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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-12-01

Elks. every man who became a mem
Der attached elks' teeth to mis- watch
chain. The order, seeing the peril to
which this fad was leading. in recent
years issued general order to all
members forbiddlng the use of elk
teeth for watch charms and suggest.
ing that all who wished such charms
have imitation teeth made of cellu-
Soid. 1t is custom of the Indians of
the west to sew elks teeth on their
garments, one of these frequently
bearing 100 teeth. Fifteen years ago
these teeth could be bought at 90
cents each.
Proves Spur to Huntera
When they rose to 81 pair hun
dreds Of hunters killed the animals
to get their teeth for the market. The
possessor OF the tusks OF an elk can
now sell them at $50 a pair. 1 do not
know whether such law is consid.
cred by the high courts as constitu-
tional, but l believe that congress
ohOuiu Pdt VIC III ZIG bldtuL6S MAKING
1t Unable offense to wear elks' teeth
as ornaments or insignia"
One hundred years ago elks were
to be found as far south as Georgia
and South Carolina. In Daniel
Boone's day they were plentiful in
Kentucky. and not longer than 80
years ago the last Michigan elk was
killed. In 1857 there were great herds
of elk in northern Iowa and southern
Minnesota. In the last half dozen
years they have been put to it so
hard for FOOD they have come down
from the Rockies in large numbers
ard eaten such hay as the farmers
of thst region would let them have.
Elks, however, call upon the farmers
only as last resort When the snow
begins to fall in November the old
males and females form little yards
and keep them open as long as posi-
bic by constant tramping.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-12-01
..RRlsHAMn YOUNG MeoRs

j. VANDOLAH & SON, Kahoka
GILLER g. CO., Revere
W. c. FLETCHER, Way.and
GEO. SCHNEIDER, Luray
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-12-01

KNIGHTS AND LADIES' OF sEUUR
ITY, KEoKUK COUNCIL, No. 1904
Meets the frst and third Monday d
each month. at A. O. o. W. hau Z
8 o'clock. o. W. Rowe president
Ernest Best Financier: Wayne 9
Schenk, Secretary.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-12-01
ENT ORDER
FELLOWS.

INDEPENDENT ORDER OF o0S
FELLOWS.
Hall Seventh and Main streets
Keokuk Lodge, No. 10, meets res
larly Monday evening At 7::3o o'cloa
John Moore. N. O.; Otto Anschut
Recording Secretary.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-12-01

W. o. w.-Gate City Camp No. 81,
Woodmen OF World. meets second
and fourth Tuesdays OF each month
at Hawkes. hall. corner Eighth and
Main streets. Visiting soverigns cor.
daily invited. e. e. Severn, consul
commander: e. p. Hawkes., clerk.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-12-01

Hardin Lodge No. 29-Holds its n
ular monthly meeting the secoa
Monday evening Of each month.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-12-01

INDEPENDENT ORDER OF OWLS.
Regular meeting Of the independent
Order OF Owls the first and third
Tuesdays OF each month at their hall
in the Hubinger building. IS North
Sixth street Visiting Owls are cor
daily invited. Lee Hovey, worthy
president; Ed W. Kiser, secretary.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-12-01

FRATERNAL ORDER OF EAGLES.
Keoknk Aerie, No. 683-Meets first
and third Wednesday Of each month
at Eagles hail, 522 Main. vlsitfns
brothers cordially invited. Geo. J. D.
Salzer, W. President; G. A. Noakes
secretary.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-12-01

e, OF p.
Morning Star Lodge. No. rA1eeh
Fifth and Blondeau. K. Of p. building
Tuesday at 7:So p. m. g. G. Koept
Chancellor Commander: J. A. Br
CESS. K. of r. and s. Whiting knight
fraternally invited.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-12-01
FRATERNAL CARDS

4 Hall. corner Fourth and MAJ
~ Eagle lodge. No. 12-Holds IL
NV regular meeting the first Tux
day evening OF each month.
The La Jara chronicle., 1911-01-06
IRRIGATION WORK FARM
ERS' WEEK AT THE AGRI-
CULTURAL COLLEGE

Actual laboratory practice in
irrigation work will be given as
feature of the Farmers week
program at the Agricultural Col
lege, this year, for the first time.
This is made possible by the com
plet;on and equipment of the new
irrigation building. This building
is unique from the fact that it is
the only building in the United
States constructed and equipped
exclusively for irrigation engin-
eering.
The development of irrigation
by pumping in this State promises
to be of more Importance in the
future than any other phase of
the irrigation problem. Pump
work will be taken up in the ir-
rigation laboratory and the DIFF
ferent kinds of pumps, their CON
struction, cost, efficiency and
operation will be demonstrated.
All this work will actually be done
by the farmers themselves, who
will learn to do by doing.
The construction of the differ
ent kinds of standard weirs, and
their operation, will be demon
strated in the same way.
Each year water becomes more
and more valuable to Colorado,
and its acurate measurement
more important. For this reason
attention will be given to water
meters and their use.
The much vexed question of the
relation of the miners inch y to
the second foot and the acre foot
will be made plain.
The development of irrigation
in mountain regions requires eco
nomical, efficient fumes. Flumc
work will be demonstrated in the
laboratory with first~.lass equip
ment. Pipe work will also receive
its share of attention.
To insure the success of all these
lines of work prominent manufac-
turers of irrigation machinery are
donating equ ipment to supplement
that regularly used by the irriga-
ton department of the COLORADO
Agricultural College. a special
corps of assistants has been EN-
ployed to assist the farmers in
the operation of this equipment
The La Jara chronicle., 1911-01-06
CARRIAGE HORSES.

Each year the Colorado Carriage
Horse Breeding Station conducts
a public sale of such animals as
are not retained for breeding pur'
poses. This year that sale will oc
cur the afternoon of Saturday,
January IA, at the close of Far
mer's Week.
The animals sold at this time
will consist of mares and geldings
ranging from one to four years In
age and will mature about LOO
to 1,200 pounds in weight. These
horses are being sold from the
Government Station located at TT.
Collins, and will afford the far
mers an opportunity to secure
young animals for driving and
breeding purposes.
The La Jara chronicle., 1911-01-06
AGRICULTURAL DEPARTMENT
Directed by Colorado Agricultural College
ALFALFA MEAL AS A FEED


developments of the West has been
the establishment of alfalfa meal
mills throughout the alfalfa grow
ing country. The chief market for
the product of these mills has
been in the East and central West
where wheat bran is standard
dairy COW feed.
Alfalfa is so nearly equal to
bran in its nutritive value, and
can be bought where it is grown
for so much less, that there has
been good field for capital in
reducing it to meal and shipping
it in sacks to sections where it is
not grown.
Coincident with the development
Of this trade have come numerous
inquiries as to whether it will pay
IA farmer who grows alfalfa to cut
or grind the hay for feeding on
his own place, or whether it will
pay him to haul his hay to near
by mill and have it ground.
In response to these inquiries
the Colorado Agricultural College
has conducted experiments with
cut or chopped hay for number
of years, and is now entering up
on series of experiments with
ground hay.
These experiments are being
carried on with steers, lambs, and
shoats and the object is to find
whether there is enough saving in
nutritive material in the meal, or
enough additional gain made by
the animals consuming it, to more
than pay the cost of grinding the
hay.
Three lots of yearling Hereford
grade steers, 10 in each lot, are
being fed on rations precisely a
like, save that one lot gets whole
hay, another lot cut hay and the
third lot ground hay.
Three lots of lambs. 100 in each
lot, are being fed on Il similar
plan. And four lots of spring
shoats are being fed to test the
value of a falfa meal for fattening
hogs. One lot is being fed corn
and wheat shorts, equal parts by
weight; second is fed ground
alfalfa hay, one part, and hulled
barley two parts; a third is get
ting ground alfalfa hay, one part,
hulled barley, four parts; while a
fourth lot gets ground alfalfa hay
one part, and hulled barley six
parts.
These experiments will give a
good idea as to the relative value
OF ground, cut, and whole hay.
They will be repeated in order to
assure correctness in results, and
it is thought that they will fur
nish much needed knowledge con-
corning the value of ground hay.
G. Z. MORTON.
The La Jara chronicle., 1911-01-06
500 REWARD 500

The readers of this raper will be pleased t"
learn that there is nt least ore dreaded disease
that science has been able to cure "a all it-
stages, and that il Catarrh. Halls Catarrh
Cure IL the only positiv'' cure now known to
the medical fratei nifty. Catarrh being con.
stitutional disease, rcqu res = con -titut ional
treatment. Halls CatArrh Cure is taken in:
ternally. acting directly upon the blood and
mucous surfaces OF the system, thereby
destroying the founda' ion of the disease, and
giving the pat lent strength by building np the
constitution and assisting nature in doing Its
work. The proprietors have so much faitn in
its curative powers that they offer One
Hundred Dollars for any case that II fails t'
cure. Send for list OF 'estinonials.
Address F J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, o.
Sold by all Druggists, 75c.
Take Hail.r Family Pills for combination.
The La Jara chronicle., 1911-01-06

Medicines that aid nature are
always most effectual. Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy acts on this
plan. 1t allays the cough, relieves
the lungs, opens the secretions
and aids nature in restoring the
system to a healthy condition.
Thousands have testified to its
superior excellence. Sold by all
dealers.
The La Jara chronicle., 1911-01-06

Eleven million tons of coal were
mined in Colorado last year. If
all this coal were hauled on one
train the same would reach from
New York to Salt Lake City. Col
orado also produced one-fourth
of the sugar output of the United
States.
The La Jara chronicle., 1911-01-06

Hot air, hot water and steam
heating plants. See the Murphy
Newrolnb Hardware Co.
The La Jara chronicle., 1911-01-06
A FEW FACTS
That All Depositors Should Know

That United States Government does NOT guarantee
the deposits Of any bank
That stockholder State Bank in Colorado
sonally liable for THREE Capital
stock while sockholder in National Bank only liable
for TWO times amount Of his Capital stock.
That the Banking Laws of Colorado rigid
e1acting than other banking laws in the country
every Executive Officer in State Bank in Colorado
must Banking Laws of the state furnish
people the state for the of the bank
That tho strength of THE LA JARA STATE BANK is
only Capital Surplus of $40oOooo but also the
character standing and financial responsibility of its many
combined wealth nearly half
million dollars
That you do business with be it large
offer courtesy and consideration consistent
dealing and careful banking
THE LA JARA STATE BANK
The La Jara chronicle., 1911-01-06

Do you know that fully nine
out of every ten cases of rheu-
matism are simply rheumatism Of
the muscles due to cold or damp,
or chronic rheumatism, and re
quire no internal treatment what
ever? Apply Chamberlain s Lini-
ment freely and see how quickly
it gives relief. For sale b yall
dealers.
The La Jara chronicle., 1911-01-06

Subscribe for The Chronicle.
The La Jara chronicle., 1911-01-06
FARMERS CONGRESS.

The Colorado Agricultural Col
lege will again keep open house,
at Fort Collins, for one week be
ginning January 9th, and closing
January 14th. Even glance at
the program shows that there will
be a number of good things for
those who attend this yearly get
ting together of Colorado farm
men and women. The list of at
fractions to be crowded into the
six days is a long one, and only
the main features are mentioned
here.
Programs may be obtained by
addressing c. III. Hinman, Super
intendent Agricultural Extension.
Fort Collins, Colorado.
OF special interest this year
will be the housekeeper's program
as this is the first to be given in
the new building just completed.
The facilities for this work are,
therefore, much better than ever
before and "A strong program has
been prepared. Wednesday even
ing will be woman s evening. and
the lecturer will be Mrs. Nellie
Kedzie Jones, of Minneapolis.
Miss Rausch considers her the
best lecturer on topics relating
to home making in the United
States. She will be here two
days and an opportunity will be
given for the women to get ac-
quainted with her. The house
keepers program cannot fail to
be of interest to every woman.
1t is hoped that the attendance of
women from country homes will
be especially large.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-05-26
Teu forte
WerocnSuoittutng.

Set bar Oerl lite Wtai GO aarsoa.
3en for aobningen al Den isr1te al ollie
Observation-Disclosures.
Oct bar en- itorilagen Elon, beer
0ia oct brittle Yeroensrige, at ino'
bnbe ale SoroenS 6olf til at oeltage
/ Ell itor i9Qes %llOltiaing. S Snon-
itrienS Siitorie banner oelrne uoltll'
ling ct &enoepunft.
SanfenS Gya6er par Brinsregeit
hilbert, % ban isrgeoe oslaa for, at
oell fom til lloierelie.
I'll iuitiat Sio ~ Den lite Wfai
1851 ~ bIeO llbitiaingeu aabnet !
Spoeporf / 2onoon.
Gntrecn bar Acknowledgment /
Gimo Sterline $500 90 ienere 2E
Shilling. ll6itiaernes antal bar
1890 og 6e @eissenbes 6 Ufilio'
uer. lloaiftcrue peO lloitiQingen on
6roa til 6.16 Dill. ar., men Snotrgs
terne noaeoe 9.2S Min. ar.; Den
braote iuuIcoeS ct Operiflio al bel 3
RiQ. Str. Smtrent ole De ~ienere Ser.
OenSuoitiQinger bar bragt Sab, peo
@er0en8roitiamgen | philadelphia /
1876 bar ser iaaleoes ct ubpre I'm.
0crifllo paa CT Winioner Dollars.
@eb oen fsrite &eroensuoitiuing
bar SilIiltningen fra norif SIDE me
act beife0en; 49, men ri bar oa meo.
Iclacnoe norife llbitilere oelto9:
aongSber1 Selpperf meb 81. a. en-
itor Selpbnrre, @oabeniabrifen meo
Observation-Disclosures, Srit5e og
SosiumS Serrperfer, RsroS aobber-
perf, 2erenS iyabrif, S%ronobiem, meo
8isSningSitpiie, Ssupeler SoItrlip
nre0 en- SamIing norife Rerler, airf-
QoaroS 8ubrif, ariitionia, mco Sue
beitipeIie % Siula SteniIiberi meo
en- ilebcn 8runitpoie.
Ser bar mango lnertell9e St19
poa oeure llOitiQing; ui ifal fun
i~renrbpoe, at BEN bersmte Claimant
aob-i.nor, iom aaret forno bar brngt
til england, Der 6leu oifeutlig noItil-
let.
ll6itiaingeitS ftore gttraftior bar
imiolertiS ieIne NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
oct umaaoeIig itore Sern. % 8lus.
polo6S, ser bpgqeoeS ouer SpbcporfS
rIN0umIe Erpr. &rnitoIoalaoiet :
9~onoonS Soritao Spoeubam er ct oa-
rigt WHnoe ON lloltiQingen; til eiter
benneS Siiltning bIcp oct opiert for
ell itor Gel al NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
WfuterieI og i iamme Still. elsie
9ngnIingerS aouitrufter, Sir Soiepb
Fartor blep pe0 Dem pcr0enSbereurt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-05-26

len bpiIer ! @rabmo og fer meo
grabmas Zine.
Waaoerne, iom Snoerne onpenoer
for at fomme / benne 9iIitono er
ltaatge. Weit benptter mon ct arp.
ltalItpffe, boorpaa glif % Sonfer
f9ltes. eaer ben Snopieoe" iiooer
nleo ~forslaate Mrmer oe Imtirrer paa
lin esen Npietip. 2Gieren bill Itror
le Sisbeoen meo alminbeIia Sppno.
tisme. Spao Sinbuen faIoer "bel.
liz Spgaaen / grobma", falber
Guropqeren SeIpbppnotisme. s
bet bel taaet frembpr ale oisie SR.
noiner Sppnotisme, Den ipiriti.
iti'fe Srance og Sinbuens SeIpfor.
opbelle en- ilaoenbe 3igbeo. Set err
Hart, at ben iamme 0utlirIop lager
til @riino for Dem ale. Spao benne
SOB er, itaar bet tiIbage of foa alar.
beo |.
Se inbpiebe Snbere Of Iaoere
Hang, o%npenber, iom iagt, ofte ct
arpltalltpffe. @nbper fan ielp er.
perimentere me6 ct iaabant, og Reiul-
taterne bill = tiger Or. SensboIbt
= bli en- SberraifeIie oe aabenba.
ring. 2iet titles / Seibe meb 4rp.
ItaI ltpffet og omtrent ii Eommer fra
Oct. Splet arrangeres iaalebes, at
oct faloer moo &rpitaIIen fra Sioen.
BAG arpltaaen opb9nees ct tort
alGoe. gaa minore emo TO Winut-
ter bar Den inbiife Safir paa oenne
Waooe naaet en- big Grab af Spp-
notisme og Ter | &rpitul1en, bpab
ban snifer at lie, for Grempel bpao
en- big Gerion / ct piit Eieblif fore
tager Zig - ieIp Sortib % Sremti6
fan ban belpis ie / a%rpitaGen.
$ 8irfeliebeben ices nnturligpis
life @iaeoerne / &rpitaIen, men /
eller igiennem @ebfommenbes eyer,
Si9l. arpitaIIen er bare en- pore
SiGlp til at opnoa Gonientrotion al
Sanferne. Gen er Safirens Me-
biiin. Safier al 6oiere Stang brli.
ger Dog ingen iaaoanne pore Mi6.
Ter. De opnoor oct ialnme peo finn
pei giliefraft og fan hpab 2ieblif
BET frppes, beniGtte Jig ielp / ben
Silitano boori uipnlise Sins blir
lpnlige for Dem.
Eanfelesning al en- sanife anben
forblsffenoe art, ems Ri gurop9ere
Iom &egel fan bore Gibne til, er
natnrligpiS en- opermaabe let Sag
for oiSie Snbere. Or. SensboIbt
fort9ller ON Goomra Somi Tom en-
Sio bar bans Sprer, at benne IRIte
bans Sanfer iom en- aaben BOG.
San fanbt BET berfor mart unsb-
penoig at title fine SpsresmaaI i
ORD; Sinonen beiparebe Dem eierne,
Tor Or. Sensbolbt fit Sib til at
iremiGtte Dem! Ser er ga oeioa
8runoen til, at De inbiife Softer er
iaa inbeilutiet og ta,,ie, men aniee.
bel alto er gobt unoerrettet. 9e be.
beper life ORD melem fig. 9e meb.
oeler iig birefte til boeranore uoen
Sprogcts WeIlemfomit peb eienIi.
Dig at lpie bperanores Sanfer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-05-26
Jupiter.

Sltpiter er, Tom ri buffer, Sen ltgr.
lte al Flaneterne, lfriper Iitronomell
Sigitro gnebp pna Sopre / en- meaet
interesinltt artifel / "Mtorgenbl. "
Gems @fpatorraoilis err omtrent II
@ange iaa itor iom Soroens, os oct
er oa let at re1re no, at Der bra0
&llmianget angaar funoe lupes 1900
Sorofugler al ben. Gen er i~aalebes
betpoeIig iterre emo ole oe andre 7
itore Diameter og Be 700 iuaa Ela-
meter t%iIiammen. Naar ben engaug
naar iaa Iangt / i'm ll6pifling, at BEN
blir bebnet, bill oen fiirne gipe 0ips.
betinselier for oper 100 @unge iuu
mango 2tn iom poa Sorben .nnoer
Be iamme pegetariife Sprbolbe.
Supiters are itaar nGften lobret
poa @arens Glon, boilfet meof6rer,
at Der poa HIaneten praftiif talt life
fnoeS Narstioer. Splen pil Sug
efter Gag belc aaret ~igielnan gaa
omtrent ben iarnme 9ile paa Sim.
melen meb Ell Sart, ium err uoer Dob
bel ioa itor iom Sen, SoIen tilipue.
laoeube bar, ieet fra Soroen. Gen
rbpre Solos oreier Jig nemIig ON lin
@re | Den forte Sio of pmtrent 10
Elmer. 5 elmer Tag og 5 Simer
Nat altiaa. Saglsnner mao iaale'
bes bIi bare Ser. 1.67 paa Siipiter,
noar ben utber De iamme iociale
SurboIo er STR. 400 paa Soroen;
men Iarslsnnen bill liaeuel bli oner
10000 MOB fattige 1900 bos os.
0ette fommer al at Srpiter.aaret
bar life minore emo 10,477 Sage,
buiIfet iuarer til 1t.9 Sorb.Iar, iom
aItioa er ben 5ib, Silpiter briser
til ct Smleb omfriu5 Solen.
MeS Seninn til 2ps % @arme
maa SSlipiter oa oens ~epentuene BE.
boere fra isrite Sib al bare heroiit
til at ereie iig ielo. Gems aiitano
ira SoIen er nemIig ooer 5 Sarge
iaa flor Tom Soroens, os Selgen
berai er, at Sripiter mobtaeer bare
I :27 af oct Gus os BEN @arme. iom
Soroen mootager ira Solcn, Sor.
boloet meIem Stsrrelieu al Solen
ieet ira Soroen oa Supiter or ont
trent oct imume Tom mellem Ell Iiben
5aIIerfen 90 en- Semsre.
Nfen er Supiter iteomoberlig be.
banoIet bpab SoIlps angaar, iaa
iaar Sen fit Wson ieien / MadneIps.
Sor ct iSpliif Steo for ipGrmeriife
Iaturcr, bocr life miubre eno s
Maancr fappeS ON at ilette binau.
Sens Sfp5ger no! aitronomerne
paa Supiter mlaa iaa iiiIaiirnSis
NOT at beitiue meo bare at obIerpere
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-05-26
Den iictte sans.
SnSerncS ifinlte @ibcu.

Or. ScnsboI0t, iom for nngen Iar
iiben ioretog 6orifninasreiier / Sbt'
bet % SnOien iOrtRller ON Ell Rpffe
b~eipuoerIiae &ing fra SppnotiSmen8
@eroen, inm BAN bar opIepct ! De
fierne Ggne.
Meget al oct, ban iortGuer ON,
er tenrmelie IlluiIigt pg fienot. Men
enfeIte al 0e "~llubere", ban bar ieet
oe ~Snopieoe" / Snoien ioretoge, er
pirfeIig iorbnuienoe % tpoer UNDER
ale SmitGn0iQbeoer paa, at taIrige
al &c inoiife "lSnopieoe" iiooer inoe
meb Ell 6oritonelie al Sppnotiame
% beiIGgteoe Saser, iom langt oper'
saar @eltenS &ioen.
s oiSie Gage, % Der tales iaa
meget ON 0en iiette Cans, fan Def
bare SrtereS'e at bsre, buao Or.
SensboIot iort9ner ON Snoernes
gpner i iommc 8etning, og bporIe-
beS ban ~iorfIarer SGnomenet.
S~oriatteren Tiger, at bpao al ben.
ne ifiuIte giocu soar no paa, or al
opnaa en- Gilitano al fnloItpnoig
i~noaopen6t 2iu.
Gen Snopieoe ieger at lesripe Jig
ira Soniernes 8eroen, ira Den belle
pore @erben, at aIcmme oenne Gil
pGreIie, at trUffc aIle fine Gpner oa
arGiter til Iig og fun leoe os ltirre
inoao / lin eeen SiGl. Naor man
bar opnooet oen Silitano, at man
or iom iuIoitpnoig ocb for Smper'
oenen, oa cr "ens SiPl bit Ell
Gable, boorpaa 4atnreu fan % oil
%ifrioe", oo ioripinoer ems Yer'on'
liebeos @rGuier, ems egen SlGl
aoor | ct meo aItets Girl, 90 man
ier meo SenueS Zine 90 banoler
meo oens Mngt - oct bill iiae, man
oeIer til en- bis 8rab oens alpioen'
beo % Roet, Snoerne faloer bette
at opuoa gnbeS meb grobma.
Oct ipnes i @irfeIigbeben at no
gisre belle oeres "%ifiuIte %Sen'
6or al opnaa ocnne inbaopenote I'll
itaub, aiGloer oct ON at jamie Sp'
merflombeoen paa Ct enfelt 9nnft
ell eufeIt Gag, bporpeo ben eprist
@eroen blir borte og iiliioit Far
| ogiaa oct enc Yunft borttages. SiG'
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-05-26
Otter ct oulfanh nobruo.

&c ffrpffeIi1e uuIfanife uSbrub i
1902 pao 2erne Wartiniane % Ct.
@iucent az gultanernC Wont FeIt %
SpHiritre e. euSuu / iriItt Winoe.
Gcgrtotionen / NuIfanenS 9prbeo
bIep ratlrIigOiS oIbelcs sbeIuat, zoe.
cielt al De gIsseroe 9apomosier.
Soor Saoaltorpeu enbuu er uItoot
ION boa piSie Steoer omfriug Mormt
Rele, bnr inaeu &%Ionteu9rt funnel
cp'taa; men operalt bpor Der er blit
SprRffer. iamt bOor amoiipreu ban
bragt Sforpeu til al iorpitre, bar mi
TIanteIiU olerebe beypnSt at piie ia,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-05-26
ny PrWmle Fra Norge
Norge i~~~
20 pafrc farnelastc Sort ira Sp %
gpsb for % Gents, c1er nit
iom TrGnnie meo "Toten"
ct Gar.

Oct err irtet, iom bill elpoe en-
2anbsmonb ioa meeet iom at faa en-
Silien fro Fem paa ct paffcrt rorif
9repfort. &on bill f9ttc itor Tris
paa set og eientrte oct / lit al6um
cler fon'fe iloa Def % poa Ipaaei,,
os 8 bill ban life elen1me.
Sc 20 proipestbrenfort, iom ri
tiGbpber Gem iii ooenitaoenbe biQiee
Tris, pr et l1opoIg beitoaenee oi Bill.
Ieber fra fsIgenbe steSer:
GubbrunbsbaIen (2orseeeen fra
Strenitab).
Saroanaer (9aatefos).
8inaerifs fra Sfaret / Humebal.
SeIsbeim airfe / ssnofiorb.
@~onoepieer fra Ssliter / Ssnbiior6.
! sGtersbalen meflem @aae os 9pfle.
@eTtre Slihre / Ialores.
Wosiepangen.
SunneI peb 9olitao paa go~siebanen.
SosiefaIb pau 8ois.
Mrenbol.
@ergerI
Gromnien.
@iepif.
Sammerieit.
ariitiania.
ariitiansonb.
ariftiansiuno.
Staponger.
S~ronobiem.
ale portofrit tiIienbt for % Gent,
eler iom TrGmie meo "&piten".
Icrf! 9isie Sort i9lges life Ell.
feltpis, fun / SGt poa 20 Stpffer.
y. annnbicn VnbI. 50.
! Gerurab, Soma.