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The copper era., 1909-06-10
Bisbee July 1 Celebration.

The Warren Mining District, of which Bisbee is the center, has decided to give and is now planning for, the grandest celebration eyer given in the territory of Arizona. The Bisbee Board of Trade took the lead in the matter, and with their usual push and energy have put in the way of perfection probably the most extensive program eyer at tempted on the Pacific Coast outside of Seattle, Portland, San Francisco and Los Angeles.
 The attractions comprise a big drilling match with an attractive cash prize, hose race for suitable purse, horse races, town ports, grand carnival balls and series of carnival shows and attractions that will leave not dull moment night or day for the entire three days (3rd, 4th, and 9th of July) of the celebration.
 All ministers of the city have been placed on the religious portion of the program and in Bisbee all day Sun day, the 4th, will be given up to the program suggested by the ministers. Their program has not been an nounced h full, but it will comprise services at all the churches after the order of the services in 1776. There will be grand open air sacred con- cert open air speaking along re- ligious lines, and the population gen. erally will enter into the spirit of the day and the religious program will be as zealously carried out as will the other features of the program.
 Negotiations are under way for the Payne Fire Works or the Fall of Rome something that has never been seen in this portion of the territory, and either of which would offer an attraction that will draw thousands of people.
 The drilling program will probably be confined to miners actaully work ing at their trade and with record not to exceed forty inches.
 The Country Club sports will be offered good prizes and will be under the direction of a committee of mem bers of the Country Club and in itself will be quite an attraction owing 10 the formation of the numerous coun- try clubs throughout the territory.
 There will be grand street parade the first day of the celebration.
 None of the programs have been perfected as yet but the committees are all at work and within the next ten days full details will be given out
The copper era., 1909-06-10
Hitch Over Sale of Territorial Fair
 Grounds.

It is not likely that the S30,0O0 set aside by the last legislature to pur- chase the territorial fair grounds will be accepted by the Fair associa- tion. In the first place, S30,OOO is S9, ,OOO less than the association stated that 1t would take for the grounds, and, in the second place, the mem- bers seemingly want their money in a lump, and not in installments.
 P. A. Tharaldaon, the associations $ treasurer, has made d statement of the reasons why the deal has never been made. He said the members came to the conclusion that it would be best to sell the grounds to the ter ritory. About go per cent. of the stock was assigned to him as trustee, that the deal might be made with as little trouble as possible. Most of the assignees, however, stated that they wanted anywhere from 90 per cent. to par for their interest. That made it necessary to charge $j9,000 for the grounds and joint commit NNO II CLi NiS wv AOhh WI ShO ANS lature was informed that this was the smallest price that would be accept ed. The legislature subsequently, passed bill appropriating S30,O0O, to be paid as follows: 5000 on Febru. ary 1, 1910: slO,OOO February l, 1912. The association had said nothing about the terms of payment, but SUD- posed all along that the money would be paid over at once.
 The association's indebtedness Is 5000, which it would like to dis charge as soon as the grounds pass out of it's hands. If the grounds are sold upon the terms provided in the legislative act no money will be re- ceived until 1910, and then only S5,- OOO
 MT. Tharaldson states that he will call a meeting of the stockholders at an early day to talk over the situa- tion. In the meantime he will as- sign all stock back to the owners that they may vote as they see ft.- Phoenix Republican.
The copper era., 1909-06-10
Railroad Statistics Compared.

In view of the fact that the welfare of the country is so intimately related to the past system of railways with which it is covered, the annual statistics of our railways, and a com- parison of these with the records of earlier years, are of never-f ailing in
 terest. We have, says the Scientific American, before us the railway statistics of this country as prepared by MT. Sason Thompson of the Bureau of Railway News and Statis- tics, in which the standing of our railways for the year 1908 is compared with their condition in the two pre-. vious decades.
 At the close of the fiscal year 1908, the total number of miles of lines in the United States was 230,OOO, as com pared with 136, S83 in 1888 and 184, ,64S in 1898. The net capitalization is 5000, ,007, ,0l2, an increase of 39.S per cent over the figures of 1898. The gross earnings for 1908 of S2,448, 1885, 900 were nearly double those of 1898. Ten years ago the total number of passengers carried one mile was about l3.3 billions. In ten years time this has increased over l20 per cent, reaching a total of 29.5 billions. A marked increase has taken place in freight traffic: for whereas the num- Der of tons of freight carried one mile in 1898 was oyer IA billions, last year it was oyer 122 billions. The pas senger mile, which is 1888 was 24.9 cents and in 1898 had decreased to ,973 cents and in 1908 to ,933 cents. In the decade from 1888 to 1898 there was a decrease in freight revenue from 10 cent per mile. to O753 cent at which latter figure it also stood in 1908.
 Very significant of the growth of our railroads is the great increase in the number and weight of locomotive and Cars. Ten years ago the total number of locomotives was 36,234. During the last decade there has been an increase of 57 : per cent to total of 57, ,l56 locomotives. Even more remarkable has been the increase of ll5.3 per cent in the total weight of the locomotives. The number of pas senger cars has increased from s. 595 to 44,623. The total number of freight cars has risen from 1,24S, S26 to 2,l30,l ll0, an increase of over 70 per cent, but their capacity has in creased of over 12O per cent, from over 32,000, ,000 tons to over 7l,000,000 tons. In 1898 the total number of employees was STA ,5ES. Last year the total was l, ,451 1000. an increase in the ten years of over CT per cent. Dur ing the year there was paid out in compensation to employees over SI,- GOO, ,OO0, ,O00, which is an increase of no per cent over the amounts s0 paid out in 1898.
 Figures such as these tell most eloquently the story of the phenome- nal development of the country dur ing the past decade. That the pros perity of the railroads is intimately associated with that of the whole country is proved by the fact that in the twelve months that followed the panic the railways suffered loss of over S33O, ,OOO. .0OO in gross earnings.
The copper era., 1909-06-10
Espee Surveyors Working Through
 Reservation.

The engineers under J. $. Barlow, working up the Gila Canyon, have moved into the Indian reserve and are now camped about five miles below San Carlos. Permission to work on the reserve was received re- gently. At that time, however, the party was so depleted in numbers that it was not deemed advisable to move and resume location until the arrival of more men. These have arrived and the party now number twenty-five.
 Genial Tom Pickett of Sau Carlos has been with the engineers some weeks and has been of great service.
 The survey will soon be completed and tied in with the G. V. G & N. line at San Carlos. We understand that the party will not be disbanded but will be kept at work perfecting the survey until construction begins.
 It is believed that Mir. Barlow may have charge of the construction of the new line. His familiarity with the Gila Canyon anu his known ability as construction engineer lead to this conclusion.-Glob Belt
The copper era., 1909-06-10
Governor SIOan's Address.

"The mine owner who thinks only of dividends and is regardless of the welfare of the community in which ! he operates, falls short in the matter of good citizenship. The miner who looks upon his surroundings with con tempt and indifference and makes no attempt toward the establishment of home where he finds employment, but who either squanders his earn ings or sends them abroad for invest ment, likewise falls short in his duty as a citizen.''
 There is world of signfiance in the foregoing portion of Governor Sloan's Memorial day address in Bis bee, and it was brought home to those who read it in the newspaper ac- counts of the ceremonies of the day, says the Bisbee Miner
 Itis a fact and a regrettable one that the mine operator, as a rule, though there are some notable ex- captions, looks upon the dividend as the first consideration. It is neces- sary to look to the costs of produc- tion and the chief goal for most operators is the lowering of costs to the minimum. The best way of ob, taining this result appears to be in employment of foreign labor, for it is an acknowledged fact fact that more work can be obtained from the ignorant foreigner than from the American-born wage-worker. He is accustomed to oppression without re- ward and he welcomes oppression that is well rewarded
 There are many foreigners employ ed in the mines of the Warren dis trict, and all branches of business have felt the distressing effects. Thousands of dollars are sent month ly to foreign lands by this element, thus withdrawing from the district what rightfully belongs to it. Of the millions that are taken from the ground of this wonderfully rich dis trict, pay for the labor in extracting these riches is the only tithe col lected, and the mining companies should render the proper assistance in helping the district retain what rightfully belongs to it. To bring about this beneficial result there are only two alternatives-give Ameri- can labor the preference, or assimi- late the foreign element-and even were the latter possible. the former alternative would still be une better and more AmeriCan
The copper era., 1909-06-10
NEWS OF THE TERRITORY.

The Anaconda group of mines in Yuma county has been incorporated with a capital stock of S5OO,OOO.
 A new wagon road is to be built from Turkey Creek to Mayer in Yavapai county at cost ot S4, 900.
 A carload of new machinery has been received by the Ray company and is being installed on the property at Kelvin.
 The Home Telephone company of Phoenix promises to have long dis tance connections with Los Angeles by October l.
 The Helvetia Mining company is earning $50 day out of ore shipped but are spending twice that amount in development work.
 The Aztec Turquoise Mining com pAny has discovered large deposits of the semi-precious stone on it's prop critics in Mohave county.
 G. A. Arnold of Bisbee has been ap pointed superintendent of the Court land c. & A. properties to take the place of J. H. Talbot, who recently resigned.
 Yuma city council has passed an ordinance licensing houses of ill fame and prescribing a certain district to which their operations will be re- stricted.
 A customs mill is being constructed at Wickenburg for the American Re duction company. Water has been struck iu their well and progress will be rapid from now on.
 Late news from the town of Walker. in Yavapai county, is that the fire the early part of the week caused a loss of at least 3O,0OO, with but 5000 in insurance to relieve the losers.
 A new magazine called, "The Har- poon" has been launched in Phoenix. It stands we'll up to it's sensational name and seems to take especial de- light in roasting everything and everybody, the postal department in particular.
 The Maricopa & Ph oenix railroad will put in motor cars to run through the Salt river valley. They will each have a seating capacity of about sev- enty people and will form a new means of rapid transit among the valley towns.
 A decision of the United States supreme court in the famous tax case of the city of Tucson against Martin Costello, the Tombstone millionaire, is a complete victory for the city, and Costello must pay more than S20,O00 back taxes and accrued interest.
 What is considered the greatest strike of gold ore in recent years in northern Arizona was made last week on the Pearl claim in Lower Turkey creek, Yavapai county. Assays run nearly $500 to the ton, the ore is free milling and was struck at depth of seventy-two feet.
The copper era., 1909-06-10
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy the
 Best on the Market.

''I have used Chamberlain's Cough Remedy and find it to be the best on the market" says E. w. Tardy, editor of The Sentinel, Gainsboro, Tenn. "Our baby had several colds the past winter and Chambe-lain's Cough Remedy always gave it relief at once and cured it in a short time. I always recommend it when oppor- tunity presents itself" For sale by all druggists.
The copper era., 1909-06-10
Sore Nipples.

Any mother who has had experience with this distressing ailment will be pleased to know that d cure may be effected by applying Chamberlain's Salve as soon as the child is done nursing. Wipe it off with soft cloth before allowing the babe to nurse. Many trained nurses use this salve with best results. For sale by all druggists.
The copper era., 1909-06-10
Stomach Troubles.

Many remarkable cures of stomach troubles have been effected by Cham berlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets. One man who had spent over two thousand dollars for medicine and treatment was cured by a few boxes of these tablets. Price, p cents. Samples free at all druggists.
The copper era., 1909-06-10
Tronhle Makers 0nstad.

When a sufferer from stomach trouble takes Dr. Kings New Life Pills he's mighty glad to see his Dys- pepsia and Indigestion fly, but more he's tickled over his new, fine ap petite, strong nerves healthy vigOr, all because stomach, liver and kidneys now work right. 25c at A. c. Co drug department.
The copper era., 1909-06-10

For burn or scald apply Chamber lain's Salve. It will allay the pain almost instantly and quickly heal the injured parts. For sale by all drug gists.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-12-21
Sfsfgc MeSbelelie fra Gotent.gS

Sfblsc @eSbelelie fra Gatent.@b.
bofaterne @iqiamion & Wer6ant,
Rr. 925-933 metropolitan 2ife
Bldg. (fsr Guaranty 2oan), 1inne.
apoliS, Winn., er / ben forIebne llge
fslgenbe Batenter tiIbeIt Iinneiuta
% Safota Spfinbere:
E A Alderman, Gheen, MINI, Fruit
picker. V Backlund, Lisbon, N d,
Trousers support. F r Bloom, Star
buck, MINI, Whifletree-hock. L Des-
lauriers, ST Paul, MINI, Mems for con-
structing concrete columns. M Knut-
son, Clifford, N D, Sleigh attachment for
automobiles. F Lahart, Minneapolis,
Mum, Railway tie. L F Learman, st
Paul, MINI, Safety-block for railways.
E F Lindsay, Pringle, S D, Insulator.
FS Novotny, St Paul, MINI, Bottle.
G A Olson, Ramey, MINI, Harrow. c.
Peterson, Stanchield, MINI, Punch and
shear. S Rachelman, st Paul, MINI,
Placer goldwashing apparatus. H
Schweitzer. Putney, N D, Snow fence. c
w Stark, Mountain Lake, MINI, Fasten-
ing device. CIV Stark, Mountain Lake,
MINI. Wheel scraper. c w Stark, Noun
tain Lake, Mimi, Seeder.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-12-21
Nv Oafota. Jnouitri.

Reoenitaoenoe i~nteresionte Weooe-
IeIie fommer ira 8alep Gitp, Rortb
Dafota.
Gen 4Se Sftober ietbte BrofesIor
s. gathelor t6 &oSier Sinbolm
C"flor trans til ct Sinipinoeri |
0oogh antrim Gountp, SrlanS, %
ban 9or netop fanet llnberretning
ON, at oe er fortne bel irem. Sol.
men, iom inoebolotes | bisie aasier,
por poret paa ausirit 9ittmers Sarnl
npr 2pnfburg. Gen par life netop
al nogen iGrlig uomRrfet apa-
litet, men ben bill tiene til at be.
piie, at Rortb 9ofota.2inbalm tan
tilpirfes til 9inIerreb, og ct BET otl
Tonne iig at oprette Spinoerier Der !
stoten % fubrifere Sintsier az Gin
CSIar"0, iom M fun bprfes for
SrsetS Crib.
9rofesior 9otdelor bar or'tiuet
inogoaetoe l1noerisgeIier ongaaenoe
grllqen al Iortb 9afota 2inbalm, %
err al Dem Wenirg, at 2inlGrreo Ton
tfIpirfes Der / a%onfiirrence meo Den
bele &erben. 9en forboonbenpG.
renoe SperfIo6 paa bilig gr9lroiel
tiliifrer bette. 9rpuoielet uogier
nernItg en- SreoieoeI at Sobrifations-
omfoimingerne.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-12-21
'aedmeIn1ie1lS
SmaapInf.

- gteIS 2epihten ira 9arnespiae,
Minn., er fommet berneo for at be.
isge 8enner og Slp9tninger.
$. q. @eIion ira Seiper Soiun'
hip fom oeune llge til6nge ira Stats.
lmioeriitetet for at iilbringe SuIeie'
rien biemule.
- 5reb 2enbnrt / 9Iuffton Sotpu-
hip brogte f%orleoen Dag fem Spin
inO til 9pen, Scr tiliammen i~no6ragte
bnm $200.S0.
- glrbeioet meO Snoreoningen al
Gecorob 6ilrnitire Cos 9pgning er
mi ifrcoet ioa langt frcm, at Sirmaet
peuter M fitnne ilptte ino | Rioten
al neite Woaueo. anben og treble
Gtage er allereOe MI iitano.
- Rrof. Srtgo Woeler % Somilie
fra Repea, Soma, err fortiben | Be
ieg hos Mtrs. Woelers SorPIore,
Ir. o. WrS. 2ouis 9lobgett berai
9pen. Grof. Woeller er principal
for 9pIfolen bernebe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-12-21
Ghicaeos.S folepeien.

Spab Sfoleunberpisnineen / en- 9p
paa 100000 Snopoanere foiter,
iaar man ct @egreb ON, naor man
berer, at Chicago Sfolefommisiions
SperiIag ODER llbeifterne I'll 9pens
Sfolepeien for aaret 1911 aniGttes
til $1S,000,O00.
%f bette geIpb ifol 100000 on.
penoeS til Spfsrelien at me Sfole.
buie % Sc ~reIterenbe $14,000,OO0
til De alminoelige Sfoleuogifter.
Sorriee aors Sperilag anorog til
$t3,676,000, men BET nftielt bepil.
aeoe gelsb par BOG finn $S,500,000.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-12-21
SRA Spring Grove.
(Gfter 'Seralo".)

- 2anoet ~tilbsrenoe Beber Wolos
0sSSbo ioIgteS Den 10oe December
til GIauoe &anbaa for $t,690.
@trS. so. 8ubrlb, iom | Den
ienere Sib bar beisgt SlG9tninger
paa forifieIige Steber / Gafotuerne
o9 SfIabomn, fom forri9e 5reoog
tilbage til Spring 8rope, leoiogct al
i'm @ober, MrS. 6. s. Huitao. Wtr8.
RitItoO reiite Monoog tilboge til lit
Siem | 9ufioro, g. Gaf.
- Src al sc BoItfierere, bniS Gfitte
iiOaaar fra Spring @roue, . maatte
forrige 2sroog pao 8runo al De
llfremfomeIige @eie 9ierc Sureu til,
zoos meo Foiti9ffen poa Noffefl. De
tapre Wpno par Smut See, Inorem
&iome o9 Gopir ellington.
-Gr. 6. ~. Selon0 ira 4l6anp,
@i8., bar forri9e Wonbag / Spring
@rope for at ie iig ON meo Del Sor.
mail ior 2ie at boiGtte Jig Der.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-12-21
-,ipa an, nauails GlJiusgppg

sIpW S3ai hs}isl@@ p!J+nSyupY
.iol IN i,6uOI DO 'laesnuu,fL o. aol
nsoupu8 md nGuH augna aug iS
'a,aa 4, maJiaaIS lleui 'aDieomIuul
aiDa ~ aaInannogE sioa ooog ppnt
iS '~Isi56ulsuI DO l!oH aai aouug
aleic ma aIuoa uurn suoduannlG
6u InuI - uil upiS aen,uDl!a DO
'acna,o a,ea,S sionu DO aIluaS ! MAJ
-l,1S IN euni@ md III aeaIul!ac! -
GuS iaag l'iluu nallay nal 'n'nuIS
~ lamutoI pilaG 'eiS ',lal ~
caii!u arniuoI upl AL Mag a!slo ~
'e'alao n'IlpillnH DO 'aa6u!su1 M!
do nam 'u,liuli6ui9 au,Ju ,IJi lole
.ulgiul auu,S JnpI ~ DO s!Indu
-ouupE ! 1lails sauin!i!iadS ~ M
gam ,dmuiI ~ iug mn ailIoa taS
'pud IalaI III 1, aduiatlt auuoe l'ui
'oiS I,louuiol aeaug mo-! 'lnte n'onu
i1Do II, 1pa lag :nluoosiS6 abl1oiort
lao ! lolullluI Iaona oaru aial6ll n'b
.ou lao aaJg raeii ciS sia6lt 6 ia ao9
'Gnu0 ol!ano 10 l'li'l alIi l'9 ipg lulS
6 ailol 90 6 'spu5 10 mo! flajjll pu!
Us u'l!S 6uosaaS 10 DueuuhG
laug ullaoq saou'! vu'loI. 4ulo,aSy
~ 'o6l ia ia JHi'S 'eiS 't'i ~
lammuImai! olIi laepI& ~ 'l'ao i'6
.uIy labulcum IA lug a6tt anea s
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-12-21
llyt SeoopeIicsmiooeI.

Tra Ct. Eulll, Mtinn., berettc&, at
set me @cOepclieSmiooel "Stopainc"
(ocr forreiteu life ifNI uEre nogct ioa
ulbelcS upt / 2GgeperOcner) blep /
2er0oq8 onpenot pc0 en- nofioo al
uorlia Separation pou Ct. Soiepbs
Soipitol oeriteo&.
Spcrutionen, Ser ifol haue opret
iuIoitrnoiQ peuuffet, u0iprtcS al Or.
+. ). @Iouote pdo en- 60 9Ior CANT
mel Goticnt, Scr les al en- SuuIit pou
@Iurcn. Spulitcn bIep iiUrnet, uoen
at Eoticntcn icItc Sen miuhitc
Smcrtc. San bnpoc lin iuIbc @cs
uioithco 6clc Ciocn % tlIte % ipeate
mcN sc tiIItcocprrcuoc 2p8cr % SOr
Qcplcicrifcr, mems 0pcrationen itoN
rda.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-12-21

bar aoren giort en- mcget interes.
iant 6ooIogiff SpSageIie. Monae 81
oenifabsmrno bar tiSt forisat at no.
finoe, bpcr ben iiclSne SagI Spoon-
Bill Snnopiper bRffeoe, men iiocn
&einltat. aoren fanot I CONNER
&useplaofen paa WorofpIten af Si-
brrien n9r Cape @anfaren, ca. 200
eng. Mil peItenfor gitfap.
Soban aoren biz til Sommerel,
meo llnoeritstteIie af nogle ameri-
fanife 8igmpno iioruite en- np erpe.
oition op til oisie fierne ggne. ct
Sfib ifal nbruites. Ser ifal iamrti.
hia oripes pibenifabeIige ltnberisgel.
Ier og gieres Sangit al ieilone DIR.
&pren piloe | geepnoelien of 9e.
eember afreiie til 9ep gorf meo fine
pGroifulbe Samlinger og penber no.
ober @aarparten otter til6age til
alifa, bborfra bans npe Geiie ifal
fairies.
Soren er troos FIN llngbom en- blot
bereiit Wonb. San oeltog iaaIeoes
ipm 3oolog / "9elgica"- Grpeoitioneti
til S~poisbapet, bpor' ban iammen
meo Hoalb @mutoien oberpintreoe
| Sier. Sar %ie1ere paa Teiier / Spb.
amerifa. Sar ligget ct Bar @intre
/ Sinmarfen % en- CONNER paa $40.
poiu 3emlia paa 5~oologiife Reiier
for Itore ubenlanbIfe Wuieer. Bar
Geltager | ben ubeloige expedition,
Der itronoeoe paa Gro5etserne paa
Sci til Spbisbapet oa par oerpoa ct
9lorS Si0 | MlitroIieu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-12-21
Uorif Sorifninesfero.
Gu 0urbmanb paa pioenifabclig lin
ocripscliesrciie l. Nuroibirien.

Eli Sleatninge / Siemlanoet er
ser fommet Yripatbrebe ira Den illlge
norife 3oolog Sobun &oren, lom ct
Gar Iar bar li9get paa 5~oologilfe
llnoerisgelier / oct norooltligIte 81
birien. Sfior par ban nbeloig, loet
bans 9eoiager, eli 8rt fra Spaler,
orllfneoe, meoens 9oren iclp reooeoe
Iia ilaro. eiter en- fem ertgelIf Dttl
lang Spcmmetur. 9erimoo milteoe
ban ueo 9onoens Sorlis belle lit foit'
bare lloitpr OF ale fine, Somlinger.
Son opeau imiblcrtio life Soobet,
men fit / Imerifo Wome) noritltct
en- ny Grpebition % bar / CONNER
unoer uiGopanlig grrnitige Ssforbolo
funlnet trGnae lnngt norooper longs
Den iibiriife SsbopSfpit. glonot De
Steoer, ban beiegte, fan nGpnes
Sidusftierlnnosbpen Titlefai bpor
Horoenifislb operpirtreoe meo
Sega" for pper 80 Iar lioen.
GamIe S~nofeote pibite enonu at for
tGne ON Den "lemGnfin at foot"
20: Sen Itore @aab) mco DC mango
sp.5c WGno, iom baglig gieIteoe De.
res isbmnonc 5soelanb. Gette bar
oereS iorite @tsbe mcb Den bpioe
Race.
Senere poa Somlncren opbolot
aoren iie en- Sib pao 9iomcoeerrie |
9ebringsitrGoet. Sisie ger or be-
boet al Gifimoer, Der er inIoitGroig
9lippebeboere. Serne er Silbolos'
iteSet for @iaicner al Sisiu9I; og
DC Snoisote Dor mibt | 5uelebierget
/ DC bratte, al Hllleiten beItadenoe
Sfroanineer poa .Sernes TeltItoe.
SereS SoIiger er melt unoerloroiife,
- iimpeItben llberapninger | Sten'
rsierne, noaet al oct melt origi-
male / Speningspeien, aorcn bopoe
let. Sommcrbalpaaret igicnnem le'
per biSie Ienncifer ielpielgelig noe.
.tufienSe al Suele % sea.
SisIse "3ome Sailp goIooigser"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-12-21

Ser er ipreot uooper iaagootiom Den
belle @eroeit. Senbes nloite garne.
barn, abrabam Mafeoenifp ! Reip
Yorf, er 20 Yar gammeIt.
AIRS. MafebenIfp omtalie oite meo
StoltbeO cit @ape, bun for oner 70
9tar iioen fit Of Seller Nifolai ] Ell.
ter ct geiss | benbes 6orplores
Niem.