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Graham guardian., 1912-04-05
Mrs. B. F. Thum and two children

Mrs. B. F. Thum and two children
went to Phoenix Sunday, where
they will join Mr.. Thum, who is
chief clerk of the assembly of the
legislature.
Lame shoulder is nearly always
due to rheumatism Of the muscles,
and quickly Yields to the free ap-
plication Of Chamberlain's Liniment.
For sale by Stafford Drug Co. Tat
Consumers of the -four being
manufactured by the Gila Valley
Milling Co.. claim that it is equal,
if not superior to any import ted -four
on the market. This -four is made
from home grown wheat.
l. E. Solomon came over from
Ray last Thursday and came down
to Stafford from Solomonville Satur-
day. Mr.. Solomon says the Ray
country is booming.
Burial caskets carried in stock by
The Gila Valley Furniture and Hard
ware Store. 7-lyr
r. G. Baehr. representing Peck &
Hill Furniture Co., of Chicago, was
a visitor in town Monday and Incl
IDENTIFY secured an order from the
Olney-Ijams Furniture Co. for a
carload of furniture,
Dick Kempton was in Stafford
Monday from Thomas Flat. Mr..
iKempton says that anyone who
thinks that the Thomas Flat is not
one Of the best portions of the Gila
valley should 20 down and look il
over.
Our baby cries for Chamberlain
Cough Remedy" writes Mrs. T. B.
Kendrick, Rasaca, Ga. 1t is the
best cough remedy on the market
for coughs. colds and Group" For
sale by Stafford Drug Co.
John F. Greenwood, accompanied
by his daughter Miss Annabelle
came over from Klondyke last Sat.
urday. Mr.. Greenwood was here
| for the purpose of inducing the
board of supervisors to build q
better and shorter road. connecting
the valley with the Aravaipa.
Graham guardian., 1912-04-05
Almost a Miracle

One of the most startling changes
ever seen in any man, according to
w. B. Holscaw, Clarendon, Tex,
was effectded years ago in his broth
er. He had such a dreadful cough" :"
he writes, that all our family
thought he was going into consump-
ton, but he began to use DR.. Kings
New Discovery, and was completely
cured by ten bottles Now he is
sound and well and weighs 2lS
pounds. For many years our fam
lily has used this wonderful remedy
for Coughs and Colds with excellent
results. It's quick, safe, reliable
and guaranteed. Price so cents
and $l.00. Trial bottle free at SAT-
ford Drug Co., Stafford Ariz. TAT
Graham guardian., 1912-04-05
NEWS OF THE STATE
Tersely Told in Newsy Clip
pings from Our E1-
changes
A State Press Association is to be
formed in Phoenix on April Is.

A State Press Association is to be
formed in Phoenix on April Is.
Tuesday night DR.. Wilson had a
narrow escape from probable serious
injury when his acetylene lamp ex-
ploded at his office. Fortunately
there was no light burning in the
room when the explosion took place
or there might have been serious
fire. Wilcox News.
Now that C. P. Dunn. the repub-
lican member Of the board, contem-
plates Tor it is rumored that he in
tends to) resigning and move to Ell
Paso, there could be no better demo-
crat or business ability selected for
the vacancy than e. w. Taylor and
inasmuch as Mr.. Taylor's friends in
the valley and Fin Clifton are
going to force him to make the race
for that Office this wear it would be
fitting that he be selected should a
vacancy occur. Duncan Arizonian.
Judge Perkins went down to Hol-
brook the latter part Of last week
and held short session Of court for
Judge" Sapp, whose election to
the bench has been contested. The
Judge heard the evidence in the
case, and owing to the fact that the
contest was not filed in the time re.
quired by law. rendered decision
in favor Of the defendant. The
constants filed notice Of appeal apd
will carry the matter to the supreme
court OF the state. .-COconino Sun
Graham guardian., 1912-04-05
LOCAL NEWS

z C. Prina went to Bowie Sunday
on business. r
George A. Olney returned from
Tucson Sunday.
L. Voelckel was business visitor
from Thomas last Saturday.
Large stock of barn timber on
hand at Faulkner's Lumber yard.
George Hanley. of Bowie, was in
town Saturday and attended the
funeral Of the late j. Harvey Jones.
To RENT-A farm in the Artesian
Belt. Inquire of JOSEPH HAMBLIN,
Stafford. Ariz. Cat
April Fools Day passed off sue
cessfully in Stafford. A few people,
so we have been informed, took
strongly to vinegar.
For SALE Barred Plymouth Rock
eggs; $1.00 per setting Of Is.
52-tf Guy F. HoUCK, Stafford.
DR.. Dryden has purchased the
Owens Ford automobile. M.
Owens expects to purchase new
Overland.
II is understood here that tht
baby Of Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Round,
is dangerously i'll with spinal men
ingetis, and is not expected to live
In cases of rheumatism relic
from pain makes sleep and rest pos
sible. This may be obtained by ap
plying Chamberlain's Liniment Fol
sale by Stafford Drug Co. 7-4t
Considerable damage was done t,
the fruit crop by frost during th,
early part of the week. Unles
heavy frosts occur later the crol
will still be heavy one.
Graham guardian., 1912-04-05
SUMMONS

In the Superior Court, of Graham County. Ari-
gona.
Lorenzo Cutler plaintiff. vs. Mary l.. Cutler, de-
fendant.
Action brought in the Superior Court Of the
County Of Graham, State of Arizona,
The State Of Arizona, sends greeting to Mary
l.. Cutler.
You are hereby summoned and required to
appear in action brought against you by the
above named plaintiff and answer the complaint
fled with the Clerk of the above titled Court at
Solomonvile. in the County of Graham, State of
Arizona, within twenty 20) days (excusivc of
the day of seryice) after the service upon you OF
this summons, If served in this County; in oil
other cases within thirty days.
You are hereby notified that If you fail to appear
and answer the c2mpaint as required by law
judgment by default will be taken against you.
Given under my hand and the seal of
lSEALl the Superior Court affixed hereto at
Solomonvie. this 90 day Of February, 1912
r. w. SMITH Clerk.
w. r. CHAMBERS,
Attorney for Plaintiff 3-5t
Graham guardian., 1912-04-05

You know how many good things
about people that you should enjoy
telling them more than the evil you
may hear.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-12-09

while his back was turned the weapon
fell aud was discharged, the bullet
passing through Fishet's body.
Evidence at the trial of Arehach
tended to show that the bullet passed
the body in such a manner rs
TO preclude a weapon lying on the
ground and that the high-power rife
could not have been discharged in the
II amer claimed by Arebach.
III case was given 10 the jury Stt-
r:rdav evening and when the verdict
vas announced at $50 yesterday
morning only the prisoner, his coIH-
sci. court attendants and Judge
Charles A Whitney were in the court
room.
Arebach, standing beside the sher-
ii. heard the verdict in silence. His
face vas clouded with a deep scovI
but he uttered no word. Sentence
will be pronounced today. MiChi-
gan does not have capital punish
nent
Attorney Spencer L. Adams, Are
bachs counsel. gave notice of appeal
70 the supreme court.
The trial began last Monday, cover
ing only six days. All the evidence
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-12-09
JURORS DECLARE
AREBACH GUILTY
Chicagoan Is Convicted of Kill
ing Business Associate in
Michigan Woods.

Baldwin, Mich, Dec. 90. NJ. Are
bach yesterday was declared guilty of
murder in the first degree in connec-
ton with the shooting of his business
partner. Harry Fisher, Chicago bust
ness man and promoter, last Septem-
ber. while the two were on a hunting
Tip
A jury in the circuit court return
ed the verdict that fixed responsibility
for the mystery-shrouded death of the
ChicagOan.
The judgment makes only more i'm
penetrable the tangle Of financial dit
hculties and alleged domestic trou-
blCs that Swallowed the life of Are,
DaCh's alleged victim.
Fishers life was insured for about
100000. Some of the policies are
said to have been taken out shortly
before his death. 1t was the theory
o. the prosecution that friendship be-
tween Arebach and Mrs. Fisher sup
piled a motive for the murder
One of the features of the case is
that Arebach surrendered himself for
trial at once when doubt was cast
upon the manner of Fishers death.
Fisher, his wife and two children,
Pattison, aged 9, and Estelline, aged 5,
together with ArebaCh, came up to
Baldwin late last summer, taking up
tGCir residence on a fruit farm near
H!g Star lake
On the morning Of Sept. 10 the two
men went into the woods TO hunt par
trldges. taking with them only a high
powered rifle. A short time after
wards Arebach rushed into a nearby
farmhouse with word that Fisher had
been shot accidentally
TIE body was taken to the estab-
lishmcut Of a Baldwin undertaken,
ard according to testimony at the
trial. both Mrs. Fisher and ATebach
attempted to have it shipped to IN
dependence, Iowa, without the formal
/ ivy {: a coroner's inquest
The result of the inquest was the
holding of Arebach responsible for the
death. According 10 the story told
/ by the man just convicted, while walk
iuE through the woods he stopped 70
roll a cigaret, standing the rife
, against a tree stump. He says that
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-12-09

Here is complete list Of the books which IN
Guided in this offer: TheFrst Violin, File No. 113'
"LigAt That Failed Sweet Girl Graduate Herman,
do Cortez," Three Men in Boat Lena Rivers"
Plain Tale from the Hills, Foul Play" Treasure
Island "Aleen Quartermain' "A Son of Hagaar,"
Mother Cary's Chickens" with Lee in Virginia,
New Arabian Nights" Alton Lock" Mysterious Is
land" Donovan The White Company, The Three
Guardsmen"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-12-09
To Young Married People This Offer
Should Appeal

The Combination Bookcase and Writing Desk
will come in handy in ways than
Young married couples. rule, have great
deal Of correspondence, which must have their
attention. The writing friends the acknowl-
edgment OF presents, etc, all matters in
which writing desk will prove great con-
venience. Besides that, they have complete
OF books, which will afford the most wholesome or
OF all entertainment during their leisure hours.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-12-09
DU PREF joint is
SCENE OF A RAID
Three Women and One Man Ar
rested by the Police Yes
terday Evening.
SOME TAKEN SATURDAY
Trio Of Inmates Of Place Caught in
First Visit, Pay Fines and Are
Ordered to Leave City.

Leaving her husband at home 10
care for her two babies, Mrs. Bertha
Carmel Of Davenport, yesterday came
20 Rock Island to the notorious Du-
PREF joint, where she was nabbed al
G O'Clock in the afternoon when the
police raided the place. capturing
three women and one man. She told
the court that her oldest baby was
paralyzed and that was why she did
not take IL with her. but left it in
charge Of her husband, who knew
nothing of his wife's arrest, until in
formed by the police this morning. At
first he refused to do anything, but
finally promised to come over at
o'clock and liberate his wife. A Young
couple. engaged to be married. paid
their first visit TO the Joint and had
been in the pfSce but Is minutes when
they were taken with the arrest. The
girl wept as she told the Judge that
they had merely stopped into the
pace TO get warm, not knowing the
bad name which the resort bore. They
we're dismissed. Mrs CARMEL was fin
ed so and costs, as was Nav Wilson,
also of Davenport, an old offender.
Tho police stated that besides the
women there were about 20 men seat
ed In the place. drinking near-beer
and smoking cigarets.
RAIDED BEFORE.
A raid was made on the same place
shortly after midnight Saturday. in
which three women were caught. all
OF Davenport. Opal Gray. one of
those captured. was one OF the princi.
pals in the Thanksgiving night raid
on the Baker building. She told of
renting rooms In the Baker building
for which she had a key. She has been
iu the habit Of hanging out at the Du.
PREF joint. whore she would meet var
ious men. and then repair 10 her room
Ia the Baker building She was fined
SO and costs. and warned to get out
Of town and stay. Jennie MARCEL OF
Clinton. and Lizzie Grady Of Musca.
tine. both pleaded guilty and paid
fines Of so and costs.
In the raids Of both Saturday and
Sunday night, every woman taken
hailed from Davenport II has been
their custom 10 hang out in various re-
sorts in Rock Island, where they have
pursued their life Of shame, and then
10 go back to Davenport in the day
time. The city authorities are de
i'rmiuod 10 put stop to the evil in
fuE from across the river and the
action taken in both instances shows
hat they mean business.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-12-09
FIVE Months in Which to Pay

Despite the lowness of the price for which offer
the Combination Bookcase and set of books, want
you take advantage of our liberal Credit System.
We ask but $500 at the time of purchase, and allow
you five months in which to pay the balance This
liberal proposition is made in the hope of pac-
ing of these outfits in every home where good
reading and good furniture appreciated. We do
hesitate say that expect to make friends
and customers through this liberal OFFER
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-12-09

New York-The steel mills again
benefited from railroad equipment or
ders to the extent of 10000 tons 0.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-12-09
A Word from the Manufacturer

introduced by the state was circum-
stantial, there being no witnesses of
the shooting.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-12-09

well paid a fine of SO and costs for
disorderly conduct, while the watch
thief is being held by the police as a
suspicious character.
Out of work, cold and hungry, Mau-
rice Lane, formerly a brakeman on the
burlington road. Saturday night be-
came desperate and stole a sack of
corn, which he attempted to sell for
enough money to get him something
TO eat. Il hate to bind you over for
a 50-cent theft" said the Judge.
Please let me go, your honor" plead
ed the prisoner. God knows l never
would have taken that corn if l had
not been starving. My birthday is
Dec. 25, and I'd hate to spend Christ
mas in Jail" Well" said the judge,
III make the charge disorderly con-
duct and give you only 10 days. l do
not want to see you spend Christmas
in jail if can help It, as it's your
birthday" Murmuring his thanks for
the leniency extended, Lane was lead
away
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-12-09

finished steel products last week and
additional orders placed for cars and
locomotives viii call for 100000 tons
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-12-09
Francs Leads as Home Furnishers

Here you will find everything in the line of uptodate
furniture, carpets rugs prices that lower than
elsewhere. and which convenient
No payments demanded during loss of employment
sickness, and every transaction is confidential.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-12-09

Leonard Andres OF Sparta. Wis, is
hold by the police under S4OO bonds,
IendinG an investigation Of his actions
nc The Rock Island depot. where he
stole a gold watch from J. w Bidwell
o. Washington, Iowa, who was intoxi-
Gated When the victim shouted for
the police. Andres returned the watch,
lu' both men were locked up. Bid
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-12-09
Police News

andy Ginley, while intoxicated Sat
ui'iay night. was warned by an Off
Ger to get of the streets and 20 home.
In his excitement he stepped in front
OF a street car and was thrown TO
the pavement sustaining an ugly cash
GA the head. lie was taken to the
station and vas this morning dis.
missed
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-12-09

more. The United States Steel cor
poration now has about "a per cent OF
capacity active.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-12-09

Martin Lehman OF Moline, together
with a companion, bought 10-cent
seats at the Empire last night, going
In when the doors opened. After wait
lis nalf hour without seeing any
thing that looked like show, Lehman
became impatient, and going TO the
box Office demanded his money back
When the manager tried to find out
tie trouble, the irate pasteboard hold
er became abusive. officer Meenan,
who was standing in the lobby, re-
QGested Lehman to cease his profane
remarks, inasmuch as the lobby was
crowded with ladies, and then Peevo
started to bawl out the minion of the
law This morning he paid a fine OF
81 and costs and was warned to get a
strangle hold on his angry passions,
and if he felt that he could not hold
in. to shout "Oh Fruit Cake" or Dog
gone It."
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-12-09

Frank Cady, who recently reported
to the police that he had been held
up on Twentieth street, made another
complaint Saturday night, claiming he
had been relieved of $3.50. His story
was slightly contradictory and the po-
lice promise an investigation.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-12-09
Deliveries

The matter of making prompt delivery is always
sales of this kind, for furniture Is quite
different when it handling, from any other
merchandise. 1t is bulky and requires considerable
warehouse space We have hand 100 of these
combination Bookcases, which we deliver within
48 hours the first hundred customers. After this
first hundred are sold will require from ten days
10 TWO weeks make delivery. Therefore, sug-
gest that if you wish to buy this outfit and have
delivered Immediately, be among the early callers
during this sale.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-03-08
Sfnrpe Resifaber paa 5crmen.

Set er Ell 6orneielie at arbeioe meS
itnrpe 5ieoitnber 90 @erttei foruoen at
Del iparer Sio. arbeioe % uogifter.
SIiUeiteneu bar Ell mpilommelig Yroces.
Der ofte Ieoebe til, at S]tjGrguiuger
bIeb uoiat. Gen H~eSTtabsilibsr, Der or
iabriferet at gutber @riuoer 4ifg. 60.
1161 Strob Building, g~2iIuautee,
isis, bar giort iaaban SIibuin8 let.
Roitinen trrbe5 meo Spoocrue, %
Siulene er fnbritereoe AT Den cneitnas
cnoe me SIibeiubtaus Iimos@rtt. Der
iGrIi9 eeuer zig til at itiGrpe Stual.
Gisie 5iul eier 1000 Cntbreiuiuger pr.
Riuut. 2e bill life ubtaae 5Grouiug,
intet @auo be6spes. 9u tCu itiTrpe Ell
ileo Or / ire Rinuter. Ger er ipes
cieQe attachments for Den met nanitss
Iiae Sli6ning. iGaiom StiRrpning al
Sage. 2iics. SictIe5, RlogiDibie, gus
iila0etnipe o.i.o. Ser er o8iaa Gttahs
meut meo Sig % Sip Sag,
SmiojeapI iamt for Slipping az 9eite
GA Eaar. &eo al Itrioe ri o~oeunGoute
aoresIe bill be frit ienbe bere5 40 Sis
bers BOG. Der fortGuer alt en- oeune
8eoiabSliber.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-03-08

ter, o. Ell foIo Hsobeoe, JON oeiaa er
lfonret lmadt. Sibt %finpoffet Eeriilc
fan ogiaa tiliPttes og oper aItiam,
men bapeS "6rent Grcsiina".
6iitet Glib.
On SiIo, y Sop Melf, en- Spite.
tie Smer. Iibt Ieber, og Iiot Gitron-
Soit. SiIben barnes. Sfinoet ia.
geS al, iaa Flores SiISeu. 9eneue ia.
seS no % Siloen IpsgeS / ct Gyoo %
ben fogeube WeIf bpIoes oper. Ct
Saas iGtteS oper % Den i.onr bag.
poa Stopen en- SimeS Sio, buor Sen
fan boloe iig parm. Sad bQIoc$
NeIfen al SiIoen torres o. Smorct
gntoes oper paa S%nbiioen, bporpaa
Den rites aobt pan begge Sioer. Den
lpggcs laa on pon ct parmt SSao ca
Iiot Eeber orpSieS oper OF Gitrou.
loft bpnfes ouer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-03-08
&aaS % @inf.

DeUl Sulu.
Gnao % @inf.
= Raar 8riierne err ipgrt femme
til at robe, fommer BET ofte beraf
at beres Se6e life. inbebolber moi
"&ulitof". Set er "Ilfali", 2uoiali
og Gotaife, @riierne Ieber eiter |
Soroen. Soar DC nof al aalf, Ben.
8iterifal ETC., bill De iom Hegel robe
minOre % fife pere ioa graooige ef'
ter Sons, Tom u~triplige @riie oftt
er. "Sanfage" pil ogiaa ttot bau(
ben @irfning, at 8riie, Tom rooel
f9lt og 9ber Ben, lepenoe Sons, ia
gammeIt Sober meo itor @raaoig.
beb, mart Bonner Zig af meb fir
llpane igien. StenfuI sipr ogiac
pantripIige 8riie gobt.
= l(frugtbarc Sgg Fan o~pbepareS
lGngere END @g fra Ssns, Sanern(
bar gaaet iammen meb. Serfor iflil'
De man tage Sanerne pGf fra Sonic
Hoffen, iaainart man bar faaet o.
HugeGg, man bar grus for.
= Wan ifillOe ifripe neb | en- 9os
bpab Sio &uerne ifal bnue aalp.
Il st aonfretbis / 6orbinbelit
meb &llitaloen, men abifilt fra benn(
peb en- &~onfretpPg, fan bore ct bel
bigt Gltm at bope Separatoren /.
-Sar man Hob at gioe 9reo'
t,trerne / gintertiben, fomner Oct bel
meb baaoe for Dem, iom life bar en-.
iilage, og Dem, iom bar.
= Sremais, iom bliper rigtig gobi
tsrfet ON SOFTEN, ilaar iieIben Sell.
bpis ben par ipi~refraftig, 90 man no
palgte BEN. Wen oct er altio iifreil
at prspe i'm Srsmais, og De, iom life
enbnu bar giort set, bsr life opiGtte
Longer mi.
Sc Gar, ire Waaneber, en- Wel,
feflt "Itaar borte", trPnger Dem al
blipe itelt ioriigtigere emo nogeniinoe.
De, iom glemmer BET, inar tiot be.
tale oprt for FIN Seiltagelie.
Gen bebite TlaoS aaret riinbt
of opbeoare gGg poa runbt ON pao
Sarmene, er en- Iuftig, TOR 8jeIoer,
iom bar en- Semperatllr al 40 til GO
Grader.
= Sil man bebolbe @utterne pao
6ormen, maa man FORT o9 fremii
gioe Dem ipnlige gepis paa, of Del
er noget for Dem al itauie eiter. Dc
maa bare noget ielp at brioe meb,
oe ON De fsber op os i9lser en-
"Steer", ber life Sar iisl tage eler
"loane" Eengene, De iaar for Den, oa
glemme at betaIe. Sar Der mere
Cooperation" inbenfor SamiIien,
pilbe geroen bore iaa meget beore.
- Sor aalpe og 8riie err BET beoil
at bape Welfen BARN og loo fra Sc
parotoren, mems Ssniene Serimot
ipnes tribes uontGrfet paa inf, iur
MeIf.
= Sirit MI err bet ben rette 5ib u
ie eiter, ON De agerbrussreofaber
man inar @rug for ON en- WannebS
5io eaer to, err ! snifelig Stanb.
Set err ogiaa pRrb at butte paa, al
Smeoene bar beore 5io til at uoiert
Heparationer MI, END mar oct lioer
Longer nbpaa 9aarfanten.
enbper 5armer, iom bar grue
for oct melt ubmrrfebe So, iom rim.
oes, ifaIoe bette aar prsue at iinoe
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-03-08

3eolanO IL, 725-16OO.
&cO Reiisn mcQem gtep gort og
Sbanahai oil man lpare 400 SIP
mil og oeo Reiien me4em gtep gort
og 4uitrolien og AeD 3eaIan0
23OO Si9miL.
Gen iaHOiurIige 6orauorirg I
ct S5iartaruterne fommer til at
itabe l:Jeiaa itore 6orunoringer saa
auIbanbeIeu5 Gmraaoe, og engeIffe
SIrmaer trPffer ! oeu Anleouing
aueraoe 60rbercOelier. Set beoer,
al oe oil oprette allIitationer i gh,.
t,lIoIa, 6%oDeopaOen pan &enifab8-
oerne, og paa Zen Qitcuirr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-03-08

&anamas&analens Aabning Tom.
mer iii at ipare S%tI68iarteu for IN.
iCner al YiiQioner. "Sunia", De
%bamburgife Reoerier5 Organ, oiient.
tiggisr islgenOe Statiitif for at Uiie,
bporoan 6lterne tiliio5 hi bItpe ior.
forfeit:
Guropa-Sau 6rauci3co: gt1OG.
renoe 1iitauce / Sigmil 1921; ipa,
reoe Wtil: 5000. Montrenl-SIOs
neo: 1880 - 2,73S. europa
8alporoiio S,93S - 2,100. eng
Iono-auitraIien 9,307-S00. eng.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-03-08
Silo paa Suait.

Stloen tiIbereot iom ~openior be.
'frepet, iao fuuieS oen meo en- 8af.
rel euer baffeS lint % beloeS iaa op
! en- lioen Fanbe me6 liot Sner %
rsreS | til Oct cr siennemuormet. "a
bar man Ell sGagebIomme / OF naor
oen er giennemuarmet, bar man Iiot
Eeber % Gitrouiait oper % Ipgaer
oct 'oa uboper oorne Stpffer meo
Spait.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-03-08

no, ON IliaIfa porer goot poa bans
Sornl. Spor Der life iiubes GIialia
/ GaboIaget, iao mani bar noset at
rette fig efter, er oct oiituof iifreit at
aaa 6~orisgspis tiIOerfs, a~ecrIono,
iom man penter goO @taiSapIing poa,
ifuIoe iom Regel paste Tor aIiaIia.
- 9etop iaar tuu6e set let benSe,
at 6armere aioroc float / life of pope
iig for Iorgt poo SpefuIationen Sci.
Gi flilbe faa Siocr icm / 1898 iaien.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-03-08
amerifanif Slide. Salat.

2 eler 3 Silo barnes nogIe Ni.
nuter, iaa Sfinoet er let of iaa ni.
Raar man bar iaaet bette Of itiG.
res SopeSet al % Siloen flgpes, ge.
nefle iages no % ben flores op /
imna 5ernineer. Neo bette bIanbes
libt iinbaffet $50, ct eaer TO baarb.
foete sGs, iom ogiaa err baffet tint.
ct gar foIoe 9oteter, i~faaret | Stpf.