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The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-03-10
A BLUFF THAT FAILED.

ABLUFF THAT FAILED.
Congress now sees the wisdom of its policy
Eof ignoring the strike threats of the leaders of
the railroad unions who so volubly urged the
continuance of government operation when the
railroad bill was reported by the conference
committee. Since the bluff of the railroad men
was called by the passage Of the measure by
Overwhelming majorities in both house and SEN
ate, practically all the unions which menaced
the country with strike have decided to ac-
lceLt the provisions of the law for the adjust
ment Of wage disputes.
| This may be regarded as an admission that
the unions at last realize that they cannot at
ford to defy public sentiment as they had pre-
Iviously done since the president and congress
| in 1916 meekly agreed to the passage of the
Adamson law. The firm stand Of the present
congress undoubtedly was due to a correct in
depreciation Of public sentiment toward the
Idomineering spokesman of the unions, and here
after we may look for less attempted Interior
nee with business by these restless leaders.
No strike that affects the whole community
can succeed unless it is backed by public senti-
ment. and the absolute failure of the big strikes
called in this country in the last year proves
that the people have no sympathy with the eN-
ttravagant demands of the radical element in the
unions. Industrial and railroad workers for
long time have been drawing wages that more
than correspondent to the increases in commod-
iity prices, yet they presented new demands IN
the confident belief that everything would be
granted because compliance would be cheaper
than strike and, further, because men in public
life were afraid to antagonize the labor vote.
Now it is evident that an overwhelming MAJOR
}itv of the people have concluded that they will
not be imposed upon by a numerically lns1gnlt-
cant minority.
Whatever may be said about the shortcom-
ines of the present congress it must receive
credit for having refused to be stampeded by
the strike threats of the agitators who made the
mistake of assuming that most men holding
elective Office are political towards.
The head porter Of a New York City hotel
has leased another hotel at a rental Of two hun
dred and fifty thousand dollars; but, as the mar
razor of this human-interest story adds, he will
keep his present job. The head porter in his
prosperity evidently has not lost his head.
Perhaps the supreme council of the league OF
rations forgot that Turks can go overland into
Armenia when it decided that Turkey shall
have no navy. But, then, perhaps it did not
think of the Armenlans.
Those who have tasted two and one-hef per
cent. beer are not likely to be led to em1grate
TO Wisconsin by the decision OF federal judge
there that the brew is legal.
A brewery truck in Watertown, Massachus-
:, -,a,l l11- 4bo local fro danarfmnnt
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-03-10

Perhaps the supreme council OF the league OF
nations forgot that Turks can go overland into
Armenia when it decided that Turkey shall
have no navy. But, then, perhaps 1t did not
think of the Armenlans
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-03-10
How to Save Money
On Your Long Distance Calls

This advertisement intended to explain the differ
long telephone service and how
they may be used to the best advantage.
When you make long distance call. if you are will
ling anyone the telephone called will be
using what Isl stationos station service. This is
considerably cheaper other classes OF service Star
tiontosation, based on a charge or about
each miles UP to "a miles and cents for
miles beyond that distance with minimum charge
of 10 centS
HOW 70 PLACE A sTAItoN-TosTATloN CALL
give long the name and address of
the individual with whose telephone you
desire addition should give the tee
number it is correct On TINS class
the charge begins when the telephone called
answered.
charge a Standardization call cannot be re-
versed; that is, charged to the telephone
called.
s This is how you would place call with the long dis
lance operator tosation After CIV
ing your telephone number and name say Tor ex'
talk to John Browns residence at Blue
Springs Iowa." Il to talk to George Andersons
long distance operator that you 90 not want
particular persons at the telephone
called it would be person-toperson CAL
and you would charged higher rate
BY the very nature of your requirements Tor long
teephoning doubt great many or your busf
the of station ostatlon
service in addition you more often use ths
cheaper service if make special
desire to talk either frequent
occasionally, ready for your call at given
% time
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-03-10

Iowa Falls Citizen: The Times-Re-
publican advises people to shoe
smooth stock statesmen away. What's
the use? The more a newspaper
admonishes, the more the people buy.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-03-10

Perry Chief: None of the Des
Moines hotel men are opposing an
extra session of the legislature.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-03-10

The head porter of a New York City hotel
has leased another hotel at rental OF two hun
bred and fifty thousand dollars; but, as the mar
rator of this human-interest story adds, he will
keep his present job. The head porter in his
prosperity evidently has not lost his head.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-03-10
low rs MAKE A PERsohTo-pERsoh CALL

II you ask talk to particular person or persons
over long distance will using persontoperson serv-
charge this service is about onefourh great
than for service because the operators
NAV have to spend considerably time and hold the
wires ready while they make effort to locate the par
tcuar party This class service is not only more ex-
pensve but naturally than station ostatlon seV
ice.
If you desire person service at particular
hour wish make appointment 10 alh a. given
time, the appointment rate will apply
If you wish to talk to person who does not nave
telephone and for messenger must be Sent Ihe
messenger call rate will apply
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-03-10

Rolfe Arrow: Five per cent. on
your money in your local bank is
better than SO per cent on it in the
imagination of some promoter OF
wildcat stock. You can't amputate
dividends from the mind of CRATER.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-03-10

Algona Upper Des Moines Republi
can: Iowa is a real winter resort
We mean that winter has been will
US steadily since Thanksgiving.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-03-10

Knoxville Express: One advantage
of holding democratic state conven-
lions in Des Moines is that plenty
of Des Moines democrats can attend
and so furnish plenty Of harmony"
of the Des Moines kind.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-03-10

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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-02-13
@irlpefoncerten.

Yoo neite Snsoag Mfte11 ct set,
ot@ie(pefoncerten afboloes / @icfe1
&orf @oM til Sor6el for bort 6anife
Mloer6omsbjent. Com set les al Mn=
noncen, bp6es ser pan ct ijel6ent
go6t Hrogrom; iom alene bur6c
treffe fulbt &us, u6en at nep11e 6et
Im11fffe Sormaol, bborfor &oncerten
boI6es.
@ie1pefonoet, iom / fit Eli op:
rettcocs al Mationalfomiteen, ba'
for1engit berettiget fin @fsiitenS
peo set go6e Mrbei6e, Sen >nofere1
bber &i1ter be6 at bielpe. SANDS:
mnn6, ser ft66er / imaa &aar. Me1'
set freezer 10 @i6ler, bois Ser ifa]
n6rettes noget> og bi6til bor &on1i:
teen for Son6et life oppel1eret for:
ginpes til Sc @anife, og bill ogiqc
oenne Gang optaa ct im1f &ei1l.
tot til @obn og @ln6e for 6e, Set
trenger.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-02-13
Kupon - yard 50 Cents.
Dnv Rheumatsmen
nd at Deres System

Uanset hvor lenge og elem: De har vac
re, plaget med Rheumatisme-enten Deres
Lidelse er Gigt, LzndeVrrk. Stivhed, Var
ken eller Hevelse i Leddene, Smme Musk
er, eller hvilken som helst anden Form af
Rheumatisme - De kan fnde b~ehsgelig
Lindring we'd ., benytte Dr.. Whitehall's
Rheumatic Remedy.
Dette Sypperlige L%@gemiddel gaar direkte
til Roden at Deres Lidel'e og f%jerner Aarsa-
gen. Det standser Uroen, liadrer Smerten
og tager Hevelsen og Stivheden I'D at Led
dene, fordi Diet opl9ser Crinsyren OK andre
Aflejringer hurtigere. end de kan samle sig.
4og setter samtidig Systemet i Stand til at
modstaa nye Angreb.
DR.. Whitehall's Rheumatic Remedy
fremmer Sundheden. Diets Rekord for gun
stiKe Resultater strekker sig over mango
Aar, og Diet har hjulpet TuseRder at rheu-
matisk lidende. Dette Middel faas paa allie
Appetizer for kun Soc pr. Pakks, og en-
liver, der lider If Rheumatisme i en- eller
andea Form. kan hurtig blive denne PLACE
kvit we'd en- kort Demanding med samme.
6kriv efter fri Prove ! Dag.
The Or. Whitehall Megrlmlne Co.,
South Bend, Ind.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-02-13
>. q. g, 9tr. 35's Majferabc.

Ser bar fltlot @l1s / @rono &ou.
leporo Sail til 2ogc Scr. 35's Ma=
ifcrabc i 26roogs Mftes. Solen,
iom bar oeforeret / flot fine1i1f llo=
ltpr, oap ct baa6c feitligt og farne=
uolsitcmt Hrng, % Set primle6e al
Gragter, / itprre &ariotion, ems Sc
hi0til ofhplote Molferoocr bor f1ul=
net pppile. Gelp SC "aomlc" al Nr.
35 pptrooote meo> Molfc; hi ppbo=
ache ioole6cs / Ell fontaltiif 9loipn=
orogt Sen ioniole M., 81. Heterien,
Ser troos fin Observation-Disclosures
idltc fig ing NOT til at lloa Gjrfffe11
us. Ser bar o6ifilligc np6eli9c
Granddaughter, og ri mao iige, at ser
por ogiao Ell &Gffe npbeligc 1,ngc
Higcr. ri &ine3crc bar Ser finn cit
cncltc. ~ set nar Sen lille Trpffe11
Yeterien, Ser Zig lin 1lngopmmeligc
,Soocr hapbc CT, u6mrrfet Gro9t pg
Moife.
Get be1e gioroe ct operor0entlia
flot Sl1otruf % bar, hua6 n1al1 fa11
foloe for Ell rigtia Moiferooc. 9fo=
Sc FIN, at Ielne 9oleu fnop cr ioo
flor, ion1 Set trGngcs, naor eli loo
flor Screening bp6er til Set.
ST.. gbmoro 8l1ncf ol1,loncereoe,
So set b%pitioelige 9jeblif font om=
merfomitccns Mfeiprelic og note=
tolte Sc forlfjelltge ErGn1icr / fin
ne11oc Mont. Tcr 9amer11cs @eb=
fnmn1cn6c gif idrltc Errmic til
~Slcspigs Soro %gjenp1noet", iml,ft
rcpruig1tcrct al Mrs. &agtborg,
S4t6 6. Green st.; onoen &ren1ic
til eli ooioa npoclig Gragt, "5wcct=
corn, pcs Miis S1tgliang, 5943 Ga
ToDettc s(nc.: treble, "Sfonsbopco=
fonc", Mrs. Giego &enicn, 2606
9fortb Npc. gn @forc al glade
Sfolcpi9cr honot @rlsppeprGmien.
Mf Scrrernc fiji lite Errmie, "SSenS
@cjnnoro", Splgcr Senlen, 26O6
9}crth 9lpe.; onoen, "5fomoger=
hreno", otto Senien, 2606 Mortb
Mpe.; treble, "2anoiolooten", CTR.
MrcIiel 2232 sc. &e>rnetb Mpe. g11
%loorct Goloot og Md6e &ors @nge=
plcierifc bon6t @rltppeprpmien.
Goo fog Ole Nielien3 Srfelter
otter fat, og GanIe gift liplig / Sen
ol(crbeolte &orr1eno1sl tcnnting. So:
nitee1 honoe orrongeret alt til EN-
hners Tilfrc6sbe6, og g&r. 35's Ma=
ifcrobe nar EFT baaoc gernDtlig og
l,1fccSfulo Mffere.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-02-13
Rarinr.
9pbsfalb.

Cars Mn6er|en, &rei i0el,t % 6or-
retningsfprer for Moci11e Shooting
So, of9if Man6ag Scat pe6 9p6en
poo ct. Marp's &olpital iom Salge
al ct SlogtilfGloe, ser ramtc bam
5bnoag Mften. 2proag Mften bar
bon cit al Ealerne De6 5angforenin=
gen @lbergs &ontet og bar iom ieb=
pauli9 / goot @umer oe ttIlpnela=
6enoe / bc0ite @elgaoe116e. Cars
Mn6erien bar fp6t / Sre6erifIuno i
1856 og font til Macine iom unet
Memelfe larnmen meo fit el6rc
@ro6er, of6ebe Nolitimeltcr Gbriit
Mnocrla,. 2ars bite fig iom en-
oriftig Mano og forieate fig ferit
iom Suffer OF lenere iom @lagter,
men set bar ferlt / Sc mo6nerc Mor,
at ban blcp 8etonentreprenpr og eat
bo1oen Mo116. SON par mangeaarig
Me6lcm al "Da,ria" % al @ro6cr<
logon % cit of Stiftcrnc al @lber0
Songforcning. San tilbprte tillige
Gog1e 2ogen % lto6 / bpi @gtel!e
lom @orger / Stooen. !@on eftcr=
loocr @11ltut og tire 5enner, Ml,=
g1llt, 2ouis og Carl, al bpilfe ii61t=
llGpntc por Jooerens &ompognon i
@etonforretninge1. - &cgropelien
follot Steo Sorsoog Gftcrmio6og
fra 9. 9. g. SAIL, % Hoitor Sing
toltc oncr 8oarc1,.
- @lanot Sc fie11ote Gamer / Sen
banlfe &ploni, lo1n IT bleben ct 81
fer for Snfl1ten5aepe6emier, er ser
Heoafter Mrrups &lltrl1, Bertha
@milic, ser be11iop itille og rolig
Spnoog Scat &l. IL efter en- l1ges
Spgeleie. SUN bar fe6t / Malborg
bcn ii. Sanuor 1855 og fom til
Moci,1c / Sorooret 1869. 9ggtepie=
bes al &oltor San Sen 8. 9eobembcr
1877 til Ma6s Mpr1>p og b1eb Mp=
Scr til 8 @orn. 6orl,0en fin 9Ggte=
|frlle 6egre6es fun al cit 9otter og
tire Spnner iamt tire @grneb9rn.
Srn Mprllp 1oa Sig / Soniens &a=
pei poo 5totc Gtreet til / Ons6ags.
Eoitor @oobolot toltc oper 8oore11
loapcl bcr iom / Gremotoriet paa
Sorelt Some Cemetery / Millpql1fee.
Scnere pil Stppet blipe fort tilboge
til Moci1le og jor6et paa Moun0
Cemetery.
Gli5obet) &ipller Deu1on iib1te
Trcoog paa st. 2ufos @olpitol, fun
is Nor gann1el. SUN bar en- fern
lng Gi9e, Sprme6atter al of6p6e
Setter &jpl1er, ser bar mes til at
ltifte emanuel &trfen poa 2%ofopette
S(pe. Scr bolot Eo1tor @locf Gdr=
gegu6sticnelte ft61te 26roog Mor=
gen, bporpoa 2ioct blep fort til
@%rollnille, Sl(., for at jorbfGj tes.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-02-13
Sun;os .9a,ncr.

9olrios 9umcforening bobbc for
lc6eu Sag S11olrttelle al M &eltp
re1le. g..
Otter at sen mere olnorlige Sc,
bob6e fltn6et @te6> iomle6es Me6:
lemmerre til cit 6elifot 21tncb, ion
oen ny @eltprelie iaa f1ot inpitere6'
paa.
@euere plocereoe Sc tillte6epn
rcn6e fig pe6 forifiellige @or6e fol
at toqe Del / en- lille Hrpmiembiit
Mel1ltotet 116bilte, at 1r11erne 81
Meb6er, &eter @briitenien, Ebeo
@p6ffe OF &o1ger 2obie tog Bre.
n1ierr1e Dien1.
SIere nDe Me6lemmer blep op
togne.
9}pe Mecor6s, iom Soreninger
bab6e anifoffet, bleb pr9bet for f6r:
1te Sang og pafte olmin6elig Sil.
fre6sbeb.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-02-13
Gle Niclicns &pmcert.

Get bar iom lnonanIigt ct flint og
ublgat Nrogrom, Ole &ielien meo
fit SrfeIter b66 paa til '&oncertct
ltbite 5pn6ag / 9m1io Sail.
programmed omfatteoe ligcfro
@artmans 6eilige &1&ggciano til It's
Drag al @cr6t % Soent Goe11s
|Gperoer, pg Set 1ton1erfebe Srfeiter
iifiltc fig fra 6ereS eager font Sc
|@irtuoler Sc er poo beres fprifjel<
liae Sl1ltrrme>lter.
Com irrlig Mttroftion bp6 set
Irioholoigc Erogrom paa N(lpbo Sc
;hericn / "Sbou Charming 8ir6" %
"S22be &iis". @or bn6eoe @onger=
;inbe, iom ri life bor bprt / lnngerc
ISio, prulterebe cit Mcr1be0 og Gploc
i Stenun1er, ser bar n~iou1oerlig %
b6lteoe enormt 8ifol6 for fin &l,nlt.
&orcerten 1llttte6c me6 Gtar
IGpangieo Banner, iunaet al Nlpbo
Ncocr|cn> meb belc Srfcltret.
Ser bar life ioa mango tillteoe.
1om be1rne &oncert og Srfe1trets
Nnleelie FOREIGNER. Mer Ser Dor il
,,pGret laa meget / Sen ienere Sis,
,n1 / Tprbin0cl'e bern1eb berifer Ser
n'egeu 9pg0o1m ioa Set for br( OF
ina fine Sp1ger. Men / SEN &nffe
Of &oncerter, 'iom Ole geielien net
!Srfelter bor hol0t / Gonin Sail,
Ilto6 ben ii61te life tilbagc for no1cl'
'of Sc a14ore, pA noar set beb1locs, at
ser bill hlipe Ell &oncert cn6nl1 6el1;
tic 5G1or1, iaaoi6t Set fan arrange:
res, bil ogioo bcle set ltore N1lbli.
finn mp6c / Il11ttet Crop, for set ct
10 SEN %c1acite Mno6e cit ibGr6ig oc
|ItrGb}om M%111if6ircftpr for Gehis
for at bans Mrbeibc for at lepert
Ilpbig M11itf paaifjpnnes.
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SRA GDbf1eu.

9. 9. g. 2oge Scr. IS, lom /
flere Mar Dar ontgaaeoes meo &ln=
,1en til en- 8pgning og berfor baboe
fipbt nogle ieroeles bel6ig beliggen=
6e @pggegrun6e paa Cottage Mbe.,
bar %forelebig, paa @rur16 al Ei6er=
ne % 0mitenoigbeoerne, u61at 8pg
Geriet, men %iiteoetfor afben6et
@r1n6en til en- foroelagtig @ris.
&anoelen bleh il1,ttet iio1te uge, og
9ogcn crbol6t 140 Goll. pr. 6ront=
foo, I>pilfet er cit goo Mbance for
2ogeu % ct go6t &eiultat for Sc
forlfjellige Mftieciere.
&i erfarer 1igeleoes, at famine
liplige 2oge, n1eo BEN altio utrrt=
telige 81. 90. Yetcrien / Gpioien,
bor en &ebp paa Stabelen / Mpril
Moeneo. Gitlen bliper: "0u SSspr=
SEN furgif" eller "@n Sag poo
@ars" og ifal ipillcs paa @rano
8oulepor6 Sail, iom bar Ell r16mnr=
fet Scer,e. &i bill life I'LL fon1nle ms
poa nnrlnerc 9etoiller, men tror
at f11111te lobe, at set bliper CT NOR
iom Mffrre. 81 9onlfe bol6cr nj,
c1gang at at "figae in6 40 bore
egl1c &in6l1er".
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-02-13
Ghtragn,
Styreliesna!a.

SEQ Saet= og Giiferiflubbe1 "2ep:
fpjen"S @cneralforiamling palgtes
felgcnoe @eitprelic: Mnor. 2aoc:
gaoro, &reiioent; &eter &r1rie, ST.
cepreltoert;; @briit Spr9enien, &as:
ierer; Mart. @asm1s|el @cfrctnr,
Sil G%11ltooian for 1920 nalgtcs q.
q. &eterien, % iom &epiiorer pale=
tcs &eter Serie11, Sens Suellang oa
$. 9. Bisgaoro. Sill Sopnefogeo
i Sor Safe palgtes M1freo Mielien.
&lubbens Snolamlif1g til Ser
ienberipifc. 6ono ,er I'LL ti%leaoebra9t
90 ct Eotalbelsb al 1888 inobe-
tolt til 6on6ets &asierer.
&lubben far lciet 2ofaler / 1915
g. California Mue. og afbol0er @ptl=
~leoften bier 6rcbog.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-02-13
&infp 9imf lnffcr.

Gbicagos og en- al Ger6ens melt
bcrpmte5 alooner llffeoe "for GOOD"
li6lte l1ge. Set bar Ml6erman6er1
Il f6rlte @aro, 90. Sienna, bergmt
unoer Mabnet "&infp Dinf", fom
|Io6 fine "@orfingmens grcbange"
paa glarf ct. fringe ,fin @baneia11g.
Ser gaoes ben itdrite "8umper"
flor cit @icfe1 / Sc go6e gamle Gage,
Jog set iiges, at / Be 80 Mor> @aloo=
men bor bpret oaben, er ser ifien=
|fet 100000 Spn6er 81 16. 81o6ie1,
opnoae6e @er6ensonleelie / l16ltil:
lingsaaret 1898, 0a Sen beremte
gnglnn6er 6. @tea0 omtalte oe11 /
fin Bog "SSf Gbrilt come to Gbica=
go". @i6en bar mango celebre &ei=
ienoe bei6gt 6enne Saloon, bbor
|Samfltn6ets @erm bol6t ill., oQ
]bbor set iterlte @laS 81 bleb ifien=
fet. Hrobibitionens a1tomtogen6t
Magt for ogiaa ferret ber. "&infp
Dinf"s <n0er f11n6e life rigtiQ
meo 6ette "11eor beer, og 1oo blet
Ser Mfffet.
Sen celebre Ml6erman6 bill ifi91t.
lie ct al fine ber6mte itore @las til
|Siel6s MuIeum og ct til Chicago
&i1toricoI Societp, iaa Sc fommen.
6e Slegter fan fe, bbilfe un6erlige
Mennefer Ser engang lebe6e poo
6enne @o6e, Soft, Der birfelig fan61
en MD6e1fe i at t6n1me. iaa6ant e
I1nGgtigt @las 81.
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Sang % @irfc.

0en 11orif e Strife 8etes6a, belig=
gen6e paa &i6rnet al @tate og ga
5olle Streets, ptI ofbol6e 6eres f6r>
|Ite Ganggn6stiene1t tie / bette Mar 6en
s. Gebruar ST. s Mften.
Mrthl1r S. Socoblon, bens mutt:
falife 2e6er fom ielp er en- mege1
6pgtig Suli1t, bar ollere6e lagtHro=
gramntet tilrette> ioale6es at Sc for
|fiellige Bartier bliper %u6fpl6te mef
Sc be6lte lofale Tolenter.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-02-13
Naar Diet g&lder det
gamle, k&re Danmark

saa sRlger vi nu Billetter til nedsat
Pris til eller fra allie Steder i Ameri
ka. Garanteret Pengeforsendelse
smaa og store Bel@b. Paalidelig I'm.
derretning. Landsm@nd hjelpes til
rette. Plads i Smaakahytter reser.
veres.
MOrtensen & Crook,
Diet ~3S-aarige danske Passenger
Agentur for allie LINER,
2S1S North Ave. Chicago, Ill
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cppeffeliesmpoer

Sc eoangelilf6 M66er / @etania
Meto6ilt Strife, ser 1e6es af Sp=
neutrality-suspicious. s. 3. Sacobien
fra Mtnneapolts, gror %beiton6ig
SSa1teresic og Eilllutning.
Disfe M96er bill blipe fortlat
Dber Mften / 6en11e 11ge.
&oa Spn6ag bill tire @at5stiene-
iter fin6e Gteo: ST. balp II ON
Morgenen er Ser Gienelte pna 6anif,
me6ens e>1ge11f bill blibe ot1benot be6
Gu6stieneiten 81. balb 8 ON Otter:
mi66ogen og balp s ON Mftenert.
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Sra &ronbora 2oocn.

Se6 2ogcns nnIte Mpoe, 1om bli=
Der Sreoag 6en 20. Seb., % bpor
bigtige eager fonmer op til Sor=
Gambling, bar 2ogens o1tt6 iber6ige
Gornpjeliesfomite ct &ar Sberra-
ifeller for baa6e 2ogens egne, fom
beIpgen6e 8reore. Sport 6isle 0per=
ro1feller beitaar, t6r ri life r6be,
men ser garanteres ct Ear fornpje<
lige elmer efter Mp6et.
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E1oos, ser ierlig bar Sopcofoarter
for bonlfe @mgere, og 1,aar ban III,
til 1. Morts obertagcr @abaniic
Sail, font gi9reS i f1l6 Stano n1eo
opftfic6e 2ofo1er, piI Gtrpmmcn goa
til set npe @ierne, ser er ierlig
bel0igt beliggenoe % befpcmt til
@porpogn og Spi6ane.
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CASS COUNTY.

KlSverlandet og Mejerikoens HEN.
Tilbyder ct HEN, der er Deres eget,
til den rette Pris og paa rimelige Viii
kaar. Hvis interesseret skriv eller Be-
sSg The 1000 Lake Land Co.
M. B. Patten, Sec. Remer, MINI.
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Sans sprenien flptter.

Mpiten cit al Sc ft61te paa Sfan-
fen, ser bebu6er Tlptning> er 6en
b%elfier16te @afepGrt Sans @eren=
fen, fom for nogle Mar it6en ober-
tog Mobert 8eteriens biitoriife Sigr-
ne paa Mrteiian og Mortb Mbe.
&ms Sprenfen bap6e en- populer
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-Er De forn6iet med AZ til 5% Rente

paa Deres Penge? ON like tilskriv os. vi wiser Vejen
til forde!aStig P!aceringe, ! I. S; 4: og Skandinaysn. Y
papirer at allie Slags. Gennem wore Forbindelser er vi
island i'll at give Prisnoteringer or Rapporter paa ca.
Porter paa Corporationer gives gratis. vi sender gratis;
Bogen: Statistic over Bostonbsrsen''. Send Navn oe
Adresse. r. Gylline &Co, 1854 FederalSt., Boston, Mass.
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Der tjenes Penge
Saskatchewan

Delvis opdyrkede Farme og fineste
Prarieland / Diet danske Settlement
we'd Canora, Sask., kan endnu faas
paa lette Betingelser til fra $40 til
$50 pr. Acre. Exkursioner. Skriv til
Scandinavian Can. Land Co., Phoe-
nix BLDG, Minneapolis, MINI.