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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-10-21

Following are the sales Of local
stocks during the week:
SALES-Between Boards: 20 Pio-
neer. s2ls; 1876 oahu, S33; rs EVA,
$3.50.
Session Sales: $4,000 Honokaa 6s,
si03.25; $4,000 Honokaa IS, s1O3.25; 6
Pioneer. s21s.
DIVIDENDS Oahu. reg 2Oc., spl
40c.. 06c; Haw Sugar, i3Oc: o. n 4
l.. Co., 75c. "A f"E
SALES - Between Boards: $4,000
Olaa 6s.$94.75: 10 1. s. N. Co.. S142.-
so; $4,000 Olaa IS $94.75; 5 Waialua,
Sis; SO Olaa, So; Z Olaa, 50; 100
Olaa, IS; 10 Brewery. $2O.12h; 80
Brewery. S20.12h; $500 Hon. Gas. IS,
800; 30 Pepeekeo. S155; Hilo Co.,
$3.50; 1870 McBryde, $3.50; 200 Pa
hang Rub, $21.50.
Session Sales: Olaa, So; 5 Eva,
$3.50; IS McBryde, $6.75; 8 McBryde,
$6.75; 5 McBryde. $6.75.
SALES-Between Boards: IL.
8. N. Co.. $l45; II. C. 4 8. Co.,
s4O.5o; 2s Nut. Tel Co., Sl7.25; 100
Olaa, SO. ~
Session Sales: s II. c. & 8. Co..
$40.50.
SALES-Between Boards: IS Eva,
s3l; so Pineapple, $3.50: 10 I. 1. 8.
N. Co.. $147; 10 Haw. Sugar Co.. $45.-
so; Tanjong Olok Rub, S41.
Session Sales: so Hon. d. 4 M. Co,
$2o.25; Is Hutchinson, $17l2h; Z II.
c. & 8. Co., $40.75; so Eva, S31.25;
20 Eva, $31.25.
SALES - Between Boards: $4,000
McBryde 6s, 500; $1,000 Hilo 1901 IS,
500; 40 Onomea. sac; EOS McBryde.
$6.37h; 40 McBryde, s6.37h; ~ o. r.
& l.. Co., $144.
Session Sales: $1,000 McBryde 6s,
500: 5 Waialua. SIS; Waialua
Sis: 10 Brewery. S2O.5O: 10 Pioneer.
1915; II. c. & s. Co., $i0.75; 6 II.
c. q s. Co., $40.75.
DIvIDENDS-Oct. 20. 1911: Haw.
Ayr. Co., reg. 81, spl. 50; 81.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-10-21
First Hilo Strike.

First Hiio Strike.
Hilo had little excitement last
week over very small strike that
was born. lived and died inside of a
couple of hours. The brakemen on
the Hilo railway who have been get.
ting but si5 a month conceived the
idea that their services were worth
about $50 for the same length OF time
to the company and they put In their
demand to that effect. The company
demurred, the brakemen went on
strike, one engine was tied up for a
couple OF hours, then the strikers
places were filed and everything NOV
ed along smoothly.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1911-08-18
HAY $1,000 A TON.

With the wonderful hay crops in this
section contrasted with the exit eme
shortage of hay throughout states like
Illinois and Iowa there is no question
but farmers through this section, who
raised hay this year will have a veriable
gold mine, says the Ashland News.
Telegraphic news from Peoria, Illi-
nois, which is one of the greatest mar
kets for farmers in the Northwest was
to the effect that hay sold in that city
recently at S26 ton, this being the
highest price that hay Lad sold in Peoria
since 1870.
With hay selling at this price at the
present time in such agricultural sec
lions, there is no question but that the
prices will soar, decid eddy between now
and winter; undoubtedly the farmers
of this section who will have hay to sell
will be able to command many dollars
above the highest prices per ton that
this section has ever experienced.
Rhinelander New North.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1911-08-18
LAONA MEN IN TROUBLE.

Albert Hoffman and Peter Lehman,
two young men of Laona were bound
over to the Forest county circuit court
Monday by Crandon justice, in bonds
of $500 each, for the alleged offense of
aiding and assisting in keeping a house
of i'll fame in the town of Laona.
1t appeared that the two women who
have been camping on lake Metonga
for several weeks, tired of life in this
vicinity and liked to Laona, where the
aforesaid young men made their ac-
quaintance and established them in a
homesteader's shack in Laona. The
boys were arrested and the girls Undue
ed to turn states evidence against them.
The girls in court promised if freed to
"return to MAJ" but from their appear
ance we suspect that ina will not be
overjoyed to see them, if they ever
reach home.
Attorney ]. A. Walsh appeared for
Hoffman and Lehman, who are employ
ed in the mill at Laona.-Crandon Re-
publican.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1911-08-18
Radeliffe's Murderers to be Moved.

Judge Reid has issued an order au-
thorizing the transfer of Tony lmperio
and Philip Roberti the men who killed
sheriff Radcliffe, from the Eagle River
Jail to the Marathon county Jail This
he did upon petition of the prisoners
attorneys, who filed affidavits that the
prisoners are not safe while confined in
the Eagle River Jail. Mob violence
they say, may be resorted to an unex-
pected time. The prisoners were
brought here yesterday afternoon.
Arguments will soon be soon be made
for their admittance to bail, and If the
petition is granted, it is quite likely
that they will furnish a cash bail.
They are In communication with Italians
iii over the country. One correspon-
dent in New York City, when writing
them, places the stamp on the back of
the envelope.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1911-08-18

the grounds, closely connected with
the new concrete and brick dairy
building and the University of Wis
consin building, is 400 feet long and
ESQ feet wide This monster exhi-
bition building will house an auto
mobile show and a vehicle show OF
every description that a farmer will
be interested in.
The largest cattle barn in the
world is located on the Wisconsin
State Fair grounds. This is another
monster exhibition building and has
a capacity for 600 head of dairy
and beef cattle. 1t Is located across
the street from the live stock judg-
ing pavilion and is built of concrete,
steel and glass throughout. A per-
feet view of the animals is obtainable
at all times during the fair, the light
ing scheme being perfect.
In Oall, there are over 100 build
ings devoted to the various purposes
on the grounds and of these fully
one-third are of concrete, brick, steel
and slate construction, making the
Wisconsin state fair the most COM
plets in the world and representing
an outlay of over 100000.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1911-08-18
BLACKWELL.

Theo. Pitzlen returned from his visit
to Mosinee and vicinity last Wednes-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Grady left for
Wausau Wednesday to spend a few
weeks with the parents of the latter.
Roy Andrews spent week at his
old home in Amigo, returning Thurs
day.
G. C. Flanner has been spending the
past week at the Co.'S main office in
Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nowak are pleasantly
settled in the railroad cottage. The
former has the position of section fore
man.
Albert Zimmerman left for his home
Thursday for short visit.
Mrs. r. Powers returned from her
visit at Tomahawk Lake Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rosenow are enter
tanning friends from Chicago since
Monday.
The new warehouse is nearly finished
and the boys are talking of having a
dance soon.
Mr. Christianson of Laona is here
helping with the carpenter work of
which there is much being done. At
present new sidewalk is being laid
the length of the street to the school
house, which will be vast improve
ment. Another crew is repairing the
saw mill under the able management
of Geo. Fuller.
Miss Dennee and Miss Russell drove
down from Laona Wednesday.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1911-08-18
PADUS.

Ed Hammes went to Green Bay Sum-
day to attend the Postmasters Conven-
ton.
Mrs. A. R, Bonesteel returned Sun
day from few days visit with relativ-
es at Breed.
Miss Emma 9ast of Blackwell Jet,
visited Mrs. J. +. Aammes Sunday and
Monday.
Eugene Davis of Breed is visiting his
sister and brother-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs
A. r. Bonssteel.
Edgar Annis was to Wabsno Tues.
day.
Mrs. A. r. Bonestesl was shopping
at Laona Tuesday.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1911-08-18

IN their architectural beauty, far more
imposing in their construction, utility
and individuality, each building COW
ering a larger area than buildings
devoted to similar uses upon the Min
lesota, Iowa, Indiana and Illinois
state fair grounds.
The $50 acres comprising State
Fair park are enclosed by a high
ence and more than ten miles of con-
crete walks intersect the exhibition
section of the grounds. The road
ways. are macadamized and treated
With oil eliminating the dust prob
EN-, and the floor space OF the va
rious buildings covers more than
seventy-five acres.
1t is possible to exhibit 1000 head
of live stock without overcrowding
the buildings and each section of the
live stock exhibit has its own stock
Judging pavilion, with seating capac-
tiles ranging from 500 to 1000. The
main live stock pavilion at the north
end of Main street will accommodate
1000 spectators, who from every
seat have perfect view of the judg-
ing ring, which has accommodations
for 100 horses.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1911-08-18

On motion made second and carried
that the board adjourn until Aug. 10,
1911, at o'clock a. m. Carried
BERT GoODCHnD, Town Clerk.
Aug. 10, 1911
Adjourned meeting of the board Of
review met as per adjournment of Aug
9, 1911. All members present.
Reading of previous minutes were
read by the clerk and approved by the
board.
On motion made sec and crrried we
adjourn until one o'clock p. m.
One o'clock p. m. Meeting opened
by chairman. All members present.
Mr.. Harry McGraw, representing the
Men ominee Bay Shore Lumber Co., APP
peared to the board and asked for re-
duction on the value of railroad pro-
perty be cut from So, 900 90 per mile to
$1.750.O0
Mr.. Campbell sworn and recalled.
@. Are you familiar with the log
ging roads of the said Co. and and
Co.'S. and the manner of construction?
A. Yes sir, somewhat.
(To be continued
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1911-08-18
CARTER.

Otto Koch of Lakewood was a caller
here Wednesday,.
Claude Carter went to Oconto Falls
Saturday.
Earl Keesler of New London was a
caller here Thursday.
Mrs. Chas. Martin and son Harold
drove to Soperton Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Rabbit returned
from Laona Sunday.
Will Huettl of Wabeno was in town
the first of the week.
Matt Pagan and Chas. Martin drove
to Wabeno last Friday.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1911-08-18

The mile and half race tracks
are among the fastest of their size
in the United States and many
worlds records are credited to State
Fair park, both for trotting and pac-
lng horses, motorcycles and automo-
bile races. The grand stand is 400
seet long and the capacity, with the
annexed bleachers, is over 1000
md on the concourse between the
grand stand and the track is 500
ieet long and 100 feet wide, where
rs many more spectators have con-
yregated.
building in the southwestern part of
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1911-08-18
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
DEPARTMENT or THE INTERIOR

DGF AN mLNA Wv thI NV ANoh>
u. S. LAND OFFICE AT WAU5AU. WIS.
June II, 1911.
Notice is hereby given that Marquis
A. Belts, whose post-office address is
Wabeno, Wis, did on the 18th day of
August, 1910, file in this Office Sworn
Statement and application, No. O31O5,
to purchase the NEfl4 of NB3, Section
4, Township "a, N, Range II e., thP.
Meridian, and the timber thereon,
under the provisions of the act of June
8, 1878, and acts amsndatory, known
as the Timber and Stone Law" at
such value as might be fixed by ap-
praisement, and that, pursuant to such
application, the land and timber there
on have been estimated and valued by
the applicant at $125. the timber esti-
mated 100, 900 board feet at 31.0O per NJ
and the land $500; that said appli-
cant will offer final proof in support of
his application and sworn statement
on the oath day of August, 1911, before
the Clerk of Circuit Court, at Crandon,
Wis.
Any person is at liberty to protest
this purchase before eatry, or initiate
a contest at any time before patent
issues, by filing a corroborated afada-
Wit in this Office, alleging facts which
would defeat the entry.
Witnesses: William King of Sopsrton,
Wis, Norman Johnson, John Himley
and Ed Moore of Wabeno, Wis.
JOHN w MILLER, Register.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1911-08-18

Entered at the Post Office at Wabeno,
Wisconsin as second-class Matchmaker.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1911-08-18

ment of the personal property and it's
valuations as shown on the roll?
A. Yes sir.
Q. Did you examine the assessment
roll of the town of Athelstein for the
Menominee Bay Shore Lbr. Co. for the
year 1911?
A. Yes sir.
Mr.. Harry McGraw sworn.
@. Mr.. McGraw, are you an officer
of the M. B. S. L. Co.?
A. Yes sir.
Q. How many miles of track did the
Co. own in Marinette Co. in the year
1909, 1910, 1911?
A. In 1909 81 three miles; 1910 ~
four miles; in 1911 Al miles.
Mr.. Fairchild objects to the railroad
in Marinette Co. being assessed in the
town of Wabeno, because same may be
assessable in Marinette Co.
Q. Mr.. McGraw, in referring to Ex-
hibit A, tell me approximately how
:. ,po- - ,1au;na+toCoo
c.. 1000
M -.
:
pOn =. ~ o.ao 49, s,.. ~, '' aaa:,
80 80, 80 ,o1,
nj s.ro.. .:. A..
- 49, n.; b.
Shore assessed in the town of Athel-
s+ein and canoellad from tho roll IN the
town Of wabeno.
"a horses $500 On
90 he's oao m
sv.gons 100 90
Steam loader 1850. 90
Total $500. 90
Same referred to as Exhibit A.
The Menominee Bay Shore Lbr. Co.
objects to the valuations of railroad
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1911-08-18
Wisconsin farmers and others who

Wisconsin farmers and others who
ave not seen the wonderful progress
nade upon the state fair through the
Progressive methods of the Wisconsin
legislature and the members of the
GARD, should avail themselves of the
opportunity offered this year and
visit the 1911 agricultural show.
The concrete and brick buildings
shat have supplanted the frame struc-
.ures that were originally built to
louse the exhibits at State Fair park,
4re among the most pretentious build
ings of that Ikind devoted to the
needs of a state fair in the United
States. They are far more imposing
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-02-21
Wormanoiets
Sufinoaarsieh.

S Nprmunbiet trafies Der fore Sor'
bereOelier til SpttibelisbOlbelie al 9us
iinoaarsieiten, ium pil bIioe ferret /
Sum- Waaneb iaar.
W%iotpnnftet for 5%eitIisbeberne bliper
&ousn. Ser lfal iamlles n uioenlta'
belis &pnsres, bportil pil blipe nbbuot
GeprG ientanter for ale interesierebe
9anoe, ps bpor Der pil blipe brsftet
Spprssmaal life alene pebrsrenbe NOr'
mnnoiets grfaolosi Gtbnosrai os
Siitorie, men psiaa Opriubelien til bets
&uit, Sprps, SnbuItri os Snnbel.
Man er allerebe / iulb Sang meo Snb.
refining os Srbnins al ct Wuieum %
en- retrpipettip &unitubitiaiua, os &ou'
ems 8eiulfnine, ION fra sammel Tio er
bsrsmt for fine gntitpitets iamlinser,
sleber fig iii at a~abenbare, bpab Der
pirfelis fiuSes Of &uitbarbeber / gpen.
Speciele r~bitiQinser af glienbensar'
beioer fra 9isppe, 8niplinser fra &Ouen
ps al 500 n~urmanbife Suer pil bape
i9rlis Snteresie.
9esuben bill Der blioe arranseret
itprartebe Golfefeiter meb biitoriite Sp.
tos ps sipet en- &effe 3beuterforeitil.
finger. ct efueipil "&ollp, Sertus al
Rormarbtet", Ifrepet Of Sbafeipeares
S~amtibise WarIuiue, pil bliue ppisrt
paa ct Sriluftstbeater. Gnopioere oil
Der blioe ipiqet S%maaItnffer at Cor
nellie os M~aupasiaut, ipm besse ct al
nurmunniit 9erfomit iumt Offentlis,
siurt nosle bibtil ufienbte H%roiatins al
beres 9anbsmanb Slautert. geo fore
&pncerter ftal iremisres @erfer blanbt
anoet at aomponilierne 8oielbieu, gu.
Der ps SaintsS nens. ber osiaa ule tire
bar feet SaSens 2ps / @ormanbiet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-02-21
Doe iom JournaIiit.
Gm Ceeamhnpnina / 1898.

en- Dag | garet 1888 berife6e ser
Itor gep9eelie | Neiu Dorf, oe GIN.
lebningen BERTH bar en- @rtraubgope
al gIaoet "Nen Dorf Gun, Der
mebbelte De forbaitiebe Rep gorfere.
at en- Slppemaifine "@ictoria" bapoe
fiilbenot Suren fra europa til ante.
rifa, % at en- Sneenicr Waion efter
en- 65 Simers 6Ippuine oper stInn-
terbapet bar lanbet Ipffelist paa Gen
Suatpan.
ct franif 9lab, Ser bar bant Sci.
li9beb til at ie ct @remplar al bette
g~rtrabIaO ! en- pariiiif SamIing,
meooeler noele Splpsninger ON bets
Snobolo. Ser begpnbes meb en- mi.
mutiss geifriueIie al felipe 6Ippema.
ifinen "8ictoria" meo neiagtiee Sp.
lpsninger ON De enfelte WaifinoeIe
oe beres StsrreIie; men interesiant
er en- pragtfulbt ifrepet @eretning
ON Suren' og en- SfiIbring al Sin.
uerne. 9eiptningen beitob - for.
taltes Der = al Snsenisr Moion,
Sir Osborne % Den popul9re Sor.
futter @iqiam Sarriion ginsportb,
bpem belle 8eretningen ioreeapes at
itamme fra.
Sele Rem Oorf troeoe poa Siiio-
rien, % man penteoe MI / ~fe6eragtig
SpPnoing paa DC ortitige 8lpperes
anfomit. Ger fom ingen, % % set
efter nogle 9ageS 6orlsb opfIarebes,
at Der alorig bar anfommet nogen
6lpoemaifine til Gen Sulipau, bIep
Der itor Sorbitrelie moo 9lnbet
gtew gorf Gun. gn raienSe SoIfe.
mpngbe ongreb Slaoets @pguing,
iaa Eolitiet maatte ifrioe inb for at
reboe &eooftionens Meolemmer fra
at blioe lpnhebe.
Sorsprigt bar Gebaftionen for iod
blot uifploig, iom ben ieniutionele
Irtifel ifplbtes en- ing @tanb, Der
nplis par blepen en9aseret iom aro.
nifsr og bupbe lopet at gisre fine
artifler iaa i~nteresionte iom muIigt.
Sor at opfpIbe bette 2sfte til @apns
ifrep ban iaa ben glimrenbe Sfil-
bring Of Sceanflpuninsen og iersebe
for nben ben eprige Reoaftions 8i-
ben at fau ben anbraet / ct / en- an.
Den @nleoning ubfommenoe grtra.
numer. /,
90 ben uree Manb, bpis 9ebut
iom Sournaliit bafte ina flor Sp.
m~erfiombeb, beb Cigar Inan Boe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-02-21
&oreanTe Stenfampe.

"Seutide SapansTOIt" forteGer
ct at fine iibite Rumre ON en- interes'
iant national foreanft Sport, ION Der
piit life finbes nuset Sibeftptte til / nos
get anbet 2anb.
Gacrebe fra sanimel Tib bar Stens
%faitnins ueret en- pnbet Sport / &orea;
ON en- &unse at &orpu. 9pnaliet for.
t90es Der iaalebes, at ban lpb ariss,
LANCER binbe til &ilerne / fit Salads
for at pue fig | Stentaituins meb benz
ipm Maal; os enbnu ben Dag ibas er
S%tenfampene en- pnbet Splfeforlpitelie.
Sen mGrfelise Gpprt sues ueiten
ubeluffenoe / 8espnbelien al @nret,
naar Marferne er bare % Soft life bar
ipnbsrlist at beitiQe. Wen / ben 5ib
saar bet psiaa paa 2ipet lpit, os 5ur.
men ct / aarenes Sob blepet mere %
mere raa. S somle Gage sialbt bet
iaalebes ben Gegel, ct naar en- Wanb
bar ialoen % laa paa Soroen matte
Der life faites mere Sien mob BAN;
men III sipes Der life mere Iaroon, Der
er irit Slas mpb engoer, Der blot er
iiianb iii at lsite en- 9lrn, ielp ON ban
life fan itptte pan genene.
s &ese!eu iOresaar aampene paa
ben Maaoe, at be enfelie Sper llutter
fig iammen Os ubforbrer biuanbsn; os
q "a en- iaaban & ifal uofjempes,
iamles Der paa Ssiene runbt ON 8amp.
plaoier, Tuiiuber al 3ilituere, ipm
aniporer be ubpaGste Stenfaitere, Der
repreIenterer benz ietp, peb Silraab %
Saanoflap. Wiipt imelem be esentli9e
Stag. bppr Splbene fIGmper iamIei
mob binanben, er Der Hauier meo Eve
fampe mellem entelte al be bpgti9ite
9aitere. ps Itisnt Giitanbene pite err
fore, srber bisie blubise Sfueipil tibi
meb, at N eIer Here al &jamperne BIZ
Der paa 8alplabien.
Suer gp er liseiaa ftolt al fine bug
tise Stenfaitere, iom eurOpaiife os ame.
~rifanife Bper al beres beoite Soptbal.
os aridetipilere, Sorers us 8rpbere;
Os &ismanb ioser Oite peb friitenbe
2ilbub at lUfte be beoite M9nb fra ga.
Dol perne til beres esen gp for ut fiem,
pc for ben. Gn COB Stentaiter fan lepe
ct ouercaabisi us maseligt 2io | be elIe.
be Maaneoer al aaret, nnar ban blot
uil iette 1T Sppeb paa Spill i ben enc.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-02-21
@pao Sortpnminsem fomer.

Oct IN forelaste prsiiiife GinansIup.
iurilas siper interssiante Dplpsninser
ON. buoo 6Ortpitniusen fOiter Hrsiisn
i,pore Gage.
Sor 5innnsaaret 19l1-l2 frapsr
&esjeriusen life miubre enb IS, 315. 600
Mart. 90 | benne ubpre Sum sr suo.
pa ubsiiterue iii 9om9nsiipb | NorS.
llespis life m~eSresust, ibei bisie ubsii.
aibolSes al Snoiaster. icm inbpinbes
ueb eaIs al Gpmaner | andre BRO
uinier.
8 bet enfelie fOrbeler ben o~psnfpr
ausipHe Totalium fs iaaleces. at Der
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-02-21
Sm0faIoeIie ab arbimaer.

Heo fifte efier saarsmanssfsas 1syasu
1crhisrnseatter Hieoiano 40 cistisat. Nntfsf
25ee 10 1853, fitfalet Der drUtiaterens brorbsra Ole
3obuien eitrtig, = is 1894, o. Rdsuhiio Jotus
batter nrrits. (. rs 1921, huer % ipb. . mat
is a., boprbss eer ptb Mite efter Deres fpraibrs
3obH Ierbisrnien eitris % hufru anHe CEsoattet.
Iuttsi Iii 1884. tiifalsf benz benhslbspts ipo.
1s-17 % ipo. a-t-l0. Relsreue utaisr m meo
renter for bner 40 aruiuetrue useet oper u. 1000.
IRA Ole JohHieu hsrte man hof hsfen tsi2, b
ban Iom miliiar aal ha beIiat | trieeu idmsltfa.
saaaubtlb. Der par att meb Ole dctdunsien 6,fod,
tai prrt pso | drertfa for 80 aGE Nbeu % TAI eftsrs
late ts Q barn Senees mans stftsi 10 paanp nes
en- etie fra Iiun.
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en- manb fra 6uetrauesoalen Rdrstt rethe III
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hsrtc man fra | 1897. gdarei treiraerne frm bsres
isteube Tai ha aebiat ia @tseanftn.
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eftertommete | lire oil aroenteIerus fcrrrcutIts til
tdloe Inraru ferbiprnsodtter 6idelaRos isRsHbe
nemfia Trrbisrn Eerbfsrnien Sinner. @urtifb Ter,
bisrnseatfer Qcfthns o. Warltt Iotbisrnsodtter
S1aiauo % Sosu fcrbisruien eitrfss tnhrn Gnne
Clseditcts %drptuaer.
Gariafen III at ~HsleIsrne fprh m omnier 1T iofs
peIlua CT, at opeHnGruie fpHfrabgfer eftrrdt uGrs
pperieuot fra oncrfcrmnnoertet bar rrrst fpridqf
% adr uttu at ftfte iten bar bat ~teuofab oerriL
9uhper. Der neuer fs ~tstcttiaet III be omhanoieee
aruemieler. opiorores I'll tuoeu I aar % . Htcr at
mslee ia for iHberiesueoe ~fifttret.
GSrs 1sismarfsns s~ffieIoie FILTERED, e4oe iaHnar
1911. D. Rtruft
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-02-21
3Gges@ eeepter teller -
Oct fore NbrcmiDDel
biier lin Wirfnins.

Or. RiIrer's Smamp Rcpt err Ell al be
Northumberland. Der CT bebre enc mango az
2rgr iprriirepHe Recertcr. o. bar bet
minoite iioreitet mere aoot for @gaimerler,
% Rnreips BONNIE eno nogen nnoen Nsoi.
Gin, lea peo oui, % leg dTteialer oen aitio
III mine geuner, Do jeg PED. TEN life fan
puertrGiss.
Jor nogeu lib iioeu hopoe lea teitiae-
Rpeimsrter, Der life fnHoe belbrcoes ueo
29gernes g2eoicin. 2ei err mig bog Ell
@gGoe at ii9e. at Suamp.2eot belbreeeoe
mia iRoen noeIs iaa Tiger.
Sad liter er ieg pda Or. 9ilmers Sruor1ps
Root iom en- Reoicin meo Sortieneite, at
ies itHoer lem bette Sionesbprb for Drug
til bpilfeniombelit Alb.
3eres meset cprietige
Satob 3orHadtr,
Goparosuile. 81.
llnoerifrepet o. beeoiaet hos mig ben 14oe
Suli 1909. SantntI %. DitSittrid,
gictarp gublr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-02-21

arpsnSes spot ps bel 6 Milioner Wart
til 3gnninsstil9s for Gmbebsmaro
I be tfe'tpiftalenoe Gsne, 100000
Warf til @raiialsr ipr 2arere. JON
tan opoiie sppe &eiultaier Of bsres uu'
osruisnins / Tpt os .2A @iaipn
Wfarf til ~bemmeIise 5pnbs for Deer.
perpra iibenterne / @eitprsiisn, Ypien,
Sblsiien % Sertusbpmmsrne. Tis'e
5onps maj fun anpenoes / bauit. %
pOIiftaIenee 9anpsbele, % Der a~Ilasses
life &esuifab Tor bsrss anp.nSelie.
@neeIis er Der anuiit ca. ~ Wi0ion
Marf til 3riitsuosiiisr for 9pbpsser'
funtmis iipnen for be polite 9anbsbele ps
umirsnt ~ Miaionsr Marf til SpiGt'
telie al iplfe Npbpssere peb 9ltsr9nien.
uosiiierne til Gsrmaniierinssarbei'
bel paapirtes, itriper Risspnssmanb 8.
3. Samsien / "Sejmbal" life al Raa.
bet ON Sparipmmelisbeb. De bliper
naite gar $4,000 @art bpiere eno /
aar. "Miniunerne ruler uosn Sen'
Jpn til 9anoets ilette Sinanier cs Stat'
tepoernes tunse gprber. % bog er
Seretninserne ON 5prtpItninesurbei'
bets Sremsans trpiteslsie. Sublen er
en- liseiaa b%aarlig aulfurb9rer ipm
8nuten. Ss ben er en- 9eieipenb, ipm
burtist penber Sfiulbet % pptr4ber
6ienbens &9tfer. Soripitninsssuloet
uil berior bperfen brinse bet tpife 5olt
paria @aou eler paria @l9oe.