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Florida.


FAFM n
W AN IDEAL HOME IN THE
HIGHLANDS.
A land climaticaliy perfect, with all social
and educational environments. polo, golhng.
boating. bathing and fishing the year round:
a modern eight-roorn bungalow and an estate
of twenty fertile acres, easily capable Of
yielding an annual pront of so, 600 to SO. 500:
the most prolific orange and grapefruit coun
try In the world: only twenty-six hours from
the Northern markets; the total price lie small,
81. 800 down and SO. 500 in five years; don't
pay a dollar; come and gee the land; be nv
guest at the. new cluhhouse: write or wire at
once for further particulars. w. r. HAL
LAM, Secretary, Lakeland Highlands Coun-
try Club, Lakeland, ria.
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McuE GETS ALMsHousH CONTRACT.

The public buildings committee of the
Common Council last night awarded
the contract for repairina the roof OF
the almshouse, whit was damaged by
the storm, to Francis McCue. for $500.
An inspection by the committee yes
terday showed hat immediate action
was necessary and private bids were
solicited. McCue vas the lowest bid
der.
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scALpING WATER KILLS BABY,

PERTH AMBOY, Feb. 24-Elvin
PUGET, aged 6 years, of Washington
street, died at his home this afternoon
from a scalding received while playing
in the kitchen.
He pulled a tablecloth and a tub Of
boiling water fell upon him.
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the matter whether the synopsis of our
play must be turned in with the story, or
is 1t a help only to Us and not needed by
YOU? U- ELSIE x.
The synopsis OF your play is for your
own assistance In forming your story.
The synopsis should be a rather com
plete outline of your play In story
form. After writing it you will doubt
less find many opportunities to enlarge
upon your story, to complicate your
plot and to render additional interest
to the story. The idea Of the synopsis
is simply another way of impressing
it upon the minds of the young au-
thors thai they should have a consist
ent and well-defined story before they
attempt to 'dramatize' 1t for stage
purposes. We do not want the synop-
sis, but it will be appropriate to give
a scenario" as an introduction In your
manuscript. A scenario is a synopsis
boiled down to the shortest possible
form telling the main plot of the story
In the fewest possible words. If the
play is a comedy lacking q definite plot
a scenario will not be necessarily. C.
Editor.
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WANTED TO RENT.

and wife want four or five rooms April
1 near Erie station. Forest Hill. reasonable.
f. II. w, 90 Park pi., New York city.
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HELP

- 0~~~r~~@N~~
WANTED-Young man as house servant:
must thoroughly understand waiting and t, Ike
care OF furnace; personal references. Phone
375-L. Montciair.
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WEST NORWOOD. N. j. 20 minutes train
to New York: lovely eight-room house; all
improvements: near Palisade Park: we'll con-
structed: large piazza: eighteen-lot yard: fruit
trees: 500 chickens. chicien-house, outhouses;
price $4,500: ! ortgage 1000, 9 per cont
BYRNE. 80 Walnut Ut.
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MOntc1afr.

Observation-Disclosures old English stone
house; modern appointments: fine neighbor
hood; 0 rooms; grounds, fruit. garage; rent
$50. t6i Walnut 81.
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REAL ESTATE OFFICE for rent. near East
Orange station. Address REAL, Postonice
Box 140, East Orange.
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TERHUNE-On Thursday, February %
1872, Laura Araminta, wife OF Peter Ter.
hume, 500 Valley road, Upper Montclairi
n. j.
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CHICKEN farm at North Caldwell; 8-roorl
house and barn; steam heat. 20 n1inu' es'
walk from trolley cars; 81, $50. T. L. HEEL
LER,
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TRIMMER~-On Friday, February 90, 1872
Mrs. Elias Trimmer.
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
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ATLANTIC NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Bungalow
Colony; lots $50: Mardean fronts shore
depot and trolley on premises. j. A. MORE
HOUSE. Red Bank. n. J.
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FARMS WANTED.

WE can sell or exchange your farm, country
home or estate. Country Department.
LoUIs scHLEsINGER. Inc. Essex building.
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GLEN RIDGE CEMETERY

Franklin av., at Joralemon ST.. omn -
u: tel. 1643-J. Bloomfeid: plots. four raves
md over. s65 up; graves. adults. s14.
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SUI HANOI February q, 1912, Beatrice,
beloved daughter of Fayette and Minnie
Sulbap. aged is years. 6S Winthrop street.
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Madison.
MADISON

FARMS, COUNTRY ESTATES. FURNISHED.
UNFINISHED HOUSES. CONSULT
JOSEPH V. HEATING,
OPPOSITE STATION. MADISON. n. J.
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STONELEY-On February %, 1912, Annie.
beloved wife of William Stoneley, aged
80 years. 81 William street. Belleviile.
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DRUMM-On February %, 1912. at his late
residence. 2e6 oliver street. James J.,
beloved husband of Adlaid Drumm NEE
Curran).
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WESLER tnee Fitzgerald)-Entered into
rest, on Thursday. February %, 1912,
Mary Isabella, beloved daughter of Will
lam Newberry and Sarah Fitzgerald, in
her 47th year.
Relatives. friends and members OF K.
and Il. Of II. No $40. Pacific Lodge. are
kindly invited to attend the funeral
services on Saturday. February "a. at
3 p. M, from A. j. & j. Holes funeral
parlor. s Shipnlan street. Interment in
Evergreen Cemetery, Elizabeth. N. ].
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CHRIsTMAN-on February q. 1919. in
his eigbty-fonrth year, Charles Christ
man, beloved husband of Eva Christ
man NEE Miller.
Relatives and friends. also the
ly invited to attend the funeral services
on Monday, February rs, 1912. at ESQ
p. NJ. from his late residence, 30l Or
ange street, city. Intsrment Woodland
Cemetery.
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ELLER-on February 30. 1912, Charles.
beloved husband of Annie Eller (nee
Rauh), aged As years 2 months ~
days. zoo Ferry street.
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WILKlNSoN-On February Il. 1912. at
Jacksonville, Fla, Arthur w. Wilkin-
Wilkinson (nee sleicher), 129 Prospect
street.
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WIL.SON-Passed away, at her home, Oh
Friday. February %, 1912. Nancy Wilson
(nee SMITH, beloved wife OF the late
Theodore +. Wilson. IN her 9th year,
6f Ferry street.
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BURNS-On February "A, 1912, Michael
Robert Burns. beloved husband of Anna
Burns (nee McNuity).
Relatives and friends. also members
of Lodge No. - Brotherhood of Rail-
road Trainmen, also Ladies' Auxiliary,
Lodge No. l57, Brotherhood of Railroad
Trainmen. are kindly invited to attend
the funeral from his late residence. SO
Prospect street, on Tuesday. February
a, 1912, at 8 a. M, to !. James's Church.
where q High Mass of Requiem will be
offered for the repose of his soul. In
terment In the Cemetery OF the Holy
Sepulchre.
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HASSELF1NGER-At ~Bordentown, N.
j., February %, 1912, william r.
Hasselfinger, in the ssth veal of his
age.
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j. ID. JR., D BELMONT Az.
Fresh cut flowers for ali occasions; funeral
designing a ST Acialty. l. b462-J Market.
FOR stylish and neatly arranged horel de-
signs az moderate prices go to JOHN CROSS
KEY. Florist. 70 Relieville av. Tel. 2S51 4. n
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BENZ-On February 20, 1912, at her
home, 231 Bloomfield avenue. Caro-
line. wife of the late John c. Benz,
aged 40 years.
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SMITH-At Irvington, entered into rest
an February 22, 1912, Anna Katharine,
beloved daughter of Theodore S. and
Annie NJ. Smith, aged 8 years s months
q days, Ii Maple avenue, Irvtngton.
= n. J.
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KARL-On February 20, 1912. at her
parents residence, 1853 Belmont ave-
nue., Louise. beloved daughter of
Joseph and Margaret Karl tnee
Logan.
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Play Contest Editor:

Play Contest Editor:
Am I 10 understand that a pupil not
attending school at the present time Is
not qualified for this contest? 1 would
like to know IL ! write a play. and it
should be worthy Of 1t would It receive
honorary mention? s. S. s..
We will be pleased to make honor
able mention Of your play should 1t be
deserving merit, but the judges will
have their hands full in taking car
of the many manuscripts that will be
submitted and that are entitled to first
attention. 1t would be impossible to
consider u play In a competitive
sense, and. of Jul 1t could not be
produced under the rules of the on
test. We will not. however. discour-
age any ambitious young playwright,
and will be pleased to make special
mention of your play should it prove
deserving.-P. c. Editor.
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STORES. OFFICES, ETC, TO LET.
STORE to let, corner Clinton av. and Bergen
st; heat included. DREYFUS g. HERR
1872 Market 81.
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LAwRENcE-At westheld, N. j., on
February %, 1912. Eliza Graham
Lawrence, daughter of the late
Nicholas j. and Annie e. Fredricks,
in the 55th year of her age.
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Play Contest Editor:

Play Contest Editor:
Was not the play you published in The
Star of February 10 the one that was
given in Proctor's Lyric Theatre about
two months ago? w. MUELLER.
The play THE Man First" by Evelyn
Hope, the actress. has never been PRO
duced in this city. 1t is a new drama
and will be produced by Miss Hope,
the ~authoress, and her company at
Proctor's Park Place Theatre week
after next, (Week of March D.-P: C.
Editor.
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Contest Queries

Contest Queries.
Play Contest Editor:
am complying with the directions
printed in your paper controlling the con-
test. but am In doubt as to n rule on
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LEE-In Cedar Grove, on February az,
1912, Peter Lee, aged rs years.
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NoRTH-on Friday, February %. 1912,
Joseph w. North. In his 7Sd year, l43
Bryant street, Railway, N. j.
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L~uTHER-On Thursday. February %,
1912, after a brief illness. Catherine
Luther. widow of William C. Luther,
formerly Mrs. Waer, In her 50th
year, 3S7 Walnut street.
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SALTZER-On Friday, February %, 1912,
Michael Saltzer. beloved husband of
Elizabeth Saltzer (nee Kordish), aged
A. Years. 293 Springtleld avenue.
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REAL ESTATE FOR EXCHANGE.

ANYONE wishing to exchange real estntt
anywhere can get excellent opportunities,
send particulars of property and wants.
MURRAY EXCHANGE. 1873 Market st.
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SCHILLING-On February "a. 1912. Ed
ward, beloved son of Cathrine and the
late Edward Schilling. aged % years, 24
Jersey street, Harrison, N. J.
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LUNDAIIL-At Montclair, February
20. 1912, Axel j., husband of Caro-
line M. Lundahl, in his Gath year,
80 Orange road, Montclafr, N. j..
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n FOR SAIL,

VNN00~~~%~~ -N~~~-~D-- 0er--s-rlr.-J~
SEND TO Country Dept. for new booklet;
farms. country homes, gentlemen'c estates.
New Jersey, New York, Long Island, Conn.
LOUIS SCHLESINGER. Inc, Essex building.
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MlLLER-At West Orange, N. J., Feb
ruary 90, 1912, De Witt Fl. Miller, /
Nottingham place.
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FACTORIES, LOFTS. Erc., no LET,

LOFTS,
WITH POWER AND STEAM HEAT.
40 LAWRENCE 81.
WASHINGTON WILSON.
MECHANIC ST., 21-23-Four-story brick
building. 42x80: light. high basement; has
ten-foot drivewf under part of building: also
loft third floor 200-202 Market ST.. lOxaO,
suitable for light manufacturing Apply to
MARCUS L. WARD. Room 3o1. Essex build
ing.
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s4.000-$i 900 cash. elegantly built six-rooni
house on large plot, 30x23o: all improve
Inents: steam heat. fine high ground in good
location: Just the thing for chickens and gar
Bloomfield.
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DWELLING HOUSES TO LET.

COLUMBIA ST.. near Lafayette-Ten minutes
from Broad and Market. large eleven-roon
house: newly pspered and painted; rent s4o
M. F. QUINN. 16 Mulberry st.
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APARTMENTS. FLATS AND ROOMS
TO LET.
ARLINGTON ST., 10S-Centr1lly located; 3
light rooms, first floor. Inquire
CORPORATION. 142 Market st.
SOUTH NINETEENTH ST., 81, between
Twelfth and Thirteenth avs.-Flats to let in
new house; all improvements; electric lights
all light rooms.
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by refined young lady. in p.4vst.
Address Eng1NRD. soz u. Star omo s9eaa'a-
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-07-19

trup", noroenfor Sfipe / Spaan6,
nobpoe5 / oenne Sio tilialas. -
psttrup" err pei life oen eneite MID.
0elaloerIlge Borg, man bar tilbaae !
Ganmarf, men oet er / hpert ;Sol0
Den eienoommeligite og bel nos og.
lna Den eneite. icm bar iaaet Sop
til at itaa inert uforar6ret giennem
Northumberland. Seloe Borden.
ION Den M itaar. er fra Siben umio.
oeIbart isr 8repeu5 2eioe, ioet oer
tloligere Borg, iom incomes oIlerebe
I l40I bIeo aTbrGrot al Clipper
Slcne1It OF bans Tolt / 1884. 1et
antages, at aieloerne OF 0Serml.
rene er bIcoet l~tdaerbe, ioet be bar
troo'ct SIocnS EoelRaqelier, 90 at
Den micGrenhe Borg Serfor pod oct
nGrnlelte bar iamme lloieen0e iorn
Den Borg, Sfipper Clement Itaf S,lo
paa. "Spsttrup" bier 6erfor ber
Gag Ioaa oaa set nGrmeite, boorle.
oe@ Mttooelaloerens Ht0oerborge too
'ig no | SET 9orc. s gnIningernes
Snore or 0crimoo rttmiteret fplt.
RoroiIaiert. bpor oen tioIigere Rib.
nerIaI bar opret. bleu idaleoes / lin
Sin omoarnct iii 9rPnocninsbrPr.
oeri on ienere til Meieri. Reu emo.
MI itaar De uTloige aicl0cre meo ire
Men tuffc Nhrre, me0 mllreoe Piaer
% SoGluiugcr. Ger cr mureoe
TinoeItrapper. GFgteraauq oq Gin.
oehpIler / ELECTROMAGNETIC OF Bort.
mltrc. Tar'te 0ldoe mencr. Of eta.
ten ber tisbe ocu aamle Borg OF Re
'tnlrere ocu5 Suore. ioa ct al Gan.
bets eieuoommeliae Wtnoesmerfer
ira Mihbeluloereu funoe bli beoaret.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-07-19
Stnbercr aammel 8pgninasifif,

E~rofesior Soban Weper fra Den tet-
niife SsiifoIe / Sronbbiem bar ops
bolbt fig / 8aage / @ubbranosoaIeu
nogle Gage meo ct Solo Shloenter
paa 6 Stpffer for at ituoere ganmel
@peninesifif o9 gammel gpaoefumIt.
De porbenbe Irfitefter bar pit Jig les
penoe interesieret og bar tegnet og
mault al aue &rPiter. De bar bl.
a. beiegt 8aage Strife, @aaroene
SaafenItao, Sunoe OF isnore Snerle.
Selaet fom oertil ouer Sesla og
9opre og ifal reiie pioere oper Seoa'
len og isnore Sron til SuoSal o9
SiartOal / Selemarfen. Get er glllot,
at De porbenoe Irfitefter paa oenne
Mfaaoe isger Silfnptning til Saroets
eaen aunlt. Saa faar man bel liot
efter liot Ell mn norif gpggetunlt og
fan forlooe De tpife WfenItre, lonl
iaa lenge bar pGret / gnoeIt BERTH
lambs.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-07-19
@ctcrnncrnc ira 1864. 7

|%ctcrancrnc ira 1864. 1ornlan.
Den Tor Sanosuopalget, aommunal.
r~eoiior Eeter &. Feterien, 0oenie,
'nmt arigSrano Selbia. aisbeubapn,
og peniioneret 0uerbetient u. 4c6cr,
len Belle, bar bapt Auoiens hos
6orloarsmintiter aluu8 gerentieu
angaaenoe Ell SGoersqaue / 2iqbeo
meo oen, 8eteranerne ira Sreaurs.
friaen erholoer. 6oriDdrSminiiteren
mootoa Gepltatioreu mes itor Bel.
pile % bctouece, Of oct bar en- ;yor.
undermining, al ser / gldret 1914 balus
treb@ino@tnue Aar eiter ariaen /
1864. uiIoe bIipe itiaet 8orilaa ON
Ell SGoersgnpe iii 8ctcranerne ira
oerne arig, og Ioueoe at itette Ell On.
0rageube berom.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-07-19
Stur grano | &riitianiu.

StOr grano | &riitiania. - Sra
ariltiania meboele$ Den 26be SUM:
&eo T.3ioen igaaraites blep ser
mclot Brand / Soloboogaoen Gar. 6,
Ell iterre SreetageS Sisrnebpgning
meo 6leibpgning / fieroe Gtage. Seo
SranopPienetS Infom't bar Oct itore
Eager / treble etage / Sorbpgningel
og / ijeroe Gtage / 5lsibpgningen
fulo 8ranb. Sageret tiIberte Otto
Stteien & Cos 8arniorretning. 81
ben bapbe ogiaa banet itg Sei I'll Sof.
tet, bpor oct bar ct Iterre Eapirlas
ger, iom tilbsrte gngrosfirmaet Crit
len & Solbpf, men pe0 fire Changers
SiRlp blep SIoen i~lltftet / Ssbet al ct
Eor Elmer. gpgningen, bpis grano-
tort err t23,500 aroner, blep betp0e.
Iia ifaoet. 8arnforretningens Eager,
icm err asiureret for $4,000 aroner,
blep meget forbrGnbt. Napirlageret
fog ogiaa aoifiGia Sfaoe. Gsilron.
cen for bette bar tegnet meo 10000
aroner. S5loen er fomnlet op / Darn.
forretningen, iom nplig bar forlaot
al getieningen, uoen of mar baooe
merfet noget mistpnfeIigt. De 90.
rtgc Sorretninger / 9pgningen Hap
forbolospis let ira Oct.
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Tplfemniram paa biituriif 8rnnb

Storbamarfomiteen bar b%cnuenot Jig
til Irfiteft Horobagen ON at leuere
Sorilag til anbringelie al SOlfemu-
leets gpgninger uoe paa Storbamar-
obben, laurent Solfemuieets SEQ.
fommenoe 9aar meo paa en- laaoan
Sroning. Serpaa bar Sr. Norobas
gen git ct pelpiuig Suar. 6orbau-
bentlig fonmer ban altiao MI til at
foa Ell aigierenbe Snbflpbelie paa
ElanlGggelien al oct pufre InlGs.
Norbbagen bar tiOligere ubisrt en-
uomerfet Spmaaline al 9omfirfen
og beifiGftiget Jig meget meb oens
Siitorie.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-07-19
gnnncolaa % Sloebrnnne. 10

Spnncblag oa S%locbranoe. 6orle.
oen Iiten ilOg Spnet neo / en- gaa.
~bpgning til Maribo Meieri. guq,
rirgen Der par a~Siureret Tor $500
SIR, neobrPuote
~. Saurums 8aaro / Cabin
PED @ern paa SiIfeborgegnen er
luIoltPnoig ne0brPnot peo 2pnne0.
lag. Sn0boet 6rpnote. Sjerfrqet
inoe5rPnOte.
geo S~pnreoilag neo6rpnbte FOR.
leoen Stlebuiet til @aar0en "Rps
bolt" oe6 SpIitrllp citation paa Nal.
borg.Ggnen.
- timber ct Soroenpeir Senoas
Woraen log Spnet neo hos 8aare.
eier Ma6s @rifien, "3lle0oI", oe6
Soenitrup % orRbte bans 2S.oarige
Ssn Better erifien Der opboIOt iig /
Ct SoitpRrelie.
~ Slelmerup Soritole / geruinge
Sogn poa 6pen er neobrPnbt peo
S%pnneoilag. @srnene bapoe Sri.
tuarter og baobe forlabt Sfoleu, 90
debllaget idnSt Steo.
Spnet log iorleoen neS | Gbri.
item SbriitenienS @aaro / Srup pes
Serluimasle. 8aaroens 3 lloIRn.
al reooe Stiebuiet. "a a~reaturerne
par paa Nsarfeu, inoebrRnote intel
lepenoe. bporimoo en- Del Raifiner
oa Reoifaber br9no.e.
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bar uGret aniat pna iorifieaige iran.
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meo ct Bar SrauitmGno IarbuS
tonltrllcret ct Wonoplon, Scr / 2ebet
al B llger oil bare fGroiot til Snos
ilponing. Wonoplauet, Scr er eiter
Vlcrlot Supen, men liprft umoannet,
or iorlunet meo Stanlitel og meb Ell
20 9eltcs Straits Wotor. SSenien.
Der bar fIsiet | areielo, bill ielo inos
lime Npporat / Iarhlls OF oil rime.
liapt5 lenere fomne til at ilpue ! aiss
bcntaon.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-07-19
Warincitatiunernc. :

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Gen toilbl1es
reoe Budget og Wtilitprfomite fore
ilaar aiiat iorifieIige gelsb til Wa-
rineitationer langs apiten. Eli Sor-
ten foreilaaeS 100000 &roner. Ger
foreligger iorifielige alternatiuer
for, bpao Stationen mco 9efpitnins
ger Der bill foite. Sperilaget breier
fig mellem 5, s og 10 MiQioner. Sil
Stationen / Bergen foreiIaaes 400.
600. Gen err anilaaet til at foIte
21a Willion. Eli Stationen / Sronb.
biem fo~reilaaes 100000. Den pil
bare foite 100000. gnoelig fore.
ilaaes bepiIget 900, 900 aroner til en-
Citation peb Harpif / Sf%otenafinit-
tet. Sertil er tibligere aiiot 100000
og Smfoltningerne peo anlpgget er
bereanet til is Wtillion. Gen npr-
mere Elaos for bisie Stationer er
life beItemt. Ger bill ienere bli llo'
arbeibet Elaner % nsiere SperIlag.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-07-19
st 3mbilrnm / Wlnnnerhcnen. =

st Smbilrnm / glaopcrscmem. Zen
3Ote Sitni bar oct % Mar, lioen
"Hingiteo 5olfctibenbe", iom little.
oeS 1871 al oalepenoe I~olfetbings.
mano Fnitor y. Chr. 3able, opergif
I'll ct aftielellfnb. SubiIGet ieire.
oeS peo en- Set. Ta aftieieIifabe!
ouertoa gla0et. bapoe Oct 100 SOL.
oere, mn bar oct ca. 1900. "Rina
Iteb SoIfetioeuoe"S mupPrenbe Re.
batter er Sr. :. q. Gbriitenien.
"6oltetioenoe", iom tiaige iio9uar I
Sore % | Sasleo, inotager inoenior
SenitreS FropinSpresic en- imuf
StiQing.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-07-19
Veraens &rnftanlrn.

"tu'tunluy Olu Sel~
gen meooeles ben 26oe SUM: Ser
gems &ommune bar nplig taget /
grug tit &raftanleg / Samnanger,
bporfra ben eleftriife gnerei operfs-
res til Bergen. Stabsingenisr Sng-
itao, iom bar abminiitreret bette ltore
Soretaeenoe iaapel UNDER bets Sorbe-
reoelie ion UNDER bets ltobpgning,
blep iom Taaifisnnelie for fin llofs=
relie at bette Irbeibe igaar al Sor-
manolfabet beuilget ct Sonorar paa
5000 &roner. Gen fommunale Gil
ipnsfomite for InlGgget bapbe Ell.
itemmig foreiluaet Staosingenisren
tiloelt ct flpffeligt Sonorar.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-07-19
So Wrno orufnct. &

~ "tVHo pfht"e| " SpiIltSiSt
ben orufneoe forleoen sliten TO unae
Wpnb / 90 % 22-aarsaloeren mn
Ser 9aonin9, nemli9 Imtsgartner
Hisbera % @leftrifer ali @rsns-
tpeot. @rsnstpebt fanot man itror
igien omtrent Der, bppr ban bapoe
babet. ulpffen er ct baarot Slag
for bans isrgenbe Wober, oo bun
blep enfe for ~ Iar iioen, o.
oenne 8llt por benoeS eneite @orn
% Stette. Hisberg fanbt man ct
StDtfe lGngere neoe / @lpen ST. {.
ONT Ratten. San bar ingen Eaa-
rerenoe Somter. Sngen al De Scr.
ulpffeoe bar ipsmmeOp9tige.