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The Dolores star., 1919-09-12
Friday, September I2, 1919
Educated Youth Has the Advantage

The value of staying in school is
| stated In dollars and cents in figures
( recently complied by the bureau of
education and distributed to boys and
girls throughout the country by the
children's bureau.
! From study of a large number of
actual cases it has been found that at
twenty-five years of age the boy who
remained in school until he was eighteen
had received 81, 600 more salary than
the boy who left school at fourteen,
and that the better educated youth
was then receiving more than $500 Ii
year more in pay.
This is equivalent to an investment
of SIS, 900 at 5 per cent" the state
ment said. Can boy increase his
capital as fast in any other?
From this time on the salary of the
better educated boy will rise still more
rapidly, while the earnings of the boy
who left school at fourteen will in
crease but little"
W Illlt W ayes iaNt iCasSu WIN
the war, the proportions shown in a
table of weekly earnings still hold true
the statement said The boy who left
school at fourteen at the time the in
average of 81 a week, his wages in
crease each year to 81 week at
eighteen. The boy who remained in
school until he was eighteen began
work at $40 week. At twenty the
the salaries were 50. so week for the
boy who left school early and SIS for
his better trained competitor. At
twenty-five they were earning SIP
and $3l respectively, and total wages
up to that time had been SIP. so and
81, 337 80, so that the boy who remained
in school had earned nearly so per cent
more in eight years than the other had
in twelve years.
Children should stay in school as
long as possible because education
means better jobs" the children S
bureau urges. Boys and girls who
go to work at the end of grammer
school rarely get good jobs. The work
they find to do is usually unskilled; it
offers little training or chance for ad-
vancement. When they are older they
find they are still unframed for the
skilled work that offers future. Edu-
cation means higher wages.
MANY boys and girls when they
leave school find work that offers a
high wage for beginner. But these
wages seldom grow because the work
requires no training.
"a position with future steadily
increasing wages requires school train
ing.
docs it pay to continue you studies?
Education means a successful and use
full life; it pays the individual. Educa-
ton means efficient workers; it pays
the nation. Show this to your parents
and ask them what they think about
it. Stay in school. &C. A. C. News
Notes.
The Dolores star., 1919-09-12
The DOLORES STAR
CHARLES BEAR. PUBLISHER.

Entered at the postolice in Dolores, Colorado
for Transmission through the mails, at second
class mail matter.
The Dolores star., 1919-09-12

For Sale-A good Story G. Clark
organ cheap. Inquire at The Star
office.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1919-10-09
CHARTER OF THE BELKNAP-PARKER
LUMBER AND EXPORT
COMANY, INC.

United States of America, State of Louis
lana, parish of Orleans, City of New Orleans
Be il known that on this twenty sixth day
of the month of September, in the year OF
our Lord thousand nine hundred and
nineteen before me, Joseph kenton Bailey,
notary public duly commissioned and quail
fled, in and for the Parish of Orleans, State
of Louisiana. and in the presence of the wit
nesses hereinafter named and undersigned,
personally came and appeared: the several
persons whose names hereinafter sub
scribed, all of full age. and residents of the
parish of Orleans, who declared that avail
ing themselves of the provisions OF the laws
of this state relative to corporations, they DO
by these presents, unite to form and consti-
tute corporation and body polite in law, I'M
der the stipulations and agreements herein
after set forth, to-wit:
ARTICLE 1.-The name of this corporation
shall be the "Belknap- Parker Lumber and Ex-
port Company, Inc., and its corporate exis-
tence shall be for period of ninety mine
years, with all the coporate powers granted
by Act 267 of the General Assembly of this
State, Session of 1914
ARTICLE 1.-THE corporations domicle
shall be in the parish of Orleans, and service
of all legal processes shall be on any Of
ficer of the corporation.
ARTICLE III.-The objects and purposes
for which this corporation is organized and
the business TO be carried on by it are
hereby declared TO be the purchase and sale
Of timber land, timber logs and all lumber
products and the manufacture of same into
the finished products, also the purchase and
sale manufacturing and dealing in naval
stores of all kinds; the owning and opera
ting OF commissary in connection with the
above business
ARTICLE IV-The capital stock of this
corporation is hereby fixed at the sum- of
Twenty Thousand (S20OOO,0O) Dollars.
divided into and represented by two hundred
shares of par value of one hundred tSloO
dollars each, which may be paid for in CASH,
said stock may be issued full paid for
property, labor done good will, received
or turned over to perform for said corpora
ton, and in accordance with law.
The board of directors shall have the pow
er to issue said stock on such terms and
under such conditions mot prohibited by law
as it may see fit.
The corporation shall be a going concern
as soon as authorized in accordance with law.
ARTICLE Vail the corporate powers
of the corporation shall be vested in and
exercised by a board of five directors, three
of whom shall constitute a quorum for the
transaction Of business. Meetings for the
election of directors shall be held on the first
Monday in September of each year.
The first board of directors shall be com.
posed of, Samuel Logan Belknap; Edwin
Belknap; Alfred Leblanc; William J. Kear
ney; Allen Parker.
The said S L. Belknap shall be president.
the said Allen Parker shall be vice president
and the said Edwin Belknap shall be Sec
rotary treasurer All election shall be un-
der the supervision of the board OF directors
and shall be held in accordance with law.
Any and all alterations, amendments and
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1919-10-09
CHARTERS.

ARTICLE IX.-The stockholders have re-
spectively written opposite their names the
amount of stock in this corporation subscribed
for by each of them, so that this act may
serve as he subscription list of said corpora
ton.
Thus done and passed, at my office in the
city of New Orleans, on the day and date
first above written, in the presence of Messrs.
Edwin J. Prinz and Solomon s. Goldman.
competent witnesses, who have subscribed
their names hereunto with said appearers
and me, Notary, after due reading OF the
whole.
Witnesses: Edwin J. Prinz, Solomon S.
Goldman.
Original Signed Names omitted.
EDWARD RIGHTOR,
Notary Public.
I, the undersigned, Recorder of Mortgages,
in and for the Parish of Orleans, State OF
Louisiana. do hereby certify that the above
and foregoing Act of Incorporation, of the
Stutz Southern Sales Co., Inc, was this day
duly recorded in my office, in Book 1881,
Folio -.
New Orleans. September 9th, 1919.
EMILE J. LEONARD, Dy, R.
A true copy,
EDWARD RIGHDOR,
Notary Public,
Sept. II Oct. l6.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1919-10-09
A FAMILY
MEDI(N||
In Her Mothers Home, say y
Georgia Lady, Regudns W.
Draught. Relief From Had
ache, Malaria, Chill, IL

Ringgold, Ca Mrs Chaa aFs|
Of this place, writes: u an ix|
Of Thedford's Black. Draughi; !, :
1t was one of our family nas
Also in my mothers home W. !,
was a child. When any Of u n
rem complained Of headache "
caused by constipation, she pN
a dose of Black. Draught, vhia W.|
rectify the trouble. Often u 4
Spring, we would have malal =
chills, or troubles Of this nas :. !
would take Black Drausht prey ! n
ular until the liver acted VEL y
we would soon be up and isy|
again. We would not be WIZ y
for 1t certainly has saved u !. ~ -.
doctor bills. Just q dose o. =. s
Draught when not 90 wei ~
lot of days in bed" ,.
Thedford's Black.D raugns " :. :
in use for many years u 9' y =
ment of stomach, liver ~. ~
troubles, and the populaI,ls.9! ~, -.
now enjoys Is proof Of ~ w. - =
II your liver Is not oolIs s n
you will suffer from suca . M Hse
able symptoms as heaaaeoss;, c. &
ness. constipation, indie gs -
and unless something Is o0D''
trouble may result. ms
Thedford's Black'D rausn' y, y
found a valuable remedy ,, ~ !
troubles. 1t Is purely ses veg q
acts in a prompt and - nSt r. n
regulating the liver 70 .,a = sosls
functions and cleansing I ~. N y
imnurities. Try II. ins, ss,ss II
ford's the original and ssn4
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1919-10-09

Oct. 2-9-l6-23-3O-Nov. 6.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1919-10-09
CHARTEp

on o41 desrc5 ,n this HI .S ehatts Include,
II, 4, accordance with law law stock %k sb,S
the affairs OF the corro,,.i he Iiqs. j
by two liquidators yo,asoa sal
ARTICLE VIM We, re. acc9,j,,>
be 5 5s,i. liable or respon Ss,i4SSisa@lt';
sum than the unpaid D. 5 baon ii 4,
shares OF stock ownaa OaIanle 4. y
any am mere mere informally in 0y hi hie =
Inc effect Of rendins hi. 0Fsaajas, I
exposing The stockhold.- '' ~ eaa7e
You'd II t5e amount Of HI, ,, % any l,s
ARTICLE VILE In u, unpaid sps
inaboye provided for a. az natter,
Act ei.; 20 OF the General a'e Ap'ovis'a
Thus done and passed Sia'l Soven
City Of New Orleans 81 IN ny o,S,
year first hereinaboves e. v ras Day H.
senc. OF Lesseps Story a "m'i E IA B
competent witnesses w rIa trsa,g 4
signed together with s,; Sao haV. q
notary, after due read;a"a sppear,s ~
,W,,sinal Signed Nsn \. the vi.
witnesses Lesseps Story. { = W..
J. KENYON A. n;
T., L. ,1 me tg UNDERSIGNED Recorder , \
Louisiana, do hereby ce ~ ,of;aa' n
ana foregoing act NJ ~! aat !,
nss ,5 Parker 5 Lumber a and F,,,o'
BaS ms ms, day toi;. duly s recorded a'2s
Sew Orleans September H., -.
9'Ened EMILE J. LE0yI1SiSSn D5
| hereby certify that n. AN" a D. 4
gong Is true and corr. vac above 4.
nal act on file and record il O0py Of s
}, KENTOS' B gIS
Oct. 2-Nov. 6. Notary 4
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1919-10-09
CHARTER

The Board of Directors shall, Immediately
after their election and qualification for Office
select from among their number a President,
a Vice-President, and a Secretary-Treasurer.
provided the office of Secretary and Treasurer
might be held by the same person. M. Z.
Carter is selected as Assistant Secretary-Treas-
urer.
At such election of directors, each common
stakeholder shall be entitled to cast one %
vote for each share of stock owned by him.
either in person or by written proxy, put
voting shall not be cumulative.
ANY vacancies occurring on said board shall
be filled by the remaining members at any
regular meeting, or at any meeting called for
that purpose by the President or, in his alb
sence. by the Vice-President.
The said Board of Directors shall have power
to appoint agents and employees for this cor
poration, or to remove the same at pleasure,
and they shall also have the power to fill any
vacancies in their number and shall make
such bylaws from time to time and amend
the same as they may deem expedient.
ARTICLE V.-This corporation may begin
business at once, the necessary amount of stock
being subscribed for herein.
ARTICLE VL-Ths charter may be amend
ed, the capital stock thereof increased or de-
creased, or this corporation dissolved, in &C
cordance with the provisions of Act 267 of the
Legislature of Louisiana for the year 1914
Thus done and signed in my office. at New
Orleans, Louisiana, in the presence OF Florence
Pflueger and Eva Schew, competent witnesses,
on the twenty-second day of September, 1919,
after due reading of the whole. the subscribers
to this corporation hereby affixing their names
and the amount of stock respectively SUBJ
scribed for by them, and hereby declare this
to constitute their subscription list.
Names of subscribers omitted.)
EDWARD B. ELLIS,
Notary Public.
I. the undersigned. Recorder of Mortgages.
in and for the Parish of Orleans, State of
Louisiana, do hereby certify that the above
and foregoing Act of Incorporation of the
King Motor Co., Inc.," was this day duly re-
corded in my office in Book 1881, folio -.
New Orleans, La.,..-..................., 1919.
A true copy:
EDWARD B. ELLIS,
Notary Public.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1919-10-09
CHARTER OF STUFF SOUTHERN SALES
COMPANY, INCORPORATED.

Sept. 1S.-October %.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1919-10-09
CHARTER.

Witnesses-Marie G. Alpuente; o. c.
Blanchard.
(Orignal signed) NJ. Michaelis, 143
shares; r. j. Sellers, 3 shares; A. III.
Johness 4 shares.
GUS. A. LLAMBIAS,
Notary Public.
Registered in Mortgage Office in Book
1881, folio 2S7 a true copy.
GUS. A. LLAMBIAS.
Notary Public.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-10-17

ion, Mpller, Iom ban0e mpret meb
til &aftetpperiet, % Ell 1igeleoes u1lg
Mo1t6 peb Scam 5egmro, Der Iam-
men n1eb @ipbmdnb anubie11 bobbe
begaaet ct Sltetpperi. GnOpi6ere an
boIotes Ell Mrbej6sfar1 Sobnlmes
&nl1ien, Mrbmb. sSse1fen oa stoffe-
mager @anfen, ollie at Gben1e, liant
to tioHgere lt%raffeoe 5tenfiifere
&oa,llcn % g6abl fra st. Sans
i2anoiogn.
9cn fiorteuoe Nnboloelie fl,lgte
illart efter. Set bar Ell 3cr1on neo
Mapn Micbelien, Der tilitoo at baoc
itjaalet&etroleatlnsmGrfer fra 0oen-
lie GlefftricitetsbGrf % iamme1l meo
.glmelunD- Socobien at bape fprgpet
ell ubDre Mpng6e GDfletpberier poo
SIM og i SpIlanb. 5ne6fer Sal1len
|bar Der @Gler, og Ell l1lbbn1tolcr
|@nnfer bar ligeIeocs impltceret,
bporfpr ban blep al1bolbt.
Get fioite iterre Sup forppeoes
at Sue og Sohs. &anle1,, ion, be-
gift S,10br1tb / Scbpllerts 5fotpjs-
fabrif | 8reoericin oa ltial e,
Mang6e 6obtei "a forte gbeprem,=
.5ftn6 % 400 @igarer. SEQ iammc
2ejligbeo tamte 6e @infjelberen hos
en- Diretter i Gunmarfsgooe / Sire
bericia.
SCI fore aomplot, %beitoacloc al
is TDDe og 5 9plere, bpts Mis-
a%ierninger er fuIot belpit, iioocr iii
.og pe'tter pm oeres gom1,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-10-17
st aps i samIe Gage.

%teE-Z-E+S=T-gEtL -
S en- pIoaa1nmel Npis finoer bi
fglaenoe 8eifripel{e al ct aps ben
.tet fra e1t l1,a 8iges Gngboa:
Gen 201e Maj fpsieoc 81. mia
ferite Gong. Seq fplte mig Iom |
en- 8ltrp ftll6 at Mofer, Der ippn1fte-
DC &oslnina Ga11 oe Cologne oa
g bampaa,te, [om oma1oget Ieb oper
mine geerpcr pua 9in1na11tfpooer,
% en- Mang6c imaa Bmooler nlell
#Gngle gleo ojerunetn miil,e Marer,
11ers iamtioia ct maanetif Rear1-
buelps noajeb iigoper belle nit Sc
GENE: ]"
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-10-17
Mariasen, bpprfpr

len bergu1t Connecticut &en1ifer for
oDer IS Mor 1i6e,1 inbiaa M%gobenoia-
beben at ct Barne=Yu6ber inoeboI,
0e1oe lpgen0c % li16renoe Beitonb-
belle, % iont, Zig Sgoen, buroe bore
~forfjellie for 8prn og for Bofsne.
Gerfor ti16ereote Ian Sbfes Som.
fort HOipber, inoebnloen6e pirflomme
Meoifamel1ter, iarlig beregnet for
@arnets fine Sfino. TpIgelig er Ser
intet Tom bet til 9elbreoelie % ge.
barelie at 8arnets Sfin1o, 11aar set
brlges regrIprt efter 8ooning.
Den itore Gorffiel mellem bette
~uooer % alminoelig Ealfum 9,to-
Der er, at sDfes Comfort 9u,pbe1
inbebol6er IRgel1be, linbren6e %
ontiieptiife 8eitanooele, Ser qigr set
m1,ligf at frigipre &uben ira Dp.
warming, 8etenoelie, 5foloning,
f11bipt Sa6ipsoom, al SSrritation %
g1nbeo, poa famine Ei6 iom set for.
bin6rer bisie Mbebogeligbeoer % be-
barcr Ell itno SUD - 1erfor er set
life ct dlmin6eligt 8aIhflmz8nober,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-10-17
~, ipenoenbc Moman

paaIegpnoes bette SO. paa 7oe
|siDe Set er ben berpmte biftoriifc
Homan fraS oct fenntenoe Narbuns
geueoigs Datter gatarira
4goruaro at ben fienote Gorfatter-
i1,be Olga @ggers. B n%nbefaler
pore aaiere, larlie a%aferiuoer, ct
fsIge meo fra Begt1oelien. 2ige-
leoes fprtal Oct, til Deres genner
% Naboer, at en- l1D @orlan er be-
epnot 8laoet, % ct Dc bnroe bofbe
81obet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-10-17
En- enestaaende Anledning til
at kj0be en- STOCK. Farm i
nordlire Minnesota.

1000 Acres at tildels improved og
helt improved" Farm, god .Befiggen-
he'd, 81 Mil til code Markeder, alt af
$40 Acres er indhegnet til Faar .og
Kv1p, vandet we'd ct Vandleb fuld af
Fisk, 40 Acres Ager. 100 Acres Eng,
der giver 200 Tons godt He. Godt
Hus, SAINT Stald og andre Bygninger.
Til $35. pr. Acre. $4,000. kan kobe
Resten paa lette Vilkaar. ~Sk1iv til
Frank P. Morneau, Milaca, MINI.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-10-17
Gn itoritilet Spberiaffnre ppflaret.

Em itpritilet Spberiaffere upflaret.
Soenie 4oliti bar ofiluttet lin.
be%ripgelfen / ell megtig 3pperi- oe
&nlerioffere, bpormeo set bar Doe.
ret beifipitiget fioe1 5ommere1
1917, og -nn, ba 5agen ligger fulol
oplpit,l er ser arreIteret ialt 90 &er,
Toner, JONI i Be forlebne 9 aar Ell,
ten bor 6eltaget / ca. 100 Spperie1
paa 5pn og Spllono eller er I'M,
plicere6e iom @Glere. 1pperier1te
belgber Jig ife1ge 146pns 9ioenoe"
til 30, 600 aroners @nrbi.
Gen mcaet inhbpifleoe Mffare be
gpnote / Somnleren 1917, 90 bel
bos Erifotagebonbler 9ab1 / O6ealIt
bIeb forppet Sn6brub og ltiaalet So
rer for ca. 1000 @r. @jernings-
monoen fonbt ma,1 life ben Gang.
men Ell Gel al Sppefolter11e fa1,otes
bos Ell 6neofer s.. 6. @nn(en, ION
i lang Sis bopbe pnrct mistai1ft
for !9aleri: Sans 6orbolb heb npr-
mere %1tuoerlggt, % ban blep icnere
o1bolot.
Mnoen Nft foregif Sa111or iaar,
90 Ser blep beguaet Snbbrno
gtatSraoo S. 8. Gbriite1icns &affe:
~riiteri % %ltiaalet en- 5pf 8affe, fom
fort efter fa,toteS bos en- @ighma1li
&nublm. San paoltob at bope ffiipbhtt
&affen at Ell Rsiien6e 3ielien, bpor-
efter ban blep Int 11toer M1lbol0elie
for 9rleri. Selere tiIito6 bon
imiblertib, at ban ielb ban0e Itiaalei
anffet og fprgprigt ofte bab6e be,
ret pao &ppeitien,
Oct Ipffebrs 8olitiet at ioentifi-
cere "atejfen6e MieIien" 1om Ell ]
Npborg Straffeanitalt fio0enbe Ian-
sc. yes 9eapn Morte,1iell, Der Fam
met meo eli 9anfelercr SncoIb1frt
oa Ell treble Herion beb gtnm Score
nffonebe 5tmffen for ct .morberiit
Dberfo1b pao CIT @oorocier i Cline.
Iu16.
FaNHtrH%.
@eb at alaffe meb oisfc tire opba=
geoe 9olifiet nort, at BET Der bopbe
fnaet fat i ne1, rette G11oe at soge,1.
Sc tilitoo uernlig piIiat ell 8nnfe
Dperier % argap eli Mengec@seo:
hiplperc % 9Rlere. @anffe bit pn,
@%eepnoclien EN- Ge al beres 6or.
tn1linaer l1la1lobeo men 90 be bap.
be piflet minoi ee al 2eg11
brait Set Ct, Dag for Mortenien d
ban iortaIte alt, ifom Set fra 9eapn.
oellen bar aalef til nar int.
pIiileeret ca. go apperiier. Ys.
AspIitie folcertrereoe iii fiji
aroftsomsat a,ige 6alerne % Nsseo.
fpIoiae, % Saaten froneoes mel
&eIo. aut allgepeeu p1lere Ser;
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-10-17
BILES LAND CO, Durand, Wisconsin,

q Acres q, ! frankfort Township, Pspin County Wisconsin: 8 MI
til tbs. sko y @ KIr2s F1sae leo. %, Postr ra. J. Teefon. Landet ilgger
hsate ga .e Am sng 0g gat trabeyokgett. ta at indhen gta med Woven Wire.
der ag,. aldlig Cha har y@1e as en- hss.akst God, God xblehaye. Fem, yares .
n Has. til Y stk ,,KkXHsags,g odt a aehass ,a Grana1y 1921 frame. frame"
Ge ~ code. @ s1nde,e clst gs med yandsN ltrum. Paa Grund Of Dds
Farm i Minnesota at tnse. Denne Farm er sat til en- Pris, der err
mindst 20 % under V@rdien. wi. selge for $3.50. $4,000. kon-
tant, Resten til 6 pC..4#% #@@##.=a#@a
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-10-17
NBrneifibet 1ggeir".

Scr gift CT 3u1nper fro AorssM
oct l11fteb. fritz ! So1nrells Self,
bIiot brute moo De oanffe Ger
oct blaa % bpioe store8 Belt
Maifinell lang, % 5tnpuea1 itar1
og Sfibet lgb fom til en- Set,
rel friH frn bpa6 tlt1tgt BET bar
for milo BET / Sol % 8nit.
-bbor ttinlh Miner bplteo
bug gtgfgerae Beltet:
9og, h1fenD Mgore itoo poanp
'og fpgior6 efter "9ggir"s Stag;
zen Scr al Born fn T6lemsborg 81
iprnng gla0 omboro, sfgr Scot blep
Gag.
Selb slespn iffifteb us ct gog
af iaf forfros1e blege Smnn,
Der fnrnl@ efter Dannebroa
bpis 8ub Be bnlbt f,11 troebe paa.
Il, Sc fa1uot bet; De bleb parme.
&c (ob i 5giter-slrme.
Mso0 Ganmarf? gr ej gonmarl
fer?
Set bar. Set blir. Sgr 8glgens
Brns,
og .le oct Clint bag BrinfensGr9er
BET Stag Der bed bet G%iiferbusl
So, mint / Se1tberborg, bpor itort
BET @orsftag baier, riot % bpiot..
Gnom1sfun Clint. g1tD ltoar Den
Yort, 1
iom FILTER fqngllet 2ip og frit.
garb floor .en ffre1nmeo Stpth
paa 9Dbbgl, bpor pi blpote.
60 bpor Sc ggr11 laa LANDER fer,
De FINDER itrafs en- Spite1DfLof,
eli 6ar, Ell Meor, Ion1 bur Dem fjur;;
s6e er ffru Slesutg, set er NOT.
gafn 2ange-bor1 Barm Jorltpbt,
Barn biemDerrM fra hi peo NOT
bpor
bpor CT bet lRrt, bbor ct oct lg6t 4
at le oct / fit Mooers @oaro.
2ao tic eller faloe,
vi elifer bet bog ollie.
Sou lpier Dmmarf fra lin Sapn
De 5man, iom oraf al ben6e 8rDlt,
'og "sggir" saar til JIensborg@npn
lneo 8ern, iom fjetroer 9u11marfs
&g1t.
|Ge reonrer rift % fnejler fjjaHt,
De fgr laa b1ege @ofenifub;;
fra Gunmarf bar til 8D og slpgt
bpert Barn Ell Snien og ct BUD -
fn ct: S iian mig He1nme.
Seq oil, leg fan Ell glemme.
8ul6e1nar @pr6am.
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On sUneit ttl 100000 aroner.

Gen fjeltofe Seftepporatter ssoll
3oriloitoo, g. Spon @u6branoson-
len bar ioisfe 9oge foIgt en- &inaft
Smut Manbeim Eoteat fpr 100.
900 @roner, ioriaabiot SCI, opnaar
Branlie poa aiIIebanlmernoihl-
|Iingen 1920 Dpl1oar Siaeiten bare
2Nrar1,ie, e. 5desfutnrr1pn 10000
'Qrorpr.
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Har 6 code so Acres og adskillige
s120 Acres Farme. Enkelte med per-
sonlig Ejendom. God Jordbund Og
code Bygninger. Priser fra $50.
til 500. pr. Acre. For narmere
Oplysninger skriv paa Engelsk til
Appleby & Clanton, Shell Lake. Wis.
Endnu bedre: Kom SEW og Sc.
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TIL SALGS. Adskillige code Far1ns
fra 20 til GAO Acres nmr den.
smukke BY, New Richmond, Wis.
st. Croix Co., ct az de bedste
Counter i Staten for Mejeridrift
;og al Slags Agerbrug. Besgg mig
sOg Sc Majsen og Kl6ver gro. Skriv
efter Liste paa Farrne.
g. McDermott, New Richmond, wis.
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Qereritrejfe ! ariitiania.

@s"6cs F*tsJtc W sso'"
2nrerne be6 Standardization
|og Mftenifoten i, &riltianid bar giort
|Gtreife, i6et De Zen Sfripelie til
Gormonoifobet % 5foleitpret erfIRs
|rer, at oe life bill begpnbe nnberDis-'
,nineen, f6r bcres 2gnsanorager1oe
er afgiort.
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vor Boshandel.

Vile Bigger fra bort Eager ieates
p~Ortpirit neo 8aifepoit, elltr ST
-preis mel. snifer ,,a1, 3affen ds-
lnreret, ,.aa 5 Gents efstra mebfa-
&c geaiIlineen.
6: @asnaaisien 8,
72o-z722 50. loartb gtrtet.
qsianeapoIis N,iinn.
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40 Acres korn oQ Kreatur Farrn.

Beiggends we'd Yellow Stone Trail, 4K Milf Cadon og Nilha Chippewa Falls. i
jod. Ca. 12o a. under Dyrknng, Resen Tsmmer OF Grassland med vsld. To-
Kver, s Ans Kalve; Tyr, l9 Faar og is Gra, Hsns, ETC mes fseer. Endsidee
Farmredskaber og Maskiner. al Ay, der fndes paa Famen psa salgsdaeen T INDIE
fanst For narmere opyninger skiy til p q. LoFFlER. CHIPPEWA PALS, WIS
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hdA AFRO R2neh bedte 1eret Muldjord, ligger godt; so Acres fri for
: s wv 'uAo"' q rarodda, andre 80 brushed off; god, str Stald
for 200 kreaturer; 32 Tons Sno; smt Syinehus; Hplader; 2 Wind
muller 2 Beboelseshuse; hee Ejendommen indhegnet, Diet hee tame
pasture Dette er en- moderne Ranch Denne og TO andre mndre
Ejendomme salgs for at aflute ct Bo; lettes Betingeler for dem
allie. Pms for Ranchen med en- Del. at Avlen $38 pr. Acre.
l--M. Il. Peoples. Ladysnanh, Wis.
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IS code, |. Kla..es Farme i'll Sals for SIS

til sl35 pr. Acre. Disc Farme maa SEES for at paaskennes, allie indenfor
2 til Is Mil fra den forcrende BY St. Cloud, MINI. Redste Vlkaar
tlstaas. Kom OF Sc pa dem! Warden at disc Farme yl .gaaS mere op
de naste s Maaneder, end De kan tenc de snaste 10 Aar.. Hvortor
arbejde for andre. naar De kan aIbejde for Dem selv! Kt6 M %
ten ahv denne Yerdiotgebe.
Stearns County Loan & Investment Co. 81. Cloud, Minn.