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Arizona sentinel and Yuma weekly examiner., 1912-05-30

Colby, the young militant pioneer of the progressive movement in this con- monwealth, will be selected to succeed Senator Briggs in the United States senate. Colby began his fight against boss rule in New Jersey in 1900 and he has been at it ever since. Last night at the Roosevelt headquarters he was ShOwered with congratulatio upon the successful outcome of his long and bitter fight.
 Former Governor Franklin Murphy, national committeeman, will be rele- gated to obscurity. Murphy toured the state with Taft and late yesterday afternoon predicted that Taft would have a solid delegation, although ad- hitting possible defeat in one district. He proved to be little superior as political prophet to Senator Penrose of Pennsylvania. Murphy carried his own precinct for Taft by only four votes and Everette Colby, one of MT. Roosevelt's progressive candidates for delegate at large, actually tied Mur- phy, who ran as Taft delegate.
 Both Senator Briggs and Murphy were candidates at large on the Taft ticket and both are showed under.
 The Roosevelt delegates at large are Everette Colby, former Governor Franklin Fort, Frank H. Jess and Ed gar B. Bacon. It is probable that Fort will be selected to succeed Murphy as national committeeman.
 In Newark City, which was regard ed as stronghold of the machine, Roosevelt carried II out of the 16 wards. The vote stood: Roosevelt, 1908; Taft, 516S; La Toilette, 256.' In the democratic primaries Wilson had swept the state, carrying 10 of the 12 districts and getting four delegates at large.
Arizona sentinel and Yuma weekly examiner., 1912-05-30
CARD OF THANKS
P. o. SETTLER

I wish to express my sincere thanks and heartfelt appreciation for the very earnest and well-directed, as we'll as efficient efforts of the various mem bers of the Yuma fire department, the U. s. Soldiers under Lieut. Man ming, and all volunteers who so ably assisted in the fire last Tuesday. Words cannot express my apprecia- tion.
 P. o. SETTLER.
Arizona sentinel and Yuma weekly examiner., 1912-05-30
ID MANUFACTURE
 TOMATO SEED O|L
WILL BE USED IN SOAP-MAKING AND MAY DISPLACE THE COT TONSEED OIL.

Washington, May 3O.-(Special to France an industry has sprung up in the manufacture of tomato seed oil. The consular reports note that in the Province of Parma, Italy, S4,O0O tons of tomatoes are conserved annually and the residue, which until recently, was thrown away, now yields 600 tons of oil. Chemically this is cIassed with cottonseed oil, and it will be used in soap-making and other industries where that oil finds uses. The exten- sion of the tomato oil industry will be largely at the expense of the Amer ican cottonseed oil trade.
Arizona sentinel and Yuma weekly examiner., 1912-05-30
THE GANDOLFO LOBBY

Frank Stinson and wife, Los An geles.
 J. P. Van Leer, Los Angeles. A. J. Holder, Benson. J. E. Stevens, Los Angeles. Thos. O'Leary, IT,, San Francisco. c. c. Thompson, Idaho Falls, Ida ho.
 E. C. links, Los Angeles. H. B. Long, Los Angeles. Frank Graham, Wenden. C. Lewis, San Francisco. w. E. Severn, Phoenix. E.. D. Roberts, Phoenix. S. Green, San Francisco. H. J. Little, Los Angeles. O.. H. Ladden, San Francisco. H. J. Martin, Los Angeles. H. I Johns, St. Louis. G. R. Bailey, Los Angeles. The Examiner office for job work
Arizona sentinel and Yuma weekly examiner., 1912-05-30
AN APOLOGY

Mrs. William Hitchcock's name was inadvertently left off the Teachers Institute program by the stenO Zrapher in making up the copy. Mrs. Fitch cock is an artist and we hope she will favor the institute with one of her inimitable renditions on the piano.
 JOHN M. HESS.
Arizona sentinel and Yuma weekly examiner., 1912-05-30
P. O. SETTLER.

J. G. Morgan and B. w Dahl, of the Reclamation Service, have been ordered to go to the Volcano Lake country to note the high water condi- tions there.
Arizona sentinel and Yuma weekly examiner., 1912-05-30

Washington, May 30.-(Special to The Yuma Examiner). A branch of agricultural industry which seems to have been somewhat neglected in this country is the production of oils from seeds. Except flax and cotton seed not much importance seems to be at tached to oil-bearing seeds. Yet the City of Hull, England, which is the third most important city commercial ly in England, and Marseilles, France, find in the production of seed oils a very large and lucrative industry.
Arizona sentinel and Yuma weekly examiner., 1912-05-30

The Examiner does not assert that yesterdays result in New Jersey set tied the presidential contest. That was settled long ago. It was settled before Ohio repudiated Taft There has not been for weeks the slightest doubt that Roosevelt would be the nominee of the republican party. The reactionary newspapers have contin- ued their concerted endeavor to de ceive the public and have erected pre- posterous tables" exhibiting the cer- tainty of Taft's nomination, building ever greater misrepresentations to match their greater and more desper- ate needs-all to no purpose. They did but inflict a wicked deceit upon readers, the most credulous among whom must by this time have learned how their confidence was abused and their trust unworthily betrayed.
 New Jersey has but set another nail in the coffin that contains Taft's long dead candidacy. Roosevelt would have over 600 votes on the first ballot of the Chicago convention without the addition of a single New Jersey del egate to his strength He is already the nominee of the republican party The convention will have but the pre- functory duty to perform of giving formal declaration to a result that is the common property of all intelligent men and women throughout the na- ton.
 The same power that has compelled Roosevelts nomination will as sur ely achieve his election That power? The supreme power-the people. Unl, der Rooseyelt's leadership they are about to rule.
 New Jersey takes proud place in the ranks of the progressive states that have resolved upon the overthrow of reactionary rule in the nation. Fresh from his deserved defeat in his OWn SlelS Ol OulO, Wu0FS tl6 Ildu IlldU0 frenzied appeals for support, Mr. Taft encounters now in New Jersey, after a spectacular campaign, a defeat no less decisive and overwhelming.
 Who is there that any longer even lrclends to question that the rank and file of the republican party condemns MI |. Taft's administration Who any lCrger pretends to doubt thac the rank and file of the republican party de- mand the nomination of Roosevelt? Who now can deny that the nation is to reaction and in favor of policies in government? ? Even the obstinate, who, having eyes, would not see and having ears would not hear-even they no longer can af- feet to disbelieve in the coming su- premacy Of the doctrine of popular sovereignty
 The people are resolved to rule
Arizona sentinel and Yuma weekly examiner., 1912-05-30

Mrs Dee Reese, whose husband died recently in Los Angeles, is ex- pected to return to Yuma on No 4, this evening.
Arizona sentinel and Yuma weekly examiner., 1912-05-30
MASONIC NOTICE

There will be special meeting for work in the third degree at Masonic Hall Thursday night 5-2S-3t
Arizona sentinel and Yuma weekly examiner., 1912-05-30

H. A. Williams, of the Yuma thea tre, left on No. 1 last night for Los Angeles on business.
Arizona sentinel and Yuma weekly examiner., 1912-05-30

Mrs. M Elizabeth Bailey left at n:35 last night for Los Angeles, where she will spend the summer.
Arizona sentinel and Yuma weekly examiner., 1912-05-30

J. H. Benner and family, are now at Rockford, Washington.
Arizona sentinel and Yuma weekly examiner., 1912-05-30

Snyder, the Main street tailor, is out again after siege of illness.
Arizona sentinel and Yuma weekly examiner., 1912-05-30
RESULT IN NEW JERSEY SPEAKS
 FUR |TSELF---COL. ROOSEVELT

RESULT OF PRESIDENTIAL PRIMARY ELECTION KNOCKS
 PROP FROM UNDER CANDIDACY RENoMNATIoN- -PRoGREssWEs PARTIES A STAGGERING BLOW PoLTIcIANs-RoosEVELT HIGHLY PLATED
Arizona sentinel and Yuma weekly examiner., 1912-05-30
FOR SUMMER READING

Paper back novels, 15 cents and up. A big line just in, at Shorey's. If
Arizona sentinel and Yuma weekly examiner., 1912-05-30

Oyster Bay, May 30.-"New Jersey has not left me much to say" was Roosevelt's comment. The Colonel was asked whether he will now be- gin to make plans for the fall cam paign since he felt confident of his nomination.
 "Of course a long experienced hunt CT" he replied, "has learned never to divide a bearskin until the bear is dead.''
Arizona sentinel and Yuma weekly examiner., 1912-05-30

The Examiner office for job work.
Arizona sentinel and Yuma weekly examiner., 1912-05-30
Reward for Colby

Gossip at Roosevelt state head quarters today indicate that Everette
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-03-19
A Valentine to a Lady Friend,
I wish you were my Valentine
And l were yours for ever!
But l am on the firing line

i WISH you WeIc my SdicHCiue
And l were yours for ever!
But / am IN the firing line
To conquer nov - or never.
For ! have sworn to win or die,
So let the bullets faster fly!
- But every one must fight it out
alone.
The fgt has waged for many years.
Some bullets found me, deary!
Ny eyes were often blind from tears,
My heart at times grew weary.
But never was the free'est thought
Too dearly aye too dearly bought,
- BIT everyone must tread his
wine press alone.
The f~ree'est is the strongest tie
- / see it in my vision -
And so shall be, though never nigh
Your love my ammunition.
Your thoughts for sure shall guide my
hand,
Until we reach that promised land,
Where everyone shall receive according
to his deeds.
Oh that you were my Valentine,
And l were yours for everl
But I am on the firing line
To conquer now - or never.
For never was the free'est thought
Too dearly, aye too dearly bought
- So let us give ours freely and
willingly.
San Pedro, Calf. 2-Io-I2
Fredrik Voss Mohn.
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Gribaem al YerTem.

timber De iioite 9eeipenbe6er /
Eerlien, og linens &uslano og eng
LAMB forbereoer Jig til ben enoeIise
Selitlg al oct galnle Sanb, bar Ser
Den ipGDet / llptsbeb ON, bpao ser
par blepen af gribab Wubameb ali
efter bans mislpffeoe Sorisg paa at
gienerobre Den Ebrone, ban bar Die.
ben iaget bort fra; men MI mebbe.
Les Oct, at ben falbne Storbeo op.
boloer fig beb bet fnipiife SAB, bpor
ban bar funoet SiIflrgt bos en- rig
rusiiif Siiferieier peo Napn 2iano.
iom.
Set beber fig, at 2ianoIoip bar
oberlaot @ribaben en- Camper, Der
er uoruitet meb flere &anoner og Be-
manoet meb Ell uoiset Stprfe af
unbpesne rusiiife Straffanser. Gam.
perens &aptein er efter Sorlpbenbe
Ell forbenparenbe Sisrsper beb
Napn Ssrnail gep, boem gribaben
ifal babe forlenet meb Den it6Ite
Sitel "Marineminiiter". 2eoelien
al Ell 2iDpdgt, Der bar opertaeet CT
ibabens perionlige 9eifpttelie, err be-
troet til en tioligere rusiiif 'Boliti.
officer peo Hapr Boron, Der er
flpstet efter at bore blepen bsn1t til
a @ars Sieneitef beb "arreitant-
&ompaniet" for Spperier og geora.
gerier; ban bar fact Sitelen "sSn.
benrigsminiiter". Senator @rep
Yablen, Ser / i'm Sib efter en- @epi.
iion fit 9oroip artbolbt, piIbe unore
Zig iaare, ON ban iaa betine @ap-
tpp, Der III optr9oer | en- rlsiiit
uniform, bebangt neb rlisiiife Or.
oener. og ipiaer en- mteget pigtig
Holle bIanbt gribabens S%msibeIier.
Ger forIpber irtet ON, bporlebes
be sprise Nintiterpoiter en- bGepen
beiat; fun iaa meegt peo mon, at
@ribaben trobs i'm Silib til fin
"Regierins" ielp beisrger SorpaIt.
ninsen al Statsfasien, og at Boron
foraiepes bar beitormet bam meo
gsmner ON at gisre bam eaer bans
9rooer, ser IigeIeoes er unopegen
Straffanae, til "Stnansminiiter".
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-03-19
Emo 1ukntn.

Minnchabas Eionccr bpb. Inbrep
0e0erion, Ser Dor blauot Wfimrebobn
|GomtpS Nioneerer, er ioruplig 0eo
Il tit Nicm nor Baltic / Den beie NJ.
ser al 81 Nar. Ifbeoe bar feot |
Srenbelagen.
Stunt. Tsarmcn en- SnfecS. Sre.
orcne Sifianp / Ibcroeen logoe Tor
noQet ouer ct Iar, iiben ipei meo Ell
Sfunf.Sarni, Der maoife bill bore til
at bIipe en- itpr Snouitri. Siotil
bar man onicet oct belle ION ct grpes
riment. men HeluItaterne ifal hape
Iporct iuo lcpenoe, at man life lGn-
ger betGnfer liz paa at ~bcgpnoe for
NIpor, % foruoen Sfitnf pil Der bli
opor0ttet Mrifrat og GGu. Sormen
inobctattcr nemlia ell Iioen Subiis.
hpiS BREEDER er beporet meb bio
Ris, hporfor bette bill bIine ct pnbet
SphoIbSiteb for Mfulfrat. Mt OBJ
or0tte Npp faloer piitnof no9et foit'
bart, ba ser maa ct t9t 8ierbe I'll for
at boIbe "Miffel" iuoen Sormens
@r0nier, men iaa brinaer oens EelS
til @ienaiGlb en- meaet bsi Tris.
Get cr DC forte cher oelpiS itribebe
SfumfS, man bar Iaat on meo, 90
6iSic Climb er DC foitboreite; ct belt
tort al biSie Sfinb fan iaale6es
briuae op til Sc. % De meo en- gan.
lie lioen bpio Stribe nGiten lissiaa
moget.
iTrpstelis S~iloraselie. ToIp Mil
norbeitenior Witd,el inbtraf Der tio.
liz ON Moreenen oen 12te os, en-
lIiseiaa isrseIis iom frpgteIig @esi.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-03-19

penbeo, ioet Wr. % Mrs. Sacqiies'
ire Wern inoebrGnote. Manoen bar
.tioIig ON Worgenen itaaet op, % Do
ban efter at babe tpnot SID | Spnen
por gaaet op | anoen gtage igien,
bpor tr!c JamiIien bapbe fine Sope.
pGrelier, mcrfchl ban eiter en- frrt
3ios 6crleb, at &uIet bIep fuiM al
Rsg, bporfor ban eff neb igien. 81
Den bapoe imiolertib beriet UNDER
Sroppen, faa benne itprteoe famme:l
unoer bant, iaa ban ialbt gje1rem
6lammerne og neo / fsrlte etage.
San iprang oa nb og folbte paa lin
Sritru, at bun giennem ct Sine'i
ifuloe ilippe 86rnene neb | bans
Irme, men netop Iom bum bapoe
iaaet 8iitbuet aabent beipimeoe bun
% falot no, bnorpeo bun fom aIpnr-
Zig tilifaoe. 9srncne blep fpolte al
Gesen, for nogen af Dem Dor iitano
til at TONNE til noeet ginou, % oa
Suiet burtig nebbrGnote, bar Der
mart fun be forfulleOe Sepninger
igjen af De fire inlaa Sig. Soruben
fine gern miitebe Mr. og MrS. Sac.
ques oft De eieoe al Snobo, alGoer
o. I. b. Siplpiomme Haboer foretog
Dog itrar en- SnoiamIing, og Ell be-
tpbelig Eengeium FAINT alGoer og
andre SiGlpemibler blep 'trar ieriot
Dem.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-03-19
Wubcrbiertet. Spem fan made

Woberbjertet. Spem fon made
ct Ioberbiertes Sore os apal, naar
benoes imaa gern er ipge og liben-
De? Mrs. 8ilbelmine Sanberg /
9roofbapen, Iisi., fremfalber bette
Iepenbe for Sanfen | ct nplig ifrepet
9rep. Sum tiger: "Sfior Spit bleo
Dor lille tire aars gamle Eige ing.
2egerne falote oct / gespnoelIen
Malaria, og iagbe ienere. at oct bar
@uliot. Sum bleo p9rre og p9rre.
til Sroos for beres gebanbling, os
pi troebe eanife iiffert, pi ifulbe mi
ite benOe. Seq fom ba tilfelbig til
at ie en- grtifel | port 9lab ON &li-
rifo % ifrep efter en- Hrspefasie.
De aIlerferite Soier fpnteS at bi9l-
pc beilbe. Spfaitelien al BET srenne
Slim ita%noieoe, ben guile Sarpe be-
gpnote at foripinoe, os benbes @ppe-
tit oenbte tilbnge. Otter at bape gi-
BET benoe ct Bar SlGfer, fi,nbe pi
merle poa benbes gines ltbieenb,
% paabenbes robe afnber, at Sunb,
beoen bar penbt tiIbase, ogpi Dor iaa
glade. Sner eneeit Santilie buroe
bape benne itorartebe Mebicin for
S%aanben."
Or. geters arrifo er life at fac
paa Ipotbefer. Get er eft iimpelt
llrtemiobeI, iom ~forifaffes oirefte
giennem Sofal- @senter aniat al 81.
erne, Or. Heter Sabrnep & Sons
Co.. 1875 60. Supne Ipev-Gbi.
eago.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-03-19
pr9ientanter fra begge Barter, Iami

pr9ientanter fra begge Barter, iamt
ell Moenforitaaenbe Spmano, iom en-
ten ital pGlges al De TO Barter eller
nonGpnes al &%egieringen. Get CT MI
blet abiolut nsbpenoigt for be lopgi-
penoe og ubspenbe Mpnoigbeber at
ifrioe illo, mener @squitb, for man
fan iffe roligt ie paa, at en- Ir6eios-
fonflift hammer og f~oritprrer belle
2anbets SnbuItri. 9enne 2ammeIie
al 2allbets Snouitri peobIir of iprebe
fig for bDer Gag, ioet Den enc girf-
iombeb eiter ben aitoen maa enten
rebilcere eler belt tnoitiae 8rlften.
s mango 9per bar man maattet sfo-
nomiiere meb @aoeIpiet fpr at ipare
9rGnoiel. gnbog / Birmingham
maatte man / Srebags Iftes iluffe
1000 @aoelpgter. Meb Be itreifenbe
&ulgrllbearbeibere i%nobefattet er De
arbeiosleies Intal / England MI
naaet op / to WiGioner, og Neben er
allerebe flor / talrige Irbeioerbiem.
- Sgiaa / Spiflano bar "ben forte
Streif" iprebt fig til andre Siitrif-
fer foriioen Seitfalen. Sper 3O0,'
900 Mano bar MI neolagt glrbeibet,
ioet Weblemmerne af De friiteli9e
Sagforbunb / mango Silfelber bar
giort fanes Gag meo fine iocialiiti-
Sfe &amerater.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-03-19

fire llbifiGnfningsiteoer for 81 cl
Gram, blcp pco iioitc Galg ioa tsi
iom Sabaras grfen / oerne SEN
iecnoe, og / Spring @aaep blep Der
nleo ct Slog giort en- brat Gnoe pad
Soloonernes 8irfiombeb. Otter en-
meact pirfningSfulb Stamp er ga
IopRerne ogiaa nico 139 moo 80
Gternmer uopiite fra S%anesboro
IigeIcoes fra @baiai paa iiolt'
nGpnte Sieb meo 81 MOB a Stem
nler. Gen lille $50 Creditor | Sen
nepirl Goiintp ltenlte oerirnoo ior St'
Genie etier fem Glars lyric.
Calls frifienSte Murocr orrbt.
Saul 8ourrier, Der for Woroet pao
90. 8. 3abl % 9atteren Iagct blep
oemt ill lipSparigt Strafarbeioe
StiQipater, men JONI ienere blep err
flpret for life itploig" peo tornpet
9ebanoling al Sagen / grailero og
glitfiiL blep iioite Sorsoag peo Gilir'
ing lfuot % brGbt al lit Spitenoe-
barn George Gpr, / boiS &jem Den
frifienoet Ioroer bar baot Silbolo
itoen ban IeSlobcS ira Slaperiet. Gpr
reiIte ltror til Ieo 2ofe Igenturet
og opergap fig til 0tpnoi8beoerne.
San iort9ler, at Sournier meo en-
Golf trlieoe Wrs. Gpr iigenoe, at
han ier bapbe brGbt TO Wtennelfer,
oa at ban flinoe gjsre bet famine
iaien. Gpr greb ba tit @epGr, Der
bang paa 8GggeL % TITO BAN.
Woroet poa Gabl og Sattererl In'
aot, Der 8aaren 1907 fonot Steo
npr Gniring, bar Ell al De melt
foloblooise 6orbrpoelicr, Der nogen-
iinoe bar funoet Steb / @eltrami
Gountp, og ba 5ournier cg Sbortp
@cSleD Itiaeoes for Ietten, bar 5or'
bitrelIen moo Dem ineget pololom.
9eaoe blep burtig iilnone lfploige og
benlte iii lipsparigt Slapert, men
UNDER So~regipenoe al, at Goutltpao'
ppfoten bopoe begaaet pisle Setl og
at ~utilbprlige GioneSbprb par blepne
tiQoot unoer Sogens gebanoling,
lit Sournier, efter at bape tilbragt
Ell fort Sio / Slaperiet, lin sag
oienoptaget og bIep berpeo %frifienot.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-03-19
Sfplge MebbelcIIe fra Batent.Mb,

Slpi8t Utepuelcl1e ira YafenfsW0 b.
rofaterne 8iaiamion & Nerdant.
Or. 925-933 metropolitan 2ife
@log. (fer Guaranty 2pon), Winne.
apolts, Minn., er / Ben forle5ne llae
feleenbe Gatenter Tibet Winneiota
og Safota Spftnoere:
William R. Angel, Courtney, N. D..
Hame Fastener. Edward T. Chandler,
belmont, ). D., Harrow. Frank |. Elder,
st. Paul, Mimi, Mail collector. Peter
{. and c. A. Flagstad. St. Paul, MIN.
Machine Tor making Pastry Cones. Tho
mas . Helgerson, Minneapolis, Mimi.
Grain Cleaner. Carl. c. Hoglund, Crook
ston, Mimi, Concrete Mixing Machine.
lanes Hurson, Bigoend, S. D., Figure
10y. james d.. Trey, Pelican Rapids,
MIMI. Mower Sickle Grinder. William
McColgan, Marshall, Mimi, Reamer.
William Mcconnell, Sioux Fails. s n
Pipe Machine. David M. Myers. Fargo.
N. D., Hay and Grain Loader, Lon;s
west, Rochester, Mimi, Automobile
Horn. John II. White and E. M. Bar-
tholemy. Policy, Mimi, Track LAYING
Machine. Charles A. Wiberg, Lindstrom'
Mimi, Vehicle Gear. John Anderson. ST,
Paul, Mimi, Bobsled Runner. George w.
Bruce, Larimore. ND, Potato Harvester.
Andrew S. Cairncross, St. Paul, MINI,
Slothespin. August Jensen, Kenyon.
Mimi, Rural Mail Delivery Device. loci
{. Kersteter, Minneapolis, Mimi, Their
moatat for Electric Heat Regulating
Systems. Merton M. Chimney, Cloouet,
MINI, Hand Loom. John n. Langum,
Barton, N. D., Horse Collar 81 names.
George F. MORN, Benson, MINI. Mail
Bag Deliverer. George A. Morris, liver
Grove, Mimi, Saw Set. Hans Passig,
Lake Benton, MINI, Fly Trap. Edward
G. Patterson, Bismarck, N. D., Key Tag.
James M. Pierce, Owatonna. Mimi,
Churn. Anchor N. Sorenson, Gustava,
S. D., Bench Screw. Clarence Strand.
Cary, Mimi, Electric Lamp Bracket.
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atprn Dnkntn.

@are6us brGnbt / MnetG. Ineto
Mcrcontile Cos itore Tarebns
Mneta neobrrnbte forleoen meo ct
Cab al $4,000. Wtan piolte life
bporoan Sloeu bar opltaaet.
aim Sill Sarmcrnes Bjait. 81
fort 3armermpoe Dor berammet at
oiboloes / @pttineou iiolte Sreoag,
oa Sim Sia par al &omiteen inp-
bilbt iom Galer. Ger penteoes om-
firing 1000 6arnlere ira De omfring-
liaaenoe Strsg, % Mebet betragte-
bes iom intet miubre END en- ltor ge"
gipenbeo.
8rsanpper. Senrp Sprenion en-
una SorrctninoSmano | Wtlnot, er
nplig oeriteoS blepen gift meo gfils
Gbua 9. Stepurt. = Inton ..
Youlion % NtiiS .Inna .. Samltao,
beg0e al 0ilbur, bleu ben 25be Sc
6ri,ar p~gtcpieoe peo TaIt. Sepert
Slion. Oct unae Tar ifal iGtte 30
/ Montana, bpor grub9ommen bar
2ano,
"GeeaG" for @labrebaftprcn.
Suniorflusien pco StatenS llniperll-
tct / @ranb Sorts bar b~eiluttet at
inoiere "Recol" ligeppcrfor I'm
@@laoreooftpr. 8enne &loSle uogi-
Der nemllig StuocnterbIaOet "Stu'
bcnt" % pGl9cr 8eOaftoren al i'm
Wtibtc, men oe bar %ioru1ooertlig life
oltio pGret iorusieoe meo oerute
6lnftionUr8 8irfiomlbco, bnorfor mn
"Gecoll" Iont ct blinfenoe Spero lfal
brn9eS pper bans Sopeo.
@anic SaSIca Spb. CONNER 8.
81. Saaieu / @ranO Sorts nlootog
iorlcoen ira Iorge telegraiiif llnocr'
refining ON, at bans Sober, 81, 8.
&uSicQ, par 500 ocritebS / Ell SLIDER
al rs Ior. Srbtil for omtrent III
aar iioen booze Iibebe nGr Sanfin,
buor ban neo ct ltlDffeStilfrloe mt
Iteoe Sunet, % eitcr 90 Aars Sp'
holo Der / 2auoet reiitc ban % til
.boae til Norgc. 6prnbcn 9ommer
.NoSicu @rano Sorts efterlaoer al
0eoc Iig Spnncn Goporb SoSiea |
Walib Gouutp % en- 9atter, Mrs.
". d, 2aSbam, @rono Sorts.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-03-19

st D0l6iomt llpeir raieoe / for.
rige ltge paa ben ipanife % portu-
giiiife atlanterbapsfpit % ligciao
| Miboelbapet. SEQ Gibraltar bler
iaaleoes orer 30 9ampere liggerbc
ueirfait; De fiinoe life engang inc
tage aul, forbi Sisen git for bit.
Den brittle NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
maatte paa @runo al npeiret ipge
2p / De maroffanife Sarpanoe peo
Setlian.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-03-19

gicntagre @anec, inotil Ser bar tint
~pulperiieret Sorb / ell Gpboe al
rniroit tolr Sonner. Tette .joiot
Siistiahehen / Soroen og brdote en-
iortrinlie Ipling. Ssbonolcrcns enc
~liaacnoc Sclo bar orcpct bom til al
goa ct Siriot pibere, ioet aaalbapcn
i Iaar bill bIipe uopioet, iorntioig
iom ban oil forisge mteo en- aere
Sea.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-03-19
Sf0ierAutten.

Oct npeite % moriumIte 8lab
belle Weroen. Sulbt at Sfrgner,
Siiturier os anbet mpripmt aeieftui
lDm oil faa big til at lie. ubtpmmer
bier Waaneb % fpiter fun Soc per
Var. Seno ino 9eres Sub1fripttpn
ltrar pg .faa bet fgrite 0ummer.
Sulotenbig IoresIe:
Sksiergutten, Oslo, MINI.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-03-19
Vorretninasnotiicr.
Spurban $50 ipares paa sfo.

81. 10. 8utbitein. $50 A. 7tb Ct. 8as
cine. gis.. aperterer ioenne lloeabe fine
StaaIito for 1912. SGs bette Gpertisies
ment pg ifrip til BAN efter bans Soe.
Der i~orfIarer oft ON SioiaaIer at StaaI.
San paaitaar. at ct BAR al bans StaaIs
ito bill bare Ieneere eno fra 8 Ill 8 Gar
af DC beeite 9USsrifo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-03-19

var bet Spiuner? S9itningsnas-
ten peo Wiilbeim. peb Hbinen opoa.
geoe | Sgrbags ire fremmeoc W9no,
io,n bar iicro meo c. brpoe flg irb
Spitningen. 0a W9noene fog Slug
ten, fprebe 8agten og Or9bte to al
Dem paa StcDct.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-03-19
Sra uoIanoet.

Ten tpife TIpuer 8ittee, iom too
fremtrpoenbe Del / 5lpueitepnet
sSobannisibaI ~fornplig, blep i 5re-
bags orpbt UNDER en- Sppisnins pe>
2estoD. 6ra en- ~betpbeIig Seioe itpr.
teoe ban neo meo fin Wriebt So5pf.
ter og bleo br9bt paa Stebet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-03-19
spprlta.s Ct sarns Gin blsp treIt.

O. n. Safer, Carmen, Ritisan, ~ifriper:
'aain lille Biae bopbe en- 5orfiplelie ct belt
Nar. gi ieste ire 2nser. insen al benz bialp
henoe. Sun blep iaa frog at bum life tmmoe
itaa. vi braste ssarner's @bite @ine Of
Ear. Set belbrebebe benoe.