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The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1910-07-15
BUSINESS MEN OPTIMISTIC
Consider Crop Outlook Better Since
Recent Rains.

st. Paul, July 13.-There is q feel
ing Of optimism among commission
men and jobbers over the crop situa-
ton as a result Of the recent rains.
They admit the Dakotas will have
only about half a wheat crop, al
though j n some places the grain is
heavier than that.
Hay in the northern part of the
state has been benefited by the rain,
although nearer st. Paul more rain
IN injure- what has developed be-
nse the farmers are gathering 1t.
Ind potatoes will be helped by
therecent downfalls, according to
most reports.
Reports from land men in the
bthwestern part OF this state are to
the effect that the corn crop will be
the best In ten years.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1910-07-15
WASHINGTON MEMS.

Continuing his policy Of practical
conservation President Taft signed or
derss withdrawing 35,073.l64 acres Of
eoal lands from the public domain IL
the states Of North Dakota, South Da-
kota, Washington, Utah, Colorado and
..k.e territory Of Arizona. M5
While the president declines den
nitely to commit himself In any way
III III regarded % practically certain
that Governor Hughes Of New York
sWIil be tho next chief Justice of To
unitsdSetatss supreme court.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1910-07-15
Civil War Vets In Congress.

Within q week after congress adj
Journed the senate lost two members
who had served as officers in the Con-
federate army. McEnery and Daniel.
Their passing left six United States
senator's who fought for the Confed-
crate states. or these Taliaferro and
Martin served ut the close of the war.
when they were boys. Both are now
sixty-three years old. In the house of
representatives Of this congress only
six eX-Confederates appeared on the
roster. The loss Of the two senators
leaves but twelve members all told
who wore the gray.
The representation in congress by
men who wore the blue is much lar
ger. In the ena there are nine vet
Grams of the Federal armies and in the
house sixteen. Years are beginning to
tell. although it may be some time be-
fore the end IL reached. The war
closed forty-ive years ago. but there
are yet thousands of veterans Of both
armies who. like Martin and Talia.
ferro. served in 1S64-5 while they were
boys. The boy soldier of sixteen then
who has taken car of himself has
years of activity still to his credit.
For a couple of decades after the
war the veteran ranks were well rep
resented in congress. While there
were notable exceptions. as n rule the
old soldiers in congress had been off,
GERS in the war and were older than
the general average of veterans. The
average for officers in the war was
about seven years higher than for en-
listed men. So. while the average
age for officers is now probably more
than seventy-five years. the general
average is below seventy. Since more
than half a million survive. the
younger element north and south must
include many whose political advance
ment may yet land them in congress
GEORGE L. KlLMER.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1910-07-15
CRIMINAL NEWS.

Aroused by the fact that an appeal
to the supreme court had been granted
following his condemnation to death
on the charge of having murdered
Town Marshal. G. G. Chenault, a mob
battered down the doors of the parish
Jail at Rayville, La, and, dragging j.
D. Freeman, a white man, from his
cell, hanged him on the same spot
where he had slain the marshal.
Carl Etherington, twenty-five years
old, employed by the State Anti-Sa-
loon league as a blind tiger raider,
was lynched at Newark, o. Ethering-
ton had confessed he had killed Will
lam Howard, proprietor of the Last
Chance restaurant and former chief
of police, in a scuffie during a raid of
alleged "speak easies."
Mrs. Emma Mulfaw is dead, her hus-
band, Henry Mulfaw, aged twenty
four, and their child Annabelle,, aged
three, are dying as the result of a
domestic tragedy enacted at the Null
faw home at Chicago. Mrs. Mulfaw
shot her husband and child and then
took carbolic acid.
Dynamite bombs placed under the
new trestle being built by the Lehigh
Valley Railroad company along the
bay shore Of Jersey City exploded, Sc
riously damaging the steel structure
and smashing windows for half a mile
around.
The Great Northern ticket Office at
Everett, Wash, was looted Of $2,537
by a bandit who knocked the agent
down with a heavy club and carried.
of three sacks Of gold and silver coin.
AS a result Of the Jeffries-Johnson
fight race riots occurred in numerous
cities throughout the country. The
casualties include q dozen dead and
scores injured.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1910-07-15
News Of the Week From varl-
Gus Parts Of the State.
NORTON AND TAYLOR WIN
Progressive and Sta|wart Are
Successful.

Enough returns are in to make
positive the result of the contest for
the nomination for secretary of state
and for superintendent of public in
struction on the Republican ticket. P.
D. Norton, progressive, is the success.
full candidate for the first place, while
E. j. Taylor, stalwart, wins the other
place.
There are still five small counties
missing in the returns on these two
Offices, but those counties will go in
such a manner as to strengthen both
Of the present leaders, except in the
case of one county in the superin-
tendent of schools race.
The rae between Norton and Henry
for secretary of state was spectacular.
At one time less than a dozen votes
separated the candidates, but with
later returns from southwestern coun-
ties and progressive counties in the
eastern section Norton has gradually
drawn ahead until the count is now
1882 to 1858, giving him a lead of
no votes, which Henry cannot pos
sibly overcome unless there have been
mistakes in the returns of some of
the counties already on hand. The
counties remaining to report are in
the southwest, where Norton has been
unusually strong.
For superintendent of public in
struction Taylor and Woods have had
a fine contest, with Taylor slightly in
the lead from the start. The margin
has been very narrow at times, but
Taylor is now 1,159 votes ahead, the
count being 1896 to 22,SO7, showing
a very heavy vote of women. The
normal mems vote in the counties re-
ported was about $4,000, making 5000
women who have voted in the same
counties. The counties that remain
to be reported will doubtless go for
Taylor and he will receive the NOM
ination.
Chairman J. L. Cashel of the Demo-
cratic state central committee has
been busily engaged looking up the
Democratic vote on governor. In
twenty-three counties he has found
$500 votes and he stated that the
total count would be between 1000
and 10000, assuring Burke's nomina-
tion by a safe margin of from $500 to
5000 votes.
The contest for the Democratic SEN
atorial nomination is also still unset
tied, Duis and Bruegger running very
close in the reports at hand so far.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1910-07-15
Nobody seems to object to n program
involving the conservation of children.
Hurrah for the kind of Fourth that
let's you live to tell about 1t!
Our Coming War With Gilman

Our Coming War With Chinar
It won't come right away. We may
whip Japan before the ~6recracker
grievance gets on the nerves Of b
Celestials so bad that we have to
thrash them to u standstill. 1t is q
growing grievance. barely felt in China
at present. The importation OF Chi
nese fireworks was nearly normal this
year. But the small dealers were eau
tious. bought lightly and lost but little
in dead stock. Tbe wholesale men
Jared worse. Another year they Will
work Off old stock in districts where
there is no lid on explosives. but it is
only a question of time when they will
cut their orders completely and impor-
tations will come to an end.
But before the Chinese begin to feel
the boycott Of the trade on their great
staple our government may take q
hand. The sane Fourth crowd is a
most persistent one. as dead In earnest
as the fellows who originally got up
the Fourth Of July. They'll want the
flrecracker prohibition made NATIONAL
and the short cut will be to stop
all importation of the noise maker
Against this official boycott. cutting
out millions Of revenue. China will
take up arms. II Americans won't
burn Chinese powder China will come
that will make frecracker broadsides
seem like whispers.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1910-07-15
GRAIN CONTEST IS PLANNED
North Dakota Commissioner of Agri
culture Announces Event.

North Dakota will have another
county grain and grass exhibit con-
test, announcement to that effect hav-
ing been made by the commissioner of
agriculture, w. G. Gilbreath.
The purpose of the contest is to
secure exhibits to be used by the
state for advertising purposes and III
previous years 1t has always brought
about the desired result.
This year the commissioner has Gre
ated q fund of $475 to be used In the
contest and 1t is divided into twelve
prizes ranging from 1925 for first
down to IS for the lowest prize. All
entries Of grain and grass exhibits
must be made before Aug. 10.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1910-07-15

When Count Zeppelin does a trick
the future is said to be with dirigibleS
Then Curtiss or Hamilton scores a
new triumph. and 1.-The future is with
aeroplanes." The future is the n
thing certain in 1t all.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1910-07-15
Bankers Are Arrested.

President F. A. Raiders and 8. A.
Noan, the cashier of the defunct
Peoples State bank Of Lakota, were
placed under arrest on the. complaint
of C. a. Kellogg, charging them with
receiving money when the bank was
insolvent. Both waived examination
to appear before the district court, and
were allowed to go on their own recog-
nizance.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1910-07-15
conservatives win IL Manitoba.

Winnipeg, July 13.-The Robin gov
ernInent of Manitoba and the govern
ment ownership of elevators succeed.
sad IL the polls. the Conservatives.
sNlessi4lnqgs twsenty.seven and the Liberals
a2ttteen seats. All cabinet members
hhnAshig$majjorities.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1910-07-15

Europe expects to take 100000
from American tourists pockets this
year. A couple Of years ago she prof.
tied $1O0.O0O.O0O or more in this way.
10 It looks as though the conservation
idea had caught on with our bank e
sources too. It's about time.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1910-07-15
Injuries Prove Fat,l.

Charles Green, the Grand Forks
travelling man who was hurt near
Argyle, Mimi, by a Great North
ern train, died of his injuries. Green
was driving an automobile and failed
to see the rapidly approaching pas
isenger train. He was terribly man
gled In the accident.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1910-07-15

The centenary Of the birth Of P. T.
Barnum, prince of American showmen.
passed practically u~nobserved per-
haps because the fine art of humbug-.
gerry has grown commonplace.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1910-07-15

If Mexico and the United States TO-
gether settle the Nicaraguan mess It
will probably be the hand Of Diaz in
the glove Of the smiling Taft.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1910-07-15

The bankers think they know how
the farms should be run. and every
farmer IL confident be knows how to
run q bank.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1910-07-15

Safe and sane automobiling II large
II a matter Of Individual sanity and
self control.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1910-07-15

Result seems to show that it IL bet
ter to insist upon a sane Fourth than
to plead for it.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1910-07-15

1t would seem as IL fate we're on
the side of delay in those great trust
cases before the supreme court.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1910-07-15

Among the loudest shOuters for the
reform of the prize ring. If not heading
the procession. are many who backed
the wrong man on July 4.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1910-07-15

Corn never waits for leIisat3vs
enactment e maks Il now.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-06-24
"Sram" farer.
Den 7bc Snni itepner EularIfnScn
after no fra Rorgc.

gf 9riitianiabIaoe for 7be SUM
bioiGttes:
Sr,at 81. ~, % "Sram"S Sfibs.
floffe bapoe laaet s Slag, beiites an.
ferret, Rotoren iattes igang og"Srm"
ipinaeSe ingte no fra gaaIerub.
Stranben og iatte 9itrs no giemem
gunoefioroen. Raa aommon6o.
broen itoO aoptein auuinoien, Ssit.
nunt Gilien og 2sitnant Treiterlo.
Hotten bar lps og title, og Sisen Lao
bIanf iom ct Spell.
aireiien foregif / al StilbeS; Ser
loa nogle Hobaaoe omfring "Srum",
- Ell Wotorbaab meO Gnptein Im.
unoiens Sl9gtninge omboro flIate
ltooper iii Resoblanbct. Ger perIe-
ocS DC iioitc SiIiencr, % "Sram" CLEO
alene rrooper / Den oofre CONNER.
not.
Infomften ill Sorten ifeoe aI. 10
/ 6ormiOoog. "Sram" aufre6e op og
Fortsicbe peo Ell 9eie paa in6re Sapn.
Dian git itrar i9oug mco at toge
Observation-Disclosures omboro, oa al
lerebc / Nftcn itiffcr "6ram" tiIbaps.
llrbcr oct norife Stag teller Sen
itolte Sfuoe. 90 unber Toolo
amunSicns 9ommonoo. @eore SIoa
oa bcOrc RonS snifer ri life "6ram"
poa bcrs SGro. &i oe0 ole, at oct
6Iog pil life briugc Souoet Sfam,
og ri peo ogiao, at i &nptein amunb-
len bar 9onOet iaa fuIo9oo Ell SID.
mono og ion bpatia Ell Gorifer, at oct
mcO 6ortrsitring % Silih Ter Den
itore GrpeOitiou bragg aiiteO unocr
bans 9cSeIic.
5 fine 9eoinGere poo Sureu bar
Guptrin Nmuuoien ocn beoite SiGlp
% Ststte. Se er ole uomGrfcoc
Mpnb, iom meo 9pati9beO % Sam-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. piI Ifistte lin @ier'
Ming. al Sutcrc&ie for Den itore Op.
qoue oa al SiGrligbco til 5Gorelan,
set.
9oticneuS bebite Guifer bill ielac
"Iram" paa Seus me Serb moo
Nor6.
Oct piI alpSe Sen norIfe IImenheo
al erfare, at ocr 3oie norIfe Solor'
~crucoition meS "Srom" MI er iifrei
p~ctuuiprt, ioet DC reference 10000
Ser. err tcauet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-06-24

mnaffe. biorneet til, at g~rbeiosfIog.
len mere og mere er blepne "Ifbol0s.
folt" paa bette Smraaoe, % man me.
tier, at mango Sattisiolf er bIepue
bsilig operraffeoe peo at finbe, at De.
res Stprfe o. Sunobeo iaa Ia1,Qt ira
bar liot noget afbr9f efter at oe bIep
toiingne til at Iabe ben fipre stea
blipe en- 2i~irusartifeI, ser INN for
npoes peb bsitioeIiee MnIeoninaer.
Com bet bill erinbres, bIep Der fioite
ginter | mango al 2anoets iterre
gper ipGrfiat en- ~9isoitreif", ibe.
man for at gipe 4isbtrnIten oa SIaa.
terre en- lioen BaaminoeIie forpIia.
teoe Jig til life at npoe 3iso. 9ettc
mener man gap Stsbet til. at monae
al en- ganife onoen 8runb bar al,
brltot al SorbinoeIie meo SIaaterc,,
- peo at trooie De ubIue 4isopriier
og gipe affaIb paa bette 0prinas.
miooel, Der for for Dem ipntes al
bore minbp9rIigt, bar De I9rt at for.
'taa, at oenne Ssoe par Dem til STA.
De, ioet De | aIIe Senieenoer befanot
Zig bebre efter at De beepnote meb
"Streifebiptten".
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-06-24
en- poloie Winutpiier,

aommmosr G. e.. Sapben peb
SIoabenS Sbicrpatori i 8aibinston,
fit forleoen unoer ct 9cisg i Hew
gorf Sen Soc, at gisre Ginger pg'
ninaenS 6t2 SOD bsic Saorn til en-
- Minutpiier. Saarnet oplpies al
81 iterfe Ss9elps, Der ON Natter
bIinfer uboper Sanb % SID, og Oct
or commandments SIan meo forte
Welemrm al oibrpoe biSie Sps De
iiSitc fem Wtinuter isr Mibuat, ioa
man / bio Smfrebs iiGr poa Sfibe
uooper Snpnen, fan faa neiagtig
lib. Ssgdpene itnl nemlis iaale'
oes i9ttes / GorbiuScIie mco Oct itcrc
ubr peb Sloobcitaticnen | 8oibing'
ton al mar Ser mansIer fem Winu'
fer pan ~ 9Pionot, ioa Iluftes 9pienc
ct Sefuno, 90 bette gientages for
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-06-24
prim0rlop for
Uep Qorf.

Sra Ilbanp, q. g.. meobeIer ct
Bresietelegram. at 8upernsr Srgbes
i Sirsbags bapbe operienot 9esisla.
tiiren ct Grtrabloifab, bpori ban poa
oct froftigite a~nbefaler 8eotageIien
al en- GrimGrpalglop, %omfattenbe go.
minotionen at iamtlige offentlige
@mbeoSmprio | Staten.
2i9elcbes onbefaleoe ban en- inc.
gaoenoe ltnberisgelie al Den inocn
Se9islaturen ansipelig beitaaenbe
&orruption.
Ger err auereSe | 9egislatilren 10.
reilaoet 9eoiGttelien Of en- l~tnSeris.
geIiesfomite, men 8itpernsren finder,
at ben f~oreilaaebe NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
life er tilitrGffelig pibtgaaenoe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-06-24

STocn Der foraorioseoes al en-
GrpIoiion ] airloereit uobreote III
meo ioabdn Surtiebeo, at De at &c.
tcntenc, Tom befonot fla | Dc sprc
Gtaser, meo Isb % tieppe reooeoc
2ipet. Ere grnnomrnb fom nlpor.
Zig tiIifabe, en- al Dem miIigens bp
oelie.
Zen anretteoe Sfaoe paa gpe-
ming % @oreIager anIaoes til ON.
trent 100000. 9csuoen bIep Sper-
IN & Sutfinions Grabbing Stamp.
5orretuiug brauoifuoet for ct geIs6
at $1,000 og theodore Sd)meitsers
for $500.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-06-24

Soipas Ssicitcret hur npIig aiei'
pei en- a~ieroeIie, iom gdar no pan,
at en- Rano bar Sop til at Ggte i'm
Steooatter. foruoiat at Wsoocrcn er
bso ener bar faaet SfilsmiSic. On
Rr. 9ocf baooe pGrst gift TO 8on9e,
90 90 bans anben Suitru osoe, G9'
teSe ban oenues 9otter al ct tioligere
s@gtefab. Otter 9acfs Dob Tor
isgtc De sprige Irpinser Of iaa en'
fen siort arpeIss UNDER gaaberaa'
belle of, at benSes sGgteifab life bap'
be paret retsapIbig. Ssiciteret i'm
Der, al bette life er SiIfpIoet, cg at
fnut bar oen ianune Ret | Soet, iom
bum piIoe bopt, ON birn aIorig bopoe
oeret I'm Ranos SteSootter.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-06-24
OperfaIot af Punoe.

Wrs. Bertha SpiebI aden Sititril
til Or. =. 9. gaeu / San Wateo,
Gal., bIep ! Sirsoogs operfalot at
fem 9uu 5erriers ~tilbsrenoe benoes
Manb, Der or en- al De beoit ficnote
SlnoeeIIfere | Stoter.
tSnnSenc por rsgne inmmen | ct
blot SIagsmaal / @dggaaroen til
9ottorens Siem, % Wrs. aaeu ba-
itcoe ocrben forot forisae poa at iaa
Dem ifiIt 40. Sorisget reiultereoe
imiOlertio l. at ole DC fem raienoe
9pr faiteoe iis oper bcnoe og beo
og fGngeoe benoe Iaa forf9rbelig, at
benoes 9ip itaor / Sare. 0a Solf
paa benoes Raab fom benoe tilbiPlp
bar bun beIpimet al Sfrpf % oct
itore 9lootab.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-06-24
u?t "SYmra" .Refte.

2bet Sefte al ~sgnra~ for 1910
Ste 1tnb - er mi u6tommet
meb fGeenbe srb1cl6:
5. Hrebo: Muuot aenfington.
Stenen.
q. 6. Brun: Rorf.merifanite
StoIer II. = ct Olaf College.
Brebefen: German Gm.
berg Brais Tom ies tienbte BAN.
Sr. Torftetn Sabrs interesiante
90 parShiISe sfiloring at OIeona,
iom bIeb p~oobegpnbt | life Sefte,
blir fulbfSrt | 3oie $efte.
"epmra" foiter $1.00 pr. gar.
9nbifripttpn bebes ftrar tnbmeIot til
SSmra, Seeorab, Soma.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-06-24
YoitiparebauflOpen pebtaaet. Ypi

Observation-Disclosures pe6toges / SnS.
bags al Senatet / iamme 6orm, iom
Oct nogIe Gage for por peotnget |
Suiet % moneIer iaoIeoeS M blot
RrGiibentcuS llnoerifriit for at bli
Sop. Sermeo piI Sonbet fomme /
@eiiOoelie al ct Sporebonfipitcm,
iom mango al RepubIifens Ieoenoc
WPrb bar fiPmpet for / oper Ell @e'
ueratior. 5orilaget pebtoaes i &c,
natet meo A MOB % Setmmcr. 60.
pen bill bli ~uuNeritrepet al 8r9iiben-
ten ioag Sorsoag) og trpoer ! Strait
so Gose ira ocn Cato, @eStngclien
al beune Sop uor Ell ny SER TO-
YrGiibeHt Saft.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-06-24

Ser / Spiua o9 | enfelte andre
Stoter er Scr en- Sop, ifslgc boilfcn
Geterunrr ira 9orgcrfrigcn ifoI fore
trpffes pco ariPttcIic al oftcntlige
ei~1nftionGrer / Stnt % aommnne,
bpis De / 0et belle er Iigeioa goOt Tiff
fet for oeofommenoe Stiaiuger lcnt
onhre @nigaere. Spergsmaalet ON,
hcoroiot cn 1erion, iom er blet no
npont um0cr 6ennc Sop, oermab og'
'aa fol betraqtes ION ar'ot FOR Stps'
tio. er npIiq bIet ofgiort / StotenS
SsieIteret. On @eterm / Sttumrpo
blco oeO set me 9piprrs StltrToen
fiernet ira lin Bolt iom @oNctom'
misIGr % en- orocu uonGont. Ger
bIep imioIerti0 giort 8rsUl, % oct
cnOte iorcIebig meO, at &etcrortcn
bIeu ojeniu0iot ! lin aaulc SGrot9s
beo. Senere bIco ban boa after Tier.
net % en- an6eu &eternu uhnGont.
NJ en- ener onScr @rrnO moatte o.
fao ben iioir opQioe StiriuGen, og
rof en- m 8cteran bIeo 8ooefommi5.
fpr / Sttumno. &oo bette SioSs
punft miSqte Den isritc Rctteu ON.
al 8citcn montte bIipe crflGrct IeoiQ
% ban oniat paarp. Gtitrift8retter
afpiite anorogenoet, men Appel bier
eiort iii Ssidtarct. iom imiOIertif
e~oofierote lln6crrctteu5 Aigierelie.
i6et ben timber set uoelutfct, at oer
ioataIote "SoIoiers preference lam"
bor til &euiiat al fomme i Gcicr for
eiGIScube 2ope uico Scnipu til en-
TlmftiorPrs Sieneitetio".
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-06-24
Spenif Embellishments.

FRA StocfboIm tclcgrofereS ben
20oe SUM:
Zen ioenife 8oob SempIor Sroens
Itore Sommeritepne aabneoeS i9aar
/ 2i8IeboIm al &ronprinS 8rtItof
aSolf. iom bolot Ell Gale, boori ban
bIonbt onbet iagbe, of "oeu Gotion,
iom rcoocr iig uo al Sriffeoroet og
Scrmco fra bets ifaoeIigc SsIger, bill
bcreitcr Gags baue ocn itsrite 6rem'
aona."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-06-24

bocrt fbrfte Sefuno al be fem Wiml.
ter. Noar oenirs N~imutbIinfen be.
spnoer ! bet bsie Taarn, iaa peo man
meo Sif5crbco - buor Iangt hoe paa
Sisen man END maatte bore
at be fiofte fem Minu.
ter at 9sgnet b~enrinoer, og naar
ben iibie of De fem 9fbrpoeIier at
Ssgelpiene inotreoer ,ina maneIer
Der ct Wimit paa IL. Oct Gig 500
bsie Eoarn brioer aItiaa paa en- bis
Waa6e Deroens itsrite Minntpiier.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-06-24
@isionris @en.ralaSpufat bar

iasisst StorIusternc / ocu Seniigt
OF faa iaget Dem no al Staten meo
fine S%orretninser, oo ban bar opoo.
oct, at oe bar oannet en- aombino-
tion for at fontroIlere 9riierne poo
appe, aisO, 6irrfrG % Mcieripro'
buffer / aanias Gin. Der bill bIipe
oImiu6cIig Sorimbring, ON ocnnc
Saa fsrer til Oct ottraocoe ReiuItot,
Sorise / ~Iigneroe Hetniug er iiGloer
ener oIorie Ipffebes, bpor en'telig
Set emo fln6e pere, at aoufurranre
blep fremtouuset / truitfontrcIlereoe
Snbu'trier.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-06-24
Brand / St. paul.

On al 81. gmil itsrite o. beol,
fienote 9etaIieiorretniuser Gnorcu
Sdod @rocerp Gompcnp's aolcnt,
nIbanoeI paa Sisrnet al grooowor
% 7oe 8noe bIep ] Onsoags total:
sbelast al Ell SlOebruuo III oer
itore 9utits6pgning itaar fun DC
ipRrtebe Mure isien.