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Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1911-11-02

In the beginning, the promoters
of the North Side tract saw fit to
borrow the name, Twin Falls, and
attach it to this new segregation.
In those days that was name to
coniure with. Its pronouncement
brought visions of great desert be-
ing conquered in a few years and
Magic City springing up in its
midst. 1t brought dreams of hurry
and hustle, and fortunes being made
over night. The name Twin Falls
did much to establish the North
Side on firm footing before the
public.
But the time has now come when
it no longer needs the swaddling
clothes of its infancy; nor the spoon
and "pusher" of its early days.
The North Side has made an envi-
able reputation for itself in the
last year and the coupling of its
name with that of Twin Falls no
longer adds to its prospects.
At the Boise fair, Twin Falls got
az much credit out of the Lincoln
County exhibit as did the North
Side tract. Although that city had
not a single exhibit there, most of
the visitors from other parts of the
state thought it was responsible for
the splendid showing because of the
words, Twin Falls" on the front
part of the name of this tract. Last
week the Boise papers came out
with big head lines saying Twin
Falls was making Boise ashamed of
itself; that Twin Falls had offered
to pay the expense of a Boise ex-
hibit to the Chicago land show. We
know very well that it is the fine
display that the North Side is send
ing to Chicago that is bringing the
maidenly blush to Bosses cheek,
and we also know that it was the
money of the North Side Land &
Water Co. that was offered to pay
Bosses way to the great land show.
Twin Falls is no longer what it
was. That famous Twin Falls
Spirit" is thing of the past, and
in its place there is an envious and
selfish strife to get everything it can
grasp from those who would be its
friends and neighbors. 1t no longer
seeks prosperity through the success
and growth of what should be its
natural tributary territory, but
strives for temporary gain at the
expense of the new communities
that are springing up around it.
The old Twin Falls spirit has de-
serted its former habitation, and
the mantle OF that city's prestige
will fall on one of the newer towns
in Southern Idaho.
AS citizens of the North Side tract
and of Wendell, let US then get
away from the old name, and estab-
lish Wendell on a reputation of its
own and not allow our more pop
ulous neighbor to get the benefit of
our advertising and our results.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1911-11-02

The board of directors of the
Canal Users Association met at
Wendell Saturday evening. They
decided to recall their agent, Mr..
Eakin, from the east, where he has
already sold more potatoes than can
be secured at~this time.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1911-11-02
BREvETIES

Mai. Reed is expected back from
Omaha the latter part of this week
Kenneth Critchfeld left for Chi
cago Tuesday evening where he will
visit for about two months.
Mrs. H. f. Barrett is improving
rapidly at st. Luke's Hospital, in
Boise.
Mr.. S. Tauber is contemplating
the erection of cheese factory al
| Wendell.
| VIII Eaton who is teaching neal
Ashton, paid visit to his home
here Saturday and Sunday.
DR.. J. R. Silverthorn, Physician
and Surgeon.
Mr.. Frank S. Ried will represent
the Wendell District at the Chicago
Land Show.
A select dance was given by some
of the young married and unmar-
ried couples Monday evening.
The next number of the Wendell
lecture course will be on Tuesday
Nov. 18th. 1t will be in the nature
of a lecture by Edward S. Guilbert.
Mr.. Glen Jenkins, of Grand Island
Neb., a brother of Mrs. Joe Kri-
vanek, is here on visit and look
ing over the country with the idea
of locating.
Mr.. Rittenhouse, of the firm of
Rittenhouse and Embry of Chicago,
came through Wendell Saturday
and picked up Mr.. and Mrs. Ding
Ter and took them for a ride to
Boise. Mr.. Dingler returned from
Boise Tuesday.
Mr.. Geo. Wilson is very busy
this week sorting, cleaning, wrap
ing and packing potatoes for the
Chicago Land Show. These pota-
toes are packed in apple boxes and
wrapped with a good grade of pap
er which has some good things
printed on it concerning the Wen
dell district.
No state in the union has went so
far in progressive legislation TIE
past five years as Wisconsin, and
the deposits in the commercial and
savings banks in Wisconsin in
creased from S197 1857 ,527 80 on
November 9Th, 1905, to 1915, 5O5,-
$50 on November 9th, 1910, an
increase of 81 per cent in five years.
That's the way progressive legisla-
ton is crushing business.
This department of the Times
feels very grateful indeed for the
notice that has been taken of it by
the different papers Of the county,
and the number of clippings that
have been taken from this page.
However, we believe that newspaper
etiquette demands that due credit
be given to the publication from
which the quotation is taken. We
see no reason why this rule should
have been broken by an esteemed
contemporary last week.
Mr.. S. Tauber arrived back from
Chicago Monday. He has been
through the middle states buying
Holstein cattle and Duroc Jersey
hogs. He has one hundred head of
hogs and a car load of cattle on the
way here and expects them to-day
Mr.. Tauber is doing a great work
for the country in thus bringing in
thoroughbred hogs and COWS to stock
the country. This stock is sold on
very easy terms and there is no ex-
cuse for any one being without
enough good stock to eat up all sur
plus feed.
There will be a meeting of i'm
portance to farmers Saturday, Nov
ember 4th, in the Oddfellows Hall,
at 3 p. m. Different parties have
been at work getting figures on the
dairy business and finding out the
best market and the best way of
marketing the cream. Mr.. Andrew
Smith will give his ideas along this
line. Mr.. Smith is an experienced
Idaho dairy man and at the present
time has about thirty COWS and is
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1911-11-02

evidenced by and upon the presentation
and surrender of the interest coupons
hereto attached, as they severally be-
come due.
Both said principal and interest are
hereby payable in lawful money of the
United States of America, at the office
of the village treasurer in said village.
or, at the option of the holder thereof,
at the Trust Company of America, in the
city and state of New York. And for
the prompt payment of this bond with
interest as aforesaid at maturity, the
full faith, credit and resources of said
village are hereby irrevocably pledged
This bond is one of an issue of bonds
OF like date, tenor and amount, num-
bered from one to ten, both inclusive,
aggregating the principal sum of Ten
Thousand $4,000 Dollars, and issued
by said village for the purpose of pro-
viding funds for the Improvement,
equipment and maintenance of lands
for the use of public parks, within the
corporate limits; for the purchase and
redemption of outstanding indebted
ness; to provide for the grading, paw
ing, construction and LAYING out of
streets and alleys, pursuant to the as
sent of more than two-thirds of the
qualified electors of said village who
were taxpayers therein, voting at an
election duly called and held therein on
October End, A. d. 1911, and in accord
ance with ordinances of the Chairman
and Board of Trustees of said village
duly passed, approved, recorded and
published; and under the authority of,
and in full compliance with the pro-
visions of Chapter II, Title 13 of the
Revised Codes of the State of Idaho,
and all laws amendatory thereof and
supplementary thereto.
And it is hereby certified, recite,l and
warranted that all things, acts and con-
ditions required by the constitution and
laws OF the state of Idaho to exist and to
happen and be done and performed pre-
cedent to and in the issuance of this bond
and the other bonds OF the issue in order
to constitute the same the valid and
binding obligations OF said village, do
exist and have happened and been pro-
perly done and performed in regular and
due form and time as required by law
that the Indebtedness created hereby and
by said entire issue does not exceed any
constitutional or statutory limitation;
and that due provision has been made
W eiic tOiitttlpu vi ali annual
tax on all of the taxable property in said
village sufficient to pay the interest here
on when due and also to constitute
sinking fund for the payment OF the
principal hereof at maturity.
The bonds in the issue OF which this
forms part are redeemable at the op-
ton OF the village at any time after the
expiration OF ten years from their date,
in their numerical order, commencing
with bond number /.
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, the said Viii
age OF Jerome, by its Chairman and
Board OF Trustees, has caused this bond
to be signed by the Chairman of its
Board OF Trustees, attested by its Village
Clerk, and impressed with its corporate
seal, and to be countersigned by its vii
lage Treasurer; and each OF the interest
coupons hereto attached to be signed by
It's Village Treasurer, the LIST day of July.
A. d. 1911.
Chairman OF the Board OF Trustees
%hNeNSe' -
a
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1911-11-02
CHAIRMAN OF the Board OF Trustees
-'NN~oe' = . -
Village Clerk.
CounteTsigned,
Village Treas
(FoRM OF CoUPoN)
No. 5000
On January LIST
A., d. 1911.


The Village of Jerome, Lincoln County
Idaho, will pay the bearer the sum OF
THIRTY DOLLARS in lawful money OF the
United States OF America, at the Office of
its Treasurer in said village, or, at the
option OF the holder hereof, at the Trust
Company OF America, in the city and state
OF New York, for six months interest
then due on its municipal Coupon Bonds
issued for the purpose Of providing funds
Tor the Improvement, equipment and
maintenance OF lands for the use OF pub
lie parks, within the corporate limits
for the purchase and redemption of ont,
standing Indebtedness; to provide for
the grading, paving construction and
laying out OF streets and alleys, dated
July LIST, A. d. 1911.
--- ----------------
Village Treasurer.
lForm OF Village Clerks registration
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1911-11-02

certificate to be endorsed on each bond. }
|, h. f. Rupp, Village Clerk Of the
Village OF Jerome, in the County and
State aforesaid, hereby certify that the
within bond has been duly registered in
the public registration book kept Tor that
purpose in my office, a., and in the man
ner required 10y law, this - day OF
Northumberland 4. ID. 1911.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1911-11-02

THE LINCOLN COUNTY TIMES
The Farmers Paper Of the North Side Tract
Subscriptions and orders Job Work and Advertising may be left
at the Real Estate Office Of Shepard Barrett.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1911-11-02

Village Treasurer.
form OF Village Clerks registration
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1911-11-02
(Form of Bond.)
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA

STATE OF IDAHO COUNTY OF LINCOLN
NO. $1,000
Know All Men by These Presents:
That the Village of Jerome, in the
County of Lincoln and State of Idaho.
municipal corporation duly organized
and existing as a village under and by
virtue of the general laws of the State
of Idaho, acknowledges itself to owe
and for value received hereby promises
to pay to j. S. & WIS. Kuhn, or bearer.
the principal sum of One Thousand Dol,
lars on the First day of July A. D. 1881.
together with interest on said sum
from the date hereof until paid at the
rate OF six (6) per centum per annum.
payable semi-annually on the first DAYS
OF January and July Of each year, rs !
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-03-10
pindot taller en- 1912.

Sra 2(cron, 8. berettes om ct re.
pu6lifonif 9aufet Der ManOoa 2(f-
ten, iom ooee 500 9fepublifanere,
melt %roore5ii0e, 0eltog /. @iffor0
Bin1ot, efonoeret al 5ames a.
Bariiel0 ira Gleoelon0 og 2l.2 8ar-
iorO ira glpria, erflpreoe ii9 ior
llai6pngi96e0 al %arti irenlior BE
gulpritet, naar oct gpl0er ON at be.
iri 2anoet ior 15nforporationer8
8ontrol oDer 9iationens Geiourcer
og oDer oct republifanife 9arti.
Gleoelon0 6oooe en- Delegation al 80
progressive 9iepu6lifanere til Ste0e.
% Der oar IigeleoeS 9elegatiouer ira
an0re it6rre og minore 90er nor.
ore Ohio.
o6Dao iom BELT Der er riotig og
al 2iD5oproi / 0et republifanifeBor-
Il ior Gioen, er pro9re5iiDt", iagoe
Mr. 9in1ot. a6ooo Iom 5elit, Der
life er progresiiot er oeen0e eller
ooOt Set repn6lifanife garti fan
life lepe ballot 0bot og baIpt Ieoenoe.
Oct fan life fortiGtte ballot reoftio-
uGret og ballot progreSiiot. 9i oil
leue, oeriom ri frier o5 ira Den blin-
De 6enoioenbe0s aolObran0, blino
6aitbGngen peo oct i0un0ne.
9}r. @indot ing0e oi0ere, at 0et
republifanife Barti fan life itoa be0
at reiitere jim 96ance for Seir |
1912 olene pao@runo al Qoabet ON
oemofratiife ,Seiltrin. Ter por Ell
liO, oo oct gif an. Den M be6e.
pes Ell itprfere aampgruno. S
1912 pil annoi0aten ielu blipe mere
emo ben babe flatiornl. San maa
bope pisie nllnopprlige apnlififotio-
ner. 0on mao oGre pro9resiio og
itoa for folfelig Regering
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-03-10
0anaoa ltemmer for
Reciprocitet.

Sttama, s. Warts. ReQerin.
gems Stprfe / 6orbolo til @eniioig.
be6s O0erensfonliten meO llniteo
States lag0e5 ior 0ogen / 0og be0
2liItemning @uiet oper ct 5oriIag.
oer par inogipet al n. 9. BORDEN,
Oppoiitionens 2e0er, oa iom gif no
paa, at 4orlamentet life ifnl0e be-
iatte iig meo 3leciprocitet3. Sp6rg5-
moalet, for GGlgerne 6aooe bait
2lnle6ning til at notole iig ON oct
5or 5orilaget itemte 10 oa imoO
oct il2. 0ie8eriu0en bar inaIeoe5 en-
Dinioritet al -. Stun TO 2iberole
REQ Jig lbs og itente meo 0iaiorite-
ten. SSnteresien ior Sogen bar
meget ippn0t.
oGi bar / oct conooiife 5olfs
9faon ihlttet en- gerespngt meo llni-
teo Stntes ON at pe6tage oenne
Ooerensfomit, ioa mart iom
nj me6 Sfimeligbe6 fan, oareOe 81
nansminiiter 5ieloing WPr. 9oroen.
Sil Ststte ior lit 5orilaG iag6e
Mr. 9or0en at intet piloe ta6es
REQ lloipttelie. San paaito0, at Ge-
lnofrnterne, iom MI fom mer til
Magten 8aibin9ton, par forpIig.
teoe paa 9ie0iptteIie al Goloen oa
oerior onr oct meget ubeleiligt for
Canada at oeotoge Ooerensfomlten
ior gtprnprenoe.
3ebotten al 5orila9et ON at til.
tr9oe Operensfomiten genoptoaes ef-
ter 9lfitenlningen al 2lopo Sorris,
Ell 9i6eral, iom tolte imo0 ]lecipro.
citet
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-03-10

States, at oa europaiit 3noifrioen
ltriOer imoo omerifanite 6ro0itio-
ner, iaa itoar oct til bette 9ono at
ta9e iaaoonne 8orboIosrealer, at
anoen 5noifrioen blioer lmoooenoig.
9laOet i:ger. r0ette innes at oere
Den Io9iife 8alge al 4onroe 0oftri-
mems ienere llOpifIina. SfuIoe llni-
te0 Stotes finOe Jig bef6iet til at
ienoe en- 6er ino I Qierico, itaor
oct nappe Sen nnlerifanife De
aerinos @}aat ot 6earpnie 5bIaer-
ne al i'm 5nteroention iom efter
al Snn0ipnIig5e0 mna aobne ct MT
aapitel omerifanif SiItorie.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-03-10
premier Saurip
om Reciprooitet.

Ottaipa, 7. Warts. - @eniiOig.
ODerensfomiten enoosiereoes,
QoDolitet MOB Storbritanien 6Gpoe-
oes, Ganfen om 9lnneftion til6oge-
bites meo 5orogt, Gonooos llObif.
ling proflnmereoes, og 9enfab mel.
lem 8armeren og 6obrifanten an.
beioleoeS Canada Dag / ySouie
OF Commons" al Bremierminiiier
Cir @iIiri0 2aurier / Oen iorite
Gale, ban bar bolot NeciprocitetS.
oebntten. Sans 9lnifuelie i'm 9ln-
neftion og for goot ,5or6olo gaOeS
Iprlig Gftertrpf.
Get par en- Sang enboer ame.
rifnnif Breiioents Ooer6eoisnin9, "
foriifreoe ban, at Canada oiIoe bli.
be Ell Del al De 6orene0e Stater
Sfent oct oor imigren0e for omeri.
tanif Stoltbeo", iaeOe ban, ~om NE
publiffens lerritorillm fllnoe Itrpffe
iig ouer belle aontinentet, Ioo burbe
bans Robo buife, at Ganaoierne er
isot unoer iamme 6lag, iom~ oct
omerifonife 6olfs 8eore par fsbt
unber, ct Stag. UNDER 6pilfet allreri.
nerne moaife bar liOt llnOert.'ffelle,
men 6pilfet ior CANADA bar 1Glct
og cr mere eno noeen Sinoe ct elm.
bIem poa 6ri6eo"
Grimicrminiitercns Gale betrags
tes iom Den piotiaite Dtring, Der
enonu er faloen pan Den canaoilfe
SIDE al 2inian anaoaenOe oct lore
Iiagenoe 9ieciprecitets 5orilag. Gen
SSntereSie, bpormeo ben fiilstes, bar
oe operfplote @allerier ct 8ioneS.
bpro onl
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-03-10

Iraftaten / 2oroerne5 Su5. 9oa
0on. I. Marts. 2or0 9lmtbilI
bragte Graftaten mellem Canada %
2lmerls.' eoa 9one / OOer6tiet
Gear og 9n0leOe ifarpe OrO 9ieac-
rirgen5 llbirfiombeO.
st tommercielt 6or6uno mellem
&c i5ortneoe Stater og Canada maa
o9oa betpoe ct politiIf 6orbnno,
meute ton. Zen ior6apIenOe Still
Ling uar opItaaet, at onloarli9e
StotSmGno ct frenlme6 2anos gta-
tionalforiamlin9 aa6ent bouoe tolt
OH iremtioig 9lnneftion al ell Del
A. Gronens 0omGne, uoen at Der
uor irernfommet ASroteit ira Gng'
iarO."
@icecount Morlep ioriuareoe 9fe'
geringen og 9lmbnsiaoer 9rDce oe
iaaGe, at cen moo Den iioitn9pntc
sri,ene Sritif bar uretf9roig
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-03-10
9ampifibsnutiticr.

Oscar oen Qlnoen1 anfom til
1aep 9orf ben s. os. og oil after
afieile oerfra BEN 16. os. o9 OcnteS
oa at anfomme til Sfanbinauien
oen 26. Wlorts.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-03-10
2l1iniit9r 8allin9er
reiI9nerer.
6an angiucr ncO6rnOt Sel6rcS %
5nttigOOm iOm @rnuO.
9rGiiOrnt Salt ubtrDffcr i'm fnlbe
Sillio til 9allingcr til set
iioite.

ggaibington, 3. s. 7. Q}arts. -
SnOenrigsminiiter 9lidor0 81. 9al-
fingers 9ieiiguation tog grGiioent
6ait imoO / Gaa, o9 @olter 9 8ii6-
er ira Gbicogo n0naonte8 til bans
efterfplger.
Oct iremaaar al Ell aorreipon0an-
&c mellem Rrpiioenten oa Miniite-
rem at oenne reiignere0e oQereoe
oen 10. San, men at 9feiignationens
SfrafttrG0en uoiattes iielge RrG-
iioent 8oit5 inItenOige 9lnmo0nino
I'll aongresien5 Slutning 5 8oar
6itermiooa9 iornpeoe Q}iniIteren
I i'm 9ieiignation, og grpii0enten tog
imoO 0en Soet Gr9iioent 1oit goar
mo poa at acceptere Ofin 9allin-
gers 9ieiignation, benptter ban 2ei-
li9beoen til meO GitertrDf, at erfl9-
re i'm uforanOre0e 8ro paa Qlr.
9ollinaers fetifafenbeO, Olotioer
og officelle Sol0ninq og lin ube.
qrpnieoe lSnoiqnntion moo Dem, Iom
bar anqrebet banl, iOet ban erfIprer,
at 8alIinger bar ppret @enitono
ior en- al oe melt iampittia6eOsl6ie
Sammenlpgrgelier ior at frpufe Ell
Qlan0s aaraftet, iom @iitorien fan
opuiie
Mr.. 9allinger oifentliggjor0e i'll
eenoe llotalelie / @ftermio0ng:
oBr9iioenten bor lit 9reo iaa
iuloelia uotrpft i'm Sillio. at ieg
fnn bar at tilfeie, at ieg forlnoer
Stillingen meO ben 5slelie, at I'M
gen fllnoe boue p9ret mere IopaIt
lrnoeritgttet, emo ieg til enboer 8i0
bar oeret al ErGiioenten og ban
bar peoblioenoe nit genifob % min
Stette, iaa piot mine iooae 9eitr9-
belier naar
Seq iorlaoer min Boit uOen anoen
9eflngelie END oen at Iorla0e Oe be-
boaeliaIte 8or6in0elier. 5 8irfeli9-
6eo cr ieg iaa lpffeli9 oOer at bliOe
fri for 8prOerne oeo Stillingeh
iom ieg nelenoe moOtoo ben
Geportementet er ale line 9l'
reouer mere effeftipt orgnniieret emo
no9en Sinoe i6r bets Siitoric,
6paO ie9 er itolt al, og ieg pnifer
at giDe Gbeierne og anore 5llnftio-
ngrer min iul0e 2(nerfenorlie for
oere5 lpfteliae Gnergi 2opalitet og
| 6engipen6e0 i Gfientlig6e0ens 6ie-
neite. 9eres 9iitono oa Samorbei-
De bar pGret mig Ell itor 6orn6ielle
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES geippr, ege-
oeS al SppnOingen peO at oGr9e
mig imoO 9lngreb ira onoe % agr-
| Iige Menneter, bar ifaoet nit 6el.
6reO nloorIigt, oa nit 6oripar bar
toitet mig life nin0re emo $685.
- eiterlaoenoe mig iom en- iattig
Mon0.
Get er min 0eniigt at ioriolge
oe 9@rfeiammenioGreere, iom bar
inlgt mig meo Snigmoroerens anip.
Qanoet ifal til fuloe fenoe llretfprs
oig6eoen gIngrebene poo mig"
Hepublifanife 9laoe Tiger, at De-
mofraterne bar fllnOgiort iom oereS
Seniiot at anflage (impeaf) gnain'
ger fommenoe @f.tra-Se3iion al
aongresien, grunoet paa, boo0 Der
er fommen for Dogen gennem gin'
! dot. @lopis- -llnoerisgelien Oct ii9es
Der intet ON | port oemofratiife
Yloo
g9alter 9. 3ii6er, oen npe Snoen-
ri9sminiIter, bar taget fremragenoe
Del 9eoGgelien al pore natllrlige
| Siplpefiloer, % ban er Ell al gicc'
prpiioenterne | Den rationale Som
ierpations. 6orening bpis 9rrliocnt
! @iiforo ginhot er. 0enne5orenings
gmbeosm9no uotaler, at De er mer
eno tilfre6ie meo bans ltonronelie
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-03-10

&uslano oil blioe reprnienterct
peo Ell aonierence i @oibington
9(pril Nfaaneo, 6por Ser ifal ior-
6anole5 OH 9eifpttelie al 9toropa-
cificS Sauna (9DreoerOen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-03-10

aaniaS 2e9islatur bor beilnttet
at oprette en- Utinearbeioers sSfole /
gSeir, G6erofee Gountp.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-03-10

Gn M Statsbanf, muliogiort oeo
amerifonif, ironif o9 tOif aapi-
tai, er aobnet i Bort al Erince
paa 9aiti.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-03-10


@upernsr slloricb ber / 9tebroifa
talte ct iornuiti9t Sro til 800 Ge-
tnil9an0lere, ianlle0e til StatSfon-
oention Omaha OnSOa5S. y Ge
banolenOe", iogoe ban, bar en- Gil
bsieli9ber til at bnbe for mango
Sern / Sl6en 40 en- Sang. Wten oe
be0lte 9ieinltater opnnas peb at ppl-
ee cen 6orretnineslinie og ioa fsl-
&c ben. 6orOi en- Mono er 6eloig |
een 2inie, oct er inoen @runo til,
at Ell onoen ifol iloa ino paa jam.
me 6orretningseren.
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9iicf 9urlep, en- tiOligere 5ungoGets-
9rpoef9mpe, falot forleOen 900 ON
/ Seattle, Naib.