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La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1911-12-23
TembiOr de Terra en- Mexico.

Dice un despacho de la ciudad de
Mexico de fecha 16 del que rige:
Mexico fu6 mecido de oceano
q oc6ano Y desde Guanaiuato por
ell norte hasta ell istmo de Tehuan.
tepec por ell sur, por un temblor
de terra que ocurrio hoy Que
Sc haya sabido no hubo en- min
guna parte perdida de vidas que
lamentar. El disturbio sc sintio
con mayor intensidad en- ell esta-
do de Guerrero, especialmente
en- Chilpancingo. En- ese lugar
sc desplomaron algunas casas de
d6bil construction. En- la ciudad
de Mexico el sacudon estuvo q
punto de causar un panico. Cen
tenares de personas salieron
huyendo de sus casas hacia ell
zocalo que esta en- ell centric de la
plaza Y alli rein6 entire elias la
mayor consternacion. Muchfsi-
mas personas sc pusieron de
rodillas y permanecieron asf
hasta que paso el temblor Y Sc
acabo ell alboroto causado por 81
mismo. Todo 6sto fue Observable
| por ell Presidente Madero desde
una ventana de su palacio ell cual
en- vez de asustarse pareci6 diver
tirse mucho oil YER como corrfan
sin rumbo los quese habian reu-
nido en- ell parque.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1911-12-23

: We guarantee the largest cir.
, eulation Of any other weekly
} or daily isiesl published Ia
Z New Mexico.
-
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1911-12-23

De Las Manuelitas nos escri
ben dandonos la infausta nueva
del fallecimiento de la sonora
Guadalupe Najar de Romero,
ocurrido en- ese luPar, ell dfa 13
de este. Murio de febre tifoi.
dea la cual la tuvo en- ell lecho del
dolor por espacio de ounce dias
los cuales termino resignada Y
fortalecida con los sacramentos
de la iglesia. Sus restos fueron
sepultados en- el camposanto de
El Sapello. La finada era la es.
posa de Don Antonio M. Rome
ro, quien la sobrevive, iunto cor
tres hijos, que son, Isidoro, Aver
tano v Roman Antonio. A todos
ellos les enviamOs el pesame POI
perdida tan lamentsble como Ia
que acaban de hacer.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1911-12-23
NUM-. At

Las condemns que el iuez i'm
puso 4 los asesinos. fueron como
sigue; Truiillo fue sentenciado
4 sufrir una condena de no me.
nos que veinticinco nj mas que
cincuenta amos en- la penitencia-
RIA Y las mujeres Sc quedaran
ALI por no menos que tres nj
mas que cinco amos cada una.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1911-12-23
Taft deSea que Hsya CsmblO de
Leaders en- NuCVO Mexico.

El telegrama que sigue, envia.
do de Washington, por 81 solo sc
explica;
Washington, d. G. Die, 16.-
Salom6n Luna, miembro del co
mite nacional republican, por
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1911-12-23
CUONICA De LA CAPITAL.

Rlqaslas lHpHsstOs Fl GOhlHnu Ma
HlClpaI-Las TshsiBas ' los IusgOs-
& Dominic do Ia lsmplaHla FL CuI.
TO de BaCO--Ls FagRa pur los En-.
pleOs La Cuesiien PaTtldaria Una
IudlCatura en- Drputa-H TeTmin(
de Ia Computation de vOtOs IHVes.
tidOTa de MOnSeRtT FOHrchegu.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1911-12-23

Vengan yer uuSstF0s -aFtih's 4.
arsd0s, ma ulnaa d. O tar Y pmpa
car, podemus venderseles tan b ratio
como cuslquiera Tamhl6n b eamos
hlmenpas Y tpds class dt p0Tnpas
lngeulns Y esnut rfas
F.G GEHRING.
5l6-5l9 Douglas Ave. Temple Masonico
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1911-12-23

Nuestra casa es uua de las mas gran
des de los Estados Unidoa, Nuestro
surtido de toda clase de licores, on va.
riedad, clase y bsrstura, no 90 supera-
do en- nlnguna parte. Pidsn muestrss
J precios, Diriianse en- espahol, al 10
deaean.
B. 8. Flershelm Nero. 90
4l2 Delaware st., Kansas City. Mo.
Luciano Roaenwald, msnejsdor
Hemos cumplido cor 10 requerido pn'
ley del congress ger6ntizamos :
"a 80, T. t"d :, 4pt sendeuas
Todos los iuguetes de Novedad
y otras novedades sc venderar
con un tercio de descuento EN- Ia
tienda de Rosenwald & Hijo
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1911-04-15

Larger profits are no doubt made
from orchards under favorable rom
ditions than from any other crop in
Idaho. This Is true. however. only
when the orchardist understands
his business and when all conditions
are right. Under adverse cndftions
the Losses from orcharding may be
equally a. great as the gain under
favorable conditions. Orchards re-
Guire larger outlay than almost n
other crop on the start. owing 10
the fact that the trees are expensive
ana no returns are to be had before
b fifth year. Thi0 emphasizes the
fact that great care should be taken
at the outset In the selection OF
varieties and the site on which to
plant the trees, as well as In the
preparation OF The land and the care
OF the trees after planting.
The selection OF q favorable site
at the outset Is very essential, for
even the best Of trees and care will
not bring large profits on a poor
site. In localities susceptible to
late spring frOsts a high sloping
field should be selected. The most
favored sites In this section (Boise)
are generally those which slope to
b north and the northeast. These
slopes do not receive the direct rays
OF the sun In the hot part of the
day and the trees win be held back
TO a considerable extent In the
spring, and the blossoms are not
liable to appear until all danger OF
frost has passed. Orchards do best
on deep we'll drained soil. Trees
are gross feeders and the ground
should be loose enough SO that the
roots a penetrate to a consider
able depth. Almost any OF our
Idaho soils that fulfill the above re-
quirements should grow good trees.
When one insists on planting an
orchard on soil that Ia underlaid at
q shallow depth with hard pan II
has been found to be beneficial to
break the hard pan under each tree
either by mechanical means or by
the use OF some explosive. This
loosen up the soil no that the roots
and water can get down through the
hard pan. The action OF roots and
water Will soon soften and disinte~
srate al but the most persistent of
hard pans. Our raw soils. as a rule.
contain but little humus, and for
that reason. orchards will do much
better II planted upon ground that
has been In clover or alfalfa for
two or three years. Many do not
care to wait until clover has added
the necessary humus. and insist
upon planting orchards on raw soil.
In such cases the ground should BIO
leveled before the trees are planted
and red clover should be planted az
u crop during the first a-.d
second years. This supplies the nee
essary humus at a very rapid rate.
and In many cases orchards do as
well as when planted upon soil that
has grown clover for some time. Al
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1911-04-15

faifa should never be planted in an
orchard. as 1t Is q deep rooted, gross
feeder and is too hard to kill out.
After one has selected a site fol-
an orchard and has selected whether
he will plant It on new or old
ground, the next thing to think
about liz the laying out OF the
ground and the preparation OF the
land. Should the orchard be plant
ed on raw land, about the first thing
that should be thought Of is the
supply ditch for the land. This OF
course, should be built Of sufficient
sizc and capacity and should be
made to run along the highest side
Of the field. The proper grade for
supply bitches on ordinary soils. is
about two inches to the hundred
feet.
Several kinds of systems are
used for the irrigation of orchards.
but the furrow system Ii by far the
most common In this (Boise) local
ity and 1t is to be recommended in
most cases. Where the furrow sys-
TEN is used the tree rows should be
laid out at the beginning according
to the topography OF the land and
In such directions that the water
can be made to u down along and
parellel to the tree rows. Many
who are new at the business do not
consider that the ground needs mu6h
leveling and preparation before put
ting In orchards, as they are inclin-
ed think that the water can be made
to run In any direction by means of
deep burrows along the tree rows.
This, however, Is a mistake. The
land should be thoroughly leveled
SO that II can be irrigated thorough
ly over It's entire are This is
found to be essential when cover
crops are planted In the orchard.
Ii the ground Is uneven and poorly
prepared, an even stand OF the
cover crop. which is SO essential.
car not be secured. With around
that Is quite uniform and has only
small Irregularities OF surface. the
common float. or plant ~leveler. Is
sometimes all that is required for
levcling. This should be run across
at least once In each direction In
order to secure al even surface. II
knobs and Irregularities exist, that
can not be taken off and evened up
by this method. the fresno scraper
Will be found an efficient tool. In
leyeling the ground for irrigation 1t
must be borne In mind that the hol-
lows which are filled with loose dirt
will settle and must be filled full
enough to make allowance for the
settlement after the water Is applied
The Shuart grader is a tool which
Is coming much into use for prepar-
alton Of new land. Although 1t will
not remove as much earth In a day
can be done with It In the hands of
as the common fresno. better work
q novice.
II has boon my experience that
II has been always best TO run the
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1911-04-15

burrows and tree rows down The
greatest slope unless It is excessive
In which case they must be cir
cled around the side hill at a slight
grade more nearly approaching 8
contour. 1t fs natural for water tc
run down the steepest slope and viii
need less attention than n u In
some other direction. Washing II
prevented by using some device fol
checking the flow In each furrow
Lath tubes in the ditch bank are
frequently used for this purpose
Steep slopes must be irrigated with
comparatively small amounts OIL
water In each furrow in order to
prevent washing. Many orchards
have been planted in the last few
years upon steep hill sides, many
OF which are far too steep to allow
the water to run down the slopes.
In this case the head ditch should
be brought straight down the hill
side. the water being carried in a
wooden or steel flume. The burrows
along the tree rows are then made
to diverge each way from the flume
around the hill but with a slight
fall. The water Is checked up op-
posite each tree row by short pieces
OF lath, resting against cleats on
the sides Of the flume and the
amount of water Is regulated by
means OF tin or wooden slides on
the outside of the flume. Perhaps
the best and most efficient system
of orchard irrigation Is the one now
In operation at Lewiston. This is
a pressure system. the water being
carried In pipes which are laid unde
water works system In cities, a
hydrant being placed at the upper
end of each tree row. This system
Is very saving of water and has been
In successful operation at Lewiston
for the past several years.
An irrigation ditch Is the best
insurance that n can have against
loss of trees in transplanting. If
prime, hardy stock, In good condi-
ton car be secured there Is small
necessity of losing over 2 per cent
of the rec after being set out.
Trees with plenty Of roots should
be secured, and then are should be
taken that the roots do not dry out
from the time the trees leave the
nursery until they are set in the
orchard. The holes should be dug
before the trees r unpacked or
taken from the trench, where they
have been ''heeled In" After this
Is Done the trees may be hauled to
the orchard, the roots being covered
with a wei blanket or straw while
enroute. The holes should be plenty
large, say IS inches square, and 18
inches deep, for one-year-old trees.
After the roots are pruned, the
tree should be held upright In the
hole some six inches deeper than
its former position In the nursery,
while the hole Is filled half full of
top soil. Water from the nearby
furrow should be then be
let in until the hole Is nearly full
of water. after which the tree should
be worked up and down slightly un-
til the roots are thoroughly ''pud-
died in" and the soil has come into
intimate contact with all the roots.
The hole should then be filled up
with dry soil. leaving the tree plant
ed three or four inches deeper than
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1911-04-15
For Foreign Traveller.

80 Vi ne best gifts for a person
.anlns foreign travels is a small down
paiio~' covered with fancy silk. Thi,
cushion should be about 12xs inches.
=. little larger. The silk should he
ol coiors that will not show soil. Ths
comfort given by this on steamers anS
"s'ns cannot be overestimated.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1911-12-08

WE PRICES ACCOAEnLI PURPOSE. =
UEs NO CLOSED GUT AT ONCE
look Your Judgment you powerful che opportunities
TQISHI1G VALUES HAVE KNOWN Think this safe
Never presented the Of ii
TT destruction placed upon The cony has he billed for fifty miles at
ecage mention 81
8o Read realize and Look fc the big wreck and
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1911-12-08

{ tLaDo THE WORK OF FIVE ELSEWHERE. VAL1
:; away, All we ask is for yoJsto come and take
asands of dollars your fall End winter clothing bill
doors open for this great sae4dt m and the host
TIE Great Eastern Salvage Company and the sign Of bros
sIeat sale This is an event that will live in the memory
converted into cash. Read the cutting smashine
with only few prices. Remember the day and date.
lie. From Thursday at 9 am. December z, 1911 tilt
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1911-12-08
b
Mems Suits !

Mems aid Young Mems skftsfworth up
to IS, slightly damaged, 20 o.
~ this sale at 49,. v. y %H'VV
Mems Suits, $40 and SIP values, 90 Of
slightly damaged at SD. } :: %v'Vp
MEMS And Young Mems Suits, new fal!
and winter styles, worth SIS, 81 Or
Z slightly damaged ,oat ....s... :Y+'JS
Mems Fine Yailored, Suits very latest
makes and fabrics, a ready q OK
$50 seller this sa'g at So W w
nIens, $40 and s255 Suits fancNmodels III
blues, at -. @ UP
1l e :
Mems highest grade tailored Suits latest
a &c lo ss fo51a At fIt''ns' worth S1295
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-08-22
Sanoicseritrcmmen.

SilItremmingen al 2anbisgere til
Minot forat iifre iig Someiteaos paa
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. peoblir uaf.
Iabelia, meboeIes Der ira 0tinot ben
17be os. gIanbt be Infommenbe er
Der mango belt nebefra "bet iolrige
Spben".
st Iangt Grtratoa iuIbpaffet meo
2anbisgere oufom nGpnte Cato ira
Mtheion aouiaS. glonbt Fosiage.
rerne beiau0t Jig Gountpiuperinten.
bent / 2eapenportb County, Sans,
s. 8. aeIicn Der life nofiom funbe
ubtale i'm Torbauielie oper De bel
biee Sremifriot | llbpifling, iom er
aiort al Minneiota og Gafota paa
ben io~rboIoSuis forte Sib, iom er
bengaoct, iiben ban iorrige Gang bar
paa bisie aonter.
Goa Be lem &egiitreringsiteoer
reaiitrereoe Sen 17be omtr. 1000,
nenllig / Wiinot 4,513, | 9ismorcf
1,6t4, / Tla3a 800, / 8arriion PIG
% / Hpber 204.
9e fIeite al 2anbisgerne fommer
ira @ort6 8ofota % Minneiota, Der
n9it fra @iSconiin, Soma, Suinois
% Soutb 9ofota.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-08-22
Sarmcts 0ODe0
en- Wasjc Saar,
Set bar frpeteIist. Sfres ifaois.
Maatie bolbe 70 paste bet, iaa bet
lite fraoieSe iig. Sioelien bar
ifrGffelie.
Gapoe life bruet ct Set al Gntitnra'
WioIerne. for Gppebet par rent
% fri for Gei:ma.

"Sea trpr, at Gutieura'Y fiolerne er De
beoite for eczema ica npseniinoe bar bsrt
pru. Win Mpber hauoe CT 8arn. ION I Ell
ip9o Nloer bapbe uoilrt / Spoeoet. SG9en
faIote Bet Sarue' llbllGt. gan gap % gPeol'
ciner, men BET aiproc intet eoot. Sroei taa
Sage bar belle Sopeoet ell WaosIe rtloeroe
GAR. Oct par frpateliai, % Snrnet ltre9 lta-
bat. Si muattc holoe bet % paste paa, at eef
ifie traoieoe ia. Tets 9joelier BAR grlelt9e
Giiiioit huitroe hi Guticura' DioIerne, VI
ioritafeoe Ell Solar 5ldlfe al GutlcilrasNe'
ioIpent, Ell 9Gitc Guticltra S,lilrneut % ct
Stuttc Gutjeuru SGbc. vi gap &elolpsllt
Tom fpreltrcoet, buoeoe Sooeoet ileo eut,'
cura SGbc % anpeuote oerpaa 9ltleilra
Smtmert. vi bapoe life bruat BET laloe
fpr Sarnets Sppeo par rent % Irlt Tor ec,
sema, % 5%pgoommen bar aIori9 ienere p!lt
ia. SdructS Sopsobuo par trtlt % bel lt
poftert Saar. SEQ tror 9lItteura Slnineilt
or meaet apot for boaret. Oct brln9es her'
peb iii at pore o. iprebp9ger bets Atta!een,"
(lluoerte0uet) Mrs. Srancts SlIno, Fla'n
Gitn, lltnb. l8pe Sept. 1910.
guticura SGbe % Ointment er ttlIals'
pper belle geroen, men til ben, Der bar liot
rieset, miitet Saubet % life Longer bar
Siltrp til uo9eu BeBanolins. oil en- liberal
grppe af bosr tilieemeO en- 80 Sioers So9
DIN Suben bIipe isuo irit paa Gomoontn8,
SilItrip Potter Drug y Chem. Corp,
Dept. lab, Boston.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-08-22
Surcoras | Spmra.S oreninsen.

grof. SuIius g. Dion fra Waoi-
ion, @is., boIbt / Srebaes / Sorenin.
gen Spmra ct aanohilot og opermaa'
be i~nteresieret Soreorag ON gisrn.
itierne 8isrnions S~noflpbelie paa
NorgeS rationale llopifling. BRO.
ie5ioren rebegioroe | itore Srag for
bet mGgtige Irbeioe / iamme Net
ming, iom ubgif fra Senrif Werge.
LAMB, og iom Iigeiom oouneoe ben
eaentIiae @aeerunb til Den ienere
llopifling. @ereeIonbs 89rf bar
en- ~nsbnenoig 6oruoiGtnins for oct,
iom fom efterpna % ianot lit melt
f%uI0toniae llotrpf / @isrnionS 2io,
Gi9tnina % Berionligbeb. Weo le'
pcnoc Sorper ifiloreoe Brof. Dion
ben tore Rotriot og IonoSfipmpe
9isrnion / bans forifieaiee Roner,
Tom national Iigter, iom Politifcr,
iom SnIer % iom "6et rorife Soils
Sumpittigbeb". SoreoragsboIoeren
mente, at oct bar toiIiomt, ON Der
n~ogeniiuoe bapoe lepet en- itsrre Ia
Ter emo oenne norife 8igont.
S~oreSrnaet p~oabertes meb itor
Spmprfiombeo og Isnneoes meO
fraitig giial6.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-08-22

Wfrs. 5reo ambli % @ern lam
Miis Clara ambli fom Ssnbog af
ten tiIbage efter nogIe Tigers Spbol>
/ SbeIbroof. Canada, bpor DC beisgt'
Wrs. ambIis 5oreIore, Wr. Oa
Wrs. Chr. Glen.
IS. g. Sobnion reiite forIeoer
til Clinton, Soma, for at tilbrinse
nogIe 9ase hos 8enner beriteos,
boorpaa ban aeteoe at tage Euren
ON DUBUQUE for at sisre Snofisb al
8arer for i'm Saoelmaseriorretning
%. g. Feterion ira Selparo,
9ebraifa, opboIot fig forrige ltse en-
Gags Sio Der | gpen paa 8iennem'
reiie til i'm grober, Der Dor oppe peo
Sesper. Wr. Beterion meIber, at
man trobS bet tsrre os parme @eir
fit en- goo SpeoeopIing berthe.
- SaIpor Salporion bar iioite
2srbas iaa ubeIbis at fisre lsbif
meo belle fit Srpifemaifinuoitpr, ioet
noset elf itu paa Gampmaifinen ban
fisrte opoper en- brat 9affc npr Gil.
bert Siperions Sarm, bporpeb Gre.
ifemaifinen % belle SparnerItnlen
for neboper 9affen ieien. Separa.
loren ppItebe og blep betpoelig ram-
poneret, men beIoigt bar BET, of Sol
fene fom iig no al 8eien, ba Wenne-
ifelip eaers funoe gaaet tobt.
- Trof. SuliuS Slion fra Waoi'
ion, @is., ftm til 9ecorob fra 0sin.
neopoIis iioite Eorsoag Nat % bar
tilbrogt noeIe Gage Der for at billie
paa 8enner % aienbte. Irofesio.
rem bar / CONNER iiIbragt oct meite
al lin 5erie / set norblise Winne.
ioto. San bar bog life bare isgt
SniIe % SEGREGATION, for ban bar
p9ret tiliteoe peb Here Ntsoer og 6e.
tier oe bolot aoifiGiae Saler og Sore
Drag poa Heiien.
- Goit. q. u. 9orion, iom for bar
bpret Brett / Winot, q. Gaf., bar
ontaget anIb fra Spnobens Wenig-
bco / Tacoma, @aib,, % tiltraaote
iioite 2sroag Reiien beruo. De ito
tie iaa Gage fsr i'm gireiie beisgte
Gaitoren fine Sorplore, DIR. og
Wrs. 2aur. 2arien Der / 9pen, og
Ssiteren Siene reiite meb bam no
til apiten. Geres Softer Snaebprg
Ilog 6slge ioa Iongt iom til ct.
Yalil for at beige @enner oeroppe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-08-22
Worom9no | offcntlt9e
Sttuinger | Wmertfa.
6r. Hebaftsri

Sr. He0aftsr!
S iioite go. al "GecJruh.Yoiten'
forefommer Ell Snoienbelie fra Gait.
g. 8. Spling ON Sobn 8. Srsens,
iom / 1875 bIep palat til StatSiefre.
ter | Winneiota. Som omtalt paa
SIDE 3S2 al "NorbmGnoene / Ime-
rifa, bereS Siitorie % Heforb", no
gipet al llnbertegneoe / 1907, bar
Srgens ben fsrite Norbmanb, iom
i~nbebapoe ct Statsembeoe / Winne-
iota. Men naar MI Eaitor s. me-
ner, at Srgens par BEN fsrite Horb.
manb Nmerifa, iom inoebaooe ct
Statsembe0e, iaa er life bet aloeles
FORFEIT. San Dor rigtignof ben isr-
ite, iom inoebupoe ct gmbeoe meo
&pntor / ct Stats. aapitolilim; men
Sans 6. Seq, iom / 1859 blep ge.
itprer al StatsfGngslet / @isconiin,
bar nof ben fsrite Horomano, Der
inoebapoe ct StotSembeoe / bette
2ano, bpor ienere iaa mango andre
Torbm9nb bar inbebapt Gmbeoer.
Seq inbebanbe aItIaa nGunte Still.
ling for 9orgerfrigen, bpori ban,
iom befienot tos Gel oe bpor ban
iom grieabedei fanot i'm 9ane Il
Sloget peo Gbicfamaugn).
elsie TO Iorbmpno (Seg fom fra
2ier pr. 9rnmmen og Srgens fra
Mpoum) por altiaa &c ierite al Dor
Notionalitet til at inoebope Stats
embeber bertiqonos. Nen Somes
8. Repmert, fra Sariunb, iom por
Meolem al @iSconiinS "Gonititutio.
nal Contention 1S47 % iom ogiaa
par Meblem at @isceniins ierite
Stutslegislotur, par itben Spil oeit
o~llerfsrite Norbmnnb, Der ~inoebapoe
oiicntliee Sti1inger al nogen getpo.
nina / Mmerifa. ggrbsoiqit
Martin Ill peta ..
minneapolis, Minn., 19oe ailgult
1911.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-08-22
6anoeIsrorelien.

@raoitreets Sanbelsouerii9t for
llsen enoenoe 19be Ius. melber ON
ct life ubetpoelist Dipping / Sanbe-
len. Slere forifielise Sine bar bi.
oraact BERTH, iGrlig ba &c iorbebreoe
llSiigier for ieuere gplineer / De peit.
Iiee Stater % ben l9ngerc frem.
Ifreone SeitiGion, Der bar bra9t mere
HsrcIie paa DC IeoenSe Marfeber.
Get eaar frembeleS noget iagte
meo Snofrppnins al 8iGlb. s ltaen
enoenbe 17be Iue. inbtraf Der | De
Sor. Statcr 2t5 observation-disclosures
MOB 20S ioresaaenoe llee, 300 / til.
iparenSe llse iorrise Mar, 1873 |
1909. 236 / 1905 % 1873 | 1907.
lloisrielen at Speoe, inobefattet
MeI. fra De Sor. Stater % Canada
beIsb fig iamme uge til 3,507,3 1865
Bulb. mob 2.560.967 Den ioresaa.
enoe llse % 1,497. 514 / iamme llsc
iorrise aar. s De ipp Tiger, Der
enbte 17be Iue.. belsb Spebeubfsr.
ielen fig til 1925 07 Bulb. mob
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-08-22
Smaaplus.

- gnorem &onien ira Horthfielo
por berneoc opcr Senbng paa 9eicg
hos line 6orrIbre.
- Wr. % MrS. u. Sermonicn
fom / 6reOoGa tiIboge fra lit 6erie.
opboIo / Cane Gountp, @iS.
- PHI anoIc ira Maoiion Comm.
hip reiitc 6reoog iii Nuitiu % Gm.
mons, Mim.. for at beige Sl9gt.
hinge og &ienbte.
- Sans Hreitirter fra 2%aneSboro,
gfinn, err berueOe poa en- @iiit hos
tine SorGIore. Mr. % Mrs. Nuoreip
BreitiGtcr / @Ieuipooo Somuibip.
- @inneibeif So. norifc Sonaer.
forburh bauoc / SenOngS en- llbnl,gt
til Sobu @ieleS Sarm, bpor oe iii.
brogte 9ogeu meo Sang, Seq %
2egie.
- Mr. % Mrs. Oscar @nffe iom
CT Bar llgerS Sio bar pGret Der |
@eieg hos Slrst % Senner / Glen.
mooO Somnihip, reiite biem til 9bi.
eago ibag.
- arnoIb 8iIbertiou, iom bar
o0ret aniot pes Bubble Opinion"
% "Sourunl" Der i 9per,. reiite 2sr.
oas Iiten til Iurano. Wih., bpor
ban bar faoet aniGttelie peS ct 9lab.
- Mrs. Goa SIemins, Superin-
tenoent for 9pens SfoIe. reiite
Gluten al fcrrise use til Sapettc.
Soma, for at unoerpiie peb Oct Sn.
ititite for 29rcre, iom oeune llse al
boIbes oeriteos.
- @iaiam anoericn, Ser i noser
Sio bar beis9t ~berboenbe Sl9gt
hinge. reiite ioae til @aterloo for a;
tiIbrinee en- fort Gio Der, bporpac
ban refer til 3min Sails, Sbabo
bpor ban ifaI tiItr9oe en- Stilint
iom Stationsaeeut.