davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1911-07-06
sus bureau has no information re-
specting the number of mortgaged
farms leased to tenants.

specting the number of mortgaged
farms leased to tenants.
According to Acreage.
The statement relative to farms
distributed according to certain acre
age groups shows that those Of 10
acres and under numbered 1882 in
1910 and 323,096 in 1900, a gain of
1895; of 20 to 40 acres, 70,497 in
1910, and 54,3S4 in 1900, an in
crease of 1918; of so to SO acres,
33,114 in 1910, and 29,944 in 1900,
gain of 3,170; of 100 to ia acres,
19,406 in 1910, and 20,532 in 1900,
loss of 1925; of ITS to 499 acres,
12,494 in 1910, and 14,075 in 1900,
a decrease of 1881; of 500 to 999
acres, 1898 in 1910, and 2,314 in
1900, a loss of 3S1; and of 1000
acres and over, 804 in 1910, and l.
01O in 1900, decrease of 206.
Acreage-Group Proportions.
OF the whole number of farms,
those of 10 acres and under formed
% per cent in 1910 and 21 per cent
in 1900; those of 20 to 49 acres, 40
per cent in 1910 and 35 per cent in
1900; those of so to SO acres, 10
per cent in both 1910 and 1900;
those of 100 to ia acres, II per
cent in 1910 and 13 per cent in 1900;
those of 175 to 449 acres, per cent
in 1910 and 9 per cent in 1900;
those of 500 to 999 acres, 1 per cent
in 1910 and 2 per cent in 1900; and
those of 1000 acres and over O.5
per cent in 1910 and 0.6 per cent in
1900.
The expenditures for labor in 1910
reached the sum of S10,734,000 as
compared with s6,107,000 in 1900,
an increase of $4,627,O00, or 76 per
cent.
The expenditures for fertilizers
amounted in 1910 to $15,130,000
and $4,494,000 in 1900, an increase
of s10,e36,OOO, or 2s7 per cent.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1911-07-06

stated as s24.64, as against $9.O6 in
1900, a rise of 1883, or 172 per
cent.
The average value per acre of farm
land alone in 1910 was reported as
$19.S9, while in 1900 it was S7.14,
the amount of gain being s12.75, or
179 per cent.
Of the whole number, 176,180, of
farms reported in 1910, there were
79,4S4, or As per cent, operated by
white farmers, and 96,696, or SIS per
cent, by negro and other non-white
farmers, as compared with total OF
1886 in 1900, Of which 69,954, or
As per cent, were conducted by white
farmers, and 85,401, or SIS per cent,
by negroes and other non-whites.
The increase in the number of farms
during the decade amounted to g.
$50, and in the number of farms OF
negro and other non-white farmers,
,295.
Farm Ownership.
The total number of farms operat-
ed in 1910 by owners, part owners,
and owners and tenants, comprising
the "all owners" class, was 64,227,
as compared with 59,417 in, 1900, an
increase of 4,1SO.
The total number of farms con-
Quoted in 1910 by cash tenants,
share tenants, including standing
renters and choppers, and share
tenants, comprising the "all tenants"
class, was 11,097, as against 94,SS4
in 1900, an increase of 1928.
The total number of farms operat-
ed by managers in 1910 was S56, as
compared with 1854 in 1900, de-
crease of 1913.
The total number of farms operat-
ed by the "all owners" class consti-
tuted 81 per cent IF the whole num-
Der of farms in 1910 and SO per cent
in 1900; those operated by the "all
tenants" class, 63 per cent in 1910
and 81 per cent in 1900; and those
conducted by managers, 0.5 per cent
in 1910, and or per cent in 1900.
Of the total number, 64,227, of
farms operated in 1910 by the "all
owners class, there were 1920, or
II per cent, reported as "owned free
of debt" and 1887, or % per cent,
reported as mortgaged. There were
I1,776 farms for which no mortgage
report was secured, and these are in
cluded in the farms free from debt. "
In 1900 information was secured
concerning the "owned farm homes" :"
At that time 47,2S0, or 81 per cent,
were reported free from debt" and
1,1S1, or 19 per cent, as mortgaged.
There were 1920 farms in 1900 for
which no mortgage report was secur-
ed, and these were included in the
farms "free from debt" The CEN
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1911-07-06
RENOVATING LEPER'S HOME.
Kirk Property in Aiken is Being
OverhauIed.

Aiken, June 29-Dr. T. G.. Croft,
who has in charge the old Kirk prop
erty in this city, is having the place
cleaned and renovated. Some days
ago the city authorities thoroughly
disinfected the house and premises
where Mrs. Kirk, who suffered for
years with leprosy contracted in
South America, lived and died.
It is not known what disposition is
to be made of the house, but it is
practically certain that it will not be
burned, as has been advocated by the
board of health, and which matter is
now in the courts.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1911-07-06

given in the first section of the sum-
mary. These are 16 per cent. in the
average acres per farm and 4 per
cent. in the total farm acreage. An
explanation of this decrease is given
below.
The statement shows in detail that
the number of farms reported in
1910 was 176,180, as compared with
155,355 in 1900, an increase Of TO-
2S5, or 13 per cent.
Farm Value.
The total value of farm land and
buildings was given in 1910 as $751;
S33, 900, as against $126,762,000 in
1900, an increase of s205,071,000,
or 162 per cent.
The total value of all farm land
alone was reported in 1910 as $267,-
931, 900, as compared with $99,S06,-
600 in 1900, gain of $16S,125,000,
or 169 per cent.
The total value of all farm build
ings alone was given in 1910 as $685.
100000, as against s26,956,000 in
1900, an increase of s36,946,000, or
1877 per cent.
In 1910 the value of the farm land
alone constituted 81 per cent of the
total value of the land and buildings,
as compared with 79 per cent in
1900.
The reported value of farm i'm
plements and machinery was $14,-
067, 900 in 1910, as against $780,
900 in 1900, a gain of $7,497,000,
or 112 per cent.
The total acreage reported in 1910
was 13,469,000 acres, as compared
with 13,9s5,000 in 1900, decrease
of $4,000 acres, or 4 per cent. An
error of 100000 acres was found in
the total acreage reported for Spar
tanburg county for 1900, so that the
real decrease for the State was 49,
900 acres, or per cent. About
$4,000 acres of this decrease is
found in the coast counties. In 1900
this land was reported to be in farms,
although as a matter Of fact, it was
woodland and other unimproved land
not used for farm purposes. This
land was not reported as in farms in
1910.
The improved acreage was return
ed in 1910 as amounting to $685.
600 acres, as against 5,776,000 in
1900, an increase of 100000, or 5
per cent.
The improved acreage formed As
per cent of the total acreage of 1910
and Al per cent in 1900.
The average acreage per farm re-
ported in 1910 was 76, as against 80
in 1900, a decrease Of IA acres, or
16 per cent.
The average value per acre OF
farm land and buildings in 1910 is
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1911-07-06
FARM STATISTICS.
Comparative Statement is Announced
by Federal Census Bureau.

Washington, June 29.-Acting
Census Director Falkner issued to-
day the first official statement from
the census bureau relative to the ag-
ricultural statistics of the State OF
South Carolina collected at the
thirteenth decennial United States
census, April Is. 1t is based on a
preliminary comparative summary
submitted by DR.. LIE Grand Powers,
chief statistician of the division OF
agriculture in the bureau of the CEN
sus. This summary shows, for both
the census of 1910 and that of 1900,
the reported total value of farm
land, buildings, and implements and
machinery; total acreage; improved
acreage; average acres per farm; av-
erage value per acre of farm land and
buildings; average value per acre of
farm land alone; and the aggregate
expenditure for labor and fertilizers.
It also distributes the total number OF
farms according to color of farmer;
specified character of tenure; wheth-
er held free or mortgaged by owners;
and by certain acreage groups.
The census of agriculture was
taken primarily for the purpose OF
obtaining an accurate inventory of
all classes of farm property exist
ing on April Is, 1910; a complete ex-
hibit of farm operations during the
year ended December 81, 1909; and
statement of the number and value
of domestic animals in cities and vii
lagos on April Is, 1910.
Rates of Increase and Decrease.
It is pointed out in the statement
to-day that the principal rates of in
crease in South Carolina in 1910, as
against 1900, among the items for
which percentages are given in the
first section of the summary, are: In
the total expenditure for fertilizers,
237 per cent; in the average value
per acre of farm land alone, 179 per
cent; in the average value per acre
of farm land and buildings, 172 per
cent; in the total value of all farm
land alone, 169 per cent; in the total
value of farm land and buildings, 1852
per cent; in the total value of farm
buildings, 1877 per cent; in the total
value of all farm implements and
machinery, 112 per cent; in the to-
tai expenditure for labor, 76 per cent;
in the whole number of farms, 13
per cent; and in the total improved
farm acreage, 5 per cent.
Only two decreases are reported
among the items for which rates are
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1911-07-06
STRIKES ST. MICHAEL'S.
Famous Church is Set on Fire by
Lightning.

The most widely known building
in South Carolina and one OF the
most famous in the entire South had
narrow escape from destruction
Yesterday afternoon when st. Micha-
els church, at the corner of Broad
and Meeting streets, was struck oy
lightning at about $3.50 o'clock and
set on fire. But for the fact that
the sexton, Mr.. C. N. Beesley, was in
the church at the time and detected
the flames within few seconds after
they had broken out in the organ
loft, it is probable that the church
would have been destroyed or at
least badly damaged. Had the thun-
der storm. in the course of which the
church was struck, taken place at
night, the chances are that the ire
would have gained too great headway
to be successfully fought. AS 1t was,
the prompt action of Mr.. Beesley in
turning in the alarm and the quick
work of the firemen after they had
arrived on the scene, confined the
blaze to the floor beneath the choir
loft. Mr.. Beesley stated yesterday
afternoon that the damage was NOM
inal. ..r.
Sexton Turns in Alarm.
Mr.. Beesley was in the vestibule
with a lady and gentleman who had
come in to see the famous church
when the loud clap of thunder that
startled the entire city at about $50
o'clock came. The squall had been
raging foi some time and there had
been considerable wind, rain and
electrical disturbance. When the
loudest clap came Mr.. Beesley felt a
shock, but did not at once realize
that the church had been struck. A
few seconds afterwards, however, he
looked up and saw the smoke, the
flames being in the flooring OF the
choir stand Immediately in front OF
the organ. The sexton at once sent
a man to the fire box across the
street and turned in an alarm.
Flooring Ripped Up.
The wires leading to fire headquar-
ters had been put out of commission
by the same lightning bolt, but four
engines, the automobile engine, the
chemical engine and two steamers,
and the aerial truck arrived prompt
ly. The flooring of the choir loft
was ripped up and the flames imme-
diately subdued. The incident at
tracted large crowd in spite of the
rain, and many expressions Of relief
were heard when it was seen that
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1911-07-06
the blaze had been quenched and the
historic edifice stood practically un-i
damaged.

historic ed1f1ce stood .practlcaliy uH-l
damaged. 50
New Organ Undamaged.
Either the lightning struck the tall
steeple of the church and ran down
the lightning rod or else the bolt
entered the church by means OF o.
wire and was communicated to the
lightning rod. Thence it passed along
a gas pipe, bursting the pipe, passed
under the organ and set fire to the
flooring in front of the instrument.
It is thought that the ignition OF gas
escaping from the pipe started the
blaze. The current in the church had
been turned of and was in nOwise
responsible for the accident. SO far.
as could be learned yesterday, the
damage was confined to the flooring
of the choir loft. It is believed that
neither the steeple nor the splendid
new organ recently installed In the
church was damaged. A more thor
ough examination will be made to-
day.
Struck Once Before.
At least once before has st. Mi
chael's been struck by lightning.
Many years ago, in the days Of hoop
skirts, bolt struck the steeple and
ran down the lightning rod to the
ground. The hoop skirt Of q lady,
who was standing under the portico
close to the front of the church, was
set on fire. Her life was saved by
gentlemen present who rushed her
out. into the street, where the driv-
ing rain that was falling at the
time put out the flames.
St. Michael's church has passed
through many vicissitudes since Its
erection was begun in 1852. It has
suffered heavily in cyclone, earth
Quake and bombardment, but remains
to-day perfect and beautiful ex-
ample of church architecture
Charleston News and Courier, Thurs
day.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1911-07-06
WOMAN SHOOTS INTRUDER
Negro Enters the Door and Bullee
Goes Through His Heart #

Fort Worth, Texas, July. 1.-While
alone in her home with her four-year-
old baby at midnight last night, Mrs.
E. T. Goodwin heard a negro tearing
away the fastening on 2 rear screen.
She waited until he opened the door
into her room, then fred twice, kill
ing him with a bullet through the.
heart. The police and business men
have started a subscription to give,
Mrs. Goodwin a medal for bravery. .
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1911-07-06

< or 6 doses 1856" will cure any
case of Chills and Fever. Price. z5c.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-12-22
Werfelie 5%urYfienoelie.

Sra 8encpo, ST., beretteS Den
1Soe December: gn al De merle.
lisite Surpficuoelier, iou nogeniinoe
er afgipet i &ainois, aiiagoeS ioog
al en- Srrp / Oiitriftsretten. Zen
LOO paa Strnfarbeioe paa SiuStio ior
Senrp ". Norris for Ntorhet paa
WtrS. GlteQe Gumas | Eontioc.
Nen ioruNcu bette itipulerebe SIT
rpen, at Ganaen paa boer Iarsbag
ior Moroct Tube iGttes / Songe.
bullet poo @unb og 9rso / "a 81.
mcr. Siocrc beitemtes, at Sangen
albrig maattc lsslaoes paa Earole.
Sommereu maatte unberrette Su-
rpen ON, at en- iaaoan aieubeIie life
loo iig boorob9pe. % ienote Den iii.
baae til Suruo9reliet iorat ta9e lin
&ienbeIie urNer iornpet Sperpeielie.
On al SurumGnbene erflGreoe. at
SGnanirg bar Ell aItior milo Straf
for Worri3.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-12-22
poit.Kurier.

ct SoriIoI, Ser bar til Seniigt at
bringe 6orncrne | nsie SorbinbeIie
meo 2onbbrugsIfoierne rrnbt ON |
2arbet / scr Siemeo at tllnnc tilnptr
tesisre liz noaet al Den prolific In
oerpiSning ION eipes al oiSic, pil.
beretteS ser ira @aibinston, bli frem.
lot / Observation-Disclosures en- of DC for.
Gage eiter aongresicnS Sammen-
trGoen iaicn eiter SuIcferierne.
8orilaget itsttes al Den iaofalotc
"NationoI Soil Sertifitp 9eusue" Der
blanot fine raaoaipenSe %eolcmmer
bar IGno iom Erriioent Gait. 9ano.
brueSminiitcr @iIion, Spcafer GIarf.
SnmeS 5. Sill, @iniam s. Srpm %
andre. llnSerpisninsen oil ioresaa
uieb Toiten.
Saooaune aurier bar oeo Si9lp
al gibrag pocSe al RocfefeIlerfonoet
anereSe / nosen Sio pGret isans pao
iorficuige Steoer ! Spoen meo Oct
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-12-22
en- urietis Rapport.

Gen al GenirSbureallet uoorbei.
bebe &opport ~anganenbe aarafteren
og Seifaffeubeben al uoptaget 2anO
bar paft itor SorbitreIie | @isconiin
% pil rimeligpis bli giort til 8ien-
itano ior Eaatale / aongresien, be.
retteS Der ira @aiGington Den 1Soe
December.
Tapporten fortRaer, at Der | @is-
coniin intet u~optuget, oprfbart Sano
iinoeS igien, mems Saftltm er, at Der
enOnl itaor igien minOite 10000
600 Icres, bporaf 100000 Icres
CT goot 6arninsslano. &opporten
peo pibere at berette, at nGiten alt
2anbet / Ocu ipoiige Gel al Stotea
err ififfet til GDrfning, meoenS Can.
oct / Den norolige Gel er pilot o9
ulGnbt % / tor ll~oitrGfning uififfet
for Sormsiemeo.
9etet er, iom ale, iom er fienot
pao DE- Srufter pco, ilet life ia1ot
ihet belle ben norolige Solpbel al Sta.
ten beitonr al gobt SorobrugSIano,
Der burti9 bebpgges % opoprfes.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-12-22
On tYpaotie p%reitemano,

Sra goseman Mont., berettes, at
Haitor Soiepb &. @eOberg, tioIigere
FreIt Tor Den ~ioenife Wenigbeo | Ina.
conoa, Der iorIebeu blep arreiteret I
ct. Saul, Winn, og tronsporteret
tilbage iorat ipttcs moer retslig Eli.
tale for Spperi, cr gooet til gefien.
oelie % bar tilitaoet Sorbrpoelien
Get nptteoe life at itanlpe MOB
Sraaooen, iagbc ban. San blep al
6orbersoommeren bcnpiit til 81.
itriftsretten uroer $1,000 aaution.
timber lit SpbolO / 1t. Hoill bapbe
ban i~freuet til WtliS Gbriitine Wtatt.
Jon | 9o5emon, buem ban unber falift
8~oregipenoe bnpoe iupOt for $500, at
Siitorierne, iom par int / Smlsb ont
BAN, bar onbifabSfulbe 2sgne, % a.
ban itrar ifuloe fomme tilbage og be-
pie i'm uifpIbigbeO. Genne Sfri.
belle pioner ON, at ban par Ell ligeIaa
frGf Se9ner TOM Spp.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-12-22
Sne / Syopeiteu.

Sra Sflaboma Gitp, Sfla., mel.
oes Den 19be December: Ser liner
ioag for fsrite Sang paa TO Iar oper
belle ben peitIige Gel al Staten. Sne.
ialoet er itGrft nof til at lPgge Sern-
banetraiifen ~alporlige Sinoringer /
Seien.
Sra Sopefa, Sans, meloes iam-
me Tag: Ser er ibag % inat folot
fra en- til to BONNER Sne / Den belt
lige Gel al &noias. Stormen rnier
peitoper meb burtig ipnfenbc 5empe.
raturer. Oct itGrfeite Sneiolo paa
II Iar melbes fra Whlllinpiae, bpor
Der / Nattens 2sb falot 12 CONNER.
s Heis Gountp parierer SnefaIoet
fra fem til otte Sommer.
Sra @if)ita, Sans, berettes lige.
leoes iamme Gag: Sneplogene be.
orbreoes ibag no | 9eroS, bpor
Sneen langs Fonbanole- Huten al
Sort @ortb & Ienperbanen lager
to SOB bpb paa flab Warf.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-12-22
Sfibsfarten paa Sicerne

Sra 9ulutb, Rirn., meloes Den
19oe Gee: Moior i, g.. Sbunf, Der
paa Observation-Disclosures @esne
miolcrtioig i%oreitanr cafe Superior.
9iitriftet, paapcger / lin garsrop-
portal 0ulutb.S hyperion Sapn | Sen-
ieenoe til ben gicnneminitliee mao
neolige 6raatraiif / Den netop aiillt-
teoe Sfibsfartsipion itaar nPit eiter
Nep Dorf. Der no. og inoifibebes
/ Siifalnaret 36.6S4,57S Con meo
8arer, Der tiIiummer bapbe en- Ser
oi al oper 1884 600, 900. 9ette re.
prGienterer en- 6oreaeIie al 1917
Procent oper iorrioe gar, 213 BRO.
cent oper @aret 1900 og belle 1,tSS
Yrocent oper Moret 1890.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-12-22
potetes

Sfslge en- al Geniusbnreouet |
8aibinaton netop oientligaiort Sta.
tiff oper EoteteSnpIinaen / 2anoet /
Geniusoaret 1910, er Yotetesarealet
| Otinueiota blepet forsget ira 116,.
$50 acreS / 1900 til 223, 692 acres
| 1910. YroouftionSforsgelien bar
/ iamme SioSrum ppret enouu garl.
tie b~etpoeIig itsrre, ioet llobpttet I:
1910 uogioroe 26,S02, 94S 9uibeI
moo fun 14,643,327 @uibel I 1900,
en- Sorsgelie al oper 100000 9u.
ibel, eIlcr SO Erocent. 8 1910 bap.
&c Yptetesaplingeu / Winneiota Ell
SotolpGroi al $7,6S5,259 moo Blot
So, 40S, 997 / 1900.
s 1910 par 100000 IcreS BE.
ploutct meo Eoteter beri 2anoet MOB
2,939,000 Mcres / 1900.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-12-22

bebe @aifct @aa.S lag melem ct.
SIaf College % Siltbcr College. Get
bar ell intereslont gegipenbeo, %
mango 5olt bar iremlnsot. gegge
Teams" ipiaebe uomerfet. Cutler
ponbt, q moo %.
- Smtrent 100 Stuoenter peb
Cutler College reiiie ioag til fine
Stem bit og Der omfring | Horope.
item. De bupoe en- ertra Easioger.
uo9n, iom ifuloe tage De ileite al Dem
til ct. Voul, bpor be iprebes og
eoar til ole annter.
- Wrs. .. 8. Warib Der | 9pen
bleu al american Gonierpotorp OF
Wiiiics alitnini peo oeres gnrsmgbe
forleoen | Chicago polat til giceprp.
iioent for Soma. 5iaa Warib. 2ur.
ton, MI boiot | Chicago, bIcp palgt
til forreiponoerenoe SefretGr.
.. &. Socobion % Suitru, iom
en- 3iolang bar boet | GpanspiIle,
Rinn,, bar ppret bernebe poa 9eisg
hos Sacobions @ober, Wrs. u. Sa.
cobIon og andre SlGgtninge. Otter
9Dtoar piI De boiGtte liz | Omaha.
Nebroifa, bpor ban oil reprpientere
Getroit- 5irmaet 6rebericf SteornS
& 50.
81. 6. S4ieIoobI, Ssn nf aisb-
mano 8. 6. Sdieloobl / Sigblanb.
bile, fom BERTH ira Iafota / 5irS.
bags. San bar omborb paa oct
Sernbanetog, iom Wanoag bnpbe oct
lergeIige Sammenitso peo Obesia,
Wtinn., men ban fom ira oct iioen
Nen, flint ct itsrre antaI al YoS.
iogerer blcp brpbte eller lemlGiteoe.
De TO l~tgeblooe, Tom uofom.
mer | Gresco, er blet enige ON at for
bsie Subifriptionspriien fra ST til
$3.50 pr. Iar. Get bar pitt fig, at
meb De mlpGrenbe bsie Yriier paa
SepnctSmioler, Irbeiosbj9lp og alt
anoet, er oct onntrent iepngo0t meb
Speltibiel at foriege at uogipe ct
gloo, Der ppicntlig or beregnct pua
ct cnfelt County, for en- Collar ON
Iaret.
Wr. % Mrs. q. 6. Ssines /
GaImar refer ben 2ben Sanuar til
Spoeu, bpor De oil tilbringe oct me.
tie al 8interen. 9e refer isrit til
Rem Orleans og gaar oerira belt.
oper til SeraS o. California, bpor
De oil bli til Woroi 8ras SGionen
begpnoer | Hen Orleans. De refer
oa tilbage BERTH, % fsrit noar Set.
Iigbeoerne er operitaoet letter De at.
ter anrien MOB Noroer. De bill an,
togelig fomme tilboge til GoImor /
Worts. Ceres mango @enner snifer
Dem en- lpffeIig oa beboeeIig Heiie.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-12-22

ReiuItat at Sarmerne Der bar forbob.
let fine aroinger.
! 6orilaset oil Der bIi forIanst en-
geuilguins al 100000, ~iparenoe til
omtrent Y Sent pr. capita, og bette
geIsb bill srabpis bli iorsset, inOtil
eiter 5 gars 6orlsb oct bar uaact OF
til $5,000,000. Ger err / 5orbinoelie
nieo cite 8orilus regrlet no, at llogif.
terre meo gnipttelien al en- "Soil
erpert" | hpert eneite i~orooprtenoe
Gountp / Sonbet life 6ilbe anoraee
ii. oper 10 Gents pr. capita.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-12-22
Rooiepelt ifielot no.

"a Sberit HooiepeIt iorIeben eiter
en- Gale ban boIht i Irbeioertcmplet
i Mem Oort, fom no paa 8aoen, ful.
DC ban i SrGu9ielen life iinbe i'm au.
tomobil % orog aiiteo tiliobs iorat
opie9e Ell Saricob. en- itor Sp1rm,
Ger nGitcu ipIbte 8aoeu, fulste eiter
BAN.
Gil to 9onitabler, iom aIbuebe fig
Sei inc i SrGngielen. ~iorflnreoe ban
| ipeaeuloe llotrpf ben anibe, bpori
ban beianbt iia, % &c 10 Sroenens
O~pretboIbere itanieoe / lin Sper iorat
ppre Den bcrsmte % populGre Or.
pr9iiSent til 5ieneite, Sen isrite Den
beSite IutomobiI, iom fom forbi. Get
trai til at barre en- Tripatmitomobil,
bpis Chauffeur nebloaoe en- meeet
enersiH Yroteit moo GoIitieis pil.
faarIise 9elaelGgselie al anben
Wanos Gienoom. Ien life isr fit
Gbauiicuren Gie paa RooiepeIt, isr
Eiben fit en- anoen Spb: - Sosnen
too til grpreiioentens Sieneite. og
Gbauiieuren piIoe betraste Oct iom
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-12-22
ScroeIiet SolpbrYuup.

Sra 9uIutb, Winn., berettes Den
1Sbe December: Sgaar bar oct DIR.
og Wrs. 30. 2orentions Sslpbrpl.
lup. &c Dor | 9eaper Ban % bs-
rer til Safe Gointps 9lbite og melt
oeteoe Snobpggere. Sanleoning
Sslpbrpquppet bapbe beres Nubper
% Senner ira ii9ru og n9r orran.
geret ct "Surpriie Eartp" for Dem,
men erfareoe til lin Sperraifelie og
Sorg, of DIR. 2orention iantme Dag
bar briifnet | 2afe Superior.
Ssnbag 8ormiOoag bar SorentIon
90 en- Mdnb peo Hopn Sacob Sacob.
ion reiit no paa Sisen forat tage op
fine NGt, oe paa Siempeien bIep
goaoen fplbt % pGltet al en- fi9m-
pemGsiig gslge. ulpffen blep iagt.
taget ira Sanb, og Der blep itrar
ienot @anoe no. Sacobion blep REQ.
BET, men 2orention %oriifneoe. Sans
Sig bleu ganife itrar gienilinoet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-12-22
John SieeIow 900.

Zen bcremte omerifonife Soriot-
ter, Souruoliit % diplomat, Sobn
giaelom, er Den 19be bs. afgaoct peb
Gsoen | lit Stem / 8ramercp Yart.
Nem 9orf, / ben bsie glocr al liot
oper 81 Iar.
gigelom, Der bar is6t | Maloen,
H. y, Den 25oe Nopember 1917, par
Ell iamtioig o. perionIig SmgangS'
pen al CAMEL @eblter, @iaiam 9ul.
len Srpont % Samud 5. Siloen.
San bar ogina eli uorm Sen pg Be-
unbrcr al ErGiibent 2incoIn, al bpem
ban benimoo Gluten al Sorserfri.
gen bleo ubuGunt til amerifanif Soon.
iul / ToriS. Nogle iaa Nor ienere
uouGontes ban til oe Soreueoe Sta-
tiers Imbasiooer til Sranfrig.