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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-31

You judge a man not by what he
promises to do, but by what he has
done. That is the only true test
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Judged
by this standard has no superior. Peo-
pie everywhere speak Of fl in the high
est terms of praise. For sale by all
dealers.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-31
Ella wheeler Wilcox On tn, Ideal Home

The Most Perfect Type
Who Shared His Residence Were viagO Disue
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-31
oRDEREp DEPoRTED 80

Fun measaEs At southwasssra 30 g.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1912-01-27
Emerson Not a Shoemaker.

One of the witlest members OF the
local bar is Paschal II. Coggins. Be
sides being a lawyer and writer of
law books, he takes an active interest
in questions pertaining to the Unitar'
ian denomination.
At a dinner OF his Unitarian breth-
rem the other evening a speaker was
telling how the philosophy Of Elmer
son, who was himself at one time a
Unitarian clergyman, was becoming
more and more a powerful force in
the religion of all Protestants, and he
went on to say that Emerson is now
more highly regarded by Unitarians
than ever before.
I'm fact" some persons" said the
speaker, think we worship Emerson
They never heard of him before. and
think that he is the object which all
Unitarians worship"
Except those" interrupted Mr.
Coggins, "who think he is the man
who makes the shoe of that name."-
Philadelphia Times.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1912-01-27

ties along the shelving terraces of the
mountains, under beetling projections
of the strata are to be seen the most
elaborate of the quaint cliff dwellings.
divided into several compartments by
cemented walls. The Tonic basin has
the largest natural bridge in the
world, being 200 feet high, 600 feet
wide, an arch six feet thick, with an
orchard on it's top and miles of stalac-
tite caves under its abutments. Here
is the famous yucca plant, growing as
a tree, the fruit of which the Indians
and Mexicans use for food, its stems
for soap. and from the leaves make
horse blankets, ropes, Irvine, nets,
hats, shoes and mattresses. Here, too,
Is the wonderful Fish-hook cactus,
that, during the moist season, stores
up a large quantity of water and
when the top is removed and a hol-
low is made by scooping out some Of
the soft inner part, Immediately fills
with cool, refreshing water thus be-
ing the means of saving many lives.
The ella Monster.
In this sun-scorched land is the
largest and only poisonous lizard in
America-the ella monster 1t often
attains a length Of three feet and in
appearance is very repulsive, being
covered with scales. The general
color is black, marked with yellowish
interspaces. The tail is cylindrical
and clumsy and the movements OF the
animal are like those of the young
alligator. Its bite. though not always
fatal, is very dangerous. paralyzing
the action of the heart. Down near
the ella river is horned toad farm,
from which more than thousand of
the little reptiles are sold annually to
individuals and to geological societies.
Near Phoenix is the largest ostrich
ranch in America. A veritable os-
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1912-01-27

trich village is laid out in the re-
claimed desert lands, the main and
side streets being all named and
numbered. Most of the propagation
is done by incubation. When Matched
they are almost as large as full grown
chickens. and at six months they are
six feet high. When the ostriches are
about four years old they are mated I;
and, If left to themselves, the hen
bird will deposit eggs at the rate of
one a day for a month in succession
in a nest followed out Of the sand.
The ostrich hen sits on the eggs by
day and the male bird at night
One of the most pleasing natural
curiosities of Arizona is the pool of
water known as Montezuma's well.
1t is situated Is miles northeast of
the old abandoned military post of
Camp Verde. The well is $50 feet in
diameter and the clear. pure water is
about sixty feet below the surface of
the surrounding country. The pool has
a uniform depth of so feet of water
except in one place, apparently about
six feet square. where the sounding
line went down 500 feet without
touching bottom. The sides OF the
we'll are honeycombed with caves and
tunnels. permitting sightseers to de-
scend to the waters edge.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1912-01-27
What the Policemen Are For.

There are a great many policemen
in the streets of the City of Mexico, for
the government considers 1t desirable
to know all that is going on, and at
night there is one at every corner.
Each carries lantern, which is gen.
orally placed in the middle Of the in
tersecting streets. There are only
two uses for the lantern; first, to let
the thieves know where the guardian
of the law is. and. second, as the po-
iceman is generally sitting on the
pavement. leaning against one OF the
houses asleep, it enables the tourist
to find him and wake him up and
make him tell where the tourists ho-
tel is.-E. Quincy Smith, Travels at
Home and Abroad.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1912-01-27
|DORLNEa ndI
| aDLAMONDI
[1copzrlshi IN. b As.oclsssd Lltsrsry Prsss.l
By HARMONY WELLER

Dorine's hand strayed idly among
the sweet-smelling balsam needles.
These pine needles have been
here a whole year-it seems a long
time" she said and raised her de-
mure eyes to her companions frown
ing visage.
"Interminable!" Jimmy Rogers
glowered off to the big mountains
surrounding them, and then back to
the beautiful face beside him. Dor
cen, have waited Just three hundred
and sixty-fve days for an answer
Today is must be either yes or no.
1t is a very simple"
Dorine shook her head slowly and
a little wistfully. mo, it is not sim
pie" She rubbed her hand back and
forth under the padding of balsam
needles. Sometimes am sure l
love you, and sometimes I am equal
ly sure / do not" Her idle fingers
had encountered something hoop-like
and she slipped the third finger
through it before bringing it to OBJ
servation.
"How perfectly funnyi have
found a ring among these needles!
1t seems almost as If an unknown
man had engaged me to himl" Dor
cen laughed and held out the ring
for inspection.
Jimmy Rogers looked out from
the depths of his gloom, then brought
himself to a sitting posture He so
far forgot his misery as to speak
with stirring of excitement.
by Jove, Dorryl That looks like
the real thing! Let's see?" He blew
the dust and dirt of perhaps years
accumulation from about the great
stone that was deeply imbedded in
its clutch of heavy gold.
THAT stone is worth some few
hundred, at least!"
Really, Jimmy Oh, dear, then !
will have to advertise for the missing
man, won't II" Dorine's eyes were
sparkling. and her cheeks were
flushed. 1t was the first time she
had found anything valuable in her
life. 1T is a beautiful diamond isn't
it?" Oh, Jimmy, l would love to
have it reset for myself" She
sighed.
why don't you? The duffer who
lost 1t probably has a dozen or So"
Are there any initials? There
are? What shamel" Derry
laughed mischievously. II hoped
there would be no definite clew."
Yes. 1t looks as IL j. G. would
get his ring back" said Rogers. Then
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1912-01-27

~sometimes Am Sure Love You"
returning to the original subject.
"And my answer"
II am afraid it is no, now. Jimmy.
feel somehow that If I had not
found this ring. 1t would have been
yes"
That doesn't do me any good" re-
marked Rogers. and led the way
slowly back to the Mountain Hotel.
An unusual thrill of light happi-
ness ran through Dorine's veins, but
the man looked ahead with gloomy
eyes and saw nothing save shadows.
Returning to New York, Dorine's
first act was to have an advertise
ment inserted in the Lost and
Found columns of the newspapers.
1t read merely: Found, a ring. In
itials. j. G."
Dorine prided herself on the con-
sentative line. She could not we'll be
troubled with persons trying to claim
the ring
Gradually as the days wore on a
sense of disappointment filtered
through her thoughts. In the dim
recess of her brain she had counted
on the claimant; he was to be big
and broad and blonde.
With shadowy eyes Dorine let go
the romance she had Rugged close in
her innermost thoughts. and went to
the jeweler to have the great dia-
mond set to her liking.
She watched the jeweler examine
the ring; then his keen eyes shot up
at her. Rage boiled within her, and
the hot color famed in her cheeks.
Suspicion lurked in the mans eyes.
Dorine would have fed from the
shop had not her sense Of right come
TO the rescue.
Unusually beautiful stone" re-
marked the man suayely.
Very"
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1912-01-27

Harry" asked a Baltimore girl OF
her older brother, don't you think
Maize Muggins is the sweetest girl
you've ever metz"
Il do not" replied the unimpres-
sionable Harry.
Then you will at least admit that
she's just as pretty as she can be?"
persisted sister.
Il WILL" assented Harry. most girls
are"
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1912-01-27

L am interested" continued the
jeweler. MAY l ask where SO fine a
stone came from?"
Really, l cannot remember" Dor
inc had intended to state fully the
story of the ring. Now with the white
heat rising within her. she knew that
she would fabricate to the limit of
her ability rather than satisfy this
suspicious person.
He continued to examine the ring.
and Dorine felt that he was sparring
for time in which to detain her. She
looked about for another clerk, and
her eyes encountered a man, big and
broad and blonde, who had swung
through the door.
She watched him approach and
heard him address the jeweler, who
was still absorbed in the ring.
Are you busy, Griggs?"
The man behind the counter looked
up and a smile broadened his mouth.
With a muttered, Excuse me-" to
Dorine, he stepped aside and con-
versed in low tones with the blonde
man.
The girl. raging inwardly. knew
that she was the subject of discus
sion, and she strove to retain calm
exterior
The two men drew near. The Jew
eler spoke
This gentleman. Mr. Graham, Mr..
John Graham, is interested in dia-
mond mines. He asks to be allowed
to see this unusual stone"
Dorine looked up startled, and
watched a dull color creep up over
the blonde mans face. He hesitated
as If he would have drawn back, but
her low-voiced. Certainly" COM
PEELED him to take the ring.
'The young lady has refused to tell
me where she got the"
l deny your right to question
mel" Dorine's cheeks were scarlet,
and she flashed an angry glance at
each of the men.
'Mr. Graham had a ring identical
with that one stolen"
A quick gesture from the blonde
man stopped further words.
Il have no reason to suppose that
j. G. stands for John Graham!"
Doreen flashed quickly.
Il happen to have engraved and set
this particularly"
Graham's voice took on sudden au-
thority. "Griggs. please be so good
as to drop the subject, and set the
stone as Miss-this lady desires"
Dorine again glanced up. Her eyes
held hint of tears. The strain had
been great.
Graham spoke rapidly. in low,
soothing tones. 81 am deeply sorry
this thing has happened. 1 lost a
ring. like the one you have, up near
Chateaugay lake in the Adirondacks. .
And ! found it," Dorine gazed
frankly up into the big mans eyes,
and watched the light dawn there.
Il had an advertisement in all the
papers, but you failed to appear"
The blonde man turned again to
the jeweler. did you take the meas
urement of the finger?" He mo-
toned Dorine to hold out her hand
She drew back.
ut is not my ring" she said.
mo one else will ever wear it, u
Graham told her, and Dorine as-
cepted the coming of her big, broad
blonde claimant.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1912-01-27

A teacher in one OF our public
schools. after laboriously and exhaust
lively explaining to her pupils the
meaning of the word income@-told
little Johnny to go to the blackboard
write a sentence containing the new
word, and read II. aloud to the school
And Johnny. his .freckled face fairly
raliant with the pride Of his newly.
acquired knowledge. marched ITO the
board, and after considerable tongue
chewing evolved:
IN come a cati"-Mack's Monthly.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1912-01-27
strateav.

why do you always take that girl
out for a ride in your motor car be-
fore you spend the evening calling at
her house?"
Promise not to let It get to her?'
Sure"
We'll. I'll tell you. Motoring
makes her so hoarse that she can't
sing"
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1912-01-27

ONE three hundred and
Eighty miles west of Albu-
querque. n. NJ. on the main
line of the railroad is stu
ated the little city of VIII
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-11-05
Snohpociic al IlfoboI
% Sobaf paa SDnct,

Ssrit | Sc ienere Iar bar 9pgerne
begpnbt at beifi9itige JIG meb Oet
Spergsmaal, bporIe6es pisie 8ifte
uirfer poa Spnsepnen.
Sprlig bar man bopt Spmerfiom.
beben benpenbt paa De So~rnnoringer
/ Ietbinbens Herpecener, iom frem-
bringes al WetbpIalfobol (6uiel).
ainin og Saiten af gresnerob.
en- inf 2ienl9ee, iom Dor / gbi.
labeIpbia, groiesior bon Sdpcinit3.
bar / ct omerifanif SibsIfriit beifrc.
pet Ell H9ffe SiIfGloe al baarIigt
Spn og gicnipgbomme, bpor aIfo-
boil, Sobaf eaer andre @iititofie er
Den paopiielige aariag.
Griaring lGrer, Of ieIp | iaooannc
Sili9loe al iuGffet Spn, iom ifpIoes
ooerorepen RnoeIie al 9obaf. in6.
tr9Oer Ger isrit pisie froniife Waps-
ioritprrelier. Der banner iig iebe
Sprer, iom forbinoer iiJ meb Rifo.
Tin. % andre ifaoelise 9eitanooeIe |
Sobaffen. % Tom ubsper Ell pbcrii
iarlis SnSflpbeIie paa Srganismen
% oa ii9r paa Spnsepnen. Broies.
iorens llnoerieeelier befr9iter oisie
Sasttaselier.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-11-05
Srin1erfer.

6rimerfets Siitorie err mig 90
ep~entprlig; for 70 aar tilbage life
et 5rimerfe / belle gerben, og MI
en- bel @erbcr al 5rimerfer, en-
uoperifuelig @orictetsrigoom meb ct
bagligt ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS / ale
Soroens lem 3eIe.
"a Den 40.oari8e 2onooner. Ses
fret9r, Cir RomIano Sill 1886 paa
en- Ieiie iii SrIano bar taget mo
pno ct Ianoligt 8iRitgioeri. fou
ban / Snaf meo Oppartningsiom.
iruen, ser / Samtalens Ssh loo ben
fremmeoe Serre RIDE, boaoe at bun
TOR iorIopet, os O, aiareiten i2on-
Dom tper uge ienote 9rep. Get
par ben Gang life aiienSeren, men
Srepets @ootuger, Tom ifuISe er.
lpgae Yortoen, o. oa oenne for loo
iior 9iitanee par meget betpoeIig q
bette Siliploe / %. 2 o., ptreoc
Cir Sill Jim llnSrcn oper. Of 9igen.
Der iorefom bam iattis og Spoie
funbe tiaaSe iig ilist. 8somenSc
betroebe Gpaoatteren bam bo, al
bun / 9irfeIigbeoen alorig betaIic
Foitp9ienet Ell Gennp. men biaIp
its paa anSen @aaSe. Ena 9reuet
inorioiebe ajGreltcn Gteo let SaanS
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VcrIefiife % XsStraaler.

X-Straolerne boloer paa of faa Ell
M Inoenoelie. Get er lang Tio,
iioen man frnoe fonitatere, of mango
Gerlemlslinger eiter Ben gamle Wfe'
tbooe life blep neie nof unberis9te
oa set bpnote oite. at eli Terle iaa,
lebes life blep opboget.
gu bar man iurtoet no, of Hent,
genitraoIerne bill gisre goo 5ieneIte.
9eo SiGlp al Dem bill man flnne ie,
bpao ser finbes / Ell Musling u6en al
oabne Ben.
9erfor bar man peo Eerlefiifet peS
Genlon og Tlere andre Steber peb ap.
item al Imerifa begpnot at arpenbC
letpinbte Contemporaries. gef
SiGlp al X. Straalerne opooger mar
let life bare &c itgrre &alfhannelier
inoe / Wuslinaen, men ogiaa DC al
lerminOite Eerler.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-11-05
Olotioens Jorohuie.
st merfrlist fnno peo Srcoerifs'
bdpn.

Tireftsr peo set oonife RotiouaI.
muirum, DIR. phil. SopbuS @iiaer
meOSeIte / Observation-Disclosures iioite
Msbe / aisbenbaon ell Del uue
SogttogeIier peorsrenoe 9oligeu I
Sl0tiOen.
Raa ct SorSItpffe. tiIbgrenoe
8aarocier 3ieIs Slien, 9onbGf
ucO 6rcOerifSbapr, bauoe man iitu'
oct 3 mertelige og | oct belle er,s'
article anlpg, bpageoc al itsrre og
minore aampeiteH; Oe bar omtrirg
8 Meter Iouac, buar beitnaenoe al
> REffer Steu. Scr | MiOten Oar.
ucoe Iigeiom CT lloet aammcr. bpor.
ira Ell IueUer o. lno Sang isrte
no til bucr Sioc. aamrcnc5 Ssi0e
par ca. IL Reter o. Hummet iaa
tort, at man fumoe liggC uoitruft
bcrin6e. Dc bar aabne opd0til OF
ion6te% ipIOtr me0 &orO, bi0rerenOe
ira cu @opla0S. huori en- Del Staur
al en- itor Mrng0e 2erfor; eitcr
oiSie fumOc Iu!GggcncS 8ib BE-
itcmmeS; Ne ipGuote ouer St0cn ira
uoaet ier iii nogIe SunOreoaar cf'
Ter ariiti 6eOieI. Snacu al aorrc'
ne Dor iuIoitrnoiae, % Staarcnc5
SiIiteoeurreIic bcroeoe fun poa, at
9opIooien bapoe Iigget ouer og
cmfrirQ.
Gil 6orfInring al oiSir gaaoe'
iuIoe AnlGg, ser life bar @rape.
cibellcr 3preiGlSer ellcr Tottema.
gerouuc, maattc man iiffcrt iont,
mcuIiane Ncn Sfiloriug, Ser al g.
@uOmunOien eiter Sa9ocrne GiucS
al set i~Slanoite SorObuS; oct ont
tales meget bpppigt; oct Dor Ocl8
cit bcnmcIia Siclbcr, buori Genucr
eIIer Vaorsrenoe fuu0e itiuIeS /
Sare. beIS Ell un0eriorOiif Ssnaang,
lom TOO | Sorbtnoellc me0 CT az
9eboeIie5buiene, beitemt for Slt5'
bonoeu, for at ban peo S~perioIo,
iiPr peo Nat, fuuoe Hippo no, uaar
ouore 8cie bar ipprreoe. 9eus
enc Gr6e uomuroebe oitcit / Sooe.
fomret, % oen boIOte8 itreu9t bent
melig.
SignenSe unoeriorbiite Rum
r9pucS oGiao gorite fort | GocitlS'
@ermouia, oq anlGa, Der / noGet
Iigncr oe peuOipSielife, men or en-
Gel oiotIeitigere, er funore / Sfot'
Idno. 9sngaugen err bIeper tilbage,
meoeuS belle Den oper SoroeH Iig'
genbe Gel al Suiet er ioripunoet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-11-05

gt fan llG6e pore mango SGlerc
od SGierinoer meo ben GplpSntrlg,
at oaiaa oen fommenoe Aurgang az
"Ge0 9(rnen" bill bringe Ell lang
Rpffe ipGuoetbe % fpngslenoe NO
moner oo 6ortPainger. vi fan lelo'
isloelig life enouu meo0ele Ell netag'
tia elite ouer alt, ION Gar8an8en
fonmer til at bringe, men ut fon
oog aaereNe III gipe gelteo ON Ell
6eG Gel al oe Ting, iom Dor 2rfc'
freos fan glpOe iig til ior De font
merrSc luuoc @iuterfpeloe - ia, nP'
tie CONNER meo.
3i bar, Tom bcfierOt olcrcoc giort
Ell goo @egpnoelie meO @uD Booth
6pS bergmte ~ipGnOeuOe % c%oentDrlt'
oc IortGain1 ON "Sr. RitOln".
9ernGit moo nRune5 George Barr
WcGutfcons lige iaa bersmte Ro'
mon "@rnrinrt", iom Oi bar fisbt
Retteu til al oiientIiaqi6re. Genne
uufrc, romantiifc Siitorie bar, iom
5cfienbt, opuaact Ell eneituncuOe 30.
ouloritct / belle BEN engelittaIenOe
8erocn, og oct par oen tom isrit
aiorOe i'm 6oriattcr til Ell bcrsmt
Wau6.
Nj ben reoc EimperneiS" 6cremte
6oriotterinoe 9orouc5ie Crc5U 6rins
aer ri Ell nm Romon, "ScH SreOl6ic
ucS SraSNngtcu, Ell To]rtGliug ira
bet 1SOc aarbunorcoe. iom mcO Sen
inn til SpGn0ing oa IiDlig S%unoIing
life Qiucr Gen reoe EimperneI" no
get efter.
Cgiaa al GIiio6etb 3erner. boi5
Roman "gumoct % lott" iiior hsitcOe
iuu mango SouOro FRA pore SGierc.
oil ben uue AnrGong brtnge en- mn
itor aoman. IS StOrm % St;le",
Ell 6~ortrqirg ira en- Hipcbugo. let
tc er iifferIig en- al De be0ite al Gru
8errers mango 6ortGainger. iom
"@eO arncr" / aareue5 9eb bar
6ragt.
2iqeleSes brinaer ri en- al RCbcrt
9puis SiepeuiOus alIer melt ippnoer'
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SuIes 90 R%ptdarSbiIieu paa Sort meb
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iales euboer Sautilie iom suIier at Ieuoe
line SlratutrBe og geuuer en- iraf cs
itiIfuIS Silien til aarets ltsrite Ssitio.
12 Sort meo aouooIutter ... soc
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Sc, iom suifer at isnSe en- Sules os
Rntnarsbilieu til 8amIeIunoet, maa tuos
Ienoe fine g%eitiIirger ~iuareit.
3. Anundsen Publ. Co,
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"Ved Hrnen''$
Tort0lIinger.

Se GA romantife 5ortGllinger "SG-
uio galipurs Guentgr", en- Siitorte
ira Oen uroIige fampiplSte lib I
Sfotlano omfriug gtioten al oct 1Soe
aarhunore0e.
Nj 6eu u~mcrifanite Sigter Z. g.
glOrid) bringer hi en- Iioeu li5eina
uaffer iom eien0ommelig, iPngslen'
Sc Siitorte, "Sronningcn AZ saba.
vi oeu norife 5oriatterinoe Barbra
Ring bar vi fi9bt 5tetten til benoes
lille popuIGre 6ortGqtng "Seif".
Zen err / 3orge uofommet | mdng'
'folOiQe CpIag, % en- mere fortrpaen'
DC Siitorie for llugoommcn ifaI ma
IcOe IPuge eiter.
Gn%0uioere bar ri figbt Retten til
at oifcntliggisre / "GeO Grnen" ben
uafre iantaiiiuIoc 6~ortGairJ "8aa'
icy:gcn", De. / iii AulPg minoer me-
aet ON "Bruuitarf" iom Sen life gt'
Der noaet citcr mco Seniun iii euen'
turlig SanoIInJ. Sgida Der oreter
BET iig ON aiHrIigbcoeu5 frogeoe 90
torncitlOe Sticr bag en- Srone.
ri bar cnOuu mere ! @ogboano,
men octte iaor UGre not iorclebig.
Get uil Ialfalo orre nof til at oUerbe'
pie nor 2~Uicfrc0s ON, at Be fan pen.
.te ia mango interesiortc Roeloiuluoer
me0 "9co 9rneu" nh iremooer.
R~rffcisLgcn al Tortpairgerne |
4argangeu er euOuu life 6eitemt.
Sil M: A6onncater!
. 39te Gargauq al "8eo Irueu" be.
gpuotc mcO "Eciten" Er 4 fOr Gen
t7Oe auguit.
Iii me G5ouucntcr. ION ieuoer o2
. 6orifuoafortiuGeuten for ct Mar.
1925. oil nj iouroen ErEmie5oger
/ Tanilie Sp@uirg Nr. 81 ieuoe De
uQercoe uOfomnc $50 Sioer al "Seo
4rneu" gratis % p]ortoirit.
Ior al iaa GnrgnrJcr fompiet
ina ocn fan i~uobiuSe3 og placcres |
/ 9ogbuINcr. bgr man fire Jig De ne
fomne ghlmre mems De or al iao.
9rud ~ucocuitaoenSe 9lanfet:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-11-05
ajrf Tisc. 5 "SeIgelanSs glab"

ajrf Eise. S "SeIgelanos glab"
ifriper en- SnOienoer: Hoe paa Sell
lerepa / slasp9r Dor Der en- liOerl
Eige, iom beoer gorgbilo Sc. Sun
err bare II aar sanmel, men err lin
Mors "bsire Saano" iaa gobt JON
nosen poren. Siommer / Siloetioen
reiite baaoe Saoeren o. Mooeren 90
TO 9rsore bort paa Siloperfins paa
Gsnna. gorebilo maatte pGre biem'
me for at paste fine ire pngre So
ifenbe iomt melte Samiliens ire
aier. 90 / 3 Tiger par bum alene
meo fine 3 Smaaieifenoe uoe paa
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-11-05
srumobiems-s anaernes Mmerifa.

fGr0. S~rsnoernes ManbsIan9for-
ening bar iom befienbt planlagt en-
Sangerf9rb til Mmerifa meo Gen
norife Imerifalinjes fsrite Sfib. Set
er Weningen, at Suren ifal itr9ffe
Zig oper ct Sibsrilm al 6 Tiger, bpor-
al 3 Tigers Spbolo / Imerifa. Ger
pil bIipe gioet ~ aoncerter. Sert
ferIte 8oncert gioes / Rep Oorf, og
oerfra gaar Suren til en- &effe an-
ore Sper. 9ubgettet for Suren b..
lancerer meo 10000 Gr., og efter De
@eregninger, iom er foretaget, fan
Suren gisreS meb ct Silifrb poa 300
&roner al bper Sanger. Secret ifal
t9ae so Manb.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-11-05
100000 Snalplantcr.
2artoets

iterite OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ligger
neppe paa Seitlanoet, men ianoipn.
ligpis etltebs / N9rbeoen al 8riiti-
ania. S 99rrlm err Ser iaalebes to
@aaroer = Sepif og galIerlo =,
iom bper apler 100000 Gaalbope-
Ser, foruoen 100000 Spiosfaal og
"tioIig" Sopeofaal.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-11-05
@nanofa6rifcnS Sranb. Sra Saros

meboeleS oen t9be Sftober: Sran'
ben / Stegelnes 8uonofabrif anta'
ge8 foraariaget peo @rploiion al oeft
inomurebe SerncpIinoer, bpori De raa
Siifeprcoufter (@rafie) tsrreoeS.
Sngen er fommet tilIfabe. Sobrifen
par asiureret / "Norocn" for benpeD
100000 Ser.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-11-05
On nurlf Sinner til arioeu.

norife Slipper Sn9enisr Chr. Sic bar
benpenot iig til ben ierbiife Hegie-
ring meb Soreipsraiel ON Den bill
engagere bam til at gisre 6Ippetie-
neIte unber oen foreitnaenoe 4rig.
Ioaet Spar err enonu life inOlsbet.
Wien set or ifslge "2rebIaSet" life
uoeluffet, of @rransementet fontmer
iitnuN
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-11-05
Gm nf Sanal paa @cItlanbct? /.

"" W. CNu"uA Pot SNfSuNSNA
SpiiOoerne paa SirfeneS / @uler
Serreo, Norore 9ergenbus Imt, bar
optaget arbeiOet for at faa farbar-
giort BET laafalote 9ommanosiunb,
Der filler meaem girfenes- o9 Cont
manoseen. Sunbet err MI luffet peo
ct imalt CID, iaa man mao belt uoen-
ON 2ommanbeen for at fomme til
llomarfen paa ienore SIDE al Sun.
bet. Geien til Strife, 9oftor, Gems
manb, Selefonitation og 9anf gaar
osiaa ianlmcitebs, iaa oct Dilbe pGre
en- ~betpoelig Sorbel ON Seieu flinbe
bli forfortet peb @~jennemgrauning
al Sunoet. Gen mlpprenoe Sei
giennem 8rimeiunoet er UNDER Cap
panb nGiten ufremfommelig. Ser
reOsItpret a~nbefaier anoragenbct.