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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-12-05
AGAIN HE rHREE.cENr PIECE.

AGAIN THE THREE.cENT PIECE.
Present indications seem to point to
the probability that an ancient and
ttme:honored institution is to be re.
gylyed{ In this country. said Institution
being the three.cent piece. Congress-.
man Buckley, one Of the patriots who
gosto Washington occasionally to dis.
tribute garden seeds and unspoken
speeches, has taken the matter In
charge and has pushed forward n bill
which would revive, the t%hree-cent
piece and make it bloom as the rose.
The public Will look upon Congress
man Buckley's activities in this case
With mingled emotions. Some will
point With pride and others will view
VIII alarm
There are some old folk still extan:
who remember the old.fashioneu
three;cent piece which was about the
size OF aEdlme and had the habit Of
e%oncealing itself in the lining Of a
trousers pocket. 1t caused considera
Bile trouble In one way or another.
Many an ardent swain ventured on
the street car with his lady love con,
y nlent that he had,a %ten.cent piece In
his pocket only to find to his embar.
Tassment that the piece he really had
%Tgs3 worth less than a third of that
amount II
On the other hand there were many
things to recommend the thrcc.cent
piece. Certain men who were closer
than the next minute found the three.
cent plece'a very handy thing to give
u the wife on Saturday night for her
weeks allowance. Then. again. the
three-cent piece made q splendid tip
for q parlor car porter or a waiter
when a person felt flush and didn't
want to appear small by giving one
of these large white two.cent pieces
which then infested the country. But
where the %three.cent piece stood out
most prominently was in the collec.
tlon! plate. It oftentimes seemed us
though collection plate would gath,
sssrlins:th entire visible supply OF three.
cent pieces, for a man could make just
asRmuch noise when he dropped one
Of them as he could with n dime and
II had a peculiar ring. when hitting
the plate which is not given forth by
the nickel.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-12-05

Hongkong has an American.equip.
ped shoe factory.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-12-05
Il,
'tFAiRViEW
Our beautiful little city is on the

= - HsfH HFf.--H-E lin. -HF#f F-.N .H.. "
Our beautiful little city is on the
side Of prosperity.
The stores and shops are doing a
fair business, and the signs OF pro.
gress are around us.
The proposition Of n trolley line
from Fairyiew to Blackyillesis being
considered.
Quite q number Of our people wit.
messed the football game In! Fairmont.
on Thanksgiving.
Mr.: 4. G. Price made d business
trip to Ohio sona last Saturday, A
Mr. Harris Yost and familS, MI.
itElhs Yost and family and Nick
:Yost were visiting hety parents
on Thanksgiving
VI Charles berry md family 81
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-12-05
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

TO Jacob O. McNeely, Plaintiff and
Alfred Richmond, Samuel Il. Barr,
Trustee. The Real Estate & I'm.
provement Company, a Corporation,
SAnna Hall Richmond, Bertha Rich.
mond and Claude Richmond, Frank
Richmond. Hattie Dawson, Mallnda
Bonham. b g. McAtee. lillian
Richmond, The Bellview Improve
inent Company, d corporation, Geo.
Y: Alexander trustee, James r.
aGettings and Geo Walton late par,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-12-05
,LAaoR,s LESSON.

Organized labor. in its aspect rs n
sGonfraternity assuming too frequently
that Its members car do no wrong.
and Its attitude Of hostility toward
sthesordinary and orderly use of the
recognized machinery OF society for
arriving at a determination of the
guilt or innocence of all persons au-
sEused OF o%tfenses against society,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-12-05
KNIGHTS ELECT
OFFICERS ARE CHOSEN BY x. OF
c. FOR THE COMING YEAR.

Fairmont Council No. 942. Knights
of Columbus, last evening met for the
annual business meeting, and officers
were elected as follows:
b, Grand knight-J.pT Bremen.
Deputy Grand Knight. ]. Hunt.
Chanceller-W. NJ. Kennedy.
Recorder-C. L. Wise.
Financial secretary-Chas. c. Arm.
strong.
Treasurer. D. Conner.
Observation-Disclosures Powell.
Warden-F. J. Hession.
Inside Guard. G.. Conner.
Outside Guard-R. NJ. Flaherty.
Trustee-John j. Mulvehill.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-12-05
MUSCRAvE's
NEGOTIATIONS

A new nickname has been selected
for Kansas: THE Lone, Sar State"
According to figures Just given out
at Washington this country now leads
all countries In the consumption OF
beer and all countries but Russia In
the consumption OF spirits. Must we
therefore conclude that Uncle Sam
and the Russian Bear are the two;
greatest d%runkards on earth?
A gigantic intellect OF Chicago has
promulgated the news that II angels
really wear the sort OF flowing mother
hubbards in which they are pictured,
1t Is not astonishing that there is Ito
marrying in heaven.
SH"One oman's hat Is another wo.s
mans h%eartache" according to a,
Georgetown genius.
"Laztness inspires a man to seek a,
POLITICAL JOB" according to some one,
not a Monongalia county candidate,
however.
Alfred Tennyson Dickens, son OF,
Charles Dickens, the famous novelist
MADE an address before the Press
cillb Of Chicago the other day. His
remarks We're frank and interesting.
People always seem to expect so
much from the. son Of a genius, and
usually the sons are such a mediocre
sort" he said. ~ am one Of that me-.
aiocre sort and 1t rather embarrasses
me to be aware Of the comment on me
When You gentlemen so out on the
street. What do you think Of him?.
one will ask. Not much another
VIII say. He struck me as being pret.
~ heavy about the jowls..' Where is
ina handsome face of his father?' an.
other will question. Or the brilliance
OF Charles Dickens?' still another will
ASK" From the above, we conclude
Alfred should write "a New Curiosity
Shop"
ltev. George r. Lunn was recently
elected Mayor of Schenectady, New
YORK. He is apparently a man of
common sense Of whom no one need
Dc afraid. The following from his
declaration of principles. has the ring
81 sincerity: We stand for the great
est progress along every line. We will
not only encourage industries but will
ehdeavor to bring new Industries ana
furthermore we will succeed In doing
It,"
An astrologist claims that women
porn IN October should not waste
their time on frivolous things. Should
those born in the other months deal
exclusively In frivolous affairs?
Here Is a gay, guiltless gem for you
careful consideration:
ION the banks OF the river Slow
Where the Take.it.easy grow
Lies the valley Of What's.the.uee,"
James Wilson. Secretary of Agri.
culture, accepted the office Of honor.
airy president Of the Internationa,
breers' Congress. despite protests
from all parts Of the country. We did
not forward our advice to him regard.
ing the matter for the very simple
reason that We did not consider 1t n
OF our business. This Republic was
not established by meddlesome Mat.
ties and We trust It will never fall into
their hands.
In his address at the unwilling Of
the Lincoln memorial In Kentucky.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-12-05
Morgantown were guests in our city

lorSahtoWn were guests In our city
recently.
Miss Agnes Jones and Miss Ada
Richie Bell operators in Warrington
We're guests of Miss Hazel Smith
last Sunday.
Harold Eddy who is working in the
oilield near C%larksburg spent Sun.
day at home with his family.
John Toothman is on the sick list.
Mrs. A. j. Carroll who has been
dangerously i'll for some time has
been removed to a hospital. Her
many friends are sorry to, learn of
her dangerous condition.
Rey. MrrpGosling is conducting q
Series Of meetings at Billiards. Chap.
ell. ~ 40 w sid ia Ussgfi ast
Rev. c. E. Hamrick Is. still holdins
his meeting at Highlands and having
a good meeting.
The st. John Sunday school is plan
ming for a Xmas tree.
Some Of our local people gave n
dance at the National House on last
Thursday night and reported a good
time.
The teachers of Fairview and the
surrounding school attended the Dis.
trict Institute In Fairmont on last
Friday. They had a good Institute.
EThere was a euchrc parry at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Uat Sutton on
last Saturday night, Those. present
were: Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Boman, Mr..
and Mrs. Joe Fuller, Mr.. and, Mrs. E.
lS .McNeely, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
BSnd.s Miss Maze1la Eddyss.:DrSM Moran;
Charlie, Engle, Allen Engle. First
prizes were won BY Miss Mazella Ed.
dy and Ed McNeely. The BOBBY
prize was won by VIII Bowman.
delicious refreshments were sery.
eQ after the game. !.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-12-05

tTrust Magnate---Is the mornings
mail in?
Ssecretary-Yes.
Trust Magnate-Very well. Credit
up the checks, throw the appeals for
help into the wastebasket. and turn
the indictments over to our lawyers
to be quashed.-Puck.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1911-05-26

The, first persons to deposit money
an the 1ermin-American bank, after
they bad moved iuto their new quart
ers last week, was Frederick Wolf Of
Elllnwood, son of Fred Wolf. 1t was
the young geutIemen'S seventh brit :
day, and be beiived in both himself
and the bank getting good start, SC
acame up aud made the first deposit.
. a slug.iug contest between two
hall teams, known as the Roughnecks
and one from tie Pioneer neighor.
hood over 10 L'ncolu to 'nship, was
NpuIIed off Saturday, the former vim.
ing by the score of 27 TO %
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1911-05-26

W. B. Norris vas up from Ray
mond lust week on business.
a. P. NeWkirk came up from Flor.
ida last week. @.
Miss Ramona Martin isssvisiting
her grand mother down at Kiowa.
Bob Campbell has returned from "a
trip east, looking for good mules.
Reg Russell and Will Stanley were
down to Peabody last week.
J.R Hays has returned from a
business trip to Iowa.
A. E. Dirks was - Hoi,ington a
couple of days this week, installing
an up to date studio. Mr.. and Mrs
Adams will have charge of the studio
John DOherty was a visitor
from EllinwOOd Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Johnson visit
ed friends in HoisiDgton Tuesday.
I
John McMullen and family were
up from Ellinwood Sunday.
Rev. Brehm was in Topeka this
week.
Mrs. Orr Patterson and children
left Tuesday evening for Harper
Iowa for visit with Mrs. Patterson.
releiyes.. They viii be gone most
of the summer.
Mr.. Tice, the genial superintend
ent of the Santa Fe, although a fire.
quent official visitor to the Santa Fe
station in this city, never has had the
pleasure of seeing the city proper
until this week. He was greatly sur.
Fprised at what he saw, and has fallen
in love with Great Bend sure enough
Mr.. and Mrs. E. R. Moses left
Tuesday morning for Kansas City,
Kans. to attend the bankers convel-
ton.
Jess Norton was down from the
north side Tuesday. on his way west,
Anton Arth was in Atchison this
week on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. A. Burnham visit.
ed Spearvllle friends Sunday.
Miss Elsie Sloan is visiting friends
in Little River.
Mrs. Will Rogers and daughter
visited Frank Moore aud family al
Speareville this week.
Miss Gertrude Kinney and Miss
Hazel Reed, who have been connect.
ed with the high school faculty the
past year, have returned to theil
homes at Lawrence and Topeka.
Mrs. A, d. Roger, mother of Mrs
F. F. Hilyer, has returned to hel
home in Kansas Civ. Mrs. Hilyel
and children accompanied her anc
will visit for some time,
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1911-05-26

o3Dr. Marion Russell has returned
from an extended trip abroad during
which he has taken speciaIwork in
his profession at some ofthe leading
institutions OF the old world.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1911-05-26

Over 300 persons using STANDARD
ue-Flame Wiekless" Oil Stoves in
Barton County. Flame is right
against the kettle, hotter than gaso-
line but absolutely safe. DcE't take
all morning to get dinner Use CON-
mon coaloll like a lamp. 'SoId only
at BonduranSs. 90
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1911-05-26

Some much needed shelving has
been installed in ;heof5ce of the pro-
bate judge and the county treasurer,
ard there afe one or two other Offices
in which i, would not come amiss.
The growth Of the reeonds and pa
pers in the various Offices which It is
necessary TO preserve in vaults has
made this necessary.
Clyde Moore, Le.F. Wilson. and
Lolis Omer are enjoying them elves
down about Cedar Point, trying to
corral q FEW of'the sportive litile fish
that abound in the Cottonwood al
and about that place.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1911-05-26

c. R. Aldrich Of the German
American bank is in Kansas City at
tending the bankers convention.
Charley Lyons entertained several
friends from Medford Sunday.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1911-05-26

David Howell has gone to Iowa
for visit in varions places in that
state.
.. W. Dawson transacted business
in Gray county Tuesday.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-09-12
9tnrGte soft.

Se iipre 9Grbes % 8ltnltneres
Siitraftion ~bebonbles uofsrlig | ct
Serf al en- inf Nerpelpae, % mango
fornsielige grempler poa beres
MoiprebtbeO forteles. Saalebes be.
rettes oct ON Heipton, at mon, naar
ban forloo S9reliet for at berte en-
eaer anoeu 8ienitanb, funbe bore
iiffer pao, at ban fom tilbage noen
Den eller meo en- ganife anOen Ting.
Hoar Beethoven iatte Jig neb for at
fomponere, 9lemte ban laa fulolt9n.
Dig i'm Iapes &rap, at ban ifi9lbte
paa Sieneren, naor benne bar Wa'
ben inb; ban troeoe nemlig, at ban
aderebe bapbe ipiit. 8iloiofen og
Gigtcren 9iberot beltilte 0roifer,
iom ban ga loo perte uoenfor Slilet,
meoens ban arbeioebe roIig pibere,
ioa at ban ofte maatte betale 8ogn.
m9nbene for belle Gage uben en- enc
Ite Gang at babe benpttet beres Sip
retsier. ltbpre biitrGt par ben be.
rsmte tpife TbeoIog Heanber. San
maatte itabig fsIaes al en- Siener til
llniperiitetet % bentes berfra, euers
reiifrrebe SamiIien, at ban | time.
bis blep itoaenbc paa ct @abebierne,
beniunfen / bpbe Sunberinger.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-09-12
banoelsrorelien.

grabitreets Sanbelsoperiist for
ltgen enoenhe ben ODE os. meloer, at
SanocIen / en- mooerat @rab bar til.
taset, paientIig iom 6slge at, at ben
cgentlige Sommeriaion MI er forbi.
S De inouItrielle areoie er Stiaingen
oaiua noeet Ipiere, % Soren for
Streife / De peitlige 9aners @erfite-
Der life Longer er iaa trilel1oe.
S llgen enbenbc zoe Sept. ir1otraf
Der / De 6oreneoe Stater 1874 Sor.
retningsfanitter moo t64 ben fore.
aoaenoe lt9e, 173 / tiliparertbe llge
forriee Iar, 101 / 1909, 191 / 1908
og 172 t 1907. af Sorretninasfal-
litter / Canada inbtraf Der famine
ltge 90 moo 80 foresaaenbe llge os
Is / tiliparenoe llse forrige gar.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-09-12
Sprina Oropc.
uVitrr HSernfA"l

- GoImar 2ilnlbcr 9arb / Sprin9
@ronc or blcpen fjsbt al Wortin
StorIie oa @crharh Roocrub.
SllIiit& @iniltm reiite forrigc
6rcbog iii 0ca Rapits, g. 3af..
hpor ban bar ioaet IniGttclie / e,
Mcbclforrctning.
- Or. og Mr&. @ilhcImion bolbt
ON Gftcncu Den Bite Iua. SrpIup
for lin Gottcr Dime % 8iuie ".
Slucter. @ruoeiolfenc blcp | Ssbct
al Iitcncu ~cncrroifcbe mco Ell Sere.
nooc al Spring @rope @anb,
- Mrs. Sigrio Imuuori,o or oell
Site Aua. 500 eiter Ell lang % finer
,ciulb SpgOom, % blcn ben 2ocl
Sept. bcQropct poo @pcuS @raupIaoS
Sum bar isbt / SioNoI / 1913 o9 blcp
otter at hopc uhpoubrct til gnrerifo
gift mch auocrS Imunorub, Ser mcb
fem Scuncr opcrlcpcr bcnoc.
- Or. SbomoS Z, @oIberg %
NtiiS 6lorcucc Sabbcritab al Canes.
boro bIcp Wonbog Iitcu al Tait,
|obuior oicbc / WrS. @oIbcraS Stem
/ Sprina @rooc. &c nngiitc tiltraab'
tc famine Nitcn fin 9rnlupSrei'e, %
6crcS Stem nil blipc / Safe Trcitou,
q. Saf., hpor Or. 8oIbera oIlcreoc
bar o~porbcioct en- itor SroeprariS.
MiiS Rotalic SIoodgcr reiitC
forriQc Srcbog til Gilmore. | bpis
Stole bun or oriot iom 2prcrinbc.
@}ii5 Sauuo Soeah rciitc iarrmC
GoQ til 6airmont. bpor bur ifol Dir.
y tom 9prcriubc / Sei'folcn. %
MtiiS @enepo Iephoiiie or rciit til
@isiouIo. Mont,. for at a~ienoptaaC
lin @iernina Tom 2Grerinhe | Sits'
bolbnirg oeo StoIcu | beunc @p.
Otto 9renncp, en- al Sprinq
8rooeS GIorc ca melt beficnbtc Dor
acre, beSc Sirsboa / fit Stem Der
itebs oa bcgrapebcs Treboe; Toit
Sohniou forrctiebe. gfbsoe por fsoi
| 9cponaer / 1926 oa fom til Inle'
rita / 1868. Soften famine gar fou
han til Sprina 8rope % bcapnotC
fit SoonSpcrf Tom Smco. Sans SIT
itru % fem Scrn or aaoebe foruo
mcocns ire 9srn operIeper BAN.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-09-12
9ecDrab Dg Snlegll.
Zen lite Scptembcr 1911.
SplpbrDanp.

Gn itor SoriomIina al Tcnner %
gfoboer ianllcbe lig Senoaga | WPr,
% Mrs. s. q. GugeuS Stem poo
@oihiugton Street FOR at icirc oerc2
Selpbrpulp. Get agtpprbioe 9@gte.
par honoe trnft al tilbringe 0ogeu
al StiIbeb og alleoe life, al Der bar
,u9et puufrroe DC blcp herfor, ION
rimelig funbe prrc, liot "betllttet"
ga Ell itnr Sfore icitfITotc Weunc.
fer pcO boIo fire SiOcn ltremmcoC
inc poa Slrnet; men De mango Ora
tuIotioner og qooe 2nifcr ~bcroIigcoC
Dem mart; oct par inlialb tpoeli9, al
De ltbllbne @ipiter life bauoe noact
pnot iiinoc; iiOeu fit man ioo ia fine
Chances pua, bpoo ser niI0c fommc,
90 set blep en- bnoQclig % intcrcS'
iant Scitittno baobc for Solpbrlloc'
parrot oa for oereS %cnncr. No9lc
eeih6ftige auinocr fog itror Sllict
i @ciiooclic % ON life ret IrtAc for
fpnotc Soiicouitcu ira &ieftcuct, at
Ser oor 6oririifnin9cr ipcr1tr, Gftcr
al 0iSic bar icrucrcoc, bolot Banter
s. &. SiCrIcib en- imuf Gale for Ntr.
pg Mlr8. GnQeu on oocrrottc Dem pau
sc SoriomtIcoe3 @cgnc Ell @uuc /
SrIp. Sr. GuQcu totfchc bcurgct Tor
@cisqct oo @opcn, Oct aiorOc Qoht,
iaqoc ban, at utootoQc CT ion tolcnhc
@ione&bnr0 ON. at man nauhe nooc
@enuer oQ Roboer. Gffo @Icc 6Iub
QIroc0c / 2pbct al GftcrmihbaNcn %
9titencn ToriomliuQcr mco noQIc al
fine bcNitc Sonnc, % C'Nrr. =. ~.
SnIm "a RbiIip Ncrom ionN en- Guct.
Mtun ItiItc5 mcb mango aooc Enifcr
for SeIubruNcparrct. Gen imlffc
9%iliteIninq piI Irngc minocS al Gel.
taaerne.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-09-12

ganfte desperate og brslte al Raieri.
Mberne blep f~orifr9ffet og iornGr.
met, antiIoperne bite fig uroIige,
oa ielp De flesmatiIfe piIoe Orer fom
i VepGgelie. 0prene gienfienbte
aabenbort | De forte @enneifer fine
noturlige SLENDER, iom bapoe pGret
oeres SorfsIsere / aarbunbreoernes
2sb.
Wen ofte er oct panifeIig - ener
rent umulig = at forfIare,. bporior
piSie DIR nGrer en- iaa flor Miffp
for bperanore. Sporfor aiifpr {. Or.
Seitene aameIene9 gisrner og on.
Ore DIR SIR aIoris ripset i9roeIes
Snotrpf paa Setter, men bpis bisie
bare merfer 2ugten al en- aameI, bIir
De aloeles piIbe. Mens man iaaIeoes
meget mart fan p9nne Setter til at
arbeioe iammen meb gIefanter, err
bet nGiten iimrIig at iaa Dem til at
gaa ! Spanb iommen meo en- 4ameI.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-09-12

NOR anuoien - bebuoebe, at man
iaar ifiiIoe bIipe nsot til at saa til
Snofsrelie at npe Sfatter. Ebert
ON er Der blepen Sperfloo | aasien.
90 at benne Sperfloo bill Statsraao
@erge til nnite gar foreilaa en- itsrre
g%epiIsning til gefinmpeIie Of I'll.
berfuloien.
9ette 2sfte maa biIies meo @lpoe.
8i tpiIer life ON, at Stortbinget bill
gipe fit gifaIb til en- iaaoan gepilg.
ming.
Men alans Sansien err f~orbrings.
fiilo. Son nsier fig life meb Stats.
magterne. SON bill babe ale meb.
Sngen fanr Sreo for BAN. Set er
llige SoIf, iom ubretter noget.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-09-12
0cucrnlfuriamling

@inneibicf Gountn Norifc Snn.
eerforblmo bopoc 2orNug Aitcn / Oct
9torifc Selifobs @otalc lin narligc
@erernIioriamIjuQ. Otter al man
babe rpitet bpcrouhreS @UnOcr o.
iuuget iia iommcn citcr ocn luuQc
Soumcrierie, aabucoca ,SorrctninQ2s
mebet al 5orbunoctS ErUiiocut M}or-
lin @oIolrm. &cfcrdtet ira iorrigc
gursmcbe bIep opIrit % ocotogct,
eroeI SrergSmaol al &igtigbeo bIcu
bisfuterct, hporpun man ifrco ill
@aIg paa gmbeosmGno for nritc
Sermju. SormduSen, Sr. Martin
@oIoum, frnboo iig @icnpoIa. 8.
Sec bIco uolgt til bans gftermonb,
8. q. Strnnb a~ieupalatcS iom Tice'
formnn6, SefretPr Gmil Sobonicu,
Ticeiefretpr @rnoIo @inqer, aosie.
rer Martin 8oloum. Som Rcoleml,
mel az Repiiionsfomitecu paIatcs
@uit. @ocn og 8. g. Somrc, al Mu.
iiffomiteen 9roi. Sperati, @ia. Gin.
ncpoIb. Wartm @oIonm o. Ginor
Soiepbier, al @eIfprbsfomitccn Col.
feii RcIiou Charles Sobnion 90 Geo.
Ronane.
Sonacrior6unbet, iom itaI ipngC
neo s@res. aonierten for @roiesior
Sperati oe 9utber Gollege 8anb nr.
ite Srebag, beiluttet ogiaa at msoe
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-09-12
9Drebao.

Oct er en- fienot Sag at Susbpr
oite piier en- iGrlig SorfiGrligbeo for
pisie Menneifer, mems De tpoelig
p~perfor andre logger en- ~nbprGget
Intipoti for Sneen. Nen oisie for.
ifielige Ssleliesptrineer bier De life
aIene operfor Wenneifer; ogiaa
bIanot Sprere i~nobprbes trGifer
man ct iterft uoprGset Sno, bpilfet
I. gr. iliiitrcres al llbtrpffet "at
lepe iom Siirb oa Sat"
ut bisie fienotliee SsIeIier, iom
to Slass 9pr nGrer for binanben,
life err opItnaet tiIiGlbiepis, men
maa pGre nebarpet, iremsaar (. CT.
al, at Eigernnserre / Snoiens Sung.
Ter, itrar De er fsbte, piier ct initinft.
mGsiia Sao til DC piIbe Siinbe %
ipibier Gren, iaainart &c bsrer Dem
eis. 90 mems Ell Siser / Sonsen.
fob eIlers meb itor Spcrleecrrbeo be.
trueter fine @rsbre og Ssitre / On.
~reperoenen. blir bcu | @esclen ra.
ienbe, bpis I. gr, en- Sunb fommcr
ben / bens RGrheb.
Der eipes 9pr. iom bier et no.
prUget Sab iii en- bis Meuneifcrnce.
Get err bI. a. SiIi9Ibet meo Iber os
2sner opcrfcr Nesre. Get fort1I.
les, at oa Soaenbeef enaane bite en-
H~cserfaropane ON i SonSon. fom
han oaiaa en- Sur meb Dem | ben
5ooIogiife Sape, Ga &arapanen
traaote inb / 2euebuiet, bIep 2spcrne
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-09-12
orolanositepne

Sra Bergen meobeles Den 22oe
Iugnit:
Som befienbt bar oct i Iange 81.
Der UNDER 9ergens Storbeosperiooe
ppret en- alminoelig &egel at norb.
lanoife aisbmpno og Siifegrosierere
fom til Bergen meb Ritnofif, &lip.
fit og andre Siifeprobufter / ferite
SolpoeI al guguit Moaneb. 9enne
Sio er GA popul9rt Bit falot "Norb-
lanbsitepnen".
S oagepis funbe man ba ie be
ItoIte 8aaieili9gter ~bugnenbe mel
Siifelait lanet op i Ioiten - %
@ab og &Gffe optil 1920 / Sslse
GLIDE inb poa 8oagen. s SEN bebite
Sio nnber iaabanne Stepner filnoe
her bore oper ct Sunbreoe Spgter
Stepnen.
Se oct par life Smaating Of Scr.
Bier oisie 8isbmpnb bragte meo fig.
Set blep Sraplbeb / @pen og pao
@aaeen; og De itore 9ergensfirmoer
lom oengang tiente enorme &apito.
Ter paa Observation-Disclosures maotte
bore pirfiomme for at fna omiGtte
melt mltlig Of Siifeprobufterne / Nel
% &olonialparer.
% HcrbIunosi9gterne benbte og.
iaa biem igien fulolaitet meb oGe
muIige MISUNDERSTANDING for
bet fommenbe Iar. 9ampifibsfor.
binbelien bar 10 tibet nbpiflet oq