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The daily sentinel., 1912-01-16
TRUST BUST;
BUSINESS RUST,
SAYS REP. LEVY
Action of Government Against Mytho-
logical Money Trust-Harveste
Company and Shipping Com
bine Drying up Country.
Associated Press.

Associated Press.
Washington, Jan. 10.-lieprescn-
tatiVe Levy of New York argued be-
fore the house rules committee to-
day against the proposed inyestiga-
ton of the so-called money trust"
the shipping combine, and the Inter
national Harvester company. He said
continual action against these busi-
nesses was drying up the business of
the country.
ArbuckIe brothers presented
statement that the shipping trust,
operating between the United States
and South Africa refused To carry
their coffee at full rates unless the
Arhuckies promised not to ship by
IN Independent line. Il. y. Baker of
Baltimore testified that there WAS
shipping tru>t and that congress had
proof of il in many documents.
The daily sentinel., 1912-01-16
SHUSTER WAS
MAKING ARMY
Report Shows That Russia Feared
American Who Was Secretly Or
ganizing Fighting Corps for
Persians-Had His College
Chums Help Him.
Associated Press.

Assoclated Press.
New York. Jan. 16.-According to
advices received by Col. Patrick Gal
lagher, former assistant of W. Nor
gan Shuster, the real reason Russia
forced Shuster out was because he
had begun to lay the foundations for
national Persian army, under the
guise of Strengthening the customs
gendarmes. After securing an ap-
preparation of the Persian cabinet. he
sent to Manila for his old comrades,
who had been in the Philippine con-
stubular. to aid him.
The daily sentinel., 1912-01-16
JACK JOHNSON WOULD BLACK
LIST FIGHTERS IN n. Y.
FOR PERSONAL SPITE.

: Associated Press. 8
= Chicago. Jan. 16.-Jack John :;
: son plans reprisals. on account :.
: of being barred from boxing in :.
= New York state. He has an :
= nounced now that he will black :,
= list any fighter who boxes in :,
= New York; that is. he will not !,
= give a man a chance for the :,
= championship who fights under :,
= the sanction of the New York :
: commission. :
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The daily sentinel., 1912-01-16
CARDINAL FARLEY REACHES
new YORK TONIGHT WILL Be
GIVEN GREAT RECEPTION

New York. Jan 6.-Cardinal Far
ley, with his suite on board the
steamer Berlin. will arrive off Sandy
Hook tonight He will land at the
Battery tomorrow morning where a
parade and a celebration in his honor
will be given.
The daily sentinel., 1912-01-16
ENGLAND'S QUEEN PUTS
UP SOCIAL BARRIER TO
KEEP OUT AMERICAN WOMEN
2 Associated Press.

= Associated Press. 8.
6, New York, Jan. 6.-Specials 8.
= were received here today an &
= nouncing that Queen Mary is &
g strongly opposed to the Ameri- 8
can invasion and determined &
= hereafter that only American &
= women married to British sub 9
:, jects. or whose male relatives 8
6, hold high official positions in &
g England will be presented 8
g at court. 6
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The daily sentinel., 1912-01-16
$4,000 IN CITY BONDS
TIED Up IN EQUITABLE
RE----MAY BENEFIT
Vaults Of Kne and Company Cys Bankers in East Contained
UncNpped Interest Coupons No Return on Paper for Several
Weeks Yet-SeweT, Water and Paving Bonds Tied Up

build
York
billion dollars, OF
of
OF the
ties
those of koune has
make the GrnndJ Junctio
The daily sentinel., 1912-01-16
LAS VEGAS, n. NJ, OFFERS
100000 FOR JOHNSON
FLYNN BOUTS LEGAL
Associated Press

Associated Press.
Las Megas, n. NJ, Jan. 16.-Las
Vegas became bidder for the John
son-Flynn fight today, when Charles
O'Malley, a local promoter wired to
Curley an offer of a hundred thous-
and dollars for the fight. Since the
admission OF the state into the union
there has been no law against glove
contests. Formerly the prize fights
were prevented by the federal sta
tuteS
The daily sentinel., 1912-01-16
TO BAR TESTIMONY ON
TARIFF AND CONDITIONS
OF INDUSTRY IN HEARING

!, Associated Press. .
= Washington. Jan. 16.-The =
i sugar investigation committee =
:, today decided to limit the pub =
= lie hearings. barring the testi- -
= mony on the tariff and beet in -
!, dustry conditions Independent "a
3 refiners protested in vain at this p
:, action. "a
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The daily sentinel., 1912-01-16
INDICTED BANKER DROPS
DEAD BEBFORE TRIAL--1OuK
DEPOSITS UNLAWFUI.lY
Associated Press.

Cincinnati, o., Jan. 16.-Thomas
Mcclure. who was president of the
Metropolitan Bank & Trust company,
when the institution was closed by
the state bank examiners. dropped
dead in the corridor of the federal
building here today After the fail
ure of the bank, Mcclure was in
dicted on the charge of receiving
deposits after he knew the bank was
insolvent.
The daily sentinel., 1912-01-16
ONE KILLED, SEVERAL
HURT when TRAIN IS
DERAILED AT MERIDIAN

{, Associated Press. 3
3 New Orleans, La, Jan. 16.- :
3 An express messenger was killed :.
. and several passengers injured Z
:, when passenger train on the :.
:, Alabama and Vicksburg road :,
= was derailed near Meridian. :,
= Miss. this morning.
2 6 q 6 6 e G e e e g G g g g g q
The daily sentinel., 1912-01-16
Leave for Iowa.

Clarence Cox and bride. who have
been spending the past several days
in the city since their marriage in
California last week. left this after
noon for Fairfield. Ia, where they
will make their home. They have
been visiting Mr., Cox's uncle. John
Cox of Whitewater. while staying in
the valley.
The daily sentinel., 1912-01-16
HEIRESS' MOTHER, GOES TO
TAKE Her DAUGHTER BACK
IN FOLD-FORGIVEN FOR SIN
Associated Press.

Chicago. ILL.,, Jan. 16.-Mrs Her
man Buehler. foster mother of the
young heiress found yesterday in
New York. where she had been work
ing as a servant left for New York
today. She said the girl would be
brought back by her.
The daily sentinel., 1912-01-16
KANSAS SUFFERS LOSS OF
SIX LIVES AND MILLION N
STOCK BY COLD WEATHER

6, Associated Press. 6,
s, Topeka. Kas., Jan. 16.-Cold =
:, waves, which have swept Kansas +
8, this winter are responsible for s
= at least six deaths and the loss =
g of sl.000.O0O worth of live =
- stock. Tales of suffering and e
= destitution are still coming in =
$ from the western part of the =
s, state. =
ess $500 8 g g g g SO 8 6
The daily sentinel., 1912-01-16
Associated Press.

indianapolis, Ind, Jan Thir-
teen hundred delegates, representing
100000 organized coal miners, met
today in the annual convention of the
United Mine Workers. They will
formulate the basis of the demands
of the men when they confer with
the operators concerning the new
The daily sentinel., 1912-01-16
LORIMER TELLS OF ENMiTY
OF HOPKINS -UPBRAIDS HIM
Associated Press.

Washington, Jan. Senator
Lorimer was cross-eXa mined by the
senate committee today. He told
of i'll feeling between Senator Hop
kins and himself. saying that Hop
kins had turned on all his friends
after they had sent him to the SEN
ate, and that he. Lorimer. felt under
no obligation to send him back there.
The daily sentinel., 1912-01-16
RUSSIA PROPOSES TO END !
ITALY-TURK WAR BY HAVING
TURKEY GIVE UP AFRICAN LAND
Associated Press

Associated Press.
Constantinople. Jan. 16.-It is re-
ported that Russia mas submitted 10
plan to end hostilitjcs between Tur-
key and Italy to the powers involved
in the Berlin treaty. 1t is said the
plan involves the giving up Of by Tur-
key OF the African possessions.
The daily sentinel., 1912-01-16
Back from Paljsade.

j. H. Miner, project engineer for
the U. S. r. S. here. came back at
noon today from Palisade. where he
spent the greater part of the day
meeting the landholders in regard to
the High Line route.
The daily sentinel., 1912-01-16
hE-STRICKEN PEASANTS
SELL CHILDREN To GET
ALITTLEF0OD.

= Associated Press. :
= London, jan. I6.-Specials .
: from Russia report terrible con- )
: ditions among the peasants near .
3 Orenburg, Russia. II is said &.
: that they are selling children TO )
: the khirgese Nomads. Many )
: have died from munger and ty- )
5 nhoid fsver. ;,
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The daily sentinel., 1912-01-16
BIG HOTEL IN
BOSTON BURNS
Guests Flee in Nightclothing-
$500. .000-No Lives Lost-0ld-
est Hotel in New England.
Associated Press.

Boston, Mass. Jan. 16-The Re
we're house one of the oldest and
most famous hotels in New England.
was partly destroyed by fire this
morning. The guests all escaped.
but the property loss is 100000.
The guests We're routed from their
beds by the hotel employees and many
escaped with nothing but their night
clothes on. They were sheltered in
The daily sentinel., 1912-01-16
ITALIANS FIND DOZEN
TURKS IN BRITISH Splp

Alden, Jan. 16.-The Italian cruis-
ers yesterday held up the British
steamer Africa in the Red Sea. and
they took off . men who were trav-
cling in first class cabin on the
grounds that they were Turkish artfI-
lerymen,
The daily sentinel., 1912-01-16
Associated Press
GRAND JURY TELLS PEOPLE TO GUST OFFICIALS
OF SAN FRANCISCO -"MADE HEAL TIL DEPARTING DUMPING
GROUND FOR EYERYTH POLITICAL, REPORT The CHARGES

the
municipal conditions
board of
the department electricity
al Who appli "A end
The daily sentinel., 1912-01-16
LONDON EDITOR DIES IN ITALY

Associated Press.
Florence. Italy. Jan. l6.-Henry
Lahouchre. editor of the London
Truth, died here this morning.
The daily sentinel., 1912-01-16

When the water bonds for Sl5O.-
900 were sold to T.. II. Rollins Il Son
last summer Tor D1c, kountke X
Company, one OF the most pTuminen mt
financial concerns OF Gotham, were
made city bankers. The bonds were
deposited there and the coupons for
interest, clipped when they fall due.
have been handled ny that firm. 1t
has been some time since any inter-
est coupon has been sent here for
payment, and, as il is known that
some are due, The officials at the city
hall are wonde ring how the company
was affected by the terrific fire.
That there might be II possibility
that the city's bond were destroyed
in the flames is certain, and ii they
were destroyed, the city of Grand
Junction will be out not single cent
In fact, the city will he in about 500
in interest, which if the coupons are
destroyed cannot be collected.
Commissioner Norhcck stated this
morning that he expected word soon
as to the condition of the local Sc
curities. The vaults have not been
all opened yet, and il will take weeks
for the wrecl<ing company TO clean
the building. Paving and sewer
bonds are included in the list depos-
tied at the kountze financial house.
Associated Press.
New York. Jan 15.-The body of
William Campion, the aged watch
man who lost his life in the Equitable
Life building fire of last Tuesday,
was found today, frozen in a kneeling
nOsture hebind a great steel gata
leading to the street from the vaults
The daily sentinel., 1912-01-16
MINE WORKERS
IN MEETING
Annual Meeting of United Coal Min
ers-Take Up Northern Colorado
Coal Fields Striks-New Sche-
dule in Effect April /.
Associated Press.

Associated Press.
Indianapolis Ind. Jan. 16.-Until
coal mine owners become more en-
lightened and end their campaign
against the growth of the United
Mine Workers of America, they will
continue to injure their own business
and pay out vast sums to detectives
and INSCRIPTIONS politicians for pro-
lection from the imaginary evil. said
Nice-president Frank J. Hayes of the
miners union in his report to its in
ternational convention today
The daily sentinel., 1912-01-16

Indianapolis, Ind. Jan. 16. - In
presenting his financial report to
the convention of the United Mine
Workers of America today, Secretary
Treasurer Edwin Perry called atten-
tion to the fact that while ON April
l, last, 1900 coal miners were on
strike. requiring an expenditure for
aid OF $4,000 week, the only strik-
es now in progress are in Colorado
and at a few mines in Tennessee and
Missouri.
The daily sentinel., 1912-01-16

Peking, Jan. l6.-Yuan Shi Kai's
assailants We're three Cinnamon, said
TO be prominent revoluuonists. They
were standing on the sidewalk as the
premier's carriage approached. When
the carriage was about thirty feet
off one of The conspiratos threw a
bomb, but the aim was so bad it did
not come within 90 feet Of ITS mark.
Yuan Shi Kai was entirely unhurt.
and seemed to he unperturbed.
Yuan Shi Kai was driving in his
carriage with an escort of cavalry in
front. and behind. The route was
lined by police. stationed five yards
apart. carrying loaded rifles. Others
suspected of being implicated in the
assassination plot we're arrested.
The daily sentinel., 1912-01-16

indianapolis. Ind, Jan. 16.-Be-
cause the organized miners in both
the bituminous and anthracite coal
fields OF the country must make new
wage contracts with the mine owners,
to go into effect on April l, it is nee
essary for the United Mine Workers
of America to put aside internal dis
sension, and prepare to struggle for
advancement, said John p. White.
president of the organization, in his
annual report to its convention today.
I'VE are ON the eve of the eXpira-
tion of our contracts, and the atteu-
ton OF the membership and that of
the entire country will be centered
upon the deliberations of this convcn-
tion," said Mr.. White. II am most
seriously impressed with the respUn-
sibility we assume. and it is time
when each and every delegate should
thoroughly consider his duty toward
those he has the honor to represent.
1t will remain for this convention
new, as in the past, to outline pol
icy that will best meen the needs and
requirements of our people and adopt
ap Ian that will rebound to the bene-
fit OF our membership everywhere. Dc
The daily sentinel., 1912-01-16
YUAN ESCAPES
UNHURT WHEN
BOMB BURSTS
Several of Body Guard Killed-Poor
Aim of Chink Saves Premier's
Life-Does Not Brighten Him
Will Hang Assailants.
Associated Press.

AsSOCidltu TESS.
Peking, Jan. 16.-The bomb that
was thrown at Premier Yuan Shi
Kai's carriage while he was on his
way to the Imperial court this morn
ing killed two soldiers and injured Z
others. Eight or 0 are expected to
die. The men who attempted the
premier's life were captured and it is
expected they will be ordered exc
cuted Immediately.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-04-05
Saan paa sGresoro.

: Den franife @p 2pon er Der
bannet en- filontropiif Screening, TOM
Far til giemeo at lame nsolibenoe
Gerioner minorc GUNNER u6er
Ialltion.
2onbiegeren bar at uofploe Ell
gIanfet, bporpeb 5oreninger erbol.
Der De Splpsninger, ben snifer; ben
treffer iaa @~igisrel'e crt, buorpiot
Der ifal tages Seripn I'll anisguir-
gen. Sinoes De paa g. rfetten
gipne Sata at rGre / Srben, fanr
9onbtageren Den snIfeoe Gum og
maa pao sGresorS LOBE at betale
ben tiIbage inoen en- ois Sib.
: oet iorlsbne aar bar benne
Si9lpeforening poet stonomiif I'm.
oerItsttelie iii 3S4 Berioner, Der.
iblanot SanbeIsbetierte, Smanbano.
Iere, 9prere, SannSUerfere m. Il.
glan6t De unoeritstteoe bar ogiaa
6S apinoer.
Som 8runo til, at 2aanet isstes,
anisrtes / t19 3iliRloe Spsoom, /
81 8ialo, / SO arbeioslssbeo os !
q, of man snifeoe at sifte iig.
Sim en- meget ubetpoelis Del al
De nSIaante gelsb er enonu life
betalt tilbage.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-04-05
1NsialS. Sperlprcr Tront, Ras

SposialS. Soerlprcr Srant3 IaS'
musien / Sfopsbooeb or afgaaet peo
9socn paa aisbcrbaprs au1tS Spge'
bus al MISUNDERSTANDING, %
Mar aammeI. San Dor | fin Sto I
noaIc @ar Eprmano for GammarfS
SGreriorcntua.
- aonicrpator WoamtS Glaii'en
af 9uitrupool peo Hibe, Der bar
fienot ODER belle Sonoet iom Sener'
onber al uoitoppeoe Gpr, er 'orleoen
oiaoaet peo 9cben | en- aloer az 80
aor. Zen aioeoe bar anIet 'om en-
Gpatigbeo paa lit ipeciele Omraaoe'
Sbu. 8obSforpalter oeo 8reo'
Ifabet greeentpeot, SpcrretS'agferer
6. s. :. Yermiu, er afgaaet oeo ~
Den / Gbarlottcnluno.
Walcren Sens Tige er 900 et'
ter ct Yor Mars baoblss S0goom'
AZ aar garnel.
@totSraaoinoe aielleriip, Der
eieoe @iSbor9gaarb peo Sao|llrlo, CT
bso / en- IIoer al 81 War.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-04-05

Oct itpre Sorobrugslegat. Sra
9rammen meooeles ben 19oe Vtarts
&aptein Nils Gas / Sier, iom aigif
peO Ssoen for nogen Wtaaneoer iioen
teitamentereoe, iont Oct oil buifes,
belle i'm Sormue til ct Se9at for
Sorobrllget % bets SinPringer |
9uiferuo. goetS Statiis er M op-
ejort % bier en- Nettoiormlle pua
30S,954 &roner. gu fer oct imios
lertio no til, at Seitamentet, ionl
bleu opiat / 1900 og foripnet meo
npe MISUNDERSTANDING / 1911,
fommer til at foranleoige Broces.
gas' n9ritaaenoe Sl9gtninger, iom
life er betGnft meo nogetiombelit,
merer nemlig, at Oct er ugplDtg, %
en- al gr%oriennerne, Ifsel Aas, ptl
anlpgge Sag for at iaa bet pmltsot.
San gipr gi9loenoe, at De teltamen'
tariife 9ispoiitioner ltaar / Den tier
feite Strib meo bpaO 4ruelaOeren til
andre Siber beitemt bar uotalt.
%amtmanoen uotaler Dog, at Weboc'
lelien iprmentlig life cir 8runo til
nogen Sorfsining ira amtets SIDE.
San inoitiQer paa, at amtstinget
meo 2at oil efterfomme Seitameu'
tets Gaalpg og ioreiIaar, at Sano.
Observation-Disclosures Stpre ital
uoarbeioe Sorilag til SegatmioIer'
mes anpenoeIie. 3eitamentet beitem'
mer nemlig, at oen Del al Renterne,
iom aarlig ifal ubbeles, oisponeres
al bpert enfelt aar5 Amtsting. Sab.
parten al Renterne ifal l9gges til
9apitalen, I'll oenne blir 10 WfiQio-
ner.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-04-05
st aammcl SanoeIsitee brrnot.


Sra @enneiuno meobeleS Sen 19oe
MartS: st tioIigere itsrre SanbeIs.
iteo Steniisen, iom iencre bar til.
bsrt aeiierIoos Rorbbus, men Tom
iolgte gienbommen til Sr. Hiebcr
ira gnosen, berieoeS igonrmorges al
SIbebrano. Den ippre Sopeobpg.
ming % ben itore tsmreOe @rpgge-
bpgning neobrPnote totalt / 9sbet al
Ell Zines Sio. 9utifbpgningen, Tom
itoo ubenpttet, leo ogiaa nogen Sta.
DC. Suiene Dor asilreret / 2onoetS
alminoelige Notwithstanding
Tor tiIiammen 10000 aroner, bpil.
tet neppe bGtfer S~oIooeIen al &c
nebbrGnote 89roier. Sele Snoboet
itrpg meo, og oct par uaSillreret. 9e.
boerne reboeoes baIpnofne. ct Sar
gamle Sogerenbe miiteoc ogiau alt,
tilmeo fine Sparepenge. SIbenS Sps
fomit er ufienot. Gen opitob ! 2ben
Gtage peb 6-Siben. Gnbel Sloite.
Der Dor netop iIagt. Sr. &ieber, iom
er en- Iaub / go aarS IIoercn, blcp
noget i~orbr9nbt. San fom l,b meo
aiipebet Saar % SfiGg. Ge brano.
Iiote bebor mi Ell gienitanenoe Meie-
ribpgning. % alt meogit / Bran.
oen, iauner De Ntioler til oct MOO,
uenbigite. 3e er neobsieoe % mis-.
treltige.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-04-05
Garncgics Seltefpnb. 8

Earnc9lcs peltetDnb. Sra &le'
benbapn meooeles ben 19oe Warts:
Ge 5oreneoe Staters berp9renbe
Miniiter, Or. Cyan, bar igaar Sor.
miobag til Observation-Disclosures oper.
leperet ct 9elpb al $4,000 Dollars
/ StaaItruIt.S bligationer, beitemt til
at uhgiere aapitalen for oct unber
&oneens Troteftion i%taaenoe Gar.
ne9ies gelsnuingsiono for Selte.
mob.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-04-05

llobpgninqerne ill Sopeo9narocn
"Snioiteogoarb" / Eoars, tilhercnoc
groprietpr s. 6. GhriItenicn er | MI
res n~eobrpnote. &%rcatlirerne reboe.
oc8. gn RGngSe aorn % Sober
Itoffe brpnote. On Sloeus Spfomit
pi6es intet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-04-05
SfaI Statcn erprppriere? :

8iebeubapn meooeIeS ben 19be
Warts: 0ireftsr for 9elpSningS-
uGienet @inbieIo Sanien ioreilaar,
al Staten fol erpropriere oae pri.
pate auloplag % oereitcr iorctase
llboelinger til be girfiombeber, Tom
er i~terfeit triiet al ailIitreiten. 81.
reftsren bGpoer, at burtig Gambling
Der er nsopcnoig.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-04-05
Wnt SpnchitnnahInh-

~" OIU NpIIl
apartal oil Der / aiebenbapu no,
tomme ct mt 9agblao UNDER Rapnet
"8reSien, Oa9lis stpt / 9iaeber oa
Sert". SIaoet nogipeS al Ell Snter,
eSientlfab; Heoafter bliper Sr. 600
ircp Solmer % OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Sr
Ssraen i. Wteuer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-04-05
Gu fuitbar Siuait. 9irr Scrr,

Gu fuitbar Sinsit. ai0r SerreoS
notwithstanding bar ifelge "aalb.
Stiftst." fisbt Ell IS Woareoer gam.
mel Singit, ialoen eiter "Ssuoing"
% tilbsrenbe Sogueiogeb 5. y.
Spsrring / Horring pr. Sinnerup,
ior $4,000 Ser, bporaf $4,000 poa
&ilfaar. Oct er Den opreite Singit,
Der / De iibite aar bar pGret iolgt
/ Sanmarf.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-04-05

Gienoumsiala. 8rarupgaoro neo
Sfipe er al gufeiru &epSgaaro lol9t
til 8oaroeier SER. Satobien | Spbp
for 100000 SER. 8aaroen bar l2S
Cor. Sono al 912 ID. Sartforn.
SusmpnbeneS lloltpfningSlor'
eniua for aaIbor9 Imt bar tlsbt oell
oomle Serregaaro "&aafiloe8aaro"
peo gaitsbsi 81. for 10000 Str.
Ireolet or ca. 900 Cor. Souo.
Sens Senien bar iolgt Wis
i~iousboteaet / Gsbierg ior 165,oOO
SIR. til S%noebaueren al Sltograltlt
Establishment oa Stentrpfferl | U.s.
bierg ". Q. Geterlen.
Sra Roribo meooeleS ben 19oe
W1orts: @repitabet a~mutbenbor8 bar
ioaor iolgt 8aaroene anutbenllino
oa gsQesminoe iaut Sfoocne ugle'
bolt % gsaesminoe 9prcbaoe % en-
Gel minore Gienoomme, iolt ct Ireal
al 100 9br. 2anb Ill FroprtetPr
3iericu, @ilbelmsborg. alebe'iimT1len
err efter Sorlpoenoe ca. 65O,OOO Str.
groprietpr @rsnIuno bar iolgt
Sopebgaaroen StoOgaaro oeo Ntborg
meo inb. og uooenotg gei9tulng I'll
groorietGr 2angbers al RanoerS 1or
1000 Ser. meo Ell %llobetaling al
40 900 Ser. @aaroen, Der er ttettoe'
fri, bar ct areal al ca. 1913 Tor.
Sano.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for Gal.
bora Amt bar iislge "Sobro Ao."
fisbt 200 S0r. 2ano al giern5bolm
nprore Warf for 10000 SIR.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-04-05

Gampltib paa Spri5pano | Selemar.
Ten. Oct bill btorage I'll at iorniole
Srotfen meaem Selemarten % 81.
itrifterne moro for grenbal. timber.
5oanoen er ser tegnet bel $4,000
ar, og / iioite Mebe beiluttet Spris.
oals Serreositpre at ia aftier for
1900 &roner. Oct antoges, at Den
ueopenoige aapital mart oil filnne
itfres, laa Hliten tommer iitano.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-04-05
Np MuturbaaS paa SsaSin.

SeIifab, beituaenoe al o'Srr. Riiier
Wtoe, Sons Soug, Selge Rogneruo
% 6. 3. Rororaaf ira Sano og Sri.
~Itoffer apomc ira Sang, bar efter
boab ~Salores" erfarer, beiluttet at
anifaiie Ell m lite aIasies Sernbaab
til gpgoin til fommepoe Suriitip-
ion. Saaoen, iom anilaespis er be.
regnet til omfring 10000 aroner,
Ital bore so SOB lang % II SOB
breo, belt operbpgget, meo tore
Speilglasruber / Salonen og inore.
Oct paa fomfortabel Waabe. Zen
ME gaoo ifal funre gaa Den 3 Wtil
LANCE gpgoin paa omfring balpou-
oen Sime. De @aaber, iom isr bar
traiiferet gpgbin, bar brligt fra 212
til 3 elmer Huten.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-04-05
Stennlbcr. JnnS. Sra 81

Stenalocr'Tnn Sra Saaborg
meObeleS ben fSbe WartS: S SITTER
antou NielienS Sape / Salsleo ianb.
teS igaar peb 8raDning 9ele al 8
Nennelteifeletter % 3 Stenurner
iamt nogle Stenfiler % Srer. Sun.
oct antages Of biorsre ira ct 8rau.
TANNER ira Steualoeren. Sperlig-
geren bleu i%iernet for nogle Iar II.
ben % Der fanbtes oa oeiaa nogle
&nofler, ailer o. grer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-04-05
Gingerifes Sparcbdnf. Sra Some.

foS meooeles Den 20be Narts: Hin-
gerites S~parebanf bar / Soritanoer.
ifabsmsbe ioag al lit Sperifuo for
1911 bepilget 1850 ar., bporai til
Observation-Disclosures 5000 Ser, til
Ssnefcs, R~oroerbop og Saugs Bar
nebiem 1850 &r., til ct 9raofapel
for 9oroerbop 5000 Ser, til Saug
Sogns SfoIepeien 100 Str. og til
2ofaIe for Saug Sugns llngooms-
Iaq 1000 Str.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-04-05
Sfugiascn paa @eitlanSct.

9ergen meboeIes ben Abe Marts: s
ii aar er oct arbeioet enersiif for al
fIGbe @~eitlanbet meo Stog. Ser
gems Sfogielitab bar inolagt iig itor
Sortieneite al bette arbeioe. Sper-
large alnus Sansien % stutsmini-
tier MideIien iiooer | Stpret. 81
Den SelIfabet err oprcttet, err Oct no.
belt oper 80 Yiiaioner Ylanter; Def
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-04-05

S~sosialb. aisbmano gilbert &.
Slien / 9ronbbiem er oigaaet peb
8eben, 6S12 aar %ganuuel. San orep
en- itor Notwithstanding, iom ONT
ip9rbte belle oct norbeniieloite
Nprae.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-04-05
Gulitrcifens @irfninger. Sra ais

benbapn meooclcs ben 1Soe Maris:
Zen engelife alllitreif begpuoer M
at spe lin girfniug paa a~isbenbapns
8aoebeIpsuing. .gpenS 8aSlpgter
bar / De iioite glitener fun brRnot
meo boIpt glus 90 Ell Gel al Sooeo.
itrsgets eleftriife 9uelamper er ilufs
fet. 9eoparer Streifen ugeu no, re.
oucereS 8aoebclpsningen % oct 90.
rige oiientIise Sor6rus al 8a5 o.
Glettricitet poerligere.