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The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1920-06-16
Arrangements Com
pleted for Convention

Secretary T. ]. Luke of the Sing
ing association has completed all ar
rangements for the South Georgian
Singing Convention and when con-
tractor Parrot puts the finishing
touches on the rostrum tomorrow
evening the big convention hall at the
Dickey Tobacco warehouse will be
ready to seat three thousand people
under its roof. Ample funds have
been subscribed by the local business
men to meet all Incidental expenses
and the homes of many citizens will
entertain the delegates.
Mr.. Luke is receiving scores of let
tiers from delegates from other coun-
ties and master singers from other
states, who will attend the big sing
ing festival. The public is invited to
attend all sessions of the convention
and enjoy this feast of song.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1920-06-16
MOULTRIE ENTER
TA|NS MANY IN
GREAT SHAPE
FITZGERALDITES WITH THE
DEMONSTRATION

Six autos filled with pig club boys,
eager to witness the feeding" dem
monstration at the Swift Packing
plant and farmers DESTROYS to see the
scheduled mwsrrwrdae:-
power demonstrations which were
scheduled for Tuesday, left the city
in time to reach Moultrie to partici-
pate in every feature of entertainment
and instruction, planned for the day.
A trip through the immense Packing
plant, which was an entirely new ex-
perience for most of them, was much
appreciated and the immensely of the
hog industry made deep impression
on the young men, members of the
pig club.
The power demonstrations were
carried on on the farm of our old
friend and former townsman, James
Corbett, and one of his first inquiries
made of old acquaintance, was where
is Jack Dorminy and Billy Bowen,
they ought to have come" It was all
revelation, the activities in the town,
the improvements on every hand, the
civic spirit and the wholeheartedness
with which even the humblest of the
visitors were greeted. Will Vereen,
that pace maker of South Georgia.
tor whom some real great things are
IN prospect in this section made tell
ing statement during his address of
welcome to the visitors, when he
stated during his remarks, "the OBJ
ject of development is the duty to the
people of the country to give the
man on the farm good living condi-
tons, decent living conditions and to
give his children a good education"
He couldn't have said more if he had
spoke week
The day was we'll spent and much
was done to the entire section from
which visitors attended.
Among those attending from Ben
Hill county were J. E. Turner, H. K.
Sleigh, c. L. Prescott, S. H. Wright,
E. T. Dunn, County Agent C. T..
Owen and the following members of
the Pig Club, Travis Morris, Horace
Wright, Lester Stuart, Odel1 Edwards
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1920-06-16
zgaah FITZGERALD, GEORGIA. JUNE 1e 1920
Next big Dongs the South Georgia Singing Convention june
Three in Same Hotel
Run Governors Race

Atlanta, Ga.-Former Senator
Thomas w. Hardwick has engaged
rooms 402 to 408 in the Kimball
hose for headquarters of his campaign
for governor, it was announced here
today. They will be opened next Fri
day by Judge g. H. Howardof Co.
luinbus, who will manage the cam
paign.
The campaign headquarters of Cliff
ford Walker and John N Holder also
will be in the Kimball house, it is
stated here today.
(kf ingly--wV--sy
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1920-06-16
COURT TO DECIDE FIGHT
OVER TWO LITTLE Girls

Atlanta, Ga.-Judge John T. Pendle-
ton has reserved his decision in the
habeas corpus fight of Max Cold
blatt of New York to take his two
little girls from his former wife, Mrs.
Ida limestone, and her husband, Bar
ney limestone, who came here from
New York. Goldblatt, merchant, was
divorced and awarded the children.
he said, but his former wife and her
new husband, he declared, brought
them to Atlanta.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1920-06-16

Here arr Sceut.S rrOuu the Re-
publican convention AT Chicago
taken Just as tbs. dt,OrS 0f the Cali.
senm were thrown open for adop-
ton NJ platforms ana nominatiun
OF leaders to head the party 10 the
big struggle this fall No
shows Chairman Will Hays If the
Republican committee pausine in
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1920-06-16

Mr.. and Mrs. George E. Robertson
have recently moved into Mrs. M.
E. Eller's home on West Magnolia
street.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1920-06-16
HON CHAS. R. CRISP SPEAKS
HERE JULY FOURTH

Secretary w. A. Adams of the
Chamber of Commerce that he has
secured Hon, Charles R. Crisp for
his Fourth of July program and that
Mr.. Crisp will speak here July 5th.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1920-06-16

Accepting an invitation from the
people of Fitzgerald, Hon. ]. Gordon
Jones, of Cordele, candidate for Con-
gress, will make an address here on
July 5th.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1920-06-16

Miss Allie Belle Huber of Moultrie.
is visiting Miss Mavis Paulk this
week at her home on South Main
street
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1920-06-16

Lake Dunn, Pat Dunn and Harvey
Young.
SIX thousand people are said to
have been entertained with a barbe-
cue at the fair grounds.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1920-06-16
UNIQUE CHILDREN'S DAY
PROGRAM.

Oneof the best Children's Day pro-
grams will be given Sunday evening
at the First Methodist Chucrh. Don't
forget the time-Sunday evening.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1920-06-16

MS work long enough To shake
hands with Homer Cummings.
chairman Of the Democratic Ma
tlonai COMMITTEES. who stopped utf
ID Chi':ago "D his way to Sau Fran.
cisco long enough to give the Re.
publiGans the once over" Ma y
SHOWS Teddy huOsevelt. Jr
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-18
Be PRETTY! TURN
GRAY HAIR DARK
Try GFandnstheF's Old Favorfte
Recipe Of Sage Tea
and Sulphur.

Almost everyone knows that sa~e
Tea and Sulphur, properly com
pounded, brings back the natnre,
color and luster to the hair vhsn
faded> streaksd or gray. Years aeo
the oaly way to get this mixture
was to make 1t at home, which ia
mussy and troublesome. NOWADAYS
BY asking any drug store Tor
Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Com
pound" you will get / large bottle
OF this famous old recipe improved
by the additions Of other inere-
dents. It . small cost.
Don't stay gray! Try It. No, one
can possibly tell that you darkened
your hair, ~ 1t does It 70 naturally
and evenly. You dAmpsn : sponge
or soft brush with 1t and draw this
through your hair, taking one small
strand at . time; BY morning the
gray hair disappears, and after an
other application or two your hair
becomes beautifully dark. glossy
and attractaes.-(Adv.)
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-18

] Chicago. oct ls.-starpenters "a
irving more nails to4af than they
ID ssturdSy In the 66me number
: heuEs. Plumbers are threading
ho1A ptpe1 BricklaJers - put
ing hore Ificks q plaea. At last.
20 wofkmen III TIE building trades
Ire coming back to the good cid
hehiQnsd practice Of doing Z days
toFk exery day"
] That's the way Tracy Drake,
resident Of Chicago's new $9.000.-
DO hotel. The Drake, prefaced his
announcement today that the hotel
tould probably open its doors to
10 public on Thanksgiving day.
Three months ago. 1t seemed
&Opdlass to think that va. could
pm The Drake before Nnext
bring" said Mr.. Drake, but 30
PARKED has been the increase in
nc3ency Of our workmen that our
FUtress has surprised everyone
hs1elvsa included. Think Of It!
lr1eting a S50-room hotel IN Is
&o1ths IN the face Of the difncul-
essof ths last year. Its remark
~ conditions continue to i'm
eoye, every town and city In the
Pu4try will have . building boom
ext spring such - We haven't seen
lnde 1914. Labor Is bringing down
PnStfuction prices. building sup
liss are on the downward trend,
nd II credit eases up - the bank
p promise. nothing can stop the
featest building era W have ever
pogn Wages viii rssnAin up a.
&ng Is labor continues 10 show in
feased efficiency. for workers will
v q . premium. Idieness and
othfulness will always be at a dis
punt, and the honest laborer will
Aks the money hereafter"
D IL shrdlcmfwypetaoin
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-18
LAYHIa1K. GERMAN
SUBMARINE OFF
CHICAGO HARBOR

Chicago.-n naval terms Of the
A41eaty Of Versailles are carried ont
IN the allies the U-97, a German
n bmarine with . record Of At least
wen allied ships sunk, will itself
sunk In 100 feet Of water about
eenty miles OF Chicago harhor
Us fall.
Orders for the destruction Of the
~ were issued some time ago,
IT later withdrawn pending deci-
On whether that part of the Ger
m peace treaty which provides
the destruction Of al sur
ndered warcraft IL to be put into
FecYtion. There is some difference
opinion among the allies, France
ITALY especially being anxious
Keep some OF the late German
lips to bolster up thir own navies.
LIN the meantime the U.97, which
ared the Great Lakes in the In
rest Of the Victory loan cam.
agns following the armistice, is
q UP alongside Perry's old nag
up. Ahe Commodore, here. Only
y hulk Of the 0ld-timA terror Of
seas remains, practically all
machinery and fittings having
II en removed, the majority to be
nt to the Annapolis naval acad-
hy. Her Are inch dsck gun rests
the yha1 beside the rust eaten
ssaln spite az the cutting process
eich the boat has undergone the
Is 10 still worth $4,000 to SO, 900 /,
h Junk, according to Captain Ed-i;
20 A. EverA naval commandant
the Chicago district. There 10 III
Z ese amount of copper and brass !
Z oard which could be recovered
breaking up the boat. The pow !
10y storage batteries, which for |
efly ran the U-Boat swhen sub |
fged. are still aboard, and prob !
" Will 90 down with the shin il |
IL "a sunk. Although the batter
= worth several thousand |
adilets. and an offer has been made |
I0r them BY = private purchaser.
Inc naval department refused To
permit the sale.
Il the orders ID destroy the huh
re revived the U-s7 will be toved
'ut % sea by the gunboat Wilmette.
ofmerly the steamer Esstland.
mich turned over in the Chiaso
ivsr in 1915. drowning more than
00 excurstonists. About twenty
n1lo1 on In .fhA lakn thn oh..4.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-18

Al the nsws III ne sim.-ras
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-18
Holiday Goods

Make your gift selections now and
save, Nearly all holiday goods in
iiow-Gloves. Ivory. Jewelry. Beads
Leather Goods, Handkerchief. Hos
lery. Silk Underwear, etc.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-18
-
NORNlNC., B. q q.

Tho Inward Effects Of humors
are worst than the outward. They
endanger the whole system. Hoods
Sarsaparilla eradicates all humors,
cures Ill their inward and outward
effects. 1t Is the great Alternative
and tonic, whose merit has been
everywhere established.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-07-30
at trobs teoretiife uligbe6er finoes
1,oget, iom %forener ollie, fom BIZ Def
rctte % itraber at fao pirfeliggiort
fine be6lte Soealer.
:. @aar peb abinen.

Gr 9oao forpbet, 1oo bor 5ranfrig
giort bet!
Oct bar en- 9elteoaub, set par ct &alD
at boloe @spere fra 6ranfrig borte
% fneffe 9opmob, fom bar 6en1t til
6alb.
Sg ON MI @oetbes eller ScbilIers
Horte
fuar bere 5eierens 6anfare-5 fralo,
lao set iaa bore! ., men las &c Sorte
faa &laos / Solen-i lit Senegal. !.
Ser bar Sc Senegal og @ambiens
8reooer,
% ser er &binoerne % Songe,1, 8i=
alt far 6e pie al me6 forte &pnoer.
Men Seroen be'r sig, at a,,, 6ranf=
rig, re6oer
Sen bpioe Soar, iom ltaar / 8lomit
be6 @binen.
Set er Sin 5giter Be 6erneoe lfienoer.
German @il0e1lbeD. 4
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Rrgjrri,,g.
(9r. 6ranf Cranes EDITORIAL. Dper.
lat al Sacob q. Meper).

Gen beolte al ollie &egieringsfor=
mer er ben, UNDER bpilfen oen 1ibite
og minoite Berger fsler, at ban burr
De laites eller roles for ali, 9fegjerin-
gen cir.
Sen oaarligite er BEN, 11n6er bill
fen set iterite Antal @orgere betrae-
ter ben iom noget, Ser ingenlnnoe ar-
gaar oem.
Mlle &egieringer, palgte al ct Gaa=
tol at De melt rige, itarfeite, melt bite
eller bebite, 1eoer til at boloe 8efolf-
ningen. / en- 8ernetilitono SO iter=
fere 5tate1l, oejto ibagere 8efolfnin=
gen.
Den belle 8efolfning 116pifler -1ig,
ligeiom ben enfelte gier, be0 at funne
faa l1otrptfe Jig ielp og giennem oens
6plelie al Mnipor.
Set er life laa %npopenoigt at bin
Ore ct Soft fra at begaa Sell, men set
er neopenoigt at la6e ct Soft fgle fin
egen Nniparligbeo for fine Gejlta=
gelier.
&egieringens minoite Bligt er at
itpre ct Jolf; ben pigtigite Hligt er at
oporage Solicit.
gu bar bgrt, man bar lagt, at oen=
tie eller bin Station er uififfet til
Selpltprelie. Som cit 4ienbsgjer-
ming, Der bar alorig etsiiteret en- SEQ
ton bel ititfet for Selpitprelie- st
Soft pinoer fun 9pgtigbe6 BERT poa
Ell Maaoe-pe6 at faa itpre fig ielp.
Ser ligger en- 9el Ganobeo ifiult i
Spanierens 8em9rfring.
"gn &epublit," flyer ban, "er en-
umulig &egieringsform."
"@borfor 3d." bleb ban ipurgt,
tribes 6ranifmpnoene iaa bel UNDER
Ell Repnblif?"
"5oroi," iporeoe ban, "Jronifmpn-
oene er peientlig uftDrlige."
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soenife soeialiiter.

8reiter % 2egmeno fra ollie DeIe
az Sperige par nDlig ian1let til ct al
minoeligt firfeligt Meoe 5toctbolm.
8lan6t 9alerne bar o9lao ben fienote
Observation-Disclosures &igsoagsmano, &e-
oofter 6abian Maansion, fom talte
ODER Gmnet "@pangeliets og Sam=
fun6ets 5%ornpelie". 9aleren pegeoe
paa, at naar man I'LL ier poa Sen
Mano, lom rsrer fig Et6en, tom man
forfer6es ODER, bbor let Mennei tene
laber Jig fsre paa Mfbeie.
Mattosmenne ifene mongler noget,
iom fanotes Dos 6e gamle. 81, ION
er N1ltioens 5erere, bar iiffert goo
|8illie, men Ser finoes Ell 9ombeo,
iom lite laoer fig ffi1le. De gamle
tog fin aa11oelige Scoring oirette fra
8egernes BOG, og 8aleren troeoe, at
en- al Mar5agerne til Siosaonoen er
ben, at hi iffe g1er al 6enne Slide.
&an treeoe, at I'M, naar Sc breoe Gag
bar fuoet A%1leoning til at forme
samfun6ets pore @amme, bill Sc fin
Be, at De ber Det1oe tilboge til Sc gam=
Ie Sonobebsbrsnoe.
Waansions 6oreorag bleu bsrt
meo ipRnot Opmerfiombeo at Ben
ftore 6oriamling, iom fplote 8laiie=
bolmsfirfen til iibite Blaos. Dg 90
ban bar frroig, tog Grfebiifop So
berblom tiloroe og iagbe blanot an
Oct, at ri, iom ielp bar boIot og bsrt
fua mango &rnoife1er, fialoen eIler
alorig er Mebet itillet faa ligetil oq
enfeH operfor 8ibelorbene. Derefter
refteoe Grfebiffopen nogle parme og
biertelige 9r6 til 5tatsminilter
8ranting, fom ogiaa bar tilite6e i
@irfen. 8runting boboe me6 Moo
og araft banet 8eieu for 5ociolis=
mems S6eer / en- 9iib, 30 Set lite ino-
bragte Sore % Mngt at lutte fig til
Dem, men berinuoo meofsrte GorfgI-
gelie % Joragt. gl bapoe ban ferret
sroIfob moo fine Soealer, oe / oen-
ne 5t11b. 90 ArbeioerbepageIien og
&irfen rate bperan6re &aa1toen, bill
be &irfefolfet tnffe ben Monb, iom
bapoe part arbejoerbepngelfe1s beo<
fte Jorfpmper. grfebipen banbebe,
at 4irtefolft pg @eformberterne
frloe fn111e orbeioe Saa1tb / 8ao11o.
Stotsn1iniiteren fpareoe opbt bepn-
get meo nogIe biertelige Orb. 3an
bar lite for111et til M5oet for At blipe
let, men for Of bbsre. 6o11 bnb16e lite
paret forbereot pnagrfebiiipeng parn-
bierteoe 9iIfen % par oerfor beboae-
lig operrafa. Oct ban baDbe bsrt
pan 9eb6et bab0e operbebiifban on,
m-ly% A%WE -La&
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-07-30

N.EtE%a%TN
gnbper at ben tallbie sfare, iam.
menfnt al Siamciere, &ineiere % 1ao
go6t fom belle Ben fremmeoe 4oloni,
Der f11lgte Mrs. @ops' / Dannebrog
og Stieruebanneret inobpl1e6e Site
til Sen lille proteitantilfe &irfegaarb
peo Menam, fan ,1rpne gfsempler
oerpaa.
Dm banlfe MG11b, aret % aniet /
5iam, er Ser talt % ifrepet iaa me-
get! Ser er for Ell Gangs 5fpl6 ct
8or Srb ON en- banif &pinbe, ser lite
n1inbre bar giort lit gp6e oanite
gsapn agre I set fjerne EropeIo11o.
@olger &o1enberg.
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Der fig ct berligt Sfue. 9et in1uffe
.StrGoe meo De bile og bratte Sfraa1-
fer por flIbt beiat meo Soft. iom bar
fonlmet lanepejs fra for at lie poa Sen
ltore 8egipenbe6. stene,1 por an
brogt pan Ell flor 8lofnogn at lpqrt
Gpnrn1er % Sernbielfer og b1ep truf=
fet al De % @eite % flere Snrorebe
Mono.
Sci bar ct forngieligt 2ip, ser l,o=
fol6eoe fig pe6 Mrbeioet. Mlle pilbe
pRre meo at reile oct u~forglemmelige
Winbe pe6 @ienforeningen. ggnens
9relter % anore bsie Berioner lleo,
lom set enc % alene Dor beres &r9f-
ter, bet TOM on paa, % fripillige
9renge og anore 8grn bol6t 5tr9=
BET afiperret for &iereteier % bialp
/ Set belle til, faa eoot De foritaaeoe.
&eitene bar foripqn6t to % to efter
bperanbre, % SIDE ON SIDE meo DC
ellepe Bar 9eite git unge og gamle
M9nb og traf i LANCE SOP al alle
&refter. Set Dor forbouienoe at ie,
iaa i9bnt og 1tpt bette blanbe6e 6or=
ipano arbeioeoe.
2ieeiaa bl1rtigt, iom man Tan gao,
bepegeoe Set itore 9og fig fra Sfo=
ben, og Sen famine Sort bol6tes belle
geien, laa set tog forbolospis fort
SID. 0ppe paa Stenen itoo en- ung
Mano og oirigereoe: bsire! penitre!
/ Sc panifelige Snir1g. og oe % @eite
% 10000 Mano banoe itore 8on-
lfeligbeoer meo at rette Jig efter @om-
manboen, forbinorebe fom Sc jtaoig
bar at ben itore Nengbe Mennejfer
ct itolt Spn Dor set pao Mfitono, og
en- flor og uforelemelig 8egipenbeb
maa BET babe o9ret for SEN lnge
Mal1b, Ser ltprebe "5roloei tenen" til
@lterbpi.
5or gnoen al Strpoet git set al
ligepel gait, ioet 8lofpognen tom
nbenfor Sen baaroe Sci og 9il1Iene
ianf /; men 0unfraften og pillige
9gnoer bragte inart alt paa rette
&labs. Derefter git set pes &ao11o=
fraft pi6ere set 1iblte Stpffe as So
pe0lanoeneier og in6 paa Marfen peo
Giterbpj, bDorfra Stenen ne}te Sag
blep a1lbragt oppe paa lelpe 9pien.
timber iiolte Mft al transporter
lamleoes mango uppe paa Giterbpi
eller leireoe Jig / 8affe11 %neoenfor. S
Den title Sommeraften CLEO 8liffet
uo oper Ben im1ffe Ggn, til 5eire
8l1gt % Siallanos Sooe, % man
tpnfte mes Ell climbing al 5rpo og
@emoo paa set Minoe, lom MI relies
paa giterbpi iom ct &i0nesbpro for
fommenoe Slegter ON oeres billie
lt9rfe og acknowledgements 6orie-
ore / Sen ifigrne @gn.
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MICHIGAN.

Nfverlands-Farme. Hvis De 9nsker
en- Farm j den bedste Gres SEXTON,
hvor Alfalfa og ale Klsversorter, Soy
beans, Kart0fler, Sukkerroer, Mails.
Havre, Hyede, Rug og Byg gror til
Perfektion, skriv efter fuldstendig Ii
ste " Farme, som kan give Dem
F0rtjeneste. Besetning og Redskaber
medfelger de fleste at dem. ALE St6r-
relser Og Priser. John Major, The
Landman, Stephenson, Menominee Co.,
Mich.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-07-30
6bfeber.

Il. e. @ublic @ealtb 5erbice /
&aibington, 9. g., ser alti6 er bill
ligt til at beile6e Soft pe6rprenbe
SDg6ome o6 1eres GorebDggelie,
mo0tager poa benne Sib al Maret
iGpnlig 6oreipsrgler or1gaaen6e ST.
feber, og ON Der er noget Steb / Slime
rifa, bbor man fan blipe befriet for
oenne beiberlige Spg6om. Eu 6isie
Joreipergller ienoes felgen6e 5Dm:
Set CT faa gobt iom umuligt at
gibe noget alminoeligt 2egeraa6 on-
gaaenoe oct beoite &li1na for @efeber-
potienter. 5Dgoommen Ton itanme
fra mango forifiellige Marioger; ieb-
banligt er oct EN- 8lobforgiftning, ser
opitaar beo St6p ira ~forifiellige
8lom1ter, if9r @oloenrob. Naen ser
forefommer ogiao Eilfalbe, bbor 5or=
%giftningen TANNER fra @aaret at tSe-
ite eller &atte. S S n116re Silf9l6e iD-
neg spgoomnen at famine fra for
ifiellige Ggoebarer = nogle faar fan-
|leoes 9sfeber beo at ipiie 9@g.
2pgerne bnr / 6e iibite Mar n1n-
Oct, at 5Dgoomnen ftoar i 5orbin-
belle meo en- uiRobanlig itRrf uopif-
let 6sliombeo / 9uoen, iaa ben lite
fun tuale forifiellige sIags &rotein.
Beo at unoerigge ct Menneifes Sub
ton 2agerne dfgisre, bbao BET er, Der
foraoriager 5efeberen. Set beoite
@aao til Sgfeber-8atierter er 6erfor,
at De lfaI benbenoe iiig til en- 6pgtig
2ege % looe ham foretage Ell nnoer-
fegelie at Sn6en.
S%nfornatio,1 @bitor, u. e. 8ubIic
&eam Serbiee, @aibington, 8. g.,
ienoer pon 5orlangen6e en- "8apfeber
Bmnpbld, Reprint 5451 grotis. Den
lille Bog fortaHer, bborleoes man
Ign blipe ri for gpeoomrnen.
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Land i Park Region, Minnesota, kjendt
som den fortrinligste Egn i Staten for
Majsalv. Under de sidste Aars Frost
skade har Park Region leveret Sed-
korn i Tusindyis af Bushels til sydlige
Minnesota og nordlige Iowa. vi ha1
Hundrede af Farme imellem disse
mange S@er. Skriv efter Liste.
Green Lake Land Co., Willmar, MINI
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-07-30

Kom til Otter Tail County, Minnesota,
for de bedste GodtkjGb j improved
Farme. Udm@rket Jordbund. Klpver
er en- Ukrudt. Alfalfa, Majs og ale
Grassorter vokser til Perfektion. Meje-
ri og Kv@gopdrRtning vii vedblivende
trives. Code Veje. Sterste Liste over
improved Farme. ForespSrg:
j. /. Carter, Fergus Falls, MINI.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-07-30
WISCONSIN.

TIL SALG. 40 Acres Farm, Besset
ming og Maskineri, Lerjord, $4,000
so Acres Farm, Besatning og Maski
neri, sandet Muld, $3.50. Jeg hal
andre Farme til Salgs. Ingen Byte
handel. Besatningerne er code. Far
meme er Okkuperet at de originate
Ejere.
Andrew Zurfluh, Nekoesa, Wis.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-07-30

MINNESOTA. Improved og vildt Land
i Clay og Wilkin Counties. Enhver
Stprrelse af Farm De pnsker: fra $45-
til $75. pr. Acre. God Jordbund og nd
market Wand. Skriv straks efter OPP
lysninger ON Landet. Lille k0ntant
Udbetaling og lette Vilkaar. Adresser:
Louis Koesline, GAINESVILLE, MINI.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-07-30
Bnlgrn.


8plgen bar lert mig at lioe,
8plgen ieg lprte at itole paa,
ga jeg iaa @abet ltribe
% 1ejren0e moo Ell Nole gaa.
5uiino imaa 8plger e6es,
6ruier, brilter moo Molen;
8elge paa 8elge febes,
glimter me6 6rpo in1o6 Solel1.
ellorig blep @apet opet,
Belger al6rig giort famine.
8plgen bli'r fnuit, 1ner @apets
Magt er Ben epigt iamme.
8plge bar fulgt paa 8slge
neo giennem LANCE Gioer;
men me6 Ell Storm / 6elge
Mple11 Be brpo omfioer.
8elgen bar l9rt mig at libe,
8elgen ieg lerte at itole paa,
ga ieg iad @apet tribe
oe ieiren6e moo en- Mole aaa.
Mnoers @jerting.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-07-30

"A GOOD TITLE ALWAYS" er vor
Styrke. vi har nogle reele Goldfish
ypperlige Otter Tail County, der hvo5
Farme giver rigt Udbytte. Skriv til os
i Dag, og vi vii sende Dem frit Oplys-
ringer ON disse Farme paa lette VII
kaar OF smaa Afbetalinger. CT Baker
Land Co., Drawer n, Fergus Falls, MINI
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-07-30
CAss COUNTY.

Kltverlandet g Mejefikoens HEN.
Tlbyder ct HEM, der er Deres eGet,
tn den rette Pris og paa rimelige VII.
kaar. Hvis ~fnteresseret skrfv eller BE.
ssx The Loco Lake Land Co.
II. B. Patten, Sec. Remer, MINI.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-07-30
JOS. J. eAFFNE:Y
Land og Lam
NORRIS, MINI.
Hvor Majs, KlSver og Kreatur vii
bringe Dem Velstand.
Skriv efter Liste og Priser.
Farme oa improved Land

til Salgs i Montana, Minnesota og Nord
Dakota. Da vi har beet i Richland
County. Nord Dakota, i tredive Aar og
har ejet Land praktisktalt i de bedste
Sektioner i Countyet, er vi i Stand til
at wise prospective Kj1bere denne pro
duktive Egn. NJ er Diet netop den ret
te Aarstid til selv at tage JOrden
Djesyn. Deres for en- retskaffen Be
handling. RICKERT BROTHERS,
Wahpeton, No. Oak,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-07-30
sPECIELLE vERDIER.

Godt Farmland. nar code Skoler og
Kirker, i skandinavisk Nabolag. Pas
sende for baade st6rre Og niindre Far
me. Meget lave Priser. Speciel Pris
for kontant. KjSb direkte fra Ejeren.
Send efter Beskrivelser og Oplysninger.
p. A. Putnam,
Tintah, Traverse Co., MINI.