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The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1910-07-07
PAPER FROM CoRNSTALKS
Tests Now Being Made In Wash'ns'
ton Of Products Of Government
Experiment Plant.

Experiments b. the federal govern
ment in the making Of high grade pa
per from corn stalks were completed
recently at the governments expert
mental plant at Cumberland Mis-
near Portland, Me Samples OF paper
were taken to Washington a few days
ago and are now under test and turth'
er investigation in the papermaking
laboratories Of the agricultural depart
ment.
The experiments have been so sue
cessful as to lead experts to declare
that corn stalk paper rivals that made
from wood pulp for books, writing
purposes. and other uses requiring
good grade of paper At the present
time the manufacture of corn stalk
paper is too costly to make 1t avail
able for newspaper use. The govern
ment experts declare It can be man
ufactured to compete profitably with
wood pulp paper for other uses, and
that it gives promise of being more
durable than the paper now in use
A machine invented by George K.
Sherwood of Oak Park, ILL.,, was con-
structed for the experimental plant
near Portland, and the corn expert
ments will be followed by attempts
to make a commercial product from
rice straw Experiments also were
made with broomcorn, but were in
no sense as successful as those re-
Gently completed with corn stalks.
The experiments have resulted In
statements by the government experts
that cornstalks can be converted into
paper on commercial scale, and that
they offer satisfactory and immedi.
ate substitute for pulp wood. The re-
cent action of Canadian provinces in
the expectation of pulp
wood to this country has resulted in
close observation of the governments
experiments by the financial inter.
ests, and the new paper is being sub.
mitted to close scrutiny and severe
tests
The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1910-07-07
Success Of Dry Earmrnn

The ultimate success Of dry farming
depends as much on adapting crop
plants to dry farm environments as il
does to any other factor The fact
that dry farming has succeeded as
well as 1t has with only such crops
as have been available, is one of the
greatest arguments for future greater
success when We shall have had a
few years in which to adapt our own
varieties to the climate and soil of
the west.
The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1910-07-07
Senator Bourne's Me.Ii,i,a

In the committee room Wv ans
bourne there are a pair o., b,. , .'a,o'
er-eovered balls about (oo, ',dth
ameter They are calIao ,, 'u al
balls and are used by r, ~',u'eIhe
senators One Of the large , roo,... y,
lhe new Office building has na., "' e'. ID
up with wire netting across ,b ~ , "lled
doWs so that they will not no r r,., WIN.
ana IN this room senators t,Lo oNeh
'lSe by tossing the big snbero g ,
one 10 another TossingLwon' from
ming would be better term &c. siam i,
.nrow 1t about like college ' r",, .he =,
team making a forward mass 'J.odlI
cures considerable skill and stra =. re-
ana senators keep themselves ast,ts th'
,ne exercise, Among those who oy
p pou'he WIN the medicine balls ' o
6orah' 'Bristow and Cummips '"''S are
The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1910-07-07
Rotten Manure.

Farmers often lack the proper
amount of rotten manure for melons
and cucumbers. BY stacking several
loads year in advance of planting
there would be no trouble from this
source. Cucurbits planted in rather
thin soils are greatly benefited by the
use of rotten manure applied in the
hill or furrow.
The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1910-07-07
Nitrogen for cabbaoe

Nitrogen is by far the most impon
tant element in producing a crop of
cabbage 1t should be quickly avail!
able. Top dressing with nitrate of
soda is becoming more and more com.
mon. Try 1t on the early crop.
The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1910-07-07

ments. turns
out many tons
OF D u b lie a.
tons during
the course of
The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1910-07-07
UNCLE SANS PAPERS
PUBLISHES MANY FORMS OF PERI
oDIcALs FOR HIS PEOPLE.
pailles, Weeklles and MonthIles Got.
ten Out by the Government-Has
Regular Editorial Stats
OF Trained Men.
BY Edwin Tarrisse.

Every one knows that your Uncle
Samuel, through his various depart
The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1910-07-07
Wheat In Germanv

Germany, on her soil, thin by M.
ture' produced last year 20 bushels Of
winter wheat to the acre: while her
spring wheat went little above 30
bushels Oats yielded SO bushels, DO
tatoes 294
Los Angeles herald., 1910-08-21
LOS ANGELES HERALD SUNDAY MAGAZINE

beneath his mustache His eager, nervous face was
white; his chpmunk eyes narrowed; his great hands,
held palm backward clutched spasmodicaly. With
the stealthy motion of cat he approached his
tagonist and sprang Silver Jack stood straight and
confident, awaiting him. Three times the aggressor
knocked entirely off his feet. The fourth he hit
against the cutter body, and his fingers closed the
which all voyagers through the forest carry as
matter of
"He's gettin ugly. Come on, Hankl" cried
Silver Jack
The other man, with a long score to pay the walk
ing boss seized the iron starting bar and descended
Out from the inscrutabe white forest murder
breathed like a pestlental air. The two men talked
about it easily, confidently.
You ketch him one side, and IL come in
the other" said the man named Hank gripping his
short, heavy bar.
The forest lay behind; the Forest easily penerable
to a in moccasins. Richard Darrell could at any
moment have fled beyond the possibility of pursuit
This had become no mere question of barroom
fstcuff, but of life and death. He had begged alb
jectly from the pain of cuff the ear; now he
merely glanced his shoulder toward the safety
that lay beyond Then, with cry he whirled the
about his head and threw it directly at the sec
ond of his antagonists. The fiat of the implement
struck heavily, full the man s forehead. He fell
stunned. Immediately the other two precptated
themselves on the weapons. This time Silver Jack Sc
cured the axe, while Darrell had to be content with
the short, heavy bar The strange duel recommenced
while the horses, mildly curious, gazed through the
steam of their nostrils at their warning masters.
Overhead the ravens of the far north idled to and
snow, they stopped, nearer and nearer. Then they
lowered. One of the had stirred.
Richard Darrell painfully cleared his eyes and
dragged himself to sitting position, sweeping the
blood of his shallow wound from his forehead. He
searched out the axe. With it he first smashed in
the whisky jugs. Then he wrecked the cutter, chop
ping it savagey until it reduced to splnters and
twisted iron. By the time this done his antag
onsts in the throes of returning consciousness
He stood over them, dominant, menacing.
you hit TIL back trail, - said he, c. quickl
Ion lpt ma rouD diO0 OOG
again.
Silver Jack, bewildered, half stunned, not under
standing this little cowardy man who had permitted
himself to be kicked from the saloon, rose slowly
''You stand there!'' commanded Darrell He
opened pocket knife and cut the harness to bits,
leaving only the necessary head stalls intact.
Now git!'' said he. "Pike out!-fer Beeson
Lake. Don It you stop at no Camp Twenty-eght"
Appalled, at the prospect of the long journey
through the frozen forest Silver Jack and his COM
panion silently led the horses away AS they reached
the bend in the trail, they looked back The was
just setting through the trees, throwing the illusion
of them gigantic the eye And he stood there,
huge, menacng, against the light-the dominant
spirit Roaring Dick of the woods the incarnation of
Necessity, the Man defending his Work. the Foreman!
Los Angeles herald., 1910-08-21
thought he knew. The trouble at Bay City had jim
spired him with a great contempt for the walking
boss That is where his mistake in.

r T was very cold. The snow was up to the horses
bellies so Silver Jack had to drive at punging
walk. Occasionally one or the other of the two stood
up and thrashed his about. At they ate
sandwiches of cold friend bacon, which the frost
dered brittle it left the warmth of their
inside pockets Underfoot the runners of the cutter
shreked loudly They the tracks of deer and
wolves and partridge, and encountered few jays,
chckadees, and woodpeckers. Otherwise the forest
seemed quite empty. By haf-past two they had made
nine miles, and the sum- in this high latitude, was
swinging lower Silver Jack spoke angrly to his
struggling animals The other had fallen into the
silence of numbness.
They did not know that across the reaches of the
forest q man was hurrying to intercept them, man
who hastened to cope with this new complication as
readily as he would have coped with the emergency
of lack of -four the sickness of horses They
drove confidently.
Suddenly from nowhere a figure appeared in the
trail before them. 1t STOOD silent and impassve with
forward dropping, heavy shoulders, watching the ap-
preaching cutter through inscrutable chipmunk eyes
When the strangers had approached to within few feet
of this man, the horses stopped of their accord.
Hello Darrell, - greeted Silver Jack, tugging at
of the stone jugs beneath the seat, you re just
the wanted to see. -
The figure made reply.
''Have drink, ~ offered the big man, finally ex-
Treating the whisky.
''You can't take that whisky into camp said
Darrell.
''oh, I guess So replied Silver Jack, easily,
hoping for the peaceful solution. "There amt
enough to get anybody full. Have faster, Darrell;
it s pretty good stuff. ~
81 mean it, - repeated Darrell you got to go
back He seized the horses bits and began to lead
them in the reversing circle.
Hold on there!'' cried Silver Jack ''You let
them horses alonei You - little runt Let them
alone, l sayl" The robe kicked aside, and Silver
Jack prepared to descend
Richard Darrell twisted his feet out of his snow
shoe straps. ''You can't take that whisky into
camp he repeated simply.
Now, look here, Darrell, y said the other in even
tones, don't you make mistake. / ain t selling
this whisky l I'm giving it away. The law can't
touch me. You ain t any right to say where II go,
and, by -, IN going where l please!'
you got to go back with that whisky, replied
Darrell.
Silver Jack threw aside his coat and advanced.
You get out of my way II kick you out, like
done at Bay City,
In instant two blows exchanged. The
first marked Silver Jack bronzered face just to the
left of his white eyebrow. The second sent Richard
Darrell gasping and sobbing into the bank ten
feet away. He arose with the blood streaming from
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-12-30
Smletr9etS @iitorie.

Suletr9etl Spor gummeIt og tra-
oitionelt Ipber bet life, iom ON oct
banoe eriiteret siennem belle 8riiten-
Geoen.
90 iaa err oct fsrite Sliletr9, iom
hi meo Sifferbeo %fienber, life mere
emo 300 Iar gammelt.
S 2iteraturen bsrer Ri isrite Sang
Gale ON Sliletr9etat Iaret IVA,
og bet / ielpe @oetbeS: "3en unge
8ertbers 2ioelier".
@oetbe, iom bapbe ieet ct Srle.
tre | 2eip5ie, og iom baobe fuuoet
oenne Sfif iaa iupf, laber 8ertber
iige til 2otte, mems bun Ssnbag fer
Sui err beifi9ftiset meb Sorbere0el.
ier til Soften:
"0et Dor iaa ifisnt, 90 9sren
pIuoielis blep aabnet os ct Gre meo
gorlps, @ooter og aGbIer beniutte
os aGe / paraoiiiif SenrpffeIie."
Sdiaer ubtaIte | 1889 bet gnife
til i'm 5orIopebe, .at ban til Sui piIbe
Gape eft grsnt Gre.
Mten enonii bi0ite man life, bpao
man ifuIoe faloe Greet. Roaen Ste.
Der beoer set "2iostr9et", andre Ste.
Der beoer oct "ariitustr9et" eIler
"2pstrGet", os ofte = ierIig / Ser.
lin = benptter man iiteoetior SrGr
3r9ppramiber al fire Stanoerc, paa
bpilfe man funoe b9nge 2ps og
@o0ter.
Sra ben ifogriee ggn omfring
@eimar trGnete Sfiffen meo "SiiIe.
tr9et" imiolertiS uooper belle Spif.
lano og fom til gtorge | gespnoeIien
af forrige aarbunoreoe.
$ Rorge, 3onmarf % Sperige
log Sfiffen it9rft an, ia Soeriee
paaitoo enoog, at oct par Spbaos.
manoen, og at oct bar ipenife Soloo.
ter, Tom unoer Greoioeaorsfrigen
bapbe siort Spiferne befienot meo
Suletr9et. 9efte er ogiaa trGngt
moo Spo til Sporien ug Sranfrige,
og | Boris ielge8 uarIig 80 til 3d..
900. SuIetrer pe6 Ssitiben. Rau.
se bog til tpife og enseIife SomiIier,
tbi SliIetr9et er / oct belle taget mere
ub6rebt meaem Yroteitanter emo
me1em autolifer.
Sntet Ste6 er Suletrnet Dog fan.
ife eITfet iaa bsit iom bos Gmigran.
terne | amerifa, iom siennem oct
altiS minoes ON garnoommen cg
Siemmet | bet sarlIe 2ano.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-12-30
Sra Glen 5lora, isis.

Sen bar mn boIbt "SoIten" | omtrent
Is &ar, ns er bel f~ornciet neb Sen-
Rin Suftru er ibeuif, men bun er IL
gefaa inris otter OF Irie Tprgcsuhheberns
ium jee- Scr bar bet bare CLOG, ha iea
Tom bib for II gar fiberL men Den be-
ebnber at bIipe 9nnife eliIen mn. Set,
Tom life bugsrs neb, bar Sfoabrmbene
fortrrct / Sc Ienere aar- gtcn bu bin
BET 10 Icttere of rpbpe-
Sg | De iibife Bar Gar er Der rbobet
mere 2dnb ens / &c ii fore9naenbe Inr,
cnSifisnt Fer life er fouInet iub npe
SetfIerr- RGiten ale De fsrte, ipm tom
Bib, bar Ynnbetneritesere, mcn pda ct
Bar 1l~nbtngeIber Or er be ru ale gifa
tet- @i bar ineet ub Saloonerne | DC
ire sIfIigr 8ber / Hrf @pnutp, nemlig
Glen SIorn, Sdtptins og Snaram, 90 !
bisIe er SInnbinuoerre / Rnipritet, ina
BET Ter I'D I'll, OF bisie er ct eanife Rhrliea
ligt SpIf after an. Ser bar bet baas
be tsrt pg purmt | CONNER, ian for Dem,
Tom haboe bsit 2nnb, bleb oct temmelis
lanet imelem 66outerne, men paa lopt
2anb bIep oct eanffe bra. Sermeo bill
ieo snffe Soften" ps bens 2riere en-
aIaS snil, meS Riienerpnssrso, 8tbbeus
5teg % 2liSefif, ps ct I aIt spSt Rbtaar.
Carl SpenSien.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-12-30
fra 7inmpre, 81. Sat.

SunS6eostIItmben Der er meeet goo.
Sa Der er ct iunot Steb og goroet %
bpnS Oilers pi nboer or al bcbfe Slnes.
gReS i~lnStaeeIIe af nogIe Sp9bbsrn bar
her life prret ct eueife 9ebsfuIo, % Der
er mnnoe eamle Solt &rs. Sorserien
er iaaIe6es pmtrent 90 aar eummel, GO
boa aisr tuu cnbmn tit SusfeL.
Ser peS Siumpre eanr bet frem liot
efter libt, o9 ina MINER bet 10 o9ioa ltot,
90 mn III Sommereu bill bel alt Hnoe rns
ifere Start, tbi ba benter pi Sernbansu
Tal fomme. Ser Tom paa De feite andre
Ipbpeserfebcr maa pi iumles I Sfoelbu|
iene, naar hi ffaI bore Ell Srroitcn, men
bi 6anber indrf at hume reiie ct odttert
Gubstus. gi bar Spinoefcrenin8, %
ben arbeioer iie freuioper og bill ere os
til itor Si9Ip. Sorlsbeu r1eote apinoes
forenineen bos Sdm. s~leieeaarS, os Sa
ban 5nr ct meeet fort Gus bar bet ogidd
en- tor SpriamItns. Gan er ea ogian
en- meeet bpsseiis os siritfri @anb.
@i bar fremoeIes flint @eir. aIoeles ION
Set ifuIoe bare ne6 apifen, meb Saage %
Iiot foISt. men life noeeu &iiIoe at irdf'
te ON.
Ssa fenber herpeS AeSaftsren min
Siien % tiger BAN Saf for BET qamIs
Var iaurt suifer barr tiupfie meo bet upe.
q. q @rdateu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-12-30
Gn TobeIprGmicoinoers
'0ienOorptgbeocr.

Sra @fiinfen fortpIler "9teue
6reie Gresie": DR.. 8auI Sepie, ION
npIig tit geobelpriieu, bar iioen moo.
taget en- uauet Wtpn50e Siggerbrepe
ira Briuatperioner og aIlebaanOC
6oreninger, oeribIarot poIittife Har.
tiforeninger. 3e fIeite ipres at boil
DC Oct Tor ubeifeoent at beeiGre min
Ore emo nogIe titiiro Narf. I'll
Srpfning al ct fiIoiofif @erf, iom
ifal anbne npe 9aner, iorIonges
5000 Warf. gu Came, iom bar op.
5ipet fin tioIigere 9epepei. beoer ON
1000 Marf for at funne pgte III
SierteS llbfaarne. Gn Stioeni
trpr9er 2400 Worf iom &iplp til
fine StitSier, oio. oip. "SeIpislgeIie
= uotaler Sepie - er ieg berebt til
at itstte bumnuit9re 5ormaal, iiGr
Soreniuessienreb, meo Ell Del a
BrisbeIsbet. Nen ma bill life taet
mig BET ilbe op, ON ie1 t9nfer paa.
at ieg ogiaa bar 6amiIie og SIGet.
ringer. Seq bar enbnu fife trufiei
nosen 9eitemmeIie ON geIsbenes
StsrreIie % be buntanitGre initial.
ter, iom maatte fomme / 9etragt-
ming"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-12-30
Ora eantiasu, eberbmrne Co., Minn.

Sneen bar bel Ifrenet berfro I be iibite
&ar mieepel boIbes ~Yoiten" af en-
Del Solt, baabe IorIte ps 0anife. Com
GspAeb ian anfsres, at Mainueiotas asere
~bruesfple bar tat en- fnnSis Nanb til al
pplGre Saruierne / SobatsapI. Set or en-
mesct hnstie RorSmarlb, Scr. 2ien fra
&ofbtpnora Iom bar benne gpit. Gan
Dor ! CLEAR Safe beo Great Nortbern %
Nortbern RaciicsS anen, IA @iI Spb
fra ct. gIonS. Sra bette fit Sooebfpars
ter bar ban rtrtet for Snbferelien af
Sobatsapl | ben neihiae Salpbel at
S6erburm 60. Gan bar bit faaet oms
trent 40 Sarmere til at eipre ct Sorieg,
% IpIinecn ibsT bar irrbeles lopenoe.
Seq iau Tr. Glen pan SatiiseiiesSasen.
bn BON bar runSt. for at lie pdn IpIinaen,
os ban bar n1cset tiIfrebS meS fit isrIte
Iars Experiment,
Ser pIautes Sobafsfreet paa Sanbs
iorb, Der bar Iibt 2eritof ibIanbt, @!as
sene bar ueget I'm % ierbeIes ififfebe til
"8rappers" poa Giearer. SoIt Der be-
epuSte meS SpebeupI, bd Be bar bant
meS BEN fra Ctr Miles @rope, @oiper
Co., boorfra De fsrite norife SettIere tpm
/ 1881 % 1882. Set bar ferit langt
ienerc Sc iIos inb paa Woaisapl. Saa
forisgte Sc meb Asurfer, iom Der tribes
iGrbeIes bna. Set iibite Experiment
meo Sobaf bar fat 9ib / Sarmerue, iom
Der bar eiurt en- rem SpbuseIie.
On Of be fsriie SettIere, SaIpor Oh
fen Saboei9b, afgif peo Dozen Ben 14be
Sec. Sau fpm berop ira Cir RiIes
@rppe I 1881 oe tos Someiteab paa bet
i~oafaIote Sbouiano SsIanbs gauren eff
ter. hans 2oebptte boIbt Baitor &Ies
ben ben fsrite 0roStieneIte / Sttober
1882. SaIoor Glen, iom ban MI faIba
tes, bar fpbt ben 25be Nobember 1882 /
9auroal Yreitesielb, Ebre Selemarten.
San bar gift to @uuse. 5 fsrite segtes
ifab babe ban Ssnneu Ole, iom Dor paa
en- Surm | Habplaget. % M er baIst til
goimtp Commissioner. tit dnbet sg9s
teifab ureb gbriitine Steubers fra @eitre
Soten, 6apoe ban Sdtteren Dime, iom /
Bet Iibite Gdr bar b9ret | fine Sorrlores
Siem meb fine 8srn. Sans anoen Sus
itru operleber BAN. @i fan mebbele SaIz
bors SIegtuinger og gefienote | Cir
MiIes @rooe 90 | 8eefer Co., Minu., at
Se9rnbeIien fanbt SteS BEN 17oe 9ecems
Der 81. 1 gftermiobas ira 5uiet oe 81.
8 fra ben nbe Strife. iom ben afbsbe ogs
iaa bapoe laet tin Sfierp gaitpr g.
9aneietb fra 8Ienboraoo, Benton Co.,
forrettebe baaoe | 5uiet os | &irten.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-12-30
VeIslanoct.

VeISlanoet iremfor andre err aIon.
oife. Sra CANTON Gitp uoisreS bert
gar life minbre emo 10000 Sfino
til en- @Groi al benoeo $500, 600.
Oct er fsrit % remit Ioar. al
ben ielges aarIig oper 5000 Sfino;
al forifeiaise Sorter 9isrneifino Ie.
oeres ogiaa mere emo 5000. vi Tpn
og ulu iGlgeS boert aar meIem
2000 og $500 Stpffer. af 9nper
gaar Der ca. 2000 og al Rert3 1900.
5 9lonoife, / ieIoe Saetoiitriftet, be.
tales bisie Sfinb meset biaia. st
aIminoelig gisrnrifino foiter ira 10
til 20 Dollars. Wnar ira 3 til y.
Woifusrotten, bpiS Bells benuttes me.
get til 9~eietning poa GametoiIetter,
lGlgeS en- gros for 2 Gents Sfpftet.
Zen Iorte TGp oertmob, iom er me.
get iieIoerL opnoar en- Bris al $500
til $3.50 FOR ct Sfino, - men set er
beaer life oprt, mar man berer, at
ct iort &9beifinb / Guropas Belsbu.
tifer betoleS meo optil 1000 Dollars.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-12-30
3etieDrep.
"Ru ialSer Sneen let % bpib,
bet er BEN toIoe 0intertio."


Sea maa paa @runb al en- Hem Spr'
tieelie 6oloe mig inoen 3sre. % oil Der.
for prsue at ~eitertomme gennerues On.
lie at itripe mere ira 8eiien eaer fra Be
ipses 9eir.
gu bel, "bet err life iaa GREET" "a
Ranben Sa ban babe fact Beg | Saa'
ret lit. Raar man tisrer. iprinser eler
eaar belle 9aseu. pasiiarer eler ipneei
ON aftenen - GA er BET heller life iao
ereit at iGtte ZIG til at ftripe ON Ratien
gi er nj engans inaoanne gGierer al
oi maa tilbrinae Here Timer at 0ssneI
III 9eoiaeang, eler Spile. 3eriom nos
gen ttinbs opfnoe ct IioSel, bporpeb b
funbs unSb9re Sepnen Iaa slince bi Tom,
me lGngere. Ren. raar life min prspe'
fulbe gebitefar funoe l9re bet. iaa far
bit ineen. San paoeeb nemlis | ott'
- Tiger % Triper / s 9ssu; men b
Sopuee ban osiad neo Ribboss6oroet
Ran bar bam til Ssnaen % iaa FOB tar
/ iamiulSe to Sesn. ) bemne lib tunb,
man life p9fie BAN. % sfter ben I'll
prepeee ban aIorig paa at unoo9re Sep,
men.
Rin Bert % Sertinbe er fortioen Sr
6ru Yaif. g. J. euuSe. 9isie unse Gre.
iiefoIt. Der iom ira geiten bar optat ar,
beiset Der efter Yaitor Carlton Der fIpi.
teee til Emo Sarbors. Riun
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-12-30
Tra gmanba, q. Sat.

Ser | Nmanba bar pi enbrnt in9en
Sernbane, men hi bar Saab ON at faa
en-, fauffe to, / beu nrrmeite SremtiS,
Great Rorlbcrn bar ituffet op en- Sinie
fra Observation-Disclosures til @tliston,
% Gpoeganeu Ital bit os1aa forti9ttes
fra YIa5a os neitnoer-
Ser er ltbmHrfet eobt 2aro rlnot Der,
tiIbeIs IiSt arbefbIornt at brboe op til
qaer, ba Der er eubel Sten. men ri bar
for Inrat til @arfeh @i bar tpbe 0il til
RInsa, Iom er ppr u9rmefte gp. Ser
bar ibeit nGrct en- inGr Strio ON bnor
gmmtbiHbet Itu1be bore, ba baaoe Stans
Leo, Ialermo, Rln5a os 8oispiae pilSs
babe Bet. Isn alttns bar en- @noe, oa
iaalcbcs ogiaa bernie StriS, ibet StanIer
off df meb Seiren
Ii bahbe en- tyr Snmfner, fna Iplirser
blep life pibere snb. vi Soebe blen Der
pmtrent ii 9uibels oe Slar Ter q int gls
ibcIs pr. Gcrr, men Eriierne er sobe, inu
ri fan ifte flage-. Ser1reb en- Silien til
~9ecornbeBpiten os bens mango 2Gfere,
Sea Iifcr gInbct gnbt og bill life barre Del
forltbcn, "a bet CT ct irrtcresinnt, eoSt pe
bilist glab, iom ale nurife Solf Der
ameritn brrbe IGie-
Sldf Sppebeen,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-12-30
Sen s0te Heeember 1919.

Sen norife Spnobe os SEN Soreneee
Sirte bar Ger airier ifoaenSe nGiteu Sioe
ON She. Ten rrpGrNiec Sioneer, Yaft.
3. VI. Sburion, er Bret 'or BEN Rorf,e
Spnooes Reniabeo Der. 6uu fcireoe
forreiten iornpIig iit SsIo euer @uIbs
brpQiip.
Rn bar man ifrrpet meS Sorenina.
MporIiet % srlrnbisi arbeibe bar paret
aiort. Rauee bar bert NJ 5creuina %
| Here Senleenoer CT oaioa aI9oeIiae 9fes
i%uItater mer.bare. 9aS BET soSe ars
beibe iorti9ttes.
@Ube eierne faa eisre set SoriIaa, at
man uuber subper S~mitGuSigbeo inar
iitano bette Soreningsnrbeiee iaa iioIist
at be n~sopeuoiee BurboISsrrgIer Tan tas
ees til afbpIoeIIen at en- tor f9ues sais
beIieit / aaret 1917. Saa BEN oprettcoe
Screening iubiIerer bi ga 90 i~eirer 400
aarsfeiten til Wiinbe ON 2ut1ers irimos
oiee Gambling ba ban Neg iire betienSte
SGtninaer pan &irfebsrsr / 8ittenberg.
8, maatte oct ifel
Sapten forunter % 9aar.
Sbas er Bet 10 GdrsNageu iii Sdit. 8.
| SueIeTiels Rartprbso, net ban irss
libel / Sneitormen | sHpbHeqeriettIemsns
tet. Set iort4Qes on beuue moSiae,
tapre unac @unh oa baHfurIoo ct. SIdf
College o. uoseu ipurstr Sam bpao Sib
BAN bilbe tomrue ieien at ban ~ibarte: 80,
ieg bill touime igieu naor isg faar uofert
en- SeItebddo iom er oGroig min "NIma
Woter~." 9ioet arebe ban oa at ban
ituIbe fomme igien brrenSe Nartbrtrps
men. gu bar man reilt BAN en- batter
Minoeitgtte paa Ranitou Seioeu peo
ct. Olaf, % bette @inbc5mGrte bill piss
ieIig fsre. ct tbit men tpOeIig Sproa for
tommenbe SIeeter. fuIo SeneipcnbeS
til Sub meb fit itore YfoO % parme
6ierte for 8riiti gag, gap ban tit 9ip
iom Offer for airiens Serre % be BAN
arbetroebe Renisbeoer. @an Iabenbas
reliens Sag bill ban ftaa / Rartprerues
HGtter. BeIiisnet bore RiuSet. Sub
%beIiisne ~iaaoanne Diem og iaabaune
RGuol
Spor ienber on biue gern pda SfoIe?
Raar oft tommer til Stgtfet, ian er bet
life blot ct 2ibss men ct gpisbebsipsrsss
Tltunl.
Som gbi9bebstrangen I 5i9Ien fore
frsbles I iaa mango SiIfGIber / bisie
gubIsle StoIer, bbor man nm Jaeger
on paa at fremeIife Rornlen 90 fi9rpe
gpuen til at get rid auief" = iau faaes
,no non orNeu SiSe on h~nrutouiif ltNtifs
ling Der bpor Si9Iens Suneer - Grams
gen efter Sub = finber Electromagnetic,
Ssoe og YIeie.
Seq bnpbe tenft at Ifribe ON nosIe
erpGrbi9e Yioneerer. men ituI siere bet
n1ite 8dng, Sorgetr Ssoeritao.
8oct 9ea, SImiteaS Co., gtinia, Sec.
1910.