davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1919-11-12
MILLION DOLLAR BAND.
VIII Play Here Nov. 20 Under the
Auspices Anton Bernatz Post
No. 1853 of The American
Legion

The Anton. Bernatz Post No. 16s
of The American Legion is to make
its first bow before the people OF
Winneshiek by importing the Million
Dollar Band of the Sunset Division
which will give an afternoon and
evening concert at the Grand Nov
10th. Admission for children at 4 D.
m. will be % cents, adults so cents
Evening concert at p. M, admis-
sion fee will be rs cents and s cents
war tax.
Twelve pieces picked from the
band will furnish the best dance
music that fans will ever hear, unless
they hear this band again. Follow
ing is, one of the many fine notices
that the band is receiving.
The Million Dollar or Sunset Div
ision band was loaned by the Mime
sofa State Fair Board to play for
the American Legion at the meetings
in the st. Paul and Minneapolis
Auditoriums on the evenings of Sept.
and 8, when. 1t. Col. Theodore
Roosevelt Jr. made his principal adj
dresses in those cities. Packed audi
forums in both places received with
enthusiasm the numbers the band
rendered preceding the Colonels ad-
dresses.
At Minneapolis Colonel Roosevelt
closed by saying. II want to tell you
people that this Sunset BANG has
played for me twice now and it is a
perfectly corking band"
The applause which rang out in the
Minneapolis Auditorium seemed to
indicate without any doubt that the
vast audience was in perfect accord
with Colonel Roosevelt on this point.
Regular meeting of the Post on
Thursday evening at p. IN. in the
new home, the Knights of Pythias
hall, over Parman's drug store.
Much business. Say you service men,
Fall in for this meeting"
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1919-11-12
Sailor Edits PAPER,

Carl Arneson, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Otto Arneson arrived here Saturday
on an over Sunday visit to his par
ents. Carl enlisted in the navy last
February for four year period and
has been stationed at the Great
Lakes Training Station near Chicago.
The sailors issue paper Great
Lakes Bulletin" and we note Carts
name appears on the editorial staff
as managing editor. He is making a
success of his editorial work as we'll
as making a fine young sailor for
Uncle Sam. He returned to Great
Lakes Modnay night.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1919-11-12
VIII Spend Winter in California.

A line from Mr.. and Mrs. L. F.
Button from Outlook, Sask. Canada
requesting their Public Opinion
changed to California states that
they leave Nov. 8 for Long Beach,
Cal, and their address will be the
Palace Apartment Hotel. They state
they will be delighted to see any of
their old DEBORAH friends who may
be spending the winter in the golden
state, as they have always had a
very warm place in their hearts for
DEBORAH people.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1919-11-12
Porter Has 30 900 Butterflies,

We take the following from the
West Union Argo Gazette where
Bert Porter showed his collection Of
butterflies recently:
A visitor at the Woman's Club
federation in West Union Friday and
Saturday was the butterfly man"
A. F. Porter of DEBORAH. For twenty
years past he has been principally
engaged in handling insects of the
variety, having on hand a collection
of between $4,000 and 10000 most
of the time. The best collection fields
in the world are on the southern
slopes of the Himalayas in India,
and in the valley of the Amazon
river. Mr.. Porter having hunted tho
winged beauties in the latter field
extensively He expects to visit Cen
trail and South America this winter.
In, addition he has hundreds of cor
respondents over the world, buying
from hunters and selling to collect
ors all the time. His chief activity
however, is in working up into
decorative effects under glass in
brilliant wings of highly colored
butterflies, the best of which came
from tropical countries and the ono
most gorgeously colored OF all being
rose colored one from Madagascar
His goods go to many distant mark.
cts, but his output is small because
it is all his own hand work.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1919-11-12
Death of Mrs. Caroline Nelson.

Mrs. Caroline Christen Nelson.
the beloved wife of Torger Nelson,
passed away last Saturday at the
home of her daughter, Mrs. Eva l.
Henderson near Cresco, after an ex-
tended illness.
The deceased was born near Madi-
son, Wis. July 81, 1S49, and moved
to Winneshiek county in 1855. She
was united in marriage to TorgeI
Nelson May 8, 1871, and the family
home was in Button township 70,
many years. The husband passed
away several years ago and four
children survive. They are Mrs. Eva
L. Henderson, Cresco; Mrs. Jessie
N. Langdon, Waterville, Wash.
Bertha S. Nelson, Harlowtown
Mont; Mahlon s. Nelson, Roy, Mont
She is also survived by four broth
ers and one sister, Mrs. Bertha Mott
Clarence and Albert Christen, of De
corah, Samuel Christen, Cresco, and
Walter Christen, Aneta, N. ID.
The deceased was one of Winnie
shiek county's best women, and ONT
who enjoyed the respect and higi
esteem of everybody who ever hat
the pleasure of her acquaintance
and her loss, is keenly felt by alrant
the sympathy of many friends is ex
tended to the bereaved ones. Thu
funeral services were held Monda,
from the Orleans Lutheran church
Rev. Norman officiated.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1919-11-12
Mrs. Maltby Given Surprise.

A most enjoyable surprise party
was rendered Mrs. F. G. Maltby at
the Odd Fellows hall Friday evening.
The event was in honor of Mrs.
Maltby being installed Outside
Guardian of the Rebekah Assembly
at Ames on Oct. %. A delicious re-
past was served and a very enjoyable
evening spent. Mrs. Maltby was pre-
sented with a beautiful hand painted
chop plate in memory of the occas-
ion.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1919-11-12
Married This Morning.

The marriage of Miss Rose Ian
non to Mr.. BENJAMIN McCabe was
solemnized at st. Benedict's Catho-
lie church in this city Wednesday
morning at nine o'clock. Rev. Faith
er Hogan officiated. The attendants
were Miss Anastasia McCabe, sister
of the groom, who acted as brides
maid, and the best man was Mr..
John Lannon, brother of the bride,
This is wedding of two of Winnie
shiek county's very best young peo-
pie. The bride is a daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. John Lannon of route 6.
She is most estimable young wom-
an, possessed Of many womanly
graces and virtues and will make a
most fitting helpmate for the hus-
band OF her choice. The groom is a
son of Mrs. Mike McCabe, OF Plym-
outh Rock and is one of the sterling
young men of the county, who en-
joys the respect and esteem of a
large number of friends. The happy
young couple departed on the even
ing train on a honeymoon trip to
Chicago and Milwaukee. and on their
return will make their home on a
fine farm near Plymouth Rock, where
the best wishes of host of friends
go with them.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1919-11-12
Married Here Saturday.

Geo. A. Wright, of North Carolina,
and Miss Aletta Strand, of Nordness,
were united in marriage here last
Saturday at the Congregational
church parsonage by Rev. NJ. Willett
Both of these young people are we'll
and favorably known here and have
many friends who join with us in
extending congratulations and best
wishes.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1919-11-12
Suits!-Suits!

The latest models, and good
qualities only When you consider
the great scarcity OF mems winter
clothing, you will conclude that we
made previous ARRANGEMENTS for our
fall and winter clothing. That's why
you find good big assortment here,
and at much cheaper prices than
elsewhere. BEARS.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1919-11-12
Continuous Shows at Lyric.

Miss Ellen Larsen, manager of the
Lyric announces that she will con-
duct continuous shows at the Lyric
from to IL p. m. on Sundays. This
is done to give all an opportunity to
attend at any hour best suited for
them. This new arrangement will no
doubt be much appreciated by the
many patrons of the Lyric.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1919-11-12
Z District Court i'm Session.

Judge Springer opened the Nov
ember term for Winneshiek county
ON Monday. A lot of probate matters
were cleaned up the first day and
Yesterday a jury was drawn to try
the case of Meyer & Co. VS.. the c..
M. & st. P. Ry. Co.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1919-11-12
ONLY n Few

more OF the $4,000 extra heavy
sheep-l'ned listers with fur collars
left Thew wouldn't lest lone as soon
cold weather starts in. Vow save 90
per cent on your purchase.
BrAp'S.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1919-11-12
Notice to Red Cross Chapters.

Notice to Red Cross Chapters.
Ia all branches of the Winneshiek
County Chapters of the American
Red Cross:
Please collect all your yarn and
other material received, whether
worked up or not and forward at
once to Chapter Headquarters at De-
corah in order that final shipment
of garments and return of material
may be made as soon as possible.
PAUL KOREN.
Chairman, Winneshiek County Chap.
ter.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1919-11-12
First Snow of Season.

The first snow of the season fell
last night, just enough to cover the
ground and remind us that old king
winter is just around the corner.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1919-11-12

We have the best hats money can
buy. John B. Stetson Co. quality.
BEARS.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-12-12
@cble9gclie af Siobcnbapns &c.
fetning.

timber Tinonslops6ebotten bar s.
6. Gbriitenlcn 1t6toIt fig for, at @id=
benbopns 2an0befult1ina o1lereoc
mt nc0log6cs % life - 1om 2opcn
fore frincr = bente mco Mc6lroacl<
fen til 1922.
Sbis @enitre goor mes til Trit<
ningsnc0lragelI e11, betpoer set, at
Ser ct ct fort sylerto1 berfor pno
MigSnogcn, og Ser CT laoleDcS al It's
fit til, at 9anmorf / en- NOR Trcm-
ti6 Tipper al mc6 SEN Tult1ina,
lnm anlogoeS probiioriif al 8obn=
ion. Oe Militnre bar mi oafoo belt
opaibet Groen paa Teitningen, oq
man toler ON at inbrette 8efp1tnin.
ger / Spllan6 og en- Sloa6eitotion
Set nor6lfge Spllano - 5. b. /. bcl,
at flDtte oct militGre TDng6ep11nff
bort fra 5iGllano % gipre aigber:
bobn til en- aaben Bp.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-12-12
= Danmark. -.

Ioiloe Mfltonben - ca. 500 &tlomes
ter-frmne tilbogelGggcs paa trr,
fire Sinner. &aa Sen Maooc piloc
mon f1u,ne hefororc Soften fra Sc
ifunoinapiif e 2an6e. Wcn meget
'piNtiat ct set ogfaa. at Sc oonifc
@onfcr, bpis ct effcftipt Somfpcm
til frlles Gam lfol fortune | Gong
mrcllcm Holcn og 9onmarf, pop,r
CIT SsSl,olats. Seq tGrlfer mig at TO-
~rcloa, at CT bunlf @anf oprctter en-
s7i1iol / @ori5otpa, Sc polite Mr-
bcioerc lom Gonmarf bar rift fig
loo aiultfri imob, icnber il ollcrco1
here's 5%parcpenae bjem. @olen or
pbclogt al ariacn: @i, trenacr til
9onmorfs Eillio 6a Snitiotip. Scr
ct iom faat itorc M1,ligbcocr, og
sen, ser fommcr fpr1t, pi1ocr. Me1
sen, lon1 i11tct ooncr, pinoer intet.
81 bor 10 ingen Sa16clsflaabe, og
i0onmorf, 1om f;ggcr os nrrmelt,
bill poo Bette 'Smroooe pe6 at gao /
l5pi01cn % lti1le fine Sfibe til 9is-
poiition h1rne op1aa Gbancer /
Somfpcmmct nte0 &olcr1. Otter
0rigea1 pnifer ri f1l1l at itaa % goot
mcb bcIe Ger0er1, met irrlig 1nco
Gonn1arf pnifer hi Genlfah, foroi
Scr laa ao6t lom i11gen Mis1p0 bar
pnret mellcm bore 2a116c, men
tncrtimpb hua Gpmpati. 81 bill faa
mcget at orgonilerc, fpr Eolc1 font
MGR / Orbcp. Men aiGrligbe6cn
til bort 2an6, iom bar biu1pet os
/ l1noertrpffella1s Gage, % Dor op
tin1iltiife Gro paa 6ets Srcmti6, pil
oiorc % Mrbeioct til cit @lu6e. S
Dol1marfs Srgnnilationer og Snlti=
t'@tiol1cr pil Ser pere ntcgct for os
at lt11berc, % ligeiom 9cres 2ano
Til finoc M1,ligbc0er for at faa bill
lac Gorer, Maotnoteriolcr og ST.
o,titriprobl1ftcr fra o. bill ri ipcj0c
otter Ml1ligbeoer for Ell SSmport fra
0a1maf.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-12-12
JuhI, Michigan.

Nogle udmsrkede Farme i og we'd den
gamle danske koloni j Juhl i Mich. er til
Salg. Landet er al Diet bedste, Ger fndes.
%lerblandet Muldjord med god Vandafled-
ming, og Mulighederne for ct rentabelt
Landbrug er ingen steder bedre end her.
Foruden de aim. Ssdarter dyrkes >ukker-
roer, mindste Pris de senere Aar 5000 pr.
Ton. Dog er Landbruget her NEST base
ret paa ct stort Kveghold; Melken sslges
til ct CONDENSED j %Sandusky til $50 pr.
100 Pund, 3.5 Test, stigende til AZ. Her
er Farmer Andelselevator, hvorigennem
ogsaa forsendes kreaturer. Her er intet
vildt eller uopdyrket Land, Farmene er i
god Drift, godt hegnet, tidssvarende gode
og store Bygninger og kan for Tiden k6.
bes for like over $500 pr. Acre PENCE
vilkaarene er code, her er dansk Menighed,
Broder- og SSstersamfund. dansk Les-for-
ening M, m. F~orespdrgsler til en- af os
unde -tegnede Menighedens Landudvalg vii
straks blive besvaret.
c. Mortensen, P. Appel,
Sandusky, R. 1 Marlette, R. s
N. Rasmussen,
Marlette, r. S
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-12-12

&c @arer, Ser baboe Dnret me6 Sfi-
bet, ialt for ca. 5000 ar.
Statspolitibetie1t Senrif1en IN
ocrlpgtc / 5tilbc6 5agen, % fire
Hdpncarbeioere, fom baboe oeltaget
/ .2~osningsmbeioet, blep anbol6t.
Gftcr at oercs Sorbolb bar 1u10u=
1bgt, % 6eres Meo6elagtigbc6 i Ep=
pcrierllc pdr opflaret, -bleb De igier
fiat paa fri 500, inotil 9ommcl1
|falocr. 0csprrre ipnes set, Ion1
|om .o6ifilligc .flere fan ber1tes ino.
|blonoct / Mffrrcn.
l1noer Torbdret forflarebe iaale:
|Srs CIT al, SC MnDol6te, at ban fra
"Mi6c" hapoc ltioalet to 1tore 5tpf.
Ter 2roer og tire Salonrif1cr. 81
biSI c 5ing bonoc ban gipet Mrbejbs.
mo1o @nl>cnor MielIcn 2Gocritpf.
fcrne og cn Miffc1.
gol6c,nor Mielierl, 6cr err Meo:
Ilcrn al 8Droobct / &alln6borg oQ
nolgt poo 5ocioloen1ofratiets 2i1te.
oop otter sem Mnbolotcs Gorflorin9
til @coer1og for 2nberet og &ifle1
|2-3 &r. til 81.
Mf Sen opluitc Mopport fremgii
Set, at 9Droaosme6lc1nmet bog bat
blcrct b%ctrnfelig be6 Sage11, og noe
'tc9HorNcn bopoc bon foitet Sc itjaol:
|lc &orcr ncb / "Mibe"s 2o1trum,
nonct. bon BOG life far @i6ner pao.
Set hc11tcS TIT, at fan ptl 1t0trgoe
|of 8proo6et.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-12-12
BilIig V%inter|asning.
; NJ Rasmussen,
Marlette, r. S

Eft stort Hefte indeholdende s /
Munro (halv Aargang) at "Ili.
Familie Journal, lig ca. 500 !
almindelige Bogsider, med flere
Hundrede Fortellinger, Skisser,
Anekdoter, Billedsr, etc., 1
Sangbog med so populere nor
dislike Sange ledaget at engelsk
Overs@ttelse. Endvidere 20
smukke kolorerede Postkort med
Prospekter fra Norge, Flag
kort og nydelige julie og
Nytaarskort, ct smukt Beginner
Ike Kalender for 1920, Forteg-
nelse over en- Mangde Bigger,
der selges til nedsatte Priser
SAINT Prisliste over nye ankom-
ne Bigger, sendss til enhver. som
sender SOC i Money Order, eller
U. S. Frimarker til D@kning at
Indpakning, Porto, etc. Til Ca
NADIA Coo. Nevn detts Blad.
G. RASMUSSEN COMPANY,
To- So. 18th st. Minneapolis.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-12-12
Stor S!|ilntnina til bcr nprb1cs=
binifct @rlgerfprcninq. !,

Snomcloclier1c / Sen 1rorolles
niNlfe @rlacrforeri:1g CT i Sc ii6itl
mgr forcGoact / ltor Moolcltof
TolIet zen 1. Mop. ,nor ~ofgj6ren6e
for Torbclinact poa Sc forifiellige
Nntcr al Mm6oteu1c i Gilipnsrao-
set res nGit tie &o1g. We0lcmsm1taI.
Jet CT TIT ifplge "Tilensborg Mpis"
/ Sbn0cr @p: 276, Spnoerborg
t,136, TlcnSGora @p: 1910, Stems:
hor1 @mtS 2onb6iitriftcr rigeliq
1 600 % Tp116er Mn1ts lpolige
Sci: $50.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-12-12

E6i, % mc6 ct @rpl af Smerte 1tDr=
tc0c ban ON paa @nlpct.
San bapoe uaet Mapcn flrnget,
90 @lobct pGltebe. frcm / cn brco
|5trpm fra set gobenoc Saar.
a,,ipitiffcren, Der bar grcbh al
let blinbt Moieri, buggeoc ON 1ig
uco &niucn % iaarcoc en- al %
more @ieiter / 5fa.loerc11, irlocu
|Gol, u6cn sat % 6rGffc flpgtcSc 1'o
f&irIocrbeprrtnin9e1 oa foripanot
i Mprfct, ser r1,acoc oper Npbopn.
!. S @cpurtui,,gcn Dor @in3ter OF
Ncrlonale / pilot S2prpr. Scr hlcs
I%trlefoncrct cftcr Nolitict,, nai Ser Dict
!ti1fnlot c, s(mb1lloncc> iom / f(p.
|nunoc Sort "fdrte> Sen boNc1'n Goo'
rcoc 90 Men6rn. ser honbc fonc'
@nipItiffct i Gfulocrcn, til &onlm1l.
n%cholpitolct.
Mcn lipsforligt 1cnreNc Mon<
|blcp itrofs eftcr, at. Mmrllonccpcr-
1o11olct bop0e hnnrct hom ms fno
&onnm,ncholpitalct, fbrt inb / Spc.
r%otipnsltlren, n1cl1 n1cocns hons &lr=
scr Mep tuuct cf, r0oonNc0c bon.
&iphc1honls Spoonclicpoliti iat=
tc fig itrofs / @cpryc(1c. OF a(lrcoe
pco 3-Eibcn 2arbog Mprqcn ltoo
Sp6uoercn ohcr for Wicrnil,nsntol1,
Sen. Silueen Carl M(cron6er So.
bans jon, ser bapSe Incact fig ON
boro poo 0ornpcren "&e0clo" pe0
3ltnIiotiit Mloos.
SON lou cn Spie % los, iom ON
|hon iop, ga &olitict trr11Qtc neo
set file 2,1fof % onholot hom.
S bans 2ommc fon6t Sp6ogercr
Moropoohcnct. CIT blooio Gplf.
Sm @nfcltbcbernc pc6 Mor0c1
forcligger:
,6in1ren ;%SSobo11sion, ser bor Iom.
mcn me6 11oAle &omerotcr og ct
Tor &pi1ocr, bonoc pl,1oiclig fpl1
fig for11rrmet ober. at 9onlfcrei1.
@ottcrnoger Mn6ersion, Scr bar no;
Get poapirfct al Gpiritl>s, hop0e
~tiltolt hcn enc al &pinocrne. Sg /
tit 6Driifc Mofcri trof ho11 Gclfen o.
jog 6c11 op / ltn6crlibct paa 9(n>
berS jon.
0a Set mt font til &on1pt = for
81 man bilbc opcrmo116c hnm -
ltqf ban 0olfen ino / Mpqgen poo
Morbmo116en 8iolrn @11berg o.
flpgte0e 0erefter.
Spbannsio 11 bar bi6til ,bcnGgtct
Gen mpr0e0c bar cit 22=aoriA
|&attemager eric Oscar Mnocrsior.
|&on CT fp6t / &ipbenbopn al 1pcn1fe
|Torrl0rc. Sans Sa6er err mt 30
ii00e10e / Molmg.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-12-12
MDe 2pnfrap.

Mllere0e It'll, life engang to Mao=
rc6er efter; at 2dmiraslopen ct
traaot / &raft, bar @tatens @m-
bc0smnno rejit @rabet ON ct npt,
enafret 2plttillng paa ca. 500 Sir.
sS%nitiatibet er 1,6goaet fra Scrnbancz
etoten, og paa ct fornDlig afhol6t
Wd6c bar @eprglentanter for Ho1t~
og Eelegrafforeningerr1e gipet Hla-
11cn 6ercs Eilll1ttn:ng.
Gentralor9miiatione1t be6tog al
.l6ae Bodybuilding meo iamtligc 2e-
|rere, meb 6e miniitericlle @mhe6s=
mG1ro og andre @r11pper Of 5totens
|Eienc1tcmGn6. Goor olle CT guoe1
|meo til Mftionen, bill &robene b1ibe
nGrmerc formn1leret og operraft Sic.
giertngen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-12-12
Miniitcriet bpmt til at betalc" 1922,
600 &rnner.

Observation-Disclosures ct Dlepe1'
oomt til at Detole "essDlf Mrbcls
Notwithstanding" 122,5S7 ST.
Grltotning for en- 2ooning Mois,
ser meb "Sollp Mnrif" por paa
Sci fra Gu1ina til 9nnmarf, 81
9prfiet inotraabte / &rigen. 2ob-
11inaen Mcn 6erpoa bcilaglagt / Scott
itcntinopeI.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-12-12
Mprp i Mnhopn.

l1mi0belbort for .211ffetio Sreoog
Mften Sen IA. Sob. bleb ser / Gofe
"9refun6", Npbaon SEQ. 5, &ipben=
8. DabIgreen, u6fpi1let ct Mo6iat
8. 9ablgrecn, u61pillct ct bli6igt
1roma,. iom frGbeoe ct Me11ne-
ife1ib.
SEQ ct Woro Jas ct @elifob al It's
lr11oinge, % mellem 6em oplto0 ct
beftigt 5Hnn6eri.
gn at @ieiterne, cit Man0 al I'M
oeriatiig, frafttg 8p0ning, reiite iia
ootp, oq meo. ct bo10iomt Greoeslt6-
hr1to faiteoe ban fig ilr6 moo en- 1tna
Ma1ro, Ser la6 1ige ODER for bam.
San bab6e cit blinfenoe &nib /
Saanoen, og al al fit brutole Gtpr-
e retteoe ban ct 5t90 moo fin Mob-
ltan6ers 1tnoerlip.
&niben flgnge6e be1t ntge Man6s
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-12-12
genapu 1tbnrpnt.

s(6pofat MreL 8en3o,r, Ser frtbilz
Zig 6eltog / &rigc11 moo Hrcusicr=
lie paa amerifo11if SIDE, ct blcpcr
u6l1npnt til Sefretpr: bps Sen San.
lfe Ge1terolfoniul : &otser6om, ser
CT yea6o til Dor prebe o1ncrifan|ft
Wcl1eralfm1iul 56ren 2iitoc.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-12-12
Snlcmab til Gpnbcrmbcruc.

3ltoiiatiif &ompooni bor aipt
Spn6crjplf Tono Ell 1ml1f @obe til
S%n0lomlingcn al S1tGe1rao til Spl'-
Gcrjp1lan6. Sen beltoar / i11tet
mi1ore ems 10000 Ylt1o Mis, 49,
900 Euno Sogogrpn % 1000 E6.
Safe.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-12-12
,9anmarf> / Bcrlin.

Sen 6anife &egjering ffa1 babe
i'ibbt Set elegontc Naln i Msfens-
~ltraI1e / @crliu, bpori set oanlfc Sc
|ionotlfab Dor til Suite.
Griien for Sen elegante; Spanning
|hor, be60er Set, ffu.t pGret 100000
M5arf, 1oa 5taten bar giort Ell IT'S
En1urfct S orrctning, iiGr naar Sen
|lope Marffurs tages. / &ctragtni11g
@clan6tlfabet benptter finn Ell
EGcl al g%jen6ommer, iaa Scr far
paaregncs en- betD0e1ig 2eiein0tggt
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-12-12
Gn pelhanenbe Wnier.

Gn fhp. 1trtcfrnmmer W6llmor1
I &ipbe1hobn er sos, so Mor Gam,
mel. San 1ebeoe tilipnela6en6e !
Sen nberite Tnttigoom, 11tc11 efter1u=
Ser Zig fife beito mir6re en- Torm11c
.paa 100000 @r. Sen ofogoe. Ser
CT 8ro0er til Sen fien6te Snititsraa6
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-12-12
9@gtcifab.

Norfattcren Simor &pch, fnn1n1l1=
7ol Gircftdr fQr Gta6c11s falte gjm=
n1n1mc. &ipbenbcb,1, ct bleben Gg=
tcbict til 6orfatterin6en Sr1t Mg11es
Ncnnin9ic >t.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-12-12
&rtns Mage / franif Sicmeite.

"Eolitifen" mc60eler:: Scr ct font
met CIT Me0belclic frd 6ranfrig, foml
or ilton0 til at 1prcbc megen &c.
fpmring r1t11bt om / &iebenbop11:
Yrtns Mage er gaoet | franlf &c
neite. Mlle @ellner al @aroens c1c=
gqnteite 2ojtnont ipprger %nat1trlig-
big itrafs: @il Nrins Moee olorig
mere fommc til6ogc? 81 CT life
iltalt0 til at hcI pore set G11gltcliue
|Sp9rgsmao1 fl1l0t forfeit; 11clt hi
tror at fltn1re berpligc n1c6 at iigc,
at Hrt11s Magc attogclig otter fife
|alt for lang Iios Tor1pb otter pifcr
fig / Spi01en for &agtparo6en pg 81
nita1elig mes en- gplbcl1 5trcg til
poa sGrmet. Srn1S Magc CT bi1t be6
at hlipe &aptaj11. Torelghia moo ri
imiolertio iap1tc han og n1c6 bolu
en HGfffc andre Sfficerer, Scr mio.
1crti0ig er in6troo6t / SEN alorprr.
bigltc al olle Mrmccr Set CT eli
nat11rlig TortIrttclie al oanife 81.
f%icererS &igrligbc0 til Tronfriq. SCI
Der giber. fig ct mt l16llag. Mor1g@
LAT Sc sg1bre bar / beres 1t1ge s9(o,
oiort Gicncl tie oer11coc cller / 81
frantic &olonier me1 1tnber @rigc1
mar Sc fife 5ff1trnet foa 2ob til al
felge ocres 2plt, forbi ser bar 81t<
cftcr bent paa 6e freoc1iNerc Tro1:
ter / galler1'p og paa Mmagcr. M1
ora9cr Sc imo1ert0 1t6 og mes ST
1eans'er1es 9gtling / Gpiofe1t
Nri11S Mage in6trnber / ct al 9(lbe
ipgernes berdmmelige &egi>1enter.
Gn opitgtsprffenSe' SDberiaffGre
&alnnbbpr9.
+ Sill "Nolittfen" 1fribes fra Sd
l1tnoborg ON cit SDberiaffrre SCI
/ 8pen:
Meoens Ser bar @opneitrcife
@ipbe11baprt, Gleb 9om1pere11 "Mibe'
ofrigeret til &ul1tn6borg, bbor 6e1
1~tolos1eoc Iin 2alt al omerifa11If +
Carer.
Sorleoet onrnel6te ct fjpbenbobni
Jirma, at Set mangleoe en- Del a
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-12-12
Minipnbron6 / Sreloitlaaer.

Tre6rifsilt1l0 bleb Nottcn til 10.
Nop. brraet al en- 8ran6, iom poe-
roooc ct Sdmmcr1qqcr til ODER Ell
Million &ro11crs gpr6i.
Mon o1toaer, at Ell &promon bor
nnrct poofrrhc. s Sen 1ioIte Sis
hor ser / Trc6rifslun6 beret flerc
n'niti'fe @ronhe: oo man tror, at en-
|iinosipg 8ran0itifter bar poaiat
16cn1 ollc.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-12-12
Gn opiigtsprffenSe' SDberiaffGre
&nlnnbbpro.

Behagelig, rensende or
le&ende ~ Murine Eye
Remedy for rode, gm-
me, g%ranulerede, klpen-
de og %brandende Dine
eg 0jenlaag. Hos De-
res Apotheker, Coo.
Cos, Chicago.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-12-12
Errit paa zlano.

S "Ncn0insiel @enitrebloo" mco=
.bclcs, at "fbp. Errlt / Mmerifo @r.
.NrbcrI cn CT fonitit1,eret lom Street,
for 9loao Mcniabcb." Set or for
mo0c1tltg Noltor ST. Mn6erlen,
lom liolte 5on1mer :reilte fra Mifob,
Mil1t., SCI. r1t bor facet 8rniteor-
|6ci6c 0crbjemme paa 2im6or6spen.