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Imperial Valley press., 1910-03-12
THE FIRST STATE BANK
 OF cALExlce


 Few business enterprises are more important to community than q strong and conservatively managed banking house. Calexico has beea fortunate since her earliest days in the establishment of the First State Bank, an institution which has alwaysi stood for the advancement of the town and the development of the tributary country. Capitalized for $25,OOO, suc- cess has attended the First State Bank since it's opening, as may be judged from the surplus and undivi- ded profits now on hand and the tst tai of the banks deposits of more than $150,000. Not only does the bank do a general banking business, which includes the caring for funds of in- dividuals, firms and corporations, but it issues drafts on all the commercial centers of the country. A feature of the business which comments itself to the public is the bureau of infor- nation which the management nrain- tains, voluntarily furnishing informa- tion regarding Calexico and the vicin- ity to prospective home-seekers, in vestors and others seeking openings for new business enterprises.
 The officers of the First State Bank are Fritz Kloke, president; A. F. 'An- drade, vice. president, and Wm. Gun termann, Cashier. These gentlemen together with S. McHarg, R. B. Bur- haus, l.. A. Potter and H. T. Cory con- prise the directorate also. Their names are associated with the prin- cipal business enterprises of Calexics and stand for progressive adminis- tration of the banks affairs combined with safety and conservatism.
Imperial Valley press., 1910-03-12
THE NATIONAL LUMBER CO.

The yards of the National Lumber Company are conveniently located near the railroad tracks at Holtville and afford every facility for the re- ceipt of shipments at a minimum of expense. The stock carried is care fully selected with view to the re.
 ourements of this section of the val ;ey. and comprises rough and dress ed lumber In all dimensions, fence posts shingles, shakes, flooring, sid ing and laths, Portland cement, hard wall plaster and all kinds of wire
Imperial Valley press., 1910-03-12
IMPERIAL VALLEY
 8ANK-BRRWLEY

Brawley may be said to be especial
 iy fortunate in the character and sta
 bility of the Imperial Valley Bank. It has been. since its establishment, q most potent factor in the develop
 ment of this section of the valley
 and an active promoter of the pros gsrity of the community. Organized .a 1904 at the time the town was 6rst laid out. the Imperial Valley Banks history has been duplicate of the growth of the town. The banking rooms occupy,.the ground floor of the substantial two-story brick building owned by the bank, and in equipment and fixtures the bank ranks well with those in larger communities. Pro Vided with fine vaults for the safe guarding of It's books and papers, and with a number of modern steel safe ty deposit boxes for rent, the bank enjoys all the privileges of the most equipped metropolitan banking houses. It's deposits reach an aggregate of nearly S1SO,O0o while Its capital and surplus are more than l40.OOO Every accommodation con- sistent with conservative banking is extended to the banks patrons, and
Imperial Valley press., 1910-03-12

1t brides itself upon the conservatism which mark it's loans. The officers are W. T. Dunn, president; Chas. Stahl, vice president and F. F. Palmerlee, cashier
 Mir. Dunn has been a prominent fig ure in business and banking circles around Brawley since ne came here from Portland, Maine, seven years ago. His property interests are extensive and his name is associated with most of the business enterprises started within the past few years in or around the city
 Charles Stahl, vice president, is one of the founders of the big general merchandise house of the Stahl Bros. Company.
 F. F. Palmerlee, the cashier Is an experienced banker and has been con- nected with the Imperial Valley Bank for about year, and was formerly with the First State Bank of Calexico, and special accountant for Imperial County. The banks stockholders number many of the most prominent men of the community, and as body the directorate is one of the strong est in the valley.
Imperial Valley press., 1910-03-12
r. B. OWEN, STOCK BREEDER

While much has been heard of the desirability of Imperial Valley lands for dairying purposes, comparatively little was known as to their advan- tages for horse and mule raising un . til the advent of T. B. Owen in the valley. He has fine piece of ranch property in the vicinity of Calexics' and makes a speciality of breedine and raising fine mules and horses. His mules are all bred from heavy draft mares, and the jacks are the best in addition to which he has a num-
 Der of thoroughbred stallions fer breeding and service. On his rancheS he not only breeds mules and horses but also buys young stock and breaks for the market and rents mules, Rar- ness and scrapers for heavy tea@- ing and grading. T. B. Owens is a pioneer to the valley, an expert horseman and keen shrewd business man. His liberal ex- penditure of capital and his faith in the future of the valley have resulted in giving Calexico one of it's most i'm portant enterprises. Owens mules are known from one end of the state tD the other, and he has done more thaa' any other man to transfer the mules home from Missouri to California.
Imperial Valley press., 1910-03-12
THE cITlzENs' BANK

Holtville has just cause to be proud of the Citizens Bank Since It's es- tablishment in March, 1907, the bank has played an important part in the advancement of Holtvilles interests and the development of the surround ing farming region. Organized under the state banking laws with a capi- tai stock of $25,OOO, in the less than three years of it's existence 1t has ac-
Imperial Valley press., 1910-03-12

ten and fifteen years it's senior. The beautiful city park, located in the business center, with it's green pepper and palm trees at once appeals to the visitor. Holtville claims the distinc- tion of having the most beautiful park in the Imperial Valley.
 Two hundred thousand dollars ill improvements will be expended in Holtville this year. That much is guaranteed, and now that we have discovered artesian water, furnishing the city with an adequate supply of pure domestic water more industries will locate here and Holtville's future will be still brighter. Prominent among the improvements now under way are the High School buildings TO cost $65,000, the Holt block, to con- sist of eight storerooms, to cost $30- 900, the installment of a municipal water system costing $37,000. the erection of a cold storage plant, ice plant, natatorium, business blocks and many fine residences.
 o. R. Erwin, the local agent here furnishes the following figures of freight shipments for the past twelve months, which is evidence of the fer tility of Eastside soil and what the ranchers around Hotville are produc- ing:
 Number cars of products shipped out during the last twelve months 625. The products shipped consisted of hogs, cattle, grain, hay, brick, butter, honey, cantaloupes, poultry, etc.
 The city has a large brick yard, with a capacity of maufacturing 30,- 900 pressed brick per day, and this yard has furnished the bulk of build ing brick for the entire valley. This industry employs 25 men, who dis tribute their earnings with our mer- chants. There are two large depart ments stores, two hardware stores, six restaurants, ten real estate offices, N"O 6OOhot NAOthAh6 store, newspaper, (The Tribune), two law offices, meat markets, seed and feed stores, two agricultural i'm plement stores, two public halls, three barber shops, stationery store, etc.
 Holtville is modern city, not withstanding its handicap of being To- cated on branch line, The citizens are progressive and up-to- date. and the town has become famous for its baseball team and Christmas fiesta.
 However, something greater still has happened to Holtville In the discovery of artesian water. When HoltVille citizens commenced exploring for ar tesian water there were pessimists from all over Imperial county on hand to ridicule our efforts. Failing with our first effort, after having reached depth of HOO feet, undaunted and without money we kept the drill working, knowing and feeling that the lucky star under which our city was born would shine again, and 1t did
Imperial Valley press., 1910-03-12
Imperial
(By Wilbur J. Hall.)

Imperial was opened for settlement 1 in 1900--e before the water was in the California Development con- pany's canals. At that time it was reached by a stage running from the railroad siding of Flowing Wells. Since that time it has increased in size un- til today it's population is about 1900 and it boasts municipal government of which any town ten years of age may we'll be proud.
 Commercially Imperial is a town of some importance. It supports up-to- date stores and buildings, and new firms are adding their portion to the general success each year. There are two banks, one of which formerly the Imperial City Bank has recently been reorganized as the Farmers and Merchants with new blood and money and a promising future. The Imper- ial Grain and Milling Company, the Standard Oil Company, a creamery and several minor companies have plants there and the offices of Water Company No. 1, the Imperial Valley Improvement Company, the Imperial Valley Transportation Company and other important commercial organi- zations, with business concerning ev- cry section of the valley, make their headquarters in the town. There are two country town papers, a daily and a weekly.
 Municipally the town has something of which to be proud. Its board of trustees has recently accepted the .contractor's work on a magnificent new dual water system, serving irrigating water and filtered water in separate pipes and making the supply available to the citizens probably the most per feet in any desert town in the coun- try up to date. The fire protection offered is excellent. There are 20 miles of sprinkled streets, several miles of cement sidewalks and other improvements that add to the home making value of the place. New build ings are being erected in many parts Of town, a most important feature connected with this work being that large number are homes, built by owners for their own use. That the buildings are better, more permanent in character and more artistic than most of those erected in the past speaks much for the future
 Imperial has met many vicissitudes and a few set backs. Today 1t is not marvellous town with a wonderful future. Instead it has a stronger claim on the interest of business men or those seeking a home-- the claim of respectable town with justified existence, growing with its surround ing country and peOpled with men of faith and industry. Its growth has been exceedingly steady and encour- aging in the past two years and it's men are broad enough and hopeful enough to build for a large future, re- lying confidently on the certainty of glowing era in the incomparable valley of which 1t is the geographical center
Imperial Valley press., 1910-03-12
WOULD TAX FOR ADVERTISING

The Calexico City Trustees recently decided to omit the collection of the occupation tax, and the Chamber of Commerce has adopted a resolution asking all persons subject to this tax to pay the amounts usually collected into fund for the advertising of the town.
Imperial Valley press., 1910-03-12
CLEARING DATE CANAL

A notable change has been made in the appearance of the western part of El Centre through the clearing oif of brush and trees along the Date Canal This is being done by Water Company No. 1 in order to lessen the cost of maintenance. as the trees heretofore have obstructed the work of cleaning the canals.
Imperial Valley press., 1910-03-12

New stock of apricot trees. una brella and pepper trees. wm. Kelly, Nurseryman, Hl Centre. Ss-tf
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-11-15
Nac SanoeS WtlttGrc
ONT "&rt8Shppninsen"

"@abs Mogo3in"s npe aargang
inbIebes meb en- International "en-
quote" pm Suftifibes og SIppemaifi-
ners @npenbelie / en- fommenbe arig.
Sc frantic Sasfpnbiee peger paa
9uftfartsiernes itore getponing for
8efognoiceringen Tom bet forelebig
eneite peientlige Woment. "al Gale
ON 9oeleggelie al S9itninger %
itore armeer fra 2nftifibe", erflerer
aaptein Sa3erac De 8orse, "er bare
imuf Sremtibsmuiif".
9e sprige 2anoes Representatives.
%ilutter fig BERTH. On Sorboloet i
giebliffet er man iaa soot iom enis;
BET er Sorbaabninserne for Sremti-
ben. iom cir anleoning til 9iper-
gems.
SpIferne err meget reierperte. Wa-
ior bon Siduoi ifirper: "Siotil bar
geropIanerne life funnel affpre ct
eneite Sfub moo Soroen, og emo.
mn bar De life ubfsrt panffelige He.
fpgnoiceringer. Stun en- Spfinbel-
ie iom fan gisre aeroplanet uuf.
b9nsis at Sino og Seir, og iom gisr
BET iitano til at lsfte ltsrre gproer,
bill gisre ben anpenbelig / &rig. &an.
ife fommer benne Opfinoelie ben Dag
imorgen, fanife ifal Ri maa pente /
aarepis paa ben."
af De TO @nglpnoere, iom er
ipurgt, uotaler 4omiral Roel, at
"4eroplanet bill bli gnglanbs ianbe
Soripar," og Waior 9aoen.g opea
opfororer fine 2anosmpno til at bu.
ife, at Der auereoe MI eriiterer 2uft-
f~artsier, iom uben 9ariel fan fommc
ober til england fra Saitlanoet og
ianoipnIisuis eipre itor Sfuoe, ielp
ON De riiiferer lin egen llnbergang
"oerfor maa England = og bet itrar
= tage pirfelige Sorbolosregler MOB
eft iaaoant 2uftangreb". On Imeri-
faner, Waior Sauier, er at ben Sor-
mening, at Supernatural og 2uftifi-
benes Sremfomit bill bepirfe en- lige-
iaa flor Smpnltning / &rigsfsrelien
iom &ruotets Spfinoelie.
"Snis NapoIeon banbe babt en- Sc.
blanc, pilbe ban life babe tabt Sla'
act pe0 @oterloo."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-11-15
Sima.Sdneo.

Oct er intct lln0er, at man | Noro'
Iano % Sirmorfen bar % er mere
opertroiif eno noget onoet Steo
2anSet. Set or Sc itore Smperltn'
ger / Iaturen. iom gier Oct. On
Sommcren Set ~ipeiIbIarfe Sap meo
Iibnotsioler,, iom iorsploer bper
Sino o. Nrt, % ON @interen | De
beaiprte Npttcr Ssleernes SorSen
% 1rcn, meoerS Orfanen brslenoe
lager melem GieISene. Nan tan
ioritaa, al Nor0lpnoingerne Den
gomle bebenife Sio life funoe nsies
meb be imou fnusleoe ~lelplapeoe
SussuSer, iom man berer ON, Of
Solf icr / 9anoet tilbao. Saa mGg'
tia % off o~perpalbenoe iom Nahi'
rem % Gaturtrpiterne oeroppe bar,
iaa mGstie MATTE oeiaa Seres GU
Der pGre.
% pGISig cr "Sima.2 ango", Der
samle Sinneeuo, ser ban ltaar ION
en- mrstis alippebIof frit no IRA Der
iteile SieIoiiSe pda 2ppnangerfIor'
bens IcrbiiSe, Here bunSrebe Netei
oper Sapei. Sra Ioppen % neo II
Den Del al 5oSeu. iom fortiGtter
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-11-15

aorreiponoente1t. at bapbe bet life
p9ret for oiSie gIngreb ira Gooiepelts
SIDE. iao piIoe @oIomin ilet life blet
paIgt. s Suoimm ifaI &ooieuelt
en- oripat SamtoIe bape iagt ON
Gommer Iroerion / 6oreneoe Sta
tiers 9let, al ban par en- "Groof" og
en- "SSyacfais", foroi Gommercn bapoe
ofaipet en- SienoeIie MOB bom, ba
ban / i'm Eio iagiegte "Reu Oorf
@orIS" for Sniurie. 0ette bIcu pii'
bIiceret, men Rooiepelt benGgteoe
life al baoe uotnlt Tia ION reiereret.
5sI9eu par, tiger GrprGiioentenS 81
enoer | Snoinnn, at bans SptrGoen,
ION bar bcregnet pna at freutme Be
ncri0QcS SrtereSier, foitcoe Oenne
Stcmmcr / tlliinouis pco @alget.
&iaeoan oor set / Ohio, bpor Roos
icoeIt isgtc at Observation-Disclosures 8u'
oerncr Sarnlon pe6 at BRACE / Soil,
booroibt ban tutoc bare ell prlig og
iarnoittigbeoSfuIo Stot8dci iom 9tcs
cicper for 6. s. & ,. Sernbnnen.
SrnOrc0cr % after Sunoreoer al
NtPl16, iom cllerS piI0c baoe faitet
lin Stemmc for Sen republifanife
a%aroioat, elf efter bette ben og
itemte for &armons @ienooIg. On.
oelig fortGler Dor Slide, at Rooie.
peIt8 Gale Tor 2o6ge i MoSiaduiettS
antaaeIig bar bereoct Scnutoren
minoit $4,000 Stcmmcr peo 2cgiS.
IntlIrnolgcnc.
Nian Ter oItiuo, at Ben oieroe Or.
prGlloent paa mango Wtaaoer bar
IiOcn Inf for og 8lnoe al tit cnergt.
ife arbcibe un0er GoIgfompen.
Sommc er utilireoS, forOi ban bar
0 r ra0ifaI, andre ioroi ban life bar
raoifal NOT. Sra enfclt Solo foor
bon bore iloc, forbi ban life iulOt no
fog Eorti for Cats administration,
ira andre aouter, ioroi ban life / ct
oQ alt (oginn / Goriiipera$moaIet)
bette rent proorcSiiut Stag. Sor
ban roit fine &enncr, iao cr set gait,
% bar ban pcgt poo line Wo0itnnoc'
res Spnoer, ioa cr ogiua oct gait.
ga, IIiq er oct, noor man "gnar ior.
an / Ell GIporSopit".
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-11-15

Selbreo bar | flere slor pGret pof'
lenoe. Git iibite anfalo haooe ban
ocn 1Soe OCTOBER, ba ban bapoe
gientosne geioimeIiesanialo og I'm.
Der ct al Dem loo bepibitles | flere
Elmer. Oilers bar 10 EolItoi lPn9e
oGret meget ercentriif Ell rem Ser
ling. San bar flgot zig og lepet
paa gonoepis % bans gGrelier
maotte bore uoitpret poa bet aaer
taroeligite. Sans Siritru 90 Born,
lom bar maottet itpre 8ob'et %
paretage ole bans S%crretninger, bar
meo rsrenoe SeneipenbeO pIeiet og
iteIt ON bom iom meo ct forppnt
Barn. - Sans 2pee, Or. Wafopet.
ifp, Der tiaige Dor bans Tripntiefrc.
tGr, og iom lebiageoe ham, ba ban
foripanot, antoges life at bape mo-
9en'ombelIt Inbel / Blnnerne til
bans 5lngt, Wan bar en- 6ormoo.
ming ON, at @repen bar isst til ct
gammelt aloiter / 9rouinien 9aluga
iom grGnier ino til Grouinien Sula
MOB geIt. San iooeS iammen meo
2Ggen Iioite Sang Sor50og Worgen,
oa ban gif omboro pou ct Cog, iom
gif peItoper giennem GaIugaS Sopeb.
Itao, 90 gil / Belt for Tula.
- Zen 12te Nobember telegraie.
res fra ct. Getersburg: "Iopoie
Tremia"s @oifpas aorreiponoent
meooeler, at @rep SoIitoi er ilinbet /
Wount Senifp 9iitriftct / 8ropinien
Silla. San bolber til paa en- Glen.
Dom tilberenbe De befienbte Sabri.
fainter IbrifoIoff.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-11-15
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-11-15
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&aibinstun, 8. G., 10. Iop. 1910.

Gen life afifeostiliteIning, iom
oct norife Selifab eap for lin popu-
lore 6ormaub, 9ibIiotbefar So 90.
Sanion, pod arlington Sotel iioite
WfdnOag, bar meget bpggelig % bel
IDffet, uagtet ielpfsIgeIig en- noget be-
mobig Stemning Dor iremberifenbe.
Ticeformanoen, Soritein Sabr, bar
aitenens Geremonimeiter og Ifilte Jig
go0t ira bette Sperp. gGresforman.
ben bolot paa SeIifobcts gegne ri.
ifebstolen, Der afilutteOes meo Sper.
rGffclien al en- SsIppofal Qopings
cup iom ct ipnligt Segn paa oct
Senifab, Der fnptteoe bam og Gel
ifnbets Weoemmer ianrmen. Sanion
toffebe berfor / en- pellpffet Sole og
illttteoe iig til ben al Ben foregaaenoe
Saler i~rembppebe Sanfe, at "Hoier
Jig meo Sorne blanber" peo en- In-
leOning iom oenne. SSSlrll Sieieruo,
Ser erinoreoe S9oersqiGiten fra be1
2io, oe bar Smaaglrtter iammen |
Solbres / Horge, gap en- Jennings.
fulo Veifrioelie al bans aariere %
ubtnlte Jig ipecielt ON bans Sortie.
reitcr al aongreis-@ ibliotbefet. :
iamme Hetning ubtalte "Tegiiter o.
Copyright" Solberg 90 Steingrimul
StefanSion Sanions fsrite asiiiten1
pes 9ibliotbefet, iig. Or. 9. Steine.
ger talte for Horges me Wtiniiter
@rpn, og frembGpebe, at bans pig
tigitc Irbeibe Der bar at oeoligeboloC
5orbinoeIien melIem oct biemmeoG
renoe og uoflptteoe Horge, bporpat
Miniiteren ipareOe | SrOelog, Del
ooerbepiite enbper ON, of bette oe
ida par bans Opfatning. aonIu
@ooge, Ser netop er fommen tilbag'
bio iorut opertogc en- Elaos Gen
ms. 9praoet, s~nife0es @elfommen a
Geremonimeiieren og ~nobraste ei
Sfaal for 2egotionsrano Sfpbaf
ser ON nogle Gage refer I'll i'm M
Stining / Berlin, iomt Ienere el
SfooI for 6ru Souion. Serpaa ipa
reoe Sfubaf meO en- Sfaal for DC
norife SeIifub. Seforationsmale
SoItber uobrogte &ong Saafon
Sfaal, og Mtiniiter 9rpn ipareoe me
Sfool for Sc Sorcneoe Staters GrG
iioent. "Sa ri %clifer" % "Imerica
bleo ofilrngue. Ittahe Morgenitler
mes SfaoI bIeo uobragt al Geremoni
mcItcren % beiparet paa Ell l1roele
tiltolenoe Wfaooc. Selifabet tilbragt
nogIe irrbeIes bUqgelise Elmer, o
set par temmeIig lent. ba man bro
op. NrIte 0u9 reiIte Sdn'on o
bans eIifpGrbige Tamilie til lit Nh
Stem / Gbicogo % fllates paa Stc
tionen al en- Sfore @enner, Iigelor
Sen norife aoIoni / @aIbingtcn a
tbs bill fel9c Dem meo fine beo'te Or
fer. u. ..
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-11-15

| s.fnLA.H aA| #H
5ieIoiiben, er Den n9r fine 100 Ne.
ter bsi % ollerebe lanet ube paa
5iorben pines Den iom en- p9Ibig,
ra~rfporen WanosIfiffelie. = timber.
fig Ipoer Soeaen ON "Sima.2ango"
Qange Simon), % @e~Iigeenbeoen %
Smgipelierne err oeiaa ififfet til at
see Spertroen og ifabe Saen blanot
De imaa, opertroiife Sinner, iom en-.
gang uogiorbe ben eneite 9efoIfning
/ bet norolige Rorges Sioroe. "
Gr ma eiter meeet Str9o % ofte
meb 5are for 2ipet fommet opoper
De ip9re Stenurer al Ies Iulleiten og
belt ben til Den mpgtiee Sfiffelie,
oslger alting fig f%orunoerlis. Stene,
iom paa nogen aiitanb ier no til ma.
gelig at funne Isftes, bier iig, naar
man fonner bort til Dem, at bore
&lippebloffe iaa ippre iom imaa
Sus, og "Sima-2ango" ielu giere en-
itlrm. 8Glbig, bominerenbe itaar ben
gamle Sinneguo fri % WaieitGtiif,
flor og megtig - og nan gribes al
en- uf~orflarlig anongt, iom itoo man
nnber ct Slbtibens &%irfebpPlp meo
WinoerueS iagte Spiifen fra Iper
arog. Oct err, iom bsrer mar bag
bier HitIeiten og aIippeblof De Iil.
lioner Sitf ON Heoning fra Sapsnso
og Natiirfr9fternes sbel9ggenoe
Glenbigbeo, iom er iteget op til benz
ne mpgtige Sielbguo fra De mango,
iom / Be msrfe Stormnptter paa
gaoobppIoet req inb / Ssben, og fra
iuienbe 9Iomiter os Sielbgras /
Hepnerne paa Sinneguben bsres De
iagteite Suffe ON Srelie fra llaar og
Teit, ira S,tneer os aris, iom ber'
ieoe ben iattige, pGrgeleie gefolfning
Iangs De norblige 8piter. Der er
&irfeitilbeb peo ben gamle SHINE.
CUBS gIter.
gnbnu fon gamIe SoIf / &ppnan-
gen minbes, at be iom gern peb So
ben at "Sima-2aneo" fanot samle
anofler at Stem, iom De antog bar
2epninger at Sfierbpr, Ser / Semme'
Iigbeo por ofret al en- eaer anoen
golnnel Sin; for Der gif nof aoifil'
Iige aar ben, for BEN friitne Sro fit
fait SobfGIte blanot Sinnerne /
RorolanoS % Sinmarfens 5ioroe.
% enonu oen Dag ioag er bet bel
life ioa frit for, at en- og anoen CANT
mel Sitter Letter paa Spopeiten og
i1aar aoriets Seen oper gaaoripen
2p, naar ban for en- rpgenoe gioe'
pinbsfulin6 al Horbpeit farer Den
gomIe Sinnegub forbi ino Siorben.
De ofreoe "Simo.2ongo" oct beo'
tie, De bapbe, fort9ller De 8amle,
SieIofinnen lin bebite Hen, Sisfinner
fin feoeIte apeite og Sinnefoinberne
fine giiloeite &omagbaanol
"Sima.2mgo" Itaar Der Ben DAG
ibae - Iterf og p9loig = life fnnIt
og tilintetgiort Tom De pnfeligt
SborsbiaeOer. Sg ban bill itaa De,
til Sioernes gnbe, mpgtig taIenot
og pibnenoe ON gamle Sioer, troo'
ienoe Srfonernes piloe SraafaI
meIlem Sieloene, Ser ligeiom en- Sol
bein Sterfe lager at roffe BAN
hans @run6ooloe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-11-15
TIDperneS Cpertro.

ga ben tpIfe Slipper Saas for fort
Sib iioen unber Slppningen / Srier-
Wet5 itprtet neb % log fig libel;
leite man / 8eretntnsen ON uIpffen
81. a.: at BEN Smitenoisbeo, at man
baobe funbet TO at Slppemaifinens
StelItpnger iammenbunbet meb ct
fnpttet 2ommetsrflpbe, tpbet paa, at
lllpffen nar foraarioget peo Slpoe-
rens egen uforiigtigbeb.
Ger oar life iaa faa apiatifere,
Iom traf paa Smilebaanoet, Ga De
lpite oenne Sasius; en- Gel Sisfolf
ligelebes, tbi Saas bar en- gammel
Watros og Tom iaaban opertroiif, %
oct iammenfnpttebe 2pmmetsrflebe
bar Den Setiih, iom efter bans We'
ming garanterebe BAN en- lpffelig
Sart.
Gen art at anuber er en- Soerle.
perine fra oe eloite Eiber. gggpp.
ternes Segn for ga" 9eifpttelie bar
ct iammenilpnget gino, .os belt nee
giennem Wibbelalberen tribes Sroer
paa "Serefuniternes" opernaturligt
girfning frobig.
gnglRnoeren Sraier bar / ct Seri
"Sbe 8oloen gougb" ifiIoret, bpor'
leoes Eroen paa &nuoernes Nagt
bor bolbt Jig lige til bore 9aser. o.
itolienife Wsbre berger fine 8srr
moo "Wtal ocdio" = cnbe Sine =
ceo tire Serefnuoer, og De ipotpift