Set garanterer enbper 8e-
ifripelie % l1otalelie i bets Mnslpn-
Ger .pg benniier forebriat til e1rbper
8anf % Sprretningsbns / @epir
.Gon11tp. Set biz bore til gie1iioiq
SSnteresie for bore 2aiere o. 2an6=
fompagniet,om De fom i Sorbin6elie
nteb bhernn6re.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-07-18
Rarinr.
5pIbbrDunp.

Ser par Ell 1Dpr RDfi1o paa Bro-
6eria1nfun6ets Sail fioife Iirs6aa,
for Ser bar 5g~lpbrpllup, % 90 BET
bon 5prba1tere1t og sSrne, Iom bplbt
Set, fplte Meolemner1te, iom ON 6e
bar meo Samtlie1t, og set bqr Be.
10 ogiaa paa eli Wao6e. @ilbelm
Se,ie11 og S11itru, Ser tioligere bpe=
Be PAD Center 5treet, opertog 8la6-
fen iom Sorpo1terfoIf sen 1. Suli,
oe oeres galg iom iao6m tjener til.
8ebis puo oeres Nop11laritet. Oct
fit be enbnlt flere @ebiler paa be6
ISp1pbrDlluppet, for oct ltrgtnmeoe
IND ober bent belle Dage1 me0 @lorn-
tier og &reie1rter fra 2ogerue og fro
l5lRgt pg gen:ter. Set agtp0r6ige.
sggfepnr, Ser bleb gift / 9anmarf,
fort fdr Sc rejlte til Mmerifa for IS
Mar iioen, bar fire Dbtre og to 96n-
|1ter. 50 al Dptrcne er gift og beb=
Der iii Mrs. Marp Scr og Mrs.
2allra &pferman. Stoitnepnte bar.
Ell lille 5p1z ioa sglobrl1oeporret
1allereoe er 8e0ifeforpl6re. !&ele So
1nilie:1 par ti1iteoe neo 8%rbll11psgi1-
BET, Ser ON Mfte11el1 ffulr1inere6e meo
EN- Sbingont.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-07-18
Kirker og Foreninger.

CHRIsTKIRKEN, Norsk evange.-
luth. Kirke, Hornet af Park
og University Avenue. Gudstje-
neste hver Sdndag, engelsk XII.
1890, norsk XII. 11.30 Find.
NORSK LUTHERSKE TREFOLr
DIGHEDSKIRKE, HjGrnet af
harrington og Sherburne AYES.
Gudstjeneste hver. S9ndag ri.
1890 Find. og 7.3O Aften. Sgn-
dagsskoIe XII. 1915.
.0ST. EMANUEL NORSK LUTH.
KIRKE, Hj9rnet af Jessie & Law
son SITS, Gudstjeneste liver sqn-
dag XII. 1880 Find, 2den og 4de
S9ndag engelsk, eller norsk. ALE
Acknowledgements norske. Bon
nem6de hver Onsdag Aften K1. 8.
DANSK.EV. LUTH. ST. STEPHANS'
KIRKE, Hjdrnet af Orleans og Ste
vens Street. Gudstjeneste hver SON.
dag Form. ri. IL. Sqndagsskole HI,
DEN DANSK-NORSKE METHODIST:
K1RKE. Hjgrnet af Broadway og
13. ST, afholder sine Gndstjenester
H. 1880. Aften K. 7.45. Unge
Folks Epworth Liga: S9ndag Aften.
ri. 7.45; litermrt Mode de tire f6rste
Trsdage j Maaneden. B1nnemdde
liver Onsdag Aften Kl.S.
Fl DEN DANSK-NORSKE KIRKE,
1876 Thomas St., nar Rice St.,
afholdes Gudstjeneste hver Sgn-
dag En-. III. 8. Prediken we'd
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-07-18
1eSSnter-State.Goirn

Sen ltore aarlige noitil1ing eller
"esTSair" / Sarge, sc. 9of., bill fir1be
steo fra ben 81. til 90. SSnli, oa
MISUNDERSTANDING meooeler %, at
noitilIinaen bliber beore ioor enc
,:1ogel1fiaoe fpr. serlig 0pmprf-
io1nbeo bill 9prifueafoeIingen treffffe.
.Spi11z og 1aoreaf6elingen bill lige-
leoes bpbe pau flere Mttraftiorler.
9%rcltaeneS og 8i9erneS Mfoeli1a
bill life blipe Sen minblt istereslan-
te. Maifincri- og Mlttomobilofoez
lingen bliper meget on1fattenoe;; II
oc1ne Mfoeling pi1 Tormerne firoe
ale mtliae mooer11e 2a:1obrngsreo=
faber pg Iractors, for iIet life at
ta1e ont Sc flotte Mnto1nobiler.
nnoerboloningen bill life Itaa til
.bo9e fra forrige Mar, i0et l1oiti1-
lingsuoba1get erfie1ber, at en- l1o-
filling 1toen go6e 5orlbiteIier er fat
tit i1gen fulfilling, % oerfor er
Der intet iporet for at Bile noeet Dir
feligt ao6t % ifient, og oct alt oper=
ifpagenoe b1iDer 6e itore Sprbeerfe-
rier, b%boriblan6t 5laget peo Gbateal1
CHERRY life alene bill Dpffffe Be1tnz
bring, men Torbaltirlie Deb oets
forilaaenoe Dmfang oa 2ipaatiabe0.
Oct CT ferite Gang, at bette piou:1-
6erlige Sloifueipil frpmbiies i Noro.
peltelll. Som man fer, bliper l1oitil-
li11gel1 11eget it1teresiont, ogioa bar
ri oa finn npb1tt nogle ao11ife faa
5tetg al DC 6u11oreoe og otter Sum
oreoe al noittllinger, Der bill aiare
oenr1e noitilling til Ben itgrite $50.
DafotaS &iItorie.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-07-18
INTER S11l33 FAIR
July AP5DGG

matiif a1lnit, iamf at lagge Brun-
oen tI ct Jono til ltl,oeritpttelIe af
begapeoe, nten ubenioleoe gIeber.
Sorellii1gens Stiftere meller, at ser
LITE CT l,ogelt be6re Maaoe, bborpaa
faa bRbres Minbet ON Set nittenDe
Marbnnore6cs itgrite 5angerinooe,
|ipm iprcbte mere e@larg ODER set
I{bcl1ife Mabn el1o nogen al benbes
iall1tioigc. ssoreninae1 be6er Sfoa1
|oilloper oberalt ON Stgtte og inb-
|bpoer Dem til at bltpe Meeblemmer.
|Gfter Tom 8la11erne / bette itore Or
bejoe fomn,er til l1ofprelie, bill Be
|blipe meb6et Mlmenbeoerr. .
Serllp Club begpnotte aIlereoe i
SiaarSal6ere.1 at optrnbe / galerol-
Ter paa Oct fongelige Gbeoter, poa
|bpiS gefoftning bun erbol6t fiji ora-
|matiife og ianglige io0aime1le. S.
1888 optraoote Dnl1 for fprite @ana.
9 Ell lterre 5a1grolle, Mgute / 8e-
.bers "l5riifptten" og gioroe itorme:1-
De 2pffffe. S sc 11er1neite Mar lagbe
bun Sinla11o, Danmorf, EDlflano og.
.9ltrig for fine Spooer, i~nfpirereoc
boabe aomponiiter pg s9igtere %
uoppebe en- MISUNDERSTANDING
paa Bl1blifum. @e1ocs Gngoae-
me1tt Berlin bleb orrongeret al
Meperbeer, og si6e-
1tDffe til ben6es S11fces Der har
8crlin aIoria Deret @ione til. gan
Ell @afffe .glimrenoe @ie1te-
optraoe1er boa ar6re tDfe Sce1er.
De:1 ipenife Nattergal b1ep ferret lom
Ell Dronni1g.
S Mai 1917 eioroe bun fin @e-
but paa Operaen / 2onoon, gior6e
ftorn1e1roe 2pffffe og blep faif fnptte,t
til oert11e Seeste meo Ell fpritelig So
&c. S 1849 tog bun for iteoie Off
lfeo n1eo 0perael, og foretos / 1851
1neo q. :. garl1l1m iom Smpreiorio
en- Mmerifatpl1r11ee, io1n i11obroqte
benoe oper 100000, bporaf 5000,
600 b1eb fje1,fet til DprettaHen al
/ be:1oes ST.
oelanb. Otter SiIbagefomifen fra
Amerifa tilbragte BUN set .melte af
tn Eio England, bpor bun opoe /
1887.
st @efte ont Sen1p 2itos @ln1t-
:1erbune er for Ei6en nnber n6or-
beioe1ie, og iaa mart set er ferbigt,
Tan set erbol6es bos Soreninge11s
5efrctpr, @rneit 81. Spongberg,
@outb 5tb Street, Minneapo-
liz, Mln11.
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gaffct gieric.

5opbns 6gier, Ser CT 8erf paa
Central 8otel, eier fom befienot ct
aroite6 fem MiI moro for 8pe1, %.
Der BIZ Tore11ingen 3u1tid 1aifcc.
ES6noag afboloe tit oarfige 5foptirs
|iom Meno o. aDinoer, a,nae %.
garnle, pleier at tage Del |. Dent1e
|8nng b1iiper set let at fornnte no,
IT'D Hlaoien, for ben e1eftriiiffe Spor
pogn ganr Iige til Dpren. Der er
mango Observation-Disclosures berl1oe
pco gemsMiIg S1tiet, % meo goot
geir fan man perte it6r EiIiIl,tning.
Ser Ell eraet for, at Camille, iorl
nleobrinaer Muofnrpe, fan faa to-
|seane gn1o tn anffeforloen, % pao
onore 5orfriifftirger bil bet beller
lite iforte. Ser pH iuogar blipe
2siliebso or oe 1nee III at faa iia
len 5pingoi1.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-07-18
Tpreninaen Saabet.

5oreninge11 "@oabet" bar in6iot
f6lee1oe nh. StDrelIe: gfspr9itoent,
Cine Mooien; 8reiioent, Nor,line
Masmusfen; gicepraiioent, &anno
Gbriitenien; sefreter, Miis Mnna
2elpis, &osierer, 81. Sronoics1; 81
rer, Gbriitine @briitenien; /. 2. %
3. 9illi6slgitre benboI6spiS Mbelone
Micfelien, Marie Mico1aiielL Melle
Mrt6erein; 0prDogter, Mnna guos=
gaar6.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-07-18
st Sennp qinbs Minbcsmerfe
Minncnh1Iis.

A&2EaEE&E4rE+U& gaA HEI5#SSEJS
Ntplfe Mar sen Ste 9ftober ct BET
100 Mar fioen, at en- al Maturen.
rigeit l1orl,iteoe 5ongerinoer, Tom
ncae1iilloe bar 1ebet, foote's gpe-
RIGGS 8oee6ita6; l1emlig ben Der
oersfie1tote SSe1rD 2in6, Ser bar Ell,
.1lpr 8eninbe al Ben bn:1ffe gpentDr-.
.oigter $. 6 Mnoerien.
5or at reiie SSennb 2in6 ct bnrz
oigtGfin6esmprfe beri geften er Ser.
nDlig blebet oan.1et / Minreapolis
Ell "ssSsel1an 2iino 9lco6e11D Of Mulic
3Msiociotion Der bar baIgt Gilbert 6.
4noree til Braiioe1t; Dr. 8ietor
Nilsfon, grite gieepreiibent Ser
ner Meli1tber, sa16en giceprpfioent;
Maoame Menes 5taberg-San, treble
siceprplioent; slrel Moolfion, Seas
ferer, % grneft q. 5poplgberg, &c
ffretRr.
Sorel1il1oel1s Maal Ct at faa op-
fprt Mi1neapplis ct 9luoitorium
ltleo Siooeplaoier tiI fIere Elaiiube
Rerio:1er l1noer Nnbnet 1Sssenrp
aino aeaoemr 3 N2uficn bpor
55fa'1oinaperlle fii1 egen 8penil,a
fal1 sae uotrpf for III Dprf1iaa
nf OCT ifie1:1e 5aiia Maaiif oa BRA
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Gielbe 8o1ttae11.

9eroag Sen 26oe Suli 81. 8
~.Gfterniooag bill 8a11taen oter af-
oeoe Or. @erman 8. 6ieloe blibe
afileret paa 2afetpooo Cemetery,
Minneopolis:. MfiIgringstulen bill
blibe bol6t at Nebaftpr Carl 6. S.
Sonien og Der bliber Sang al nor
ife Sangere UNDER 2e0elie af ST..
Sobn Corning. Mlle ir1obpoes til
at gibe Mgoe.
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Spnner az Wproe.

opHltel VulSe9 Stlillit91oS
Scr. /, Der nplig bar bol6t Mpoe /
@rainerb, Mfinn., beIlltteoe, at StD-
relien / Tremtioen. ifaI beitaa at 5
Meolem1ner. @alg qfN5 tpre1ien CAB
felgenoe @eiultat. 8rafioent, 2emis
Carton al @igo 2oge, 5ionr Soils;
gicepraii6em, Geo, Reinbolotien,
@orofap, ct. Soul; gefreter, Soil
maro .9lifelan6, Ss1o, minneapolis,
gjenDalgt;; &asierer, Mn6rem 8.
#5teniuno, 8elt Dulutb. Mo1S
&a1aen f 8enion, Mi1m., ben aftre-
berthe 7i1triftsmpiioent, bliper mi
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|ifeoe ensglimrenoe 5tem:1ing. 81
ltriftsiefretpren oplDlte, al. Diltriftet
III talte so 2oger 43 / Minne-
toto meo 3,477 Meo1emmer, 81 go.
|Dafota lneb 2O7 Meolemmer oq 2
SSolpa 1ne1 172 Meolemmer; ia1t
moo 3,703 Meolemmcr for
to Mor iioen. Diitriftets @aslebe=
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$647.57.
9iitriftSlogen beilutteoe at ben
title til @opebloaen at faitiatte ion1
Ell &cgel for ale 2oger inoem 5pn-
ner al Norae at aipre BEN treble
Eorsoag / Dftober til Ell Te1toag for
at ffgre 2eit gncfions 0poaeelieo al
9(merifo.
2prbng often Ben 12te bolotes
Der ell 8o1tfet, bbori beltog 25O@ia=
|iter, flere 5eittoler bleb bol6t. Og
Mpoet il11tte6e meo Ell berlia It's
|flugt til Bltm Safe.
go Meolemmer al Senner d
lytorges 90ne0ltDrc fnt I Disle Gage
Ifejre 10 Mars Snbiil911m, 11emliq
aoaful glnf S. Mope Milmoafee
og 8. 5topnbeim / Mi1neapolis
ben prite bar ! De ii Mor befln01
fire %forifiellige Gmbeoer Stpret
Den lto1te bar belle Eii0en bRret SO:
neoiefrefer. Oct bar pna &opeolo
gemgoet Snperior i 1909, al. Rop,
blep polgt til Sopeotgiieepraiiioen
oa gtaptbeim til &obeoiefretpr
300 neite Sobeoloeerngoe, 1919
balgtes Mope til Sobe6prn}i6ent
ban beflaote gtillingm fire Mor
bar 6ernpit SHORTCOMINGS ire So
log bleD lao peo &obe6logenpoet
[@reat Sails, Morts flor .pnIgt Ii
Sopeb-GilIibgmoao. Mobe og gtapn
heit11 fdt1 bog tie fe tiIbage pna Sci
lRngin ieneiteti0 S%oDeoifDret
.gen Wre filfommer Msieboa Mog
nei berdf gben, ION allereoe ifje'
flt1pe eeire 10 Nars Subilpcf. &al
bIeb paa 3ope0logempbet 81. 9au
1908 ouIat fH 6opebr9iIioslnanh
Eaa Sopeolosemgoet grnnb Sort
1910 heDban balgt tic Sopeo
8iceprpdioent g pad SopeoIoaemp
bet N~fi1l11eapoIig 1911 TIC So
Deopraii0ent befIabte bette Gnbeo
fire Narog CT mi oDeobotn1l1er.
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9pbsfdlb.

Gnfema0ame Crime Miffe1ien of-
gif fiofte Iirs6ag be6 Dpben / ell
glloer at IS. Mar. SUN ttl6rogte Be
aar al it1 2epetio ! 5jcmmet
|boS fin Datfer, Mrs. 6o11s 8ol11ien,
|bpis Mano CT Ell pelitaaelioe Sormer
|u6e / Corners. Sum efterlaoer til
|lige to arl6re 8gtre, Mr5. Marie
Masnusfen og Mrs. Mortba Snles
gaaro, begge %boitb0enoe Der / 8pel1,
iomt to ssenner. Mrs. Miffeliel
bar eli rar gammel Some, Der JONI
fonoan bapOe Ell Ifor Bennefre6s.
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SfIs1u;sIe

Mortin gbriitenierr, Ser ct Hru.
iibent for Ell Habrif, 1om f%abriferer
6i0erie Maifister, iom ban bar up
4fun6et og patenteret, igger 5fils-
tmisfe fra fin @uitrn SSulia, Der meg
ter at lepe bos bom. !,
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.0aa Nicmtneien.

Sberlt &enneth 8ablor beraf BDen,
tom npoageoe ell 5erum, Der reobeoe
aipet III 1lruilge al1rerifal1ife Solba
tel, om bar oslgrebet al Sos aolbz
branobocilIen Ell anfoanl1sen tit 8os-
ton fra oueriptf arigstieneite. 8on
CT le0iaget al fiji Suitru, M1l,e lie
lal,o Gaplor, en- Datter al Dolnmer
Mnoreas l1ela:1o: Osrs. Gaplor bar
paret set Mgoe aors' GjeneIte:
5or at babe cpbaget Bette Serlm
mo0tog Dberlt Gaplor en- Citation
fra General Beribing.
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SRA e. q. 2iaieu.

2inie1s berbarenoe &ontor me0-
oeles o, ct BET lar mobtaaet Meboe-
lelie ON, at I. 8. 8ermit SSn6-
i%frpnfninaer ct blcpen borttaget, og
at bnnife, norife % ipenife 8orgere,
iom agter at gipre Ell &ejie til set
aomle 2anb, tim beb6ber at erbolbe
&as fra 0eres2a11bes aoniu1, 11oiteot
inoen SO Gage fsr Mfreiien.
Mmerifanife @orgere mao Der
in1oo erbol0e @ns fra @aibinaton.
Mlle 9asiagerer moa FIR MfieIin-:
gen @oom 1913, Goitum &ouie,
geetp Dorf 9th, bore %forbereot paa
at biie, at Sc bar betalt Sn6fomit-
ifat eller lepere 8epis for, at Sc er
fritagne.
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Vor Boghandel.

Hiif Hsaer fra purt saaer Irnne,
lor.eFriI ,.nep Raffspuii, el;er 81
yrss mtnL an1ef 1nan 4saffer !
srrrre' mao 5 Gents efstrd nebfpI.
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Taact MnIntteIIe.

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bar nDlig faaet Mnfettelie paa
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