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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-12-23

gs pirb bebauptet, baB bic
republitanifhsn Sniursenteu ben
Sberbunbesrihtsr 5ugbes fir bic grd.
ffoentfhaft ouserieben baben. Dos III
faam bentbar, oa Ridter 3ugbes be-
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-12-23

Der rYrdIibsnt Der nat;onaIsn
Sarif z9ommii'ion 1T Der Mu'idt, bab
10 large Sdu3Dle perbleiben, Die
9erbrau6er nitt 81 ibrem Rette ges
langen t0nnen. Sas iii eine einIeitigs
9luFfaTung. Der ShuBSoQ gepdbrt
alien 8erbrduhsrn obne Iusnahme
qroBe 0ortbeile. inoem er ben Qrbsiz
tern geIhdfti9ung 81 ungemefensn
Gobren iifert unb 9dpitQlien fir Die
oSnouitrie qelpinnt. Selbit 7Sormer ses
ben niht ieer dus, ba bic before Qes
bensbaltuug Der 2lrbeiter Die W03lits
felt bietst. einen lphTenoen grsis fir
1drmprooutte gu 3a1len. Gs 1T nift
Der Shut3oQ, Der bus Gano gefhdbigt
bat, Tonbern Der MiBbrauh, Der nit
einem ri6tioen prinSip qstrieben
niro. inDem Die 3oue b0ber iino als
nptanenoig uno inoem man ben
StaB3oQ nicht ais Bats fir Re3iproz
3itdt5 9ertrdoe benuBt. Wiroe Der
StuB3ou in Der erpdbnten Weiie an
gepanbt, 10 t0te er teinen QnldB
3ur Stage, ionoern ipiirbe ben Ser.
Stoutsn bic gebibrenoe StelIung in,
Iubeahdnost iifern, Die lie bis jeBt
ntd5t 'riongt 6a5en.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-12-23

Iis ameritoniifs 5eusr
rebr cenjebt ben RuT, odB re nit ror
fU7IiAea tehriiten 6ilfsmi.t.lu aus
qei,dttst iii uno bic WannI f1itsn fit
0uy1 grtbe Lapfecfet aug eli 1ns1.
IS III o5er oiIeH5ar, oob ibr be MIDI,
tjqe GicenIGoft rer Organization urb
9,s3pliH non5eIt. DIS ert Grt BE
iiirtter,then 9eriuite an Wsniten!ez
ben, pelh, Iolpchl bic 5su.rnaans
i6aiten, Fpie De geprbrer ner in
8yanb geratbeaen 6duisr treffeH.
Sine geobattGnQ duf rem Sh1uplage
einsr jeDfn SauerSbrunit -eigt, bdb oia
&0Ihmaanitaf.ea gQns!it auf eiatae
TauIt arteten. IS febtt Der lsite ps
Ge.It, Der nit Rube bic 8nrgdn3s
ilb:rTeht urb bic n6thtgen @norcnur.
gen trifit. Jn europa 1T Der 5euer.
ne6rtef nisma 3 in Der poroeren Reihe
Der W}annitaft I'll t-efFen. Wie sin
generdl in Der S6fatt itebt er in Der
binterften Ginie uno ouberhaLh bss
8ere:ds Der 8efahr. mas ibm pie no.
t5iqe Ruhe unb Siferheit qelpGfri,
I'm bic n0thigen 2tnorDrunqen 2u trefs
fen. Die Teuerpsbrz2eutnants fin6
ebeHfaas niht lei ben medaniIhen Qrs
Bitten tbdtig. 2tu6 linen 1T tstiolid
re 4ufg1bs 3ugelpieFen, ndn aIsa
Seiten QusI6uu gu balten, um 81 iez
ben, ME pas Gsuer Iih an beiten tes
tdmpTen IQBt uno bic mannfduFten
Dor gefdbren gu parnsn. Wsnn Der
eeutndnt iiebt, oaB cine Wauer bem
@tnitar3 nabs iit, 10 gibt er oas
Bfsifsnii9nul unb Dampfipriseu unb
MannIhnften 3ieben iid bon Der gez
fabrbeten SteQs 3urut. gei rns
tsrriht gtanloiigteit. neil 2tIe nit
ben Sdnoen drbetten uno gliemuno nit
benz aopfe Iaraus eraIbt es iit1
auf. boB bel uns 5suer5brunits Iclh
srobe 8erbeerungen an Menitenlsbsa
Ino Gigentbum anrittsn. Der orae,
lltanIihen 5suertpebr mug m.hf rii,
'enf6dftIider 9eiit sinssflGBt peroen,
Der ihr jest sanslid feblt.
The Winslow mail., 1910-12-31
| | Homo Town
'-'-l -: soFme -- II II
FLEA Foa TIE FOOD TEE
Double Purpose Would be Served b.
It's Plantation in Public
Parks Of City.

In the annual report Of the Depart
rnent of Parks OF the City of New
York a bio for philanthropic praise is
made in the statement that many OF
the dead trees were cHt down and Civ
eD to the poor for tirevoOd. No doubt
this proved means Of rendering
needed help and a3leviating much euf-
fering
But did the New York park depart
ment ever stop to think how much
greater benefit it might have rendered
in this respect if all the living trees.
or even part Of them, had been food
trees that bore fruit or nuts? The
dead trees in New York's parks and
parkways are few. the living trees are
many. By this system of philanthropy
the tree is able to render such mate
rial helr but once. and that is after
II is dead; the living tree would af
ford help in providing bodily susie
nance every year of its nature life
The dead tree was probably wort h
three dollars in fire wood. The living
food tree would bear fruit or nuts
which would he worth at least ten dol
lars every year While it was living
it would be as helpful as any other
as an adornment and shelter, and
after it was dead it would be worth
as much SIS any other for fire wood
In addition it would brighten the
parks and parkways with it's pretty
flowers. Would it not be better to
plant food trees in New York and let
them be of philanthropic service
while they are living, as we'll as after
they are dead Exchange.
The Winslow mail., 1910-12-31
EGG EXPERIMENT IS UNIQUE
Interesting Little Test Shows Why
It Is so Easy to Swim in
Salt Water.

Let us take two small pickle bottles,
A and B, and one c, twice as large
A is to be filled with clear water. If
now, we try to float a fresh egg in
the latter we shall assuredly fail; the
egg will Immediately sink to the bot
tom, because the density of water is
considerably less than that of the egg.
says Magical Experiments Next
place the egg in b. which is full of
concentrated brine, and try to make
the egg sink. It Is just as impossible
as to cause it to float in water. It is
thus clear that strong salt water is
denser than the egg; and, from this
simple experiment, we may guess why
it is so much easier to swim in salt
than fresh water, since the greater
density of the former permits us the
more easily to float
Now let us combine these two ex.
periments, and pour into C the greater
part of both these fluids, water and
strong brine, which will, of course
commingle. By a few trials. pouring
in a little more of one or the other
we shall obtain liquid whose specific
gravity is identical with that of our
egg; and now the latter having nc
reason to go to the bottom, and find.
ing no particular excuse to get to the
The Winslow mail., 1910-12-31

life preserver fastened under the arm
pits of the shirt, and from the strong
elastic bands reach down and are
fastened just above the knees of the
trousers. Just outside the ankles are
fastened a pair of fins, which give re
sistance to the water on the back
ward stroke and fold in as the legs
are drawn forward. The elastic bands
help draw the legs forward and save
the swimmer all his strength for the
kick back. Equipped with such an
apparatus a beginner may feel per
fectly safe in the water, and an eXpe-
rienced swimmer will find himself
able to swim miles further than he
could otherwise do The suit Is made
of light rubber so that it does not get
heavy by becoming water-soaked.
The Winslow mail., 1910-12-31
Our increasing white Ways

Modern cities fare against the
night sky. This is one of their dis
tinguishments, marking their progress
from medieval towns At the begin
ming of the seventeenth century noe
tl1rnal London was in darkness, only
relieved here and there by lamps set
by some householder above their
doors. and b torches of a few link
hovs. But London was as we'll light
ed at that time as any city in the
world. or we never should have heard
of the London boom, or of present fig
ures of Londcn's population. making
the bitter drop in New York's over
flowing cup of JOY. London doomed
while it's streets were dark, for the
very good reason that they were no
darker than the streets of any of Lon
don's rivals It doomed later, and
more as the records attest, because
it was first among the cities introduc-
ing crude lighting systems.
The Winslow mail., 1910-12-31
$4,000 BOOK is REPAIRED
Only Man on Earth Who Could Do
Work Keeps Transaction Secret
Until Returned.

Paris.-One of the most valuable
books in the world-if not the most
valuab ble-is on it's way to New York.
from which place it took a special trip
TO Europe just to have a loose page
let in. There is only one man on
earth who can do this work as it
hOuld be done and he lives in Paris,
although he is an Italian.
The book belongs to J. Pierpont
Morgan. who gave $4,000 for it some
years ago. A few days after It came
into his possession it was reported
that he had been offered $4,000 for it,
and its value is said to have increased
since then.
It is small book, an ordinary
1Gmo,, but it's cover of gold was won
derfully wrought by Benvenuto CelIini
in the sixteenth century. Experts re-
gard it as one of that famous artists
masterpieces. Cellini himself so re
garded it, for he mentions it glowingly
in his droll memoirs Between the
gold covers is book of hours, pro
fusely Illuminated by Clovie, a pupil
of Michaelangelo.
The precious book remained In
Paris only a part of one week. It was
brought to the Paris book binder bv
a special agent. The book binder was
careful not to let it be known that he
had had the unique treasure until it
was on its way back to America.
The Winslow mail., 1910-12-31
RECOGNIZE VALUE OF TREES
All Cities Awake to d Realization OF
the Beauty and Worth of
Foliage.

No city, state or nation ever lost
prestige on account of having too
many trees, yet many once prosperous
countries have become barren, unin-
habited wastes through the removal
of all the trees. Cities now maintain
a constant rivalry as to which one is
best entitled to the name of The For
est City" for trees, especially street
trees, are of equal value with parks
in municipal assets. It is the firm be-
lief of the writer that if a city or town
is to have either every street fully
planted and no parks or plenty OF
parks with not a street tree, the for
mer condition is preferable as ten dol
lars Is to one
Abundance of street trees in a land
is closely akin of forests and the high
est state of civilization is found where
forests abound and in those countries
street planting has also reached its
highest plane Germany is the lead
ing country in scientific forestry and
so well have they learned the value OF
trees that the nation is likewise we'll
and favorably known for its intelli-
gent use of trees in planting streets
and highways. Those nations are de
cadent that do not reforestate their
denuded lands and in such countries
no street trees are found. In a coun-
try noted for its unusual amount OF
sunshine. as is ours, trees along all
lines of travel are much more neces.
sary than in those having a consider
able natural supply There is no
place in the world where trees have
greater value or more enhance the
beauty of the land than in southern
California
The Winslow mail., 1910-12-31
AIDING ones own Community.

We owe it to the community in
which we live to do everything we
can in every way possible that will
be to its advantage. Our neighbor's s
rrosrerity means great deal more
to us that some ones who lives else
where. We should bear this in mind
in huving our goods. We can afford
r. nav our home man a firm price for
bie goods rather than send our money
away. knowing as we do that every
dollar that our own citizen makes
viii help in maintaining our schools.
crr churches and public institutions
# paws richly to patronize home in
d1ctTv.
The Winslow mail., 1910-12-31
If Only.

I'd like to be poet,
And I would be, every time,
II only when I had a thought,
Ia find a proper rhyme.
The Winslow mail., 1910-12-31
a Queer Ache

One day Mary came to her mother
and said: Mother, my ear aches!"
'Foes it ache very bad, Mary?" ask,
I'd her mother.
No"
Well run out and play, then you
will forget about it."
Mary went out, but pretty soon she
came back and said Mother. nv
ear does ache. It is not the hole.
hut the ruff1e around it."
The Winslow mail., 1910-12-31
}1EE2T!Tll6s; 2! A 4
oaSM o.aSM q - = = e
SUIT is HELP TO SWIMMERS
Equipped With Life Protector and
Fins Attached to Ankies-
Aids Experts.

swimming suit that has the dou-
BILE advantage of aiding the swimmer
movements and protecting his life has
been designed by Washing; on man.
1t is intended primarily for the use Of
beginners, hut will be found conye
nient for experts, who wish to take
long distance swims that either would
tire them greatly or he impossib e
without some help The suit has a
The Winslow mail., 1910-12-31
An Egg Experiment.

top, will rest, as the illustration shows,
in the middle of the jar of salt water;
but it will move toward the surface
if you add a little more brine. or
toward the bottom if you replenish the
Jar with water.
The Winslow mail., 1910-12-31
sighty-Five Per Cent. Have Hookworm

Washington-Eig five per cent
Of the inhabitants of American Sa-
mOa are suffering from the hookwoNn
disease, according to the report of
Capt F. Parker. governor. This means
that about 800 natives have the nal,
ady.
The Winslow mail., 1910-12-31
Where Women Reion

In Abyssinia the wife is master If
her husband offends her she can turn
him out, for the house and its belong
ings are hers.
The Winslow mail., 1910-12-31
suitinq His Temperament.

"Grooge is very grouchy sort of
man. isn't he?'
YES: won't even ride in anything
but q sulky."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-02-11
crreten ion Teirproiet.

Sra Bern (ShpeiB) Tfrices: On
gommel Sitter fra oct pdd GrrcteIoe
iaa riee g~errer.Sura fortalte ON
Grrcten iom geirprofet: Seq baroe
ollereSe tiSIigere poa Soften turSet
ppbSe 100 mob 1 poa. at ri piIee
iaa en- milo ginter. Grreterne boc.
&c Iqrt mig bet. Erreten bar mem.
Tia ct prpfetiff @eirIiginitmtt. fom
alorig tnser fell. gentet DEN Ell tolo
@inter lra1er ben fin Rosr pna Be
opbeite Steoer | glpere OF 84ftere,
toor @anSets affisIing er itbetuSe.
Tia, o. hoor Rogneu olorig er | Sore
Tor. at ben oeo Ser | itrenge 8tutre
cite inStr9Senbe lnoe 9anoitdno ifoI
fommc til at Iigse tsr. Goritaar
Grreteu Serimoo. at en- mild og regn.
flilS 9inter er | anmori6 logger
cen Rogren garife nRr greDben |
Saaer og Gorbpbntnser, 6por beu
ligger iiftert unber gatfers SpiouI.
men. SIig forbolot grreteu ZIG /
Seit; leg ianbt ooeralt tore geas-
ier Rcgn lise peo greooerre.
grreten er ben beoite geirproiet
leg fieuoer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-02-11

SsSsfnlS. Tbo. Sognepreit I'll
9iSemarf oe @iepcrIfop 9. G. Sauier
or oso, 20 gar al.
Sbo. 0irefter for OF gier al
goIieoRrfct / SreScrifspcrf 3. q
@rrnoitri,p er 300 / S~iGbeubaor, GO
gnr al.
-Sibligere fomntnnoererhe @elle'
raj, @cueraIIsit1art Hicfoliu, or az
gooet peo 9soen / Ell TlSer al SO
gnr.
- fshp. S~erreoSfoaeS | SeIium'
SiuoiteS SerreScr Chr. &. 9ierfe or
afaooct oeo 9soen paa 9infonisIeItif-
teIien | Gisbenbaon.
- Sorfattrrer Otto 2drier, er al.
aanet oeo OGDEN AZ War eoinnel. -
Otto 2orien Dor | be ierere aar ocb
fine Scrtrriuaer fra fit Gororelio
poft aofiaia Spmerfiomheb. Sou
baooe tiIeanct ia Den omcrifanifc
RooeIles gcSe Geerifaber, bans Stil
bar frift ca fIar 90 | erfelte Smaa.
ting bar Der en- aipliras Santoii ouer
bans SfiIorinaer. Otto 2orien bar
Gift mc6 Sfuefpincrtnoen Srli arna
0orieu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-02-11
ct mcrfeIigt Wpoe.

s en- aprreiponoanee til "Spns.
berg 81, bateret Gan Sruneiseu
296e December, beoer oct.
Seq bar lite 3uleoag Gieupione
til ct ncbe, Tom Del ntna fables ene-
i%tnoenbe. Ge ire grsbre Spar. War.
fils oa 8ititap Rortbirien Giemme-
brrenoe | aasaonro'trnnb eIler SOL.
meitranb, boor oeres Gor9Iore ero-
mi ifnl Ieoe), msbtes Der | Gan
Srorciseo lite SuIebog efter life at
bare feet btranoen pua % Mar.
Soar bar | De ienere Mar ioret
lem Stuert pan omeritauife lamp.
baaoe poa Gpiteu al California. War.
fits fom M til Gan Srancisco fra
@iIbntirerue | aIaifa o. bopoe aieu.
remgaaet mango baorbe @onifelig.
beoer for at fomnte oner 5icloene /
Biuter. 0isIe TO msStes Der og enc.
hes ON at opisqe beu treble gror.
6riitdp, ba DC booSe bsrt, ban 'fuISe
prre ! Hrrbspen.
De fonot BAN ogina - Tom Wn.
rireofficer o. Gbei pda ser nmerifan.
ife ariesftib "SnbepenSence" MI
lite Sulebog. @uItop foISer ia for.
snria Sobniou -efter 6nSerens Scr.
napu, Sobr.
San loo Wuiifer onboro 'SiIIc Den
norife SGSre1onosinna. mems De ire
grsbre trnffeSe binan6ens SpnScr
for fsr'te @dng pan 90 aar. Serere
DAG feItebe De / BuitaOs
Stem % 2ben Sulebns bar ser Set.
mibbos omboro | "5nSepeuSence"
for Gbeiens TO g~ierfunSre greSre.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-02-11

g9Ibige Srrr. Sra Drummer
me0ocIes ben 22oe Snrntar: EIdnSi
ct Harti Ssrrrner, iom @oarbbr,ieer
Ole 8. gRrans | GIesberg, Niimeool,
bar ioIgt til @oSseier Sreihop.
Gritssbiis, er Der noaen Trrr at fitl'
ben ftore Gimeniioner. ct at benz
bnnbe iaaIeoes Den anieIiee 29nsoc
of 20 500, meo IA Sommers Miot.
moal. 9ette Gre en- bngget | @anr.
bens Snomarf, / llomarfen ifaI fin.
oes nogen iom er enooa itcrre.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-02-11

granb peS araeerp. Sra araaere
meboeles Den 25be Sanuar: &aptein
anrbien @rn1ies @nnrb sGrs neo.
brrrote totalt mat melIem 1 % 2.
Sum 8rpegerbuiet itaor iaien. Der
bl9ite Ell poloicm Storm meo Sne.
oreo, % SIben greb ioa birtia ON
fig, at Sniets geboere meS gso ca
ncppe reboebe iis no. garfooet, fun
ifsrt fine 0atbragter, moatte De isae
9iIHugt / Photographer. gu enalnn.
Der 9sitnant chart og bans Srne
5oriattertnSen Inna @rnre, Tom for.
tioert opboloer fig Der paa geisa, er
bIorbt DC branoIibfe. 6ruen miiteoe
peo 9%ronben enbel meaet orrsifuIoe
Smpffer, besnoen brGnbte ser op en-
bel Gel fontonte Genee. @oor6ens
@eiptning tit man iliippet | iiSItc Gie.
bIif. S,iiet bar ~asiureret / 2onSets
olminSeIiae granofasie for $1,000
Ser.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-02-11
Gn nficubt Eplfeitamme.

Observation-Disclosures Weoe / 8riihanin
fprleocn aften bolot 9rofesior Mag'
ms Glen ct Sorebraa ON: "Gn bio.
til ufienot peftnorif S~olteitamme". -
SorebrassboIberen rebeeioroe for DC
@rumbe, iom bapee bragt hdm til at
ntase, at Der / forbiitoriif Sio /
Samnanger os | tiIsrrnlenoe Strsg
al Saroanger bar boet Ell norif Sol
feitamme, bpis Raon inbebplbes bl.
a. / Stcbsnaonet Snmndreer. 9ette
ipnes at betpbe "SamnerneS Siorb
(angr)", Iigeiom &urbanscr iiffert
betpber "Sarberres Sioro". - 9aa
8rnnbldq af Steosnanre belpftc so.
rebrassbploeren forifieflise glnfter
pebrsrenbe Sorberres Snbpanbrirs
fra Sp1mb % beres ffribtbiie ltobre-
belle | 8einoree.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-02-11
On Samtioig al Tapoleon,

Sra 8roistporoein Qtngarn) ifrioes
til ct @ienerblab: Ct i~nteresiant
@ione til ben napoIcanfe Sio er Den
Ste Sanliar I en- gIber al 1t5 aar
Sss / S5rbes / gibar. Oct o1r
Gnfefru Maria Qapp. $rm bar
iset / 1896 oe opisgte / aaret 1909
iammen meS fin Ro0er ! Raab Su.
iurreftionsarmeen, / builten benSes
Saber, en- abeIsmnnS fra S5atmar,
.giorbe 9ieneite. Sele SamiIien.
Saber, 0ober og Den ba 14.aarige
giae, bleo taset tilfarge al Srnnit.
menbene os fcrit ienere befriet.
MI afSsSe apinOe, iom furbe
iortaae mango iuteresinnte ling. Der
bar bnnot for ct aarbumoreoe iiben.
bar belt til fin Gso aanbeIis og
leaemIig friI. Sun eiterIaoer iig TO
ssurer, Der err ODER 90 aur aamle.
men fremSeIes tiRffe Tom gngIinger.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-02-11
nls Mapnos Nantaiten,

Ole 4apnas g~amtaifcn. Zen al
RchBes geographic selifub ifinnfeor
gautoiter, iom mn er reiit pan grcn.
lrnosfarercn Ole WilIen Hornas
@rap paa 2afseIp airfesuorS / Sin.
inorfen, hlep lite Rptaorsorg inbpiei
peo en- Gale af aiitrdnbs forretttnoe
Sceneprcit, StiftsfdpclIdn Eronen,
Ealen bIep toilet til 9oppiif al Sir.
feianeer Rilfen for ben tnIriae Sfore
al 9ilbsrere. iom bar iomlet paa Sir.
fegaarben efter @iibstieneitct. Otter.
at Ntinbetolen bar bolot, bleo afiim-
get lite @ers Of ga, hi eIifer". Ole
Ropna bar SieIoftn of aoraiicf. Son
bsbe peb anften Sonrrereu 1906 %
Iiaeer %beeropet uSenfor fin Silent
bpeo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-02-11
griniesie Maries stnh. =,

Erimicsie Maries StmS. grin.
'esIe @arie eieoe en- ualminSelig itor
90 limit Stiib, iom grtniesicn I'M.
oertiocn REQ paa. 0o Irins Babe.
mar imiolertio mi life snifeoe at be.
boloe 0pret os bener life piloc inlge
oct, blep oct forleben 3da paa Irin.
lens Overwhelming lfiiSt noe paa
gernstorff. 3erefter bleo Sen Ssoe
Sttb fsrt iii aorgtoroet for at toges
timber @cbmbIine al Slagtcrue, og
nGfte Gag bellies &isoet uS iii Be
Sattiae. Der ia9bes poa 4pretor.
bet, at Spret bar oct itsrite. Der no.
seniinbe err Iogtet berthe, ibet man
mente at bile faa co. 1900 grno
Giso til llb6eling.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-02-11
Gfaaens nne SianaIitatipn


oisie 9oge bIepen afIeperet iii Selc'
grafppirret. Gen 3 Gtoges Serube'
ton.Sneuins Iieecr poa en- bci alit
reo Den Sci, Der fsrer Oft ON Babe,
boteIlct iii Sooet. s oen neoeritt
Gtaae er Der EeIegraiihe OF / Der
soerite SisnaIriim meo ltSitgt MOI
8eIt, Iorb 90 OF. Iob Spo er Der
en- @ermnoo, bporfra man bar llhlist
ooer 9ottesot % Galbnfbusten; Der
ira bellies SignaIerre. Den iiomnr'
feSc llSiigt pil ifdge "SreSerifsb,
ap." / h6i Graz Iette Signnltiene-
ftcu; ban oen aonIc Citation bpmme.
ScS ltoiistcr Of aIitterue og @aoebo.
tenet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-02-11

Srrbt al en- Saao. en- isrgeIia
ltlpffe b9nSte forIeben Dag | Eroita
Wun bolbt poa at intte en- Wotor,
baab' tiIhsrenoe R. guren paa San'
BET. Soet man bolot paa meo at fac
ben lss og SEN beapnote of gaa neo-
pper Sirren. ifr. ~Np Sib", Git Den
oper pna Den enc SIDE og blen lia,
aenbe ober en- ltnaSom 2uboig M,
ftanoIb, meb ben SsIqe at 9sben inc.
trdabte nriten siebliffelig. 9rge
blep bentet, men ban fuube fitn fon-
itatere Ssoen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-02-11
Conn ar,hrrif sen gnsers eia,

iom | aaret 1857 bleb lagt ! en- M
gaefiite, oa oen o~priu6eIise bar bort,
raobnet | GraotieIbereu rr6er bans
Rommert. bIeo forleoeu Gag laet
en- nm 3inffiite, Der tilloboeoes o. at,
ter r~eoiotteS | oer ilsilsbetrrfne ST.
Ite. iom iiSeu 1868 bar beuitaaet pao
grIpet / Seaig Gre aongers aapeI
/ Rosfiloe Gomfirte. SiIiteSe por
blan6t andre Sofmnrffnl greo PRO
cfen6ru,s. S6acf, 9ircftsr for bouii
RaticuaImuieum Or. bill. @olerut
oq 9omfirfens gGrse, gtatsraat
Siort.SoreR3er.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-02-11

1tlpffe. en- Mano fra @osieitrm.
Den blep f%orleben Dag iIoaet iblrl al
en- Ssblof, meaoeles iii "gerg. Sio."
San bar / Irbeioe poa Wsrfebals'
oeien os ifltlbe bi9lpe en- anoen Wtano
meb en- Seit oper en- Del Ssimil pan
8eilegemet. .Serunber Tom en- So
BLOT romlenbe neooper Sieloiicen oe
rammebc fsritnnpnte Manb, Tom blep
iaa itpgt f%oriloaet. at ban osee paa
Stebet. Gen afbsbe bar | 60saars.
oloeren ce beb Siur ltlpuno % bar
fra 0osieItranoen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-02-11
gftieielIfabet %sros Gubberserf,

Ser ira lite Sanidr ioar cr onergaaet
fra 9urticipmtifabet &sros aobber-
BERT, er mmelbt til Sronobiems
Sirmaregiiter. Sormaalet er Berg
perfs. og S~fogbrift. aftiefapttalen
er 1,23s, 400 &r., Der er foroelt paa
2064 aftier q 600 SIR. Ron boer
gftie er inobetalt 400 Ser; ReItbels.
bet inofaloes efter 8eneralforlamlin.
gems gelutning. 8ontoret er !
8ronobiem, os 9eitprelien beitaar at
8eraingenisr anton @et5, Sormano,
ser bar Selffabets Brofura, 90 SUI
Ititiarius 9eidmonn, begge SronO-
hem, FAINT @obseier S.Sinne, Strin.
ben.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-02-11
Wst Tabrifanlra | greSif.

Wgt SabrtfanlTg | VreGtf. Sra
grebif meobeIes ben 22Se Sanuor:
Snb6poelie er | bisie 9age ubsuaet
til Segniug at glitter / en- up Sabrif
for Sabrifation at presiebc etaalfur,
ipecielt WeIfetransportipano. af
aftiefapitalen, $4,000 ar., er I'M.
oerbaatoen tegnet $4,000 9r. 90
Der ingen faaoan Sabrif er Der |
Sanbet, maa oft, Der trenges Of
Eranspsrtipanb, Socer etc. iii San.
bets ca. 600 Wteierier, Importers,
bpilfet ifal belsbe iis til ca. 100000
ar. aarlig, en- ebentlel Sabrif Der
bill antageiig funne eisre Regning
paa 2eperance al Meitendrten at
on~enitaaen6e al bort 2onbs Sorbrug.
Sabrifen trnfes anIoat Der | gnen
meb ben bernerenoe gIifnorefabrits
bpatige 9isponent, ~. Griti.n, Tom
9e6er.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-02-11
Santa for GSparS Stprm. eobarb

Storm, Sorfattercr al S%inclorptlen
og mango andre 9sleoiier, oil ru
faa iiI galttoiten. ibet man | Iange
bar optaoet 9rbeioet for at foa en-
inabm reift peo bans Gsoeiteo, BOD
ae EreItegaoro. 8~ileehnaacr SO
8isbnI, Tom og'oa er Snopcrpr. hnr
Ionet at lepere en- Weoolicr al Sig
tercr; benne oil 90 blipe frlSt inS
Stenen. Ran mener at funnc foa
goutuen reiIt ollcrehe til Somme-
rem, fortgaer "9ilebammer Sillf.".