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The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1920-04-23
L. Cash of Bonnie Terre made trip
out here Friday. ... .....,.-.. .,,.
WALES MINES

, Miss Sailie ;Sernar visited her par
ents at Frankclay Saturday and Sun
day. ..
Mn. andobirsgaA1 LiHazieB3 were: thu
guests of her cpetheno Mrs. d Aars
veT TsSse entertained at taMi a. at the 9sh home
&c. Stated Were Miss Olga and Elsie
Heaton, MHini Hawk, Clara IN iona,
E-Mr. and Mrs!'gA.3J. Stated. @an Ky
Oscar Kindal of Crystal City was
the guest of his grandfather, P. Fra
zier. s-}-2" So y - 80 -.
Misses Clara and Mae -Deckersroof
Festus visited at the home Of n. Deck
er Saturday and Sunday.
Miss Eva Frazier was the guest gef
Miss. Neiley Decker Saturday anS
Sunday. r.; R,sS
Miss Thelma Horn visited at the
home of H. Turley Sunday. =.
| Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Decker and
| Daughters, Alice and Sadie, visited at
the home Of their Daughter, Mrs. bM
Nash, a few days thissweek H.
! Mr.. arid .Mrs!a'A3 E.A' Statzef OF 10
! Louis visited at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. E. fieatDmS Sunday and Mon
day n E-AA..9 a. AN NsGk Y ~
| Eugene Hansbrough and Charles
Shannon were guests of:.Wm. cHeator
Sunday night. &SSa B t%54t fa\~
Many from here, attended the, en-
tertainment at PfhStef' Saturday
night. . -.
! Miss Ada Heaton IS visiting refa:
Dtives in st. louis few days this
+ Misses Mary, Stated and Clara Ma
Iona win return Is, t. their positions il
st. Louis Wednesday, -.4at.M s..,l, /,
h, Mr.. and Mrs. n. G. Rhodes and chill
dren, Eva Belle and Cyrus, was tn
guest Of Mi. and Mrs, VIM. p. Heater
Tuesday and ANDY Wednesday, Id 2j..l3fsa
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1920-04-23
CROSS ROADS =.

,1 Mss Birdie Layne. ebsHd9 Very
successful term of, school there last
Friday, There was. an Ientertainnent
aid pie sqpper given that hight. Miss
FHaEa McM11fff Of Mine Ia Motto re-
[neiyed the bexgef caidy for beingIthe
most popular gi1 Apresent,tand Ira
Fraysher got the. wash cloth and |bar
hef seap@forotheh laziests Young nan
present. Il fhe'teaehet and pupils Wish
to, thank the outside ,helpq who so
greatly assisted her, also Messrs. NC
Earpey and johnson for the music
fafrjshed by, them.
ETMiss Dora. LEM left Saturday flor
Evfps to- visit. friends and relatives
urJseveral days.
Several from Mine La Motto attend
ed the entertainment and pie supper
l given 2atsg!the School here Aiday night.
Il MFRS tAndiewe Bell and son Of Liber-
fyvihe- Spent the weekend With
n MI. ana -alrs.a oxro4Tueker of Esther
'Lspent thu week END Y with relatives
here.
Miss sRisdie Layne returned to her
home ats Ekins Saturday,
Miss Beulah Hawthorne and Lucas
4 Eenz Of w oniack passed through here
fThufsday en- route to Fredericktokn,
rand were united in marriage there. We
4 wish them happiness. ''''--
/ Odell McLarney sof near Frederick
town attended the entertainment here
/ Friday night, 1T I'll. .:,4aN snrlG
H. VIM. LEM was a business visitor at.
'Fredericktown last Saturday ID yi1a
., Miss Lulu Skaggs returned to her;
home Sunday, after spending several
days here with friends. on 3dsfai s'r;
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1920-04-23
with hssSS ssaettseFsA44 saaecf i
who has been seriously i'll for soh
time. st.lA
MasSkd Griffin wdEHEA dsiness VI
sitar an FArnsinxt oaaS 8tt rblgA
Mise { A sIfi& Sins md MIMI
ne. dsd IssE my H n rT sg sqF
H. Bowman of Pennington, wasa
FlaSEivel Syisitor sunday SR
b stss s3''s Week rs1|
ID 1 ~ b, F Y ~ : j gEPesE was

Earl Swink of Pennington was la
Flat River visitor Sunday.
eMrtTsnd1MEs. GODDARD visited friends
in Bonnie Terrfe Saturday evening.
lfttMissu Biaaehe Mosier left Monday
dor Cape Giratdeau, where she WILL
3 ~ s4dat tlFe spring and summer tem
+ tMessfa. Alex1Ifahn, Mack Denmsn,
| Warren Belknap and Shelby Lyohs
Of Pennington were Flat River visit
! ors Sunday li fl
u Geo. Faber of Desloge was a Flat
River visitor Sunday.
| Miss Minnie Lee Counts Of Farm
ington was guestlof friends here Sun
day. r.. ...A, 4
| Misses Daisy Beck and Vivian Ar
! buthnot were Desloge visitors sun
day. ny
v Elmer Sutteffield, who has been at
Itending school at the Cape, came heIe
Saturday and spent few days visit
ing his parents. h-l! 1
Bob Burns has accepted a positien
at the National check office.
Misses Pauline Tucker and Iva
tHaney were Pennington visitors Sun
day., ,......hrrr
i son of Deslpge were Flat River Wis
''o H party sT!pe + young people went onsa
weiner roast Thursday evening. Ow-
4 ing to. the fact that it looked 20
much like rain, but, few went. They
| were: Misses iM5bel Watts, Paulipe
Tucker and Iva. Haney, Messrs. Ray
tmond Newcomb; JEFF Matkin, Tommy
! Matthews, Ralph Brewer and HerlHe
Radle and Shelby Lyons of Farming
ton. Mr.. and Mrs, Arch Bequette and
MRS. N. TucKeb chaperoned the party.
They all reported a very good time
7 Miss Dorothy Houser, who is at
tending the Cape Normal this year
spent a few days here this week with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. C. Hou-
iser. She returned Wednesday to at
tend the spring term.
4 Ed Bellum and sister, Miss Myrtle
are visiting relatives in Pekin, Ill
Miss Bellum is one of the local tele
phone operators, and is taking her va
cation now, I
Miss 0rene Hise of Desloge wa
guest Of Miss Iva Haney Tnesda!
/ evening. I
Mrs. J. Wallace returned to he
: home near -Libeftyvllle Tuesday, Of
ter spending few days here with he
tSister, Mrs!i r. IA. MARTIN.
all Misses ,GpidepBWard and Myrtl
|, Dixon Of DsslSge, were shopping a
e RoygkStas0sC pfFarmington was
Flat River visitor Wednesday.
= Mrs. Sigmon returned from 3
4 Louis Thursday; she had beerAto viz
!. Ser BdspffFBF seilaszl Ss e in 7
III bHThe members of the Junior Endes,
= or of the Christian chureA will give
y Ebox sdpps. Next, Gfday hight. ~
4 reryone is Requested to be there at
S help the Juniors out. 80 I
!, n Mr.. ana MRS. GODDARD were B6hr
/, Terre visitors, Saturday" evening.
l. Lester Mason and Donald Goodin- {
lockwood were Flat River visitor
y Tuesday. .r.q
Miss Dorothy Keith was a Deslol
MT visitor Tuesday.
e Dr. and Mrs. G. B. Williams al
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1ader for the electric shovel.

roader for the electric shovel. a..
Misses Opal Norris and Edna Rob
inson were Pennington visitors We'd
nesday afternoon, III, =.
/ Clyde Mcdowell visited friends in
Fredericktown the first Of the week;
Henry Queepgo1 spent Sunday n
Mitchell, visiting his brother, Charlie,
Mrs, Elmer. BARKER has beep7 81. II the
sick list for the last few days. o94aq
Mrs. F, lResengerIiss on rtt5h' the sick
| Miss, Grace, Archambp, Who 4; has
heenn' visiting her grandparents here
returned TO- her. home in Wyoming. d
/ Mrs. Frank Woodruff returned Wed
Enesday tafter. alfew days :. visit with
relatives in Bonnie Terre.. y. -aa.gs h.
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" COUNTY CORRESPONDENCE :
al Htsfla'saRf &Ets n

Miss Mabel Woods of st. Louis
spent few days heneithe latter part
Ava Waads Sspa Iii tiyes Il
rf him III ss3,s saae ss4sts
ri rre visited friends here and in Ell
vAs Sunday.
MRS. C. Rehkop of Detroit q;
whiting relatives. She form tlYA Eea.
hSre but has been making Wef hSn q,
uB there for the past year.
Mrs. Pine Simpson of Frederick
tdwn spent Thursday here the guest
q her cnlffsfegara fy4sneb RsIdert
Nf Har r11PfG REIasssA atasiga
Fht River ytstsr sYsedtyot 2l ,Y6b
Miss Lprtciilllse, Sinpfqf ,Pta tt9Sr41nFs-
ton visited friends here Saturday.
Oran Burns returned h6iff&, fiants ST.
Louis Sunday after spending a few
days there visiting friends.
Misses Ruth ,SHseg 0iatdi . Aaliie,
Beard and Messrs. Homer Thorpe and
Lon Hodges visited friends in Lead
WOOD Sunday 9rflG" am &ihFlt. &.
Gene Mitchell of :, Harrington has
accepted a position with the Doe Run
Lead Co. at Rivermines.
Miss Bessie Mosier was guest of
Miss Orene Hise of DesI0ge Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arch Beguette spent
Sunday at, Iron Mountain Lake. RI
REV. Chas. Cation of butesville, who
was pastor of Che Christian church
about five years ago. IS here now WIS.,
iting friends.
Samuel Emerson and Jay Brown,
who are employed in the office Of the
st Joseph Lead Co. at Rivermines.
spent the Weekend in st. Louis visit
ing friends. Ct oh 2r"iFG 'iLB.iIli y
Elmer sutterfeld was q Farming
ton visitor Sunday. ia, u - 80 ,'' @c.
w. C. Huff and family visited
friends in Farningtept Sunday, .gH
Gilbert Antoine tof Pennington Wis
tied friends l,enei Sunday tG5J&9 DE-
Earl Scott and Louie, Schultz were
Pennington visitors Sunday. -
Ihe st. Francois County second-an-
nual grade track meet resulted with
Bonnie Terre ranking FIRST, Flat, River
SECOND. and Eaaninstbn third. The
hikh school track meet will be, held
naSt Saturday, April gath, on the
Flint River high school campus. The
TOWNS entered are, Desloge, Bonnie
Telre Elvins, Bismarck, Leadwond,
Esther, Fhsintidst0h aii5 Flat River.
It.will start at 10 a. M, and last all
day. Dinner win be served ON the
grounds. Everyone Is requested to
be- present and support their home
team. f-r...+., ,,,,.. ..r,t,.4s,. s,.,..
Joe eovingtoh went to St. Louis
Sunday to remain a'few days Oh bus
mess. yEhgf 4
Miss Grace Hise of Desloge was a
Fiat River visitor Sunday.
M Mr 81. qPd MsaHGHs Ha9a51,g5 r. rs
friends jMraH65ba.5 oct Oh MdrR OF
sags there are about ttO.O60 men ouI
of WORT IN I'D etrSiito NOV; bit Sexpec'
ta go to work again as soon as thu
stfike is settled.
Mrs. o. Hahs and little son, Rich
arsl, are visiting her mother Rtro IIutes
Y Ban th' Rsssst sSSf t1sQ4sss of Il
wick on his farm near Farmingtou.a
Mr.. and Mrs. Ghas. Keith of, Lib
Tsey Wss s. t hEss Wy a III fsadScdS
toa visit Mr.. Keith's sisters, Mise
MifdredHsand Mary. 'wlIo" teach there
and his brothers, Frank and Edwin
who are graduating from~the Lead
wood High School this year,
Misses Bessie Mosier and Iva Hane
were shopping in Deslo9e Tuesday. Z
iChas. Mitchell. who is working |
st. Louis, spent the Weekend her
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1920-04-23
PRIMROSE

VIM: Blackwell of. Moontown was a I
business visitor in Bonnie Terre Wed, /
nesday. I'd, 44.<. y,. :.y,,.. ,,e 80,
Mrs. Ida Jones and little son, Lloyd, !
were guests at. the home Of Willis !
Moon Thursday evening. ..g a. |
Neal Cole of Prospect transacted
business in Bonnie Terre Wednesday. !
+ Miss Nellie Moon was visitor at
the home of M. w. Jones Thursday !
evening. .... ...,.., .,s-g.--....tesf,.. |
A. Blackwell of near Melzo made a |
trip to Bonnie Terre Wednesday,. ..j@ |
|, We have been informed that. Ray
mond Cole, Of Prospect has bought the
Matthes farm near Melzo. .,r.f "a
Jacob, Mathey of near ,Melzo was, a
Bonnie Terre visitor, Wednesday .anI
Mr.. and Mrs. Everetts returned the
fore part Of last week from a., visit
with the latter's mother near Black slf.s:,
W. e.. c. Blackwell made adj d BUSINESS
I trip to Bonnie Terre Wednesday.
VIM. A., Noon, was a guest .ah the
home. Of James ,RaWson Of Prospect
"wednesday hight f,1 Af'A Z"
| Thos. Rawson Of. Prospect made a
itrib to Nalless Mines Wednesday eve
thinS. amyE sHj il t4ll niDA ~ aa+ =.
+ Josh Cash and Mr.. Jones were
characterization Thursday. .4sT -
tT w. 4aAI Jones and SOM Bryan, SAeef
fMelzoS ntvt0re 'aolit u Borne @ fefTe;
WsdhSsday. ;S
r. Mrs. C. C. Blackwell of near Melzo
housekeeping in Bonnie MfGe lasE
wegA I 2gTfEES.ss9ls ", MS
4 wasaSabusiness visitor II. Bonne Ferris
4 !Wsafis sdayesft NlhEl jsliN W. sss
\ 1 Mud nj: w. Jones Was shopping N
| BouEsa Terfe Saturday evening M
| q RHack@e9l Of Prospect Srnototed WI
|tBohpet Terre. Friday evening. sI;g 81
~ ms Jahe Jones' was guest, AT the
thohfe pf J.. C.. King last week.iga F--
4 Andy Snyder made 4 trip to Bonnie
Wms BiacEwell and family of Moons
town spent Sunday evening at the
home Of Morris Jones. ,grH rsy9E mi
~ IL G King transacted business ~
Bonne iTerre Friday, :, ~, II.
|1Y Mrs. Morris jones' was a visitor at
the home of Wma A. Moon Monday
lin. M. JSnss VISA Business visitbr
a.in Bohhea TetaesSa tnrday eyening. ~
The hshe ofssWnF. Neon turaas
EHevening. ..ta.ass. sy
LEONARD and HafHs Esaks9n were
l;bu siiiess visitors IN the 'M6ontowp
neighborhoodt Friday morning. y
Ilw Mrs. VIM. ,Heldman was shopping q
BpBheA TegreesheSfo fore pattrl OIL lag
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Mrs Grover Wilson and children
are visiting relatives here this week,
Mrs. R. H. Rowe, Misses Clara MAJ
Iona and Louise Stated visited at 1.-THE
home of H. c.. Rhodes, Monday
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&rimrrpalget ! @iseOnfu.

Mominering at &a11oioater i Sta
ten @isconfin for 8a1get / Mobember
er mi aflluttet:
ut Dor 2a1osmano StatS Grea1u=
rer. s. Sobnion lfnIbe blibe nonnine-
ret for @ienbalg, tR1fte 6e fle1te lig.
Set blep ogiaa Eilfaloet.
2igeleoes bIeb por 2anbsma11o
.Sagfgrer Eborpalo Beet non1ineret
iom &anotoat til Diitrict Mttornep
I@mbeoet for @aeine County n1eo Ma-
i%oritet.
COOPER af &acine, iom iiofte Gong
UNDER opbobe1,oe Misforitoaelier blep
tiliioe lat for &dnoaH &enoiba,
Iblep hgeleoes nomineret tn tor @les
.oe for BAN % bans mango gen11er
.oaiaa blat6t Daniferne.
Derimoo fif Dor 2anosu1ano / See
noiba, N,1oren Aroerien, Ser i6gte
mer.ssgs sszs
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KrnnBha.
Set % bsrt.

8aitor 6. S. SEMEN, fra 6en ban-
tie Gmans Strife / &ocine, talte /
Ma11oags / ct. Marps Strife.
&aitor S. anoerie,t, par i @p1-
bags ! &acine, bpor ban oeltog i glf-
ffebsfeiten for &aitor 8ing.
Mr.soa Mrs. Ole @asmusien bap=
BET Sgnoags 8eibg af ellen @as-
mnsien, Der opboloer fig / Milmo1,-
Tee.
Gognitprer clinton &anie11, Ser bar
beret iDg i s N}aaneoer, efter at
bore fornt1e,1 til Sf16e be6 Spor-
pognsie1ifabet, bar otter opertaget fin
gamle Ylao5 paa 5berioan&oao@ar al.
6orr. senoag afgif Ell al @iscon-
fins Rl6fte HrRlter beb Dpben, nernlig
&aitor 8. 81. Mnoerion, ser bIeb SO
9lar gat1tnel, ban bar fpot / Micbi-
gan ben is. 5eptember 1910.
Ners. g 6anien, Gnfe efter SSobn
&anien, tioligere al &enoiba, afgii
orr.S enoag beo Dgoen,efter en- tori
ISDgoom. Mrs. &onien bopoe ser
meite &io at fit 2iD lepet i @enofba,
bun par Datter al Wtr. % Mrs. SSobn
8enot. 8egrabelien fanot 5teb
Sirsoag utoer itor Deltagelie, bun
efterlaoer fig en- Dotter % TIRE sgn:
ner.
Mesoames &enrD og Mielg M1ber.
len er afreiiit IL Mbion, g. 3, fpr
ct BEIGE oereS Maeto ION for aioen
Daretager Specialtp 8rasi gompag=
mrs Ss1tteresier beriteos. /
is a1no.s: 9iefien Datter Il
&aftor RieIfen, fotben st Ma,
rieSbaIife airfe, e bleben bet til
Berut6en al Gugene, Oregon.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-09-17

&nrtpen blep mere % mere bolofom.
&rigsffibene for frem .og tilbage.
2onosbperne iattes ibron6.
Slere &afetter! SIere 8IaaIps!
Col % Maa1e! @Dentpret er6te go6t;;
Gien6en opergab fig % BET iamme
.gioroe &1lblifl,m. 4
Saanotlap %. 8egeiitring!
Mfgang. -
&ommen6e fra @%bentprets Straa-
!lebab, fpntes neutrality-suspicious. grim
og lltiltalenoe. &apirsitumper, CANT
le Mbifer % tilim1rte @irfl1lprer Lao
ipreote ru,lot ON.
@nfelte begpnbtc Meoribningsar=
|bei6et.
@%anifepi1t, l9o. Muiiffen fra alle
&igrner, men 6olf beepnoer at blipe
TED at Sen epin6el9e 500" $685. og 6e
fleite iatte Maalet biemefter, tilfre6ie
meo bpao sc baooe let.
On an6en l16itiIling boboe let 2piet
me6 6orpisbeo on1 en- abiolut Cue
ces, Ser life angif gobe &eiultoter
al &roouftion ollene, men ogiao
Morifab % l1n6erbol6ning.
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Kirker og Foreninger.

6sT nNoRsK LUTH.
KIRKE, HORNET at Jessie & Law
son SITS. Gudstjeneste liver Sgn-
dag XII. 1890 Find. Engelsk hver
anden S9ndag. S9ndagsskole hver
S6ndag XII. 9.I5; norske og en-
gelske Klasser. BGnnem6dey
hver Onsdag Aften XII. 8 / Kir>
kens Basement.
DANSK EV. LUTH ST. STEPHANS
KIRKE, Hornet af Orleans og Ste
7ens Street. Gudstjeneste hver Syn
dag Form. ri. IL. Sendagsskole ri.
CHRIsTKIRKEN. Norsk evange.-
luth. Kirke, Hjprnet az Park
og University Avenue. GudstJe-
neste hver SSndag, engelsk XII.
1890. norsk XII. 11.3O Find.
NORsK LUTHERsKE TREFOLr
DIGHEDSKIRKE, Hj@rnet at
harrington eg Sherburne AYES.
Gudstjeneste hver Sgndag XII.
1890 Find. og 100 Aften. sen-
dagsskole XII. 1915.
DEN DANSK-NORSKE METHODIST
KlRKE. Hornet af Broadway OF
ID. ST., afholder sine G~udstjenester
som f6lger: Pradiken Sgndag Form.
ri. 1880. Aften ri. 7.45. Une.
Folks Epworth Liga: Sgndag Aften
Kl. 7.45; literart Mode de ire ferste
Tirsdage i Maaneden. Bennemode
hver Onsdag Aften ri. 8.
NORDKAP LOGE NO. 8, SUMNER
AT NORGE, m1der 1ste og 3die
Mandag i Maaneden paa Odd
Fellows Hall, 1856 w. Ninth St.
SYNN0VE LOGE NO. S DOTRE AT
NORGE, moder Eden og 4de Man.
dag i, Maaneden paa Odd Fellows
Hall. 156 w. Ninth st.
II. G. ANDERSEN LOGE Mr.. 81. D
B. s., mdder 1ste og 3die Fredag j
Maanedeu paa Royal Arcanum Hall.
Hj. at st. Peter OF 18th Streets.
FORENINGEN. "GODTHAABn me.
der 2. og 4. L9rdag paa Royal Area
mum Hall, hi. af st. Peter OF 4th
Streets.
FORENINGEN "DANMARKs SON.
NER" af D. 8. D:.F., mgder l. OF 8.
Lprdag paa Royal Arcanum Hall.
HI. at St. Peter og 4th Streets.
"ELEONORA CHRISTINEn LOGE
Mr.. SO. D. SIS, meder 1ste or
og 3die Onsdag i Maaneden paa
Odd Fellow Hall, 1876 W. 9th st..
FORENINGEN HAABET m9der
Eden og 4de Torsdag i Name
den paa Royal Arcanam. Hall,
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3abte 6obfeite oe Tom nnber
6inIene.

BrltDrer for 2ipeitocf Clippers
Msfociation @bris. Sgrgenien fra
Ro1s. Minn., bleb 6rebt al ct @obs=
1os-i 6ontb ct. Saul, 90 ban. for
Atgte ct fomme op poo ct &reaturtog.
fGbrgenien bar fommet til ct. &oul
for at leoe 2osning al ct &reaturtog.
gan itob poo 8latformerL % &rea-
fa1rteget p~asiereoe, og foripgte at bop
9r paa oct, men tabte 6oofeitet %
tom l,6er &i1lene. &an bar SO
Har- ga1umd % efterla6er fig &uitrll
90 cite 8brn.
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8nrtpn rejier til i'm npe &oit
Michidau.

Jbp. Yreiioent peb Minmeiota
1l1,iper}itet Marion 8. @1rton reiite
nplie til fin .npe Stilling Tom 8rGii=
bent for Micbigan l1nineriitet. 6an
har tilbroat Sommeren / fin Cottage
9nn Star Sslano, GasS Safe. SON
srHnreoe pe6 Mfrejien, at ban lite
fn11fte pno at bDtte Somneropbolos=
ftea, me,t bab6e Blaner ON at opfere
Here 8Dgninger.
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Nflntnins paa ubfillinaeu.

NTrlt1ntn9 pQa u0rtltttt9eu.
Mprfet ruge6e allere6e ODER Mm=
pbitbeatret, 50 Be ii6ite Gilffuere
bapoe %inofun6et fig paa statsuoitil=
lingens ii6ite Mften.
Store eleftriife @roiefterer, imib-
lertio, faitebe inart fine iterte 2ps
uo ober Gerainet, bpor be foritellige
Sppisringer fful6e fin6e Steo. @,1
lille nespis Goroenbpge, ser ipntes
oplagt til Drillerier, fortraf MOS an,
ore Ggne til 0pmuntrina for SEM i
ieroelesbeo, iom el1onl1 boboe Sgrlte-
oagens @anogong itpoelig Grind
ring.
&l1blifl1m, bbis @umer iteg a6lfil=
lige GRADER peo Eonfen ON cit tor
MffGrc CID, begDnote at blipe. utaol=
mooige. Set err mi el1gong 1oa, at
Genteti6en en- altio lang for Sen, ser
berter fig 1toget uooper Set ualmin=
beige.
3re &anonifral6 rllngeoe ge11nem
.2lften. 81, 6u %alltprenbe" u6brpo
en- elore Some, ser al bare 8efippel-
fc anbragte set babe al iine 8egefin-
gere I Rrene for at nn6gaa fIere Mp=
teller at ben Slags, iom 1enne lter-
fe Overture baooe ebct paa ben6e.
Mogle "&ougbri6ers pg fire Mr,to-
mobiliiter, ser ipillebe "&olo" fra
oeres @aifine, uogioroe / S%orbinoel=
le meo EN- Sci Mfrobater fprlte Mf6e-
ling; men 1illfuerne pente6e fla
a%abenbart melt al slutningsnumme-
ret "Daroanellernes 5aIo."
@eo itore 2erre6ers &ielp baboe
opgtige Malere fremtrpIlet set melt
benrtben6e @trg6e beb Dar6anelIer-.
tie. De alliere6es man of mars,
l%igeleoes fremitillet of 2arreo, bebp-
geoe fig / Eanoet % penteoe Inn poa
at Signalet til 8omba.oementet iful=
De begpnbe, meoens imao Miniatur
al orientqlf Gi11nit laa
fre6eligt in6e ie2an6et.
Sfqbnen bi6ite be6re, i1art bIeb
De fun rDge16e Somter.
8ombaroementet begpnote.
&anonerne bnlorebe lterfere Ga
It9rfere, og @afetter ienotes tilpeirs,
bbor De frempiite.. ct p%iounoerigt
Sfue MOB 5imlens-iorte 8aggruno.
st ieliomt spn! @pert sefuno
npe 0berraifelier og oe imoa
"8acffiib", iom en6,u1 life par fpIo-
Fe oe iefiten, iagoe::
"HrettD, @rettD",
ne6ens 8erne1te be6 Moberens SIDE
ngieoes meo at iige "@la"", men meo
iaa6ant Gonefal6, Tom ON 8egre-
bet at al Deiligbeo loo gent bag oet=
Ee lille, beife6ne Sr6.
stoffels Some fra fpr! su .itso
De iget. 9anbanellerne maotte %
|fube obergipe fig.
gtbDert Gbentpr maa en6e qoot.
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81ens Stbrrelie.

5t. Saul M%siociation" bor laoet
5orefoge Ell Gftertalling i tire al 8p=
szs Diitritter me6 bet @efultat, at
ben oftieielle 6olfetelling arppe for,
orre rtgtig. Mon bar regret uo, at
ga rigtig Ceiling bil6e biie, at ct.
Baa,1 bar 100000 Snobpgeere / Ste
bea for 434,595, iom opgipet. Ser
fsr bar 8praaoet mi peo Mapor
8ebgfon i1ogipet Mnbragenoe ON en-.
sg offieiel Ceiling.
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cAss COUNTY.

K,tverlandet q M~ejerikoens HEN.
T,,hvder ct HEN, der er Deres eset,
u, den rette Pris og paa rimeige VII
ap,ar. Hvis ~interesseret skrtv eller BE
The l.0O0 Lake Land Go.
II. b. Patten. Sec. hemof' Nli11''
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sro.n II, Otter Tail Couaty, Minnesota
far de bed.te GodtkjSb i improved Farme'
IJdmxrket Jordbund. KlSver er en ukrudt;
Alfalfa, Majs tg ale Grsssorter vokser til
P%efektion. Mejeri og KvsgoPdrstning
MI yedblivende trives. Code ve)e. oterste
L;s.e over improved Farme. ~ForrspSrg:
J.. l.. Carter. Fergus Falls, MINI.
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6 Gents
Gbillip Green, 1O3 Nar.

EbtlltP WreeI, Tub War.
S 3irs6ags og6e Hbillip Green,
iom aniaos for at bore oelt plo1te
Mano ct. Saul. @an TOM fra ST.
1a',o for oper IS Mar iioe11 oe <boiatte
fig Der. SON opoe / fin 5pns &iem,
50 Garfield ct. Sire Dgtre foruoen
Senne1 oberleper BAN.
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Dan
mark
aaret

bet ers nu over SEEKS Aar:. siden vi
Danske i Tvillingbyerne har havt di.
rekte Bud fra wort gamle F;edreland,
bet var i Marts 1914, Digteren l.. c,
Nielsen paa ell saa ypperlig Made for
talte os derom. Siden da er Verdens-
krigens Storm gaaet owe ale Lande,
ethvert Land bRrer sit M@rke deraf
allie Forhold er f%orandrede ii wort
lille Fedreland like mindst.
Hvorledes ser Diet da egentlig I'D der
hjemme i gamle Danmark nu efter
Krigen? vi leser derom i Bladene,
men Diet Billede vi danner os, falder
ligesom fra hinanden, vi evner like at
samle Diet til ct stort, acknowledgement
de Hele. -
Her kommer nu en- af "vore egne"
en- af de aller bedste vi har~paa dette
Omraade = Og vii fort#le os heron.
Redaktpr G.. s.. Strandvold har i For
aaret og 1 Sommer vseret en- Tur der
hjemme og berejst Landet paa Kryds
og Tvers; med sine ypperlige Evner
som den iagttagende Bladmand, med
sin klare Forstand, sin sharpe Dom
mekraft har HAN kunnet dame sig
ct Billede af Forholdene i Danmark,
som han denne Aften vii oprulle for
os .ogsaa. Strandvold er ipvrigt vel
kendt her i den lokale Koloni som en-
saa ypperlig Foredragsholder, at al
narmere Anbefaling hvad dette angaar
ganske o%verflpdig. Han vii fort@lle
os ON Diet Land som = op eller ned -
dog ingen af os, der err fpdt derhjemme,
kan glemme Diet Land, ON
hvilket den gamle Socialistfprer Poul
Geleff, ola han forleden efter 43 Aars
Uphold i Amerika kom, tilbage dertil,
udtale i ct Interview:
"Den Gang jeg kom til U, s. A. ii
1870 var Diet ct frit Land - i Dag
STAIR Diet paa samme Punkt som det-
jeg forlod i 1877, og jeg tror.
at Danmark NU ct Diet trieste Land i
Verden!
ON dette - Jubelaarets - Genfor-
eningstimens - 192O's - Danmark vii
StrandvOld fOrtaelle Os.-