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The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1912-05-30
GRAND FORKS MINISTER IN
FAVOR OF SUNDAY BALL

dead law has by precedent been hand
I'd down to all of the states as they
were admitted into the union. 1t ID
not a modern law, made to fit local
conditions, or the present time, but
one that is obsolete.
ARKANSAS repealed that law against
working on Sunday years ago. Near
ly every other state in the union has
rejected that law and repealed It.
North Dakota should do So There IL
70 reason why these men should
be arrested because they did as they
chose on Sunday or worked in order
to buy food and clothes. They worked
for their salary and no set Of men
have any right to take their rights Of
living away from them, and dictate
to them as to how they shall speLd
the Sunday.
IT defy any one Of these mon who
have caused the arrest Of these ball
players to show me where in the bible
there Is any rule or law against these
young men working on Sunday. K I
were the court I would d1smtss the
case and let these young men plaV
ball all they wish TO-. "
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1912-05-30
CARP|0 BANKER HAS
NARROW ESCAPE
Eddie Norris Shoots At Calf Cook
Robinson Was Leading and Bullet
Grazes Bankers Hand-Warrant
for Norris.

Cook Robinson, well known Car
pic banker has sworn out warrant
for the arrest Of Eddie Norris, a for
mer Minot character who has been
living on farm near Foxhom fer
some time. Robinson was leading a
calf away from tho farm and Norris
appeared with rifle and shot It.
The first shot failed to kill, so he
ired a second, which did the work,
A third shot grazed the bankers
hand, this angered him. Norris threat
med to shoot Robinson if he laid
hands on him and Norris was ordered
Off the farm. Sheriff Kelley has
been unable to locate him.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1912-05-30
N|N0T MINISTER'S Would
BAR SUNDAY BASE BALL

close their places of buz;ress for a
I All holiday Wednesday or Thursday
Ct each week, il. order to give the
lovers of base bal an opportunity TO
enjoy the game They did not meet
with the announcement they expect
ed, as many merchants consider that
it would interfere with their trade,
and make it inconvenient to the
trade, especially that which comes
from the country.
The ministers claim that they have
the law on their side, but Mr.. Spill
lane says he will go ahead with the
games just the same and test it.
Those who favor Sunday ball claim
that there is no harm in it, that nest
of those who attend the game on
Sundays are those who work hard
during the week, and have little
chance Of recreation. They state
that there is no more harm in at
tending a game Of hall than there 10
in taking a buggy ride or an auto
mobile ride. They say that North Da-
kota ts a state with cold weather
more than half the year and believe
that the citizens should be encoura9-
ed to got out In the Oh when the
weather permits.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1912-05-30
HARRY LEWIS LOST
SIGHT OF EYE

Harry Lewis, from north of the
city, has lost the sight of one of his
eyes. While working at his anvil q
rlece of scrap iron slipped from a
pair of tongs, and smashed the lens
from his glasses into an eye. Aside
from most painful injury, the sight
is completely destroyed. This Is a
serious accident, inasmuch as Mr..
Lewis sight is far from being per-
feet.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1912-05-30
Sawyer Teacher Popular

Miss Grier left for Minot Monday
where she and her aunt will reside
during the summer. She taught in the
Sawyer district three years, and two
years In the country near here. She
was asked to accept the school mere
next year but refused. she has made
a host Of trends in and around Sawyer
and has been q willing worker In the
school, Sunday school and entire CON-
muntty. We regret to lose her but
our loss IL Minot's Dain
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1912-05-30
SIlOS ARE INEXPENSIVE,

In this weeks issue appears a silo
advertisement ty the Piper-Howe
Lumber Co. of this city. This Is about
the, first stlo ad we have ever pub
lished. The Piper-Howe Lumber Co.
can furnish a 100 ton fir silo at q
very reasonable price, something over
5000, which ought to last from ten to
twenty years if put up right. Thus
the average for each year very small
ard hardly farmer can afford to be
without one The company shipped
a 100 ton silo to Nels Madsen, a we'll
to do Westhope farmer, last week.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1912-05-30
COMPLETE LIST
!. Of CANDIDATES
Monday was the Last Day to File and
Several Hold OF Till Fina! Day.
!, Take Your Pick.

l.. T. Claussen, for county judge,
and J. Frank Scudder, for county SUI
serinterdent of schools, filed their Pc
titions with county auditor Monday.
Both candidates are from Kenmare
Monday was last day for fling and
the auditor will now be in a position
to prepare the ballots.
The following is a compile - list
Of those who have filed:
Republican,: E. G.. Warren. super.
intendent of schools: A C. Nedrud'
treasurer; Joseph Hunt, clerk of the
district court; E. D. Kelly, sheriff; L.
p. Weatherwax, treasurer; Clark
Hovey, county Judge; Waiter R. Bond,
state senate, 29th district; Gunder S.
Reishus, register of deeds; Jas. John"
son, state senate 10Th district; Carl
Lindberg, treasurer; S. NJ. Halvor-
son, Grelland, county commissioner,
18th district; Chas. J. Weagant, reg
lister of deeds; Louis Christopher
son, Carpto, constable; H. A. samp-
son, Berthold, county commissioner,
4th district; Chas. w. Moore, Carpio,
county commissioner, End district; l..
W. Calnan, Berthold, representative
End district; C. o. Hallam, Ryder.
county commissioner 4th district; H.
G. Frahm, surveyor; John Wallin,
county commissioner 4th district;
Frank Kirkelie, Donnyhrook, county
commissioner End district; Pat King,
Donnybrook, constable; L. J. Thonlp-
son, auditor; VIM. Murray, Judge:
Louis A. Larson, auditor; l.. A.
Emerson, county commissioner list
District; J. s. Gallagher, SAVIOR:
Justice Of the peace; Peter Vanden-
oever county commissioner LIST dts
trtct; Knute T. Hagen, clerk OF the
district court; H. L. Finke, Bertho1d.
representative End district; A. NJ.
Thompson, representative 29th dis
trict; Hans C. Miller, representative
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1912-05-30
SHOULD NUMBER
BUSINESS HOUSES.

Recently members Of q show troupe
which visited Minot, complained be.
cause 80 few of the business houses
were rmbered. Its q fact that this
woul6 give our 1:t@ moro metropo,-
naN sorearance, &c 1T 10 Just such
apparently little thing - these that
distinguishes real city from IN over
grown village. MiEot In to metro.
po'itan IN other respects !, neglect
this feature.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1912-05-30
spilIane, Manager Of Minot Team
Warned That Arrest Of Players
May ee Expected II Sunday Cameo
Are Permitted.

Are Permitted.
The Minot ministers have waged
war on Sunday base hall. At q meet
ing of practically every minister In
the city at the Commercial club rooms
Friday night, that body went on rec
ord as being opposed to the playing
of baseball on Sunday, and stated en-
phatically that If the MANAGER, Doc
spillane, permitted Sunday games, he
could look for the arres: Of every
player. Spillane was called before
the ministers and asked what he pro-
posed to do. He stated that as man
ager of the team, he did not see how
he could afford to pay q set Of play
ers If Sunday games were not per-
uodtted and he declared that 1t was
his intention to conduct Sunday
games If possible. He WA Informed
t,,at the law Of the state prohibiting
pu, tic t. on Sunday would be
invoked.
The ministers ap9ointej commit
tee Of q numbe.. II their body which
Visited tho businessmen Monday in
IN effort :, ,et them 70 sign up to
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1912-05-30

interesting program was rendered by
the class members. Prof. Murdy,
who did such excellent work in the
Sawyer schools during the past year,
thanked the wide awake people of
Sawyer for the interest they take in
their school.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1912-05-30
cHAS. WHiTEMAN INSANE.

Chas Whiteman, German. was
picked up by the sheriff In the coun-
try southeast OF A1inot as crazy as a
loon. The man has a mania for wash
ing dishes and other homework
Some women might consider that he'd
make an ideal husband, but the chan
ces are the insanity board will send
him to jamestown,
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1912-05-30

and the members of Co. D., were cut
in uniform. A salute was fired over
the graves of the dead. Hundreds Of
school children with waving flags
were out. and the Roy Scouts pre-
scented a pretty appearance in their
uniforms. Many autos were in the
line Of march, some Of which carried
the old soldiers and the members Of
the w. r. c. This afternoon, eyer
cises will be held at the opera house.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1912-05-30

1 Hagtardt Halvorson from Des Lacs
was q visitor In Minot Saturday. He
has been III, for nearly three years,
but seems to be growing stronger
gradually.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1912-05-30
John Lynch Files Petition.

John Lynch filed his petitions for
Clerk Of the District Court Saturday.
This makes an interesting three hand
ed fight, with Knute Hagen and Joe
Hunt for HIS opponents. Mr.. Lynch
held this ONCE for q term oe two .
number Of years ago, and Is preparing
to make a hard campaign.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1912-05-30
ADJUST FIRE LOSSES.

G.. o. Frank has settled with the
insurance companies for s6,062.2S for
the loss sustained in the recent fire
at the postofflce block. J. H. Tomp-
king loss was adjcsted at $142 r. Fl.
Emerson & Son refuse to settle for
less than the amount their stock wac
insured for, nearly $4,000.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1912-05-30

A. E. Erickson spent a week at
his Velva farm, assisting in putting
in a crop. He is displaying a couple
of healthy looking blisters which his
fellow BARRIERS at the Opera shop
claim he got by holding them too
close to the fire.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1912-05-30
TO STOP SUNDAY
BAIL At GRAND FORK9

Eighteen players of the Grand
Forks and Winnipeg teams were ar
rested at Grand Forks Sunday aftsr-
noon, charged with violating the laws
Of the state in regard to playing base
ball on Sunday. They were marched
to the Judges Office where they fur
nished bail for 800 each. AE effort
is Icing made all over the state to
stop Sunday base ball and the INST
ter will be tested out in the higher
courts.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1912-05-30
sAWYER's FIRST
COM MENcEM EMIT

COMMENCEMENT
Sawyers first commencement ever-
cises we're held Friday evening, May
1S. The exercises were held in the
Congregational church and the MEN,
hers Of the class taking part were:
Blanche Bailey, Cora Muzzy, Grace
Lane, Lola Rrtar, Verne Booth and
Roscoe Bailey. Co. Supt. Warren
gave an interesting address and an
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1912-05-30
k|N0T Will CELE:
BRA1E The FOURTH
Excellent Attractions Secured in Con.
nection with the Races-Fjre
Works, Band Concert, etc. In
Evening".

~ committee of business men llas
been appointed to make plans for MI
not'sFourth of July celebration. The
races open here on July and continue
until the 5th. Several big outside At
fractions have Eeen provided to DO
given at the race track between heats
on the Fourth and in the evening
among the attractions in the city viii
be band concert, fire works, etc.
Plan on spending the Fourth in Minot.
More particulars later.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1912-05-30

by Amer
the Mohonk
"a members Pasee
~ India
at their The
They pon
in Rustomjee
published OF the
thoroughly
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1912-05-30

The waterworls plant at Mooseiaw
which Dave Dinnie constructed nine
years ago, burned down last week.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1912-05-30
MEMORIAL SERVICES

HELD TODAY.
Memorial services are being held
in the city today. This morning the
procession marched to the cemetery
where the graves OF the old soldiers
and others were decorated. The par
ade was headed by the Minot band
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1912-05-30

oath district; j. A. Englund, Ken
mare, state senator End district; J.
w. Smith, Surrey, representative 10Th
district; F. B. Lambert, representa-.
tive 10Th district; Ole A. Hagen, coun'
ty commissioner 4th district; C. B.
Bach, pubic administrator; john
Lynch, clerk of the district court.
Democratic: c. J. Holm, Ryder.
representative p9th district; M. O.
Touseley, Ryder, justice of the peace,
John l.. Fahey, county Judge; Peter
Scott, Des Laos, justice OF the peace;
DR.. E NJ. Ransom, coroner; Fl. A.
Hurd, county commissioner 1st dis
trict; H. Wichman, brady, auditor;
John Underdahl, brady, public admin
istrator; S. A. Fassett, representa-
tive 10Th district.
ATTORNEYS ARGUE Liz
NITE-soWBELLs CASE
Attorneys Blood and Carroll are in
Bismarck this week, arguing the ia
nous Lignite4Bowbells county
seat case before the supreme co1ft.
They represent Ignite, while Tracy
Gangs appears for Bowbells. The IT,
tie of the case is State ex rel Nelson
vs.. Ely ct al. The board of canvass
ers in the election two years ago re-
fused to count the votes from ten
townships In the southern part Of
Burke county on the grounds that
they had not voted in the right poll
ing places. This gave Bowbells a
majority Of $50 votes for county seat,
whereas had the votes been counted,
Ignite would have won by about 150.
BY the action of the canvassing board
500 voters were DISTINGUISHED and
H. A. Hanson, who had been elected
states attorney and John Nelson,
elected county commissioner, we're
kept out Of office.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-06-11
Spiritnsia(a pm banife sfihe.

Sanoelsminiiteriet bar ifslge 80.
ciaIoem." benpenbt fig til Heberifor.
eningen meo anmobuing ON 5or.
ban0ling angaaenbe ct epentrelt 5ur.
bllo MOB SpiritusiaIg til Wanbitabct
paa oanife Sfibe. Sorbubet ifuloe
iperfi9ttes peo, at oct bleo paaIagt
Geitauratsrer % Sopmeitre / banife
Sfibe at giennemfsre Oct. HeSerifor.
eningens 5ormano, 9ireftsr Golb,
ifaI bare itiaet Zig oeIpiqis til San.
fen, Der o~prinbelig er foranleoiget al
Observation-Disclosures.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-06-11
Senbes iyoralore. Miis g

RCautp Upiuipit' tiO SUiN'
anberion, 4St7 Queen ape. 30,
minneapolis. Winn., iortRaer ON
lin 5abers % MoOer5 grfaring | ct
grep til Or. Better 5abrnep * Cons,
Chicago, eierne al Or. Feters au'
rifo, bet iaa meget omtalte urtemio'
Def. Sun tiger: "gfcoer pleieoe at
blipe ing al bpaoiombelit bun ipilte
ener orat; men eiter Srlgen al a1l'
rifo er bun blepet friif 90 isler Jig
iom uns igien. Saoer bopoe onot
og Smerter i fine arme os lin Wing,
oe oaiaa ban err, eiter grigen al au'
rifo, iriit igien. vi oil alorig bore
benne Weoiein ioruben ! bort Siem.
ct ~imteresiant glao, taloet ~gei'
Ieberen", Der siper fulo geifeo ON
bette gamle llrtemiooeI, ienoes irit
Or. 9clt, til bpilfeniombelit abresie.
Seno ct 9repfort til Gr. Better 6abr.
nep & Cons 60, 1925 60 @opne
gpe., Chicago. Sd.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-06-11

I Rorse. Gen 24oe Rop. iaar FIJI.
Der ban fit rs Iar. Sau blep ltni.
periitetsitipenoiat / lepenoe Spros
1869, Hroiesior | romanif % enselif
6ilologi 1878. @lanot bans mango
pioenifabeIise Irbeioer maa ii9r
merfes bans 4gngliite 8bilologie"
| to gino (2eip5ig tS92-96), bans
"Sterre franif Spntar" (1911) og
bans aibonoliuser % Irtifler ON
oct norife Sprog.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-06-11
GnQene paa Spitsberaen.

Sromse meboeles Den 25oe Wai:
slrctic Goal Gompanp's Sfib "@l-
liam Wunroe" gaar ioae til Spits.
bergen meb 125 Irbeioere, Brcpiani
og fo~rifjeaige Waterialer % Maifin-
GODS bl. a. en- automatic 8eiemalfine
og en- eIeftriif 8oremaifine. Selifa.
bets 3ireftsr Der, Wr. Surner, Si,.
eerrisr 8ibion. 2 8eologer 90 2 Sur.
tografer, iom ifal fartl9gge Selifa'
bets gienoomme beroppe, mebfsleer
"Mnnroe" - s 2~aitebaabe er frag-
ret til at fsre De $4,000 a 10000
Con alil, iom err iiobrubt | ginter.
Sieite tranblsie Telegram melber ON
uomerfeoe Ssforbolo. 5 CONNER
ifal Der opfsres npe Irbeiberbnraffer
og alilaere iamt traables Selegrai
melem aopent Ban og 8reen Sar.
bolIr,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-06-11
"a &reaturer inbebrGnbt.

-
Borsgriinb meooeles Den 25be 0tai
uobuiene paa Saneen Yreltegaarb
hos Sognepreit Sbomasien | grunla'
mes er mat neobrGnOt. Intaeelig
er Slben pdaiat al Smitreifere. Do
iaa @aaningsbuiet par en- Sib iterfi
trrlet, Der bar flere @ange Slo | "a
get, men tililenoe Hebningsmanoifat
iif reooet @aaningen. Oct ieraeltg'
tie bar, at A Seite os 90 aisr brpno'
te inbe, ligeiaa W%talfiner, &eolfaber
% apling. 8reitegaaroen er bort
iorpagtet, os So~rpagteren lioer ei
~betpoelig Sab. Suiene err asiilrerei
/ 9ranofasien, men oft Oct eprige
bar ifslge "@renmar" fun as ltrerei
for 5000 Ser, bels | "S%torebrano"
bells / "2ier".
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-06-11

bpab bet meobeles "0rnmnens DAG.
bIao" er oct itore aataliieringsorbei.
be | SpbaI, iom tiliigter at tsrl9sge
Spbalsserne | Nlimebal MI beiIitttet
af De intersierte giere. Ssnnebepan-
Oct ifal ipnfes, iaa 9erne, iom M
itaar unoer ganb, blir fait 2ano. Ir'
beibet er beresnet til at bile foite
$4,000 ar., og man bill inopinbe
life minbre emo 22tS Waal Spro -
II a IL mibbelitore 8aoroe. Der
pentes StatSbibrag til arbeioet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-06-11
Npt SpaIianaericlifab. 2

Gage uoeaar Snobpoelie til Gun'
nelie al Observation-Disclosures Ola" |
Sanbefioro. Snbbpoerne er &9mner
Sanier, &entier Smut 9ade, 0iref.
tor .. @egger, Spaliangerbeitprerne
Snepalo grpoe % Carl &rsmcfe,
SeIifabets Tisponent blir &9mner
Sanien ng bets Sangitbeitprer arsm-
cfe, og man bar erbperpet 6anglttil.
Iabelie peo apiten al alaifa, bpor
llnoerisgelier bar pitt, at Der er itor
Spalbeitanb. aftiefapitalen ifal bore
bgiit t,500, 900, bporaf minoit 600
600, bsiit 1 Wtin. ar., fol tegnes
@orge, geiten / Iuterifa. af Sno'
bpberne er tegnet 100000 ar.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-06-11
Zen banife SoriatninssrnSrins

Sra aiebenbaun meloes ben 21oe
Dlai: 5orfntningsiagens 9ssning er
paanp uoifitot peo Den 9et9nfnins,
iom err afeipet Of Sanostinguopalset.
&esierinsen bapbe ioreiIaaet en- 10
pioelie al ben politiife Stemmeret til
WGno % auinber oper % aar og
S~olfetingets Weolemsantal begrpn-
Yet. 9anSstingets Ssire snifer Sor.
acknowledgements siennemisrt
iom 8etingeiie for andre Sorfnt-
ningsGnbringer. Gen irifonierpatiue
Grippe sr / Oct belle upiaig itemt
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-06-11
sifferhebsn peb sipreiier.

mIebieet peo @5itanic" .lllpffen bar
Der iii "5oreninsen for Heiielipet |
Rorse~ peret rettet 5oreipergiIer ON
Sifferbeoen peo Sjsreiier / Rorge.
5orenineen bar forelast Spsrssmaa-
let for Sanoelsoepartementets Sis.
iartsfoEtor. iom meooeler: aonto.
rets Sieulpffeitatiitif gaar tilbage
iii 1906, ba Sfibsfontrouen traabte
Il @irfiombeo. s bette Siosrum CT
|intet norif Suriitifib icrIiit. Ter.
Iimoo er Der fcriiit Ell apitruteifib,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-06-11
Ct noroiif Roneemcoe.
SanRe % ipcnfc Eresiefomentarcr

Sanife % ipcnifc ErcsIefpmenfarcr.
8 gnIeoning Song Srebrifs BE.
arapeIie ioiro. Der / aisbenbapn
Steb ct noroiif a~cugemsoe, iom bar
paft betpoelis Spiiet, life bore ! De
noroiife 9auoe, men ogiad pioere
omfrtng.
~llmiobelbart efter aona @uitaf al
Soeriges anfonit til 2isbenbontt
ON Woraenen oen 24oe Mai, BE.
grapeIiesbaser, aflagoe Song Soa.
fon al 9orse geisg hos BAN ! en-
feororminaens IoIe paa anoIien.
borg, % efter Notwithstanding
bcrne / Hosfiloe aflngbe Song 8lt'
itaf @ienpiiit hos Song Gbriitian.
Song @eore al @rGfenIano %
Song Saafon.
Sgiaa peo SsitibeIigbeoen | Gbri.
~Itinnsbors Slptsfirte msotes SION.
gerre. 9e ileite andre ipritelige
8erioner bap6e allereoe inofmoet
fla Der, bo aong 8uitaf fom nteo
9ronning alcronorine peb grnen.
Giterot bape bilit paa aong 8ecrg.
off ben ipenife aoltee ben OF gop
&ong Suafon Saorber, booretter
ban fpsiebe 9romtns Raitos
Soanb.
gnereoe Here Gage | Sorpeicn
bar oct io~reitoaetoe ~norbiife aonge.
msoe orsftet / BEN noroiife gresie.
Get banife 9loo "Rolttifen" ifrep
bl. a.:
glanot De fpriielige Perioner,
Der bar tiliogt oeres 0eroGreIie peo
6reoerif oen Sttenbes giiGttelie |
Rosfiloe 9omfirfe, finbes Song 8l'
itaf al Sperige % Song Soafon az
9orae, og bo oct en- fsr1te Gang t.
oen llnionsoplssninger, Der finoer
ct Wsbe Steo mellem &cngerne |
DC forber forenebe &iaer, bill man !
belle Ror0en meo i9rlig SntereSie
l9aae Wprfe til oenre Sammen'
fomit.
@eo Gbriitian 6en Tierbes giiGt'
telie, Der foregif | Sebruar 1906,
efter at Song Saafon bapoe beiteget
Roraes 3rone / 9opember 1905,
msotes be 10 2anbes Regerter life.
&onq Suafon Dor | ais6enboun.
men Den iperife aonge life. Song
Oscar bar 'pg og for6ereote fig iiit
poa at gisre en- Refrentionsreiie til
Hiuieraen. Seller life BEN nltpP.
renbe ipenIfe 8orge 6eltog | 9HPt.
Observation-Disclosures. Soerige uor
reprpienteret peo Prins 8uitoi
aoolt iom MI err aronprins.
% Tom en- nat1rrlig 6slge al, al
lInionsbriboet enbnu TOO | iad
friift MeinSe, par Der / 6ebruar
1906 paa fcrifieaig Raabe bruget
Smiora for, at Der life finoe op'
Itaa Sihlationer, Der nnatte pirfe
iaarenoe FOR De intertdtiouale 6s'
teller.
Song Soafons Reiie ira ariitia.
MA til aisbenbapn oper @stebcrg
foregif / itsrite Stilbeo. aongen
tog meo oct orbtrpre SItog, % %
gresien / @pteborg life hapoe om'
talt Reiien, bporom De ioenife au'
toriteter Sog i Sorpeien bar UNDER
rettet, pasieret ben norife Storage
fpenif 8runb, uben at bet oafte no.
gen Spiigt. Soget giorSe ca. en-
boIp Times Spbolo | 8steborg. men
Song Saafon ites life no, liseiom
ban oaiaa for anfomiten til 9ste-
borg bapoe Loot MioSasen ierpere !
alipeer.
timber ielpe gtiPttelien Dor He.
pre~ientnnten FOR oct %ipenife aonse.
bus Der | 9onbet iaa fort Sib ionl
milig. grirs @uitap aoo!f fcur
og reiite iamme Dag. iom Siiatiel.
len fanot Steo. % ban bar ben ene-
ite, icm oerme Dag oeltos | bet Ton.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-06-11
100000 8lasaal Sors sip. III,

iferiiorpogter Or. Soffmeper uoiatte
ben 4be Wat 100000 8Iasaal |
Cord Sis. grgelen er erbperoet
giennem Den oonife Siiferifoniulent
/ Sonoon, &aptein Seairg, % ben er
fanget / Sloben Sebern | 8eiter.
GLAND, bpor aaIeDngeIen ON 5or.
aaret ganr op | tore Wasier otter Of
bare uoflrffet / atlonterbauet. Ser
gaar ca. 2300 Stfr. @lasaal pna 1
9uno. Oct er iislge "Sors 5olfe.
tiS.~ Reningen at fortiGtte oenne
Snofsriel al aalepngel ! be fommen.
Be 4ar.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-06-11
8apen iii @iuie. Sra ginie | Z,

@apcn til @inie. Sra giuie | &c.
Iemarten meIbeS tSbe Nai: : Ser.
rebsitpretS Mcbe ibas IGite Srois.
rer SpIano op Samssarb. Ssifenoer-
mes Teitamente oe bolot Ell paffer
Minoetale oper De bsiiinoeoe 8tpere.
Eli at orone meS goet nGonte Ser.
reositpret op 2enSmanO Geiteitog,
Siern 2oftbus % Sarie 6laaten. 81
ter SeltamentetS 9eltemmeIier ifal
8aaroen iGIges peb anftiOn % ben.
ne beitemtes til t7oe Srni. Men De
ire opnGpnte Mralb fit @onlpg ON
peo allftionen at fisbe @aoroen meo
bet nsbbenbige Snbbo for aommu'
men. 0enne geilutniua iottebes moo
2 Stemmer. Rogen 9eltemmelie ON,
bpao @oaroen ifal brigeS til, bleU
forsprig life taget. SerreoSiDret be.
i~llittet, of &pmmlinen ltaI ouertage
@ebIiseboIoet af SamsgoarosfamiIi.
ems @rapiteb.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-06-11
.fra Uorae.

GpaIS Imnnbien mansler enbnu
100000 &roner til fin Rpropolser.
petition. Oct geographic Selitab
retter en- inotr9ngenbe Spfororing
til bet norife Solf ON at poe 9iorag.