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Do You Hunt or Fish7

The attention ofhunters and fisher
men is called to some important
changes in the game laws, effective 80
days after adjournment Of the General
Assembly. Among the most important
are those requiring license to fish,
closing the season on deer till 1913, al d
making longer duck season. Licenses
are still issued through the Office of
county clerks.
A combination limiting and fishing H.
cense is required for residents (citi-
zens) Of the state, fee sl.ee, but no
fishing license is nesessary for female
persons or male persons under l6 years
of age. A resident holding hunting
license for 1918 will be allowed to fish
during the current year without further
license.
Nonresident and non-citizen general
hunting license, $1,000. Fishing license
$500 except for persons under u years
of age.
The open season in streams for trout
and grayling, not less than seven inches
in length. May 25, to Oct. 81; in lakes
at an altitude not to exceed 1900 feet,
May l, to October 81; in lakes at an al
titude OF over $500 feet, June /, to
Oct. 81.
Open season for whitefsh, Oct. /. to
May /, the following year.
No open season for bass, catfish or
wall-eyed pike.
No open season on pheasants and
other grouse not indigenous to the
state.
Open season on doves, Aug. 10 to
Aug. 81; on curlews and acknowledged
snipes, Aug. ! to April 20; on sage
chickens, Aug. ] to Sept. /: on prairie
chickens, mountain and willow grouse,
Ahg. 10 to Oct. TO-
Open season for ducks, geese. brants,
swans, cranes. plovers, and other wad-
ing, marsh and shore birds and water
fowls, Sept. to April 20 Of the fol-
lowing year.
Persons remote from the county seat
may secure license applications which
must be sworn to from their local no.
taries or justices. These will be sup.
piled free by the county clerks on ap-
plication. Pamphlet publication of the
game laws will be made in June. As
soon as published the county clerks will
have them for free distribution.
j. +. Shook, County Clerk.
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Pleasant Divide

Mr.. Donegan is doing some farm
work on Chas. Hurshman's place.
Grant Mercer took dinner at G. N.
Mercer's Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Kirk called at
Geo. Mercer's Sunday morning.
Mr.. Carter's people enjoyed their
first mess OF lettuce for supper Satur-
day evening.
W. G. Carter and Chas. Beans were
business callers at Mr.. Cutler's Sat.
urday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. N. Mercer and chill.
dren spent Sunday at the Donegan
home.
w. G. Carter did some fence repair.
ing for Mrs, Fenton Monday.
Mr.. Smith called at Fred Stephen
sons Monday.
Geo. Mercer and family made an
evening call on the Carter family Sat
urday.
Rev. Loyeless conducted an all day
meeting at the school house again Sun
day.
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Hope View items

Delhert Jones was caller on Mr..
Toyne one day this week.
Mr.. Moynihan was a visitor at j. H.
Beson's home Sunday.
Mr.. Farnek called at {. Toyne's on
Monday.
Frank WuIf was a caller at the Mar
pie home Sunday.
F. Z. Rapp and sister spent Sunday
evening at the Beson home.
Delbert Jones visited with Dr. Brown
Sunday.
Joe Dikeman was a visitor in Hope
View one day last week.
Jesse Smith was at L. TOync's Mon.
day.
Mrs. Warren is having some work
done on her claim.
Mr.. Moynihan was seen in Peace
Valley Sunday.
Mr., Farnek called at the Wult home
one day this week.
Mr.. Dry was Hope View caller on
Tuesday.
Mr.. Senstock spent Tuesday evening
with the Toyne family.
Ths Hope View school will close on
Monday May, e.
Mr.. Senstock assisted 4. Toyne in
branding his cattle Wednesday.
One of +. Toyne'5 cows got stuck in
the quick sand Sunday afternoon and
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500 Reward, 500

The readers of this paper will be
pleased to learn that there is at least
one dreaded disease that science has
been able t. cure in all its stages, and
that is Catarrah. Halls Catarrh Cure
is the only positive cure now known to
the medical fraternity. Catarrh being
constitutional disease, requires con-
stitutional treatment. Halls Catarrh
Cure is taken internally, acting direct
ly upon the blood and mucous surfaces
of the system, thereby destroying the
foundation Of the disease, and giving the
patient strength by building up the
constitution and assisting nature in do
ing its work. The proprietors have so
much faith in its curative powers that
they offer One Hundred Dollars for
any case that it fails to cure. Send
for list Of testimonials.
Address: f. J. CHENEY & Co., Tole-
do, Ohio.
Sold by all druggists, Zoe.
Take Halls Family Pills fof consti-
patton. ADV
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!. COUNTRY NEWS LETTERS
Kts-su,tssereIisr; Gangs d People uz:
eflasn sat ia fear BY vlasss.
Paradise Valley

Gus johnson drove down 10 Morgan
Saturday returning home the next day.
Mrs. Anderson called on Mrs. Fem
ton last Thursday.
Geo. Bostock and family Supdayed
with Win Thompson's family.
j. II. Patterson has again returned
to his claim after spending several
months in Missouri.
Sigma and Anna Johnson came home
from Sterling Saturday for a short
visit with home folks.
Messrs Schonluso and Bostock went
down to Morgan the fore part OF the
week to make proof on the formers
desert claim.
Fred Stephenson has gone over to
Greeley where he will be on the jury
for several weeks.
Mrs. Fenton disposed of her team to
gentleman who lives south east Of
Hunters Lake. 1t pays to advertise
in The Enterprise.
Miss Helen Bly, returned to Sterling
Monday after visiting with her par
ents over Sunday.
Mrs, Thompson called on Mrs. F.
Richards Monday.
Mrs. Hutton is visiting few days
in Brush this week.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
NJ. L. lPuhlisherl Serial cas-.
Department Of the Interior.
7. $. Land o::ice at Sterling, Colorado
Nay 10, 1918.
NoTIcE is hereby given that Mary l..
Fritz, of New Raymer, Colorado, who,
on July 8, 1905, made original home
stead entry No. 1886, Serial No. 03s44,
for WIZ NEi-4, SEl-4 MEL. and
the NEIL SELL. Section II, Township
s North, Range 81 West, 9th Principal
Meridian, has filed notice of intention
to make final five year proof, to estab.
lish claim to the land above described,
before United States Commissioner, at
Keota, Colorado, on the 18th day Of
June, 1913.
Claimant names 'as witnesses:
Mont Fitch. Of Sterling, Colo.
Charles H. wynkoop. Of Reo,a. Colo.
Benbo!t Fcs5csG Of New Raynler. Colo. SIS
Chmles E. Carlson. Of stonehaui. Colo. GIG
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NOTICE FOu PUBLICATION.

Mp. l. PuhlishcrD Svrial-Nspj6
Department Of the Interior.
L. $. Land Odlce at Sterling. Colorado,
April q. 1873
NorioE is hereby given tina, Theodore D. Rug
land. OF New Raymer, Colorado. who. on JUL s.
1908. made h5megtchd Entry. No. Gs55. for the
EAs, hall Of. Section 1. Township North. Range
81 West, eth Prieinpal Meridian, has filed notice
Of intention to make final three year Proof To es-
tabI.sh siaim to the lani aboye described. tefor,
EesisteF and Receiver. at Sterling, Colorado, on
The eith day OF Juns. 1915.
Claimant names as witnesses.
Anna SchmscsElo, Of New Rayrncr. Colo.
William schmee'kle. Of d"
Fred Schmecckc. OF ~,
Miles Mitchell OF s.eg
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NOTICE ron prrLIcAr1oN.

x.FL. Publisherj .serlaI-si072a
Department Of the Interior.
L. $. Land Office 3, Sterling. Colorado.
May l6, 1918.
NOTICE is hereby given that Lyman
l.. Glenn, Of Stoneham. Colorado, who,
on February /, 1910. made Homestead
Entry, No. 0l0722, for Z 1-2 NV IA.
VIZ MEl-4. Section &c, Township 8
North, Range 56 West, 9Th Principal
Meridian. has filed notice of intention
to make final three year proof. to es-
tabIish claim to the land above describ-
ed, before Register and Receiver, at
Sterling. Colorado, on the 18th day OF
July, 1913.
: Claimant names az Witnesses:
Ole P. Bake. Of s,'nehan. Colo.
John W. Runyan. Of
Wiifrcd a. Bohner Of 5-22
Ei,ha Cue. Of e-2s
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NOTICE ion rrniIcAru,x

NOTICE Ton PUBLICATION.
n.P.L. tpubsh.,! Serial- %;
Department OF til. interior.
L. $. Land ufiee at sterling. Colorado
May G, 1913.
hoT1cE is hereby given that Jay E.
Miller, Of New Raymer, Colorado. who,
on November II, 1909, made homestead
entry. No. 0995i, for the South East
quarter of Section q. Township Z
North. Range IS West, 9th Principal
heridian, has filed notice of intention
to make final three year proc: 10 estaB-
!ish claim TO the laud above described.
before United States Commissioner, al
New Raymer, Colorado, OF the 18Th
day of June, 1913.
Claimant names as witaessos:
Louis Allen. Of New Kaymsr. Colo.
:ratsrit n va. ot New i.aymer. C5lo.
Charles Il. Scott, y! "a
claude I.ae0ck. II " C.Ia
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was unable to get loose until Monday
afternoon. Mr.. Senstock assisted him
in getting her out
Misses Irma and Norma Bowes re-
turned to their home at Snyder the
first of the week.
The Raymer enterprise., 1913-05-22
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Il. l.. lPub!iaherI Serial 0slol
Department Of the Interior.
United States Land Office. Sterling. Colorado.
April 3. 1913.
NOTICE is hereby given that Daniel q. Kinui-
son, Of kaufman. Nebraska. who. on September
2s. 1909. made homestead entry No O9lOl. fer
South half of. seetS, 21. Township u North.
Range ts West 9Th Principal Meridian, has tiled
notice Of intc4tion To make final three year Proof
to establish claim TO the land above described be-
fore United States Commissioner, At Grover. CJi-
orado, on the 9th day Of June. 1918.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Calvin NJ. vsn,argihalr Of kaufman. Nebraska
Conrad Truman. oi
William Hardenburzer. Of III
Clayton Harienburger Of 5-22
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EoTIcE EoE prnLIcArInN

NOTICE For PUBLICATION
HFL PuudsEe.J sgria!g,y
Derartmen, u. iIa Interior.
l. 5. Land Ca,ee at s.ernns. Colorado.
April u, 1918
NOTICE. is hereby given that Dayton s,o..bu,
ger Of stonchafu. Colorado. who. on November ?
1903 made original hohcstead entry. No. osSs.
for North east quarter of Section i2. l',wn.Nlr 2
North. Range IS West tth Principal Rcridin
has f!cd nouee ot intention to make final three
year gro1f. 70 establish lain To the land above
deser.bed, bc:erc Register and Receiver. at ster.
ling Colorado On the l!lh day of June. 1918.
Claimant names Gs witnesses:
Charley Rilrer. u Stouoham. Colo.
hlphonsn BethscheiIer. Of
Ornn kiluer. Il e" iI7
Peer Stgiz. Of g :" 70,
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NOTICE ron puplIC,r,oy.

'''' '"--AN=h AAo-s.
aPL. Publiaherl Serial es;sa
Department Of the Interior.
[. s. Land Office at Sterling. Colorado.
May 10, 1913.
NOTICE is hereby given that John NJ.
Erwin, Of New Raymer, Colorado, who.
on October %. 1909, maze homes,e
entry, No, O95S3, for West. half Of,
Section "a, Township 6 North. Rarge
50 West, tth Principal Meridian, has
filed notice OF intention to make final
three year proof, to establish claim to
the land above described, before Unit.
ed States Commissioner, at keota, Col
orado, on the 2S,h day of June, 1913.
Claimant names as w!tnerges;
Clarence Z, pipor,-of New Rayrnsr. CJlo.
ticd Men an, o.
Frank Artlcy, Of 4" Z" 5-l5
Charlts Fiitz, Of g C.le
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NOTICE Fon PUBLICATION.


u p. l. Publish"r, serial-cdl2o
Department OF the Interior.
I. $. Land once at sterling. Colorado.
April l5, 1918.
NOTICE is hereby given that Selma 4 Fors-
berg OF New Raymer. Colorado who On .Inne 10.
1908 made original homestead entry No. 7Ds2, Sc.
rial No G6lal. for North West quarter Section II.
Township North. Range 80 West 9Th PRINCIPAL
Meridian. has filed notice Of intention to make H.
nal fise year proof to es,atl.sh claim u the land
above described b~foFr United S,a,oa Comnls.
sioner, at keota. Colorado, on the llth day of
June. 1913
Ciulmunt names as witnesses:
Joscph L Filler. Of Rockingham, Colo.
Gussie Filler Of
George c. Millar, o. New Rayme-. ~:
Jennie Miller. of BIO
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NOTICE Fon prRLlcAr1oN


NIL truausnEIJ seriaiOoIo?
Department OF the Interior.
Z. = Land Once at Sterling. Colorado.
April .. 1913
NoncE Is hereby given that Calvin ". yanlan.
sihan, Of kaufman. Ncbr.. who on September .:
1903. made homestead entry. No. csl02. for South
half Of. Section 2. Township IL North. Range IS
West 9Th Principal Meridian. has filed notice Of
intention 70 make final three year prof. to e.ab-
lish claim I, the land above described. before
United stAt2s Comni5,ioHsr. at Grover. Colorado.
0n the yth day Of June. 1913.
Claimant na;neB aG witnesses:
Conrad Thurman, Of kaufman E.br.
William Hatdenburser. Of e
Clayton iiardenburger. Of az
Daniel e. klaEisor. Of 81.
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notice Fon prpLlcA~1ov
truirisurD Serial olee.

NOTICE For PUBLICATION
hFL 'ruiiisnrD Serial oi621o
Department. y. &c Inte.lva
L. >. Land osice at Sterling, Colorado
Arril .. 1919.
NoueE is horcby yiyen tha, MlnEic B.ootnp,er.
Of S,oneham. Colorado, who. on July a. 1911.
made homestead cntry, No. 0iScso, iof North half
of the South half Of Section 9i, Townshis Norlh.
Ranrc u Wet 9th rinclpal sariii-n. has alod
notice Of intention make FINAL Communication
propf. to establish O. into the land anovc dc.
serbe,. before Register and Recclyer at stcrl.n,,
coloi ado. On lie eth day of June. igi9.
Claimant names as witnesses.
Joserh Thomas Kniiton OF stonehain. Colo.
Gouilieb I,cmtenck. oi
John W. kniiton. Of Z" ali
H-rls nsn.sn, n J.g
". n. fO-Sp, ReE!sler,
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NOTICE ron PUBLICATION.

NoiISE FOR PUBLICATION.
NJ l.. PuhlishcrJ Serial Ol1iS1.
department OF the Interior.
I. :, Land onice al Sterling. Colorado.
April IS, 1918
NoFicE i" hereby given that Leslie I. stradcr.
Of st'acham. Co!lrauu, who, on February 2, l9ln
made homestead bppIieation) entry. original No.
oln7jt for North half Of. Section %, township )
North. Range ~ WosL 9TH Principal Meridian
has lied notice of npaton to make final thr.,
year Proof 10 establish claim To the land above de-
seribed. before uniped States Commissioner. at
New &symeE. Colorado, On the 9Th day Of June
1919.
Clalman; names - witnesses;
Thomas II. Lcshe. Of s;onehan. Cll,.
Charles A, Carlson. II '
Stephen WHITAKER. u 10,
Hiram HUT. II r.ao
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PASTURE For cattle or horses. No
loco, plehty Of water, secure fence.
Terms reasonable. c. L Beans, at
New Rayt.er. Colo.
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INDIAN RUNNER DUCK EGGS FOR
HATCHlNG-0rders for Indian Run
ner duck eggs can be left at the
Mitchell store, Price, $l.OO perdozen.
Also few ducks TO sell. f. Tovne
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LOST One red COW with horns.
Brand two G's connected on the lief.
hip any information will be rewarded
by Steve MeTorich of Buckingham.
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Wy uereie meo Japan

Sra Sofio, Sopon, t~eleeraieres
Ben 14Se gpril, at oct iaponife &a.
binet, / anIeoning CALIFORNIA; Sc.
gisIatl,rs Sorisg paa at lloeitpnse
Sapaneiere fra Hetten til at beiioOe
Sorbs eler anoen fait gienOom Oeri
Statcn, boo frembolot for &eiieren
Acknowledgment al at inoanfe Ga.
gen for De Sorenebe Staters Ssie.
iterct iOet a~abinettet bapber, at
Sapanerne life er al monsolif ri.
tanning os oerfor berettigeoe til
at blt a%merifanife gorgere.
s gnleoning o%penitaaenbe tele.
graferes fra 8aibington, at oae
8etsfienbelier, iom bibtil bar p9ret
afeipet, iipr al be peitlige Somitole,
bar faitbolot, at Sapareierne life
fan erboIbe amerifanif Sorgerifab.
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SecDrab Dg Slnegl1.
Zen 11be GpriI 1913.
Gunese ganb &unicrtcn.

Den darlige aoniert gioet al Slt'
tber College 9aub og 2iitber College
Chorus unOer 8roi. Gnrlo y. Spe.
rats 9ebeIie / @ran0 Opera Soltie
iioite SnS6ag Iften bar iom panIig
gobt beiegt og bIeo ct mt geptS poa,
bpaD Ct College 9ano fan prpltere,
rtoar oet itaoig boIoeS op til Concert
pitf" al en- fpnoig og ~utrGtteli9 S9'
rer.
Ger ipncs life mere Of nPre 8rGn-
fer for bpao bort College 9ano fan
ipine. Sper Sang 8lttterre bar
ms6t op meo fine ifinneuSe SnItrli'
menter, bar Be bit fla iom Serrer
oper ben met ubefpenmne 0taterte.
Der tor babe oGret en- eller Gnoen
bImtbt S%iIbsrerne, iom bar tGnft,
rtnar Be iab og iaa poa Rrogrom'
meme, of Bette mao 6a Iigge ooer ct
College 9anoS Gpner, men nei, boao
Ser ihiIbe ipiles, set iptlteS altio
meb 9ebSforaat. Som nj Ousoag
- Altbirtein. St5t, Saint SoerS er
oiit aIbrig blet ipilet mere gIintren.
DC / Secorab. Saiut Saen8 ipmfo.
niife Soneoiat / S]ProeIeSbe0 fit ell
iltIoitPnbig craftsmanship llbi6rcI,
ie, Der matte TboetonS pauoittiac
aisrieI giernem Simlene iaa le0ers
De, at man isIte Jig aonife iuinumel.
If andre Rllntre ifaI bare nppneS
SiIipopifp'S "Gbaut on HoSiignoI"
meo giccoIo Solo Of Goriteu 6.
Speroti. iom oar @ienItuno for bra.
qcnbe NppInilS 90 6rcmfoIOeIier,
9&icoIoiS' ieieuoe Overture iii "Sp-
itige &ouer", GonigiifD'S popuITrc,
im9gteuoe "@ampire" % aflltt.
riugsmumeret Some Speet Some
@eron oper", iom pofte itor Whtu.
terhe0.
Sllther College Chorus lang ct
itrrrc aorperf al Oscar Borg: "2cii
G%rifion". Ser oor luQt meget %
goot Arbcioe paa 0cttc Gerf, iom ~
mes at title gmtife fore 6Or0riuger
til bper enfeIt Sanger for at foo set
I'll iom oct Dor pprc. Secret Qior6c
ser qobt, ificnt GefinlotoIeu life bar
al ocn bcoite. "Dlp ol0 aenhlcfD
Some, arrangeret meO Rpnneuf-
foupaJnement, bIep iunget uomerfct
% maotte giertoge8.
Get er operfIcoig al %tiIfeie, at iuos
bel 9duo'et iom Secret maatte 0ipe
Grtramtmere.
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Gtosfriiten uolobet.

Sra Stem Dorf melOes BEN 15be
@pril: Sibsfriiten for %ssnoleperiitg
al Sororinser moo Oceanic Steam-
ibip COMPANY for Sfaoeseritatnit1g
/ a%nIebning SampIfibet "Sitanic"s
Sorlis uolsb iOag, paa Iarsoa9en
for BEN f~orfrroeIige llIpffe. Ser er
inofommet Sorbringer MOB Selifa.
bet paa ct 9els6 al oper $4,000.
900.
Gen itsrite enfelte Sorbrina er
paa $4,000 for Glorettce Woores
9sb. Woore par en- rig Megler /
@aibington, g.. 6.
9lanbt De andre itsrre Sororingcr
er en- paa $4,000, ser er inbleperet
at SorGlorene til Mrs. Nlma
Sfpog, ipm omfpm iammen meb
fin Mano og fine tire gsrn.
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SiSie er bore Hepr9ie,tanter l DC
nppnte 9iitritter og bill mootage St'
Drag til @inocgapen. Suffering oil
bIiae gipet / gJoiierne.
0inoesape- aomitcen.
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Daihinston

Sra @aibiugton meIbeS Den 14be
Npril: Spoo9eren al SpringStu'
rem, Or. i. 6riebmoun, aiiIutteoc
iNag lit @eisa / Sopeboitben meN
Ell aIirif Wcborblirs al Toticnter)
i George @oibin0ton llniperiitet,
bourlnoer ban iuofulererc II iriuil.
Iige Iatieutcr meo lit SGringSiea
RIM. aliuifeu operpprebeS, bl. a.,
al StatSminiiter grpan, Den tplfc
ambasiaoer, Den itmeijiife @eianbi
% Here al armeerS % IarineuS
SG8er.
Gr. 5rieomonu oTIa9oe ON 81
termiooagen en- &iiit hos GrpiiSent
@ilion, ser uotalte lit oprigtiet
Sanb ON, at bans WtiboeI piIoe oiil
! Jig pirfiomt
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Nogen nprmere S~pIpsninger on.
9aaeroe 8runbn til Spifafningen
fcreligger euonit life uoen foriaopiot
'om at ben itaar / S%orbiuoelie meo
Brofesio oil Woores urSerbPnoige Be
itrGbelier paa at fire Jig en- Of Sea-
binetspoiterne.
S en- | Iften oiieittIiegiort grfI9'
ring mebgiper Gbefen for 2~anobrugs-
oepartementet, unber bpilfet 8eir.
blreauet ~iorterer, at geifploningerne
mob Rrof. Woore er al en- iaa oil
oorlig Watur, of Der pil bltoe ret.
tet en- Senpenoelie I'll Suititsoepar'
tenentet ON of Iooe Sagen nGrmere
unOerisge.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-04-18
Smaapiuf.
Mrs. Z. :. 3icf bar nnIin ho,

- Nr&. Z. Z. &icf bar nnIiQ bopt
@eieg al 9}r&, 81. &uoerion ira GIa.
rion, ga.
8 Saiian por ser til De iIoms
Iiote / Ohio % Sn0ioua iiOite ll8c
iamIet 1915.
- hilbert @angIer bar facet Ius
iGtteIie ION 9eitprer al ct 4potef !
&aucp Gjtp, q. Guf,
- Mrs. WtiIton &eroobI tiIbrin.
ger oeuue llae paa Ell Siiit hos iiuc
6orGIOre ! @uu3efa, isis.
- MRS. albert Ssrenicn rciitc
6reoa8 til @Iocf Garth, @t@., ior at
OOcrpGre en- SlG9tninga 9eQroUcIie.
- Mrs. &oua@ Gfre reiite iioitc
ll9e til CofooIe, &o,, boor bun en-
EiO nil opboloc iiQ pco Sanotorict.
- Mrs. Bertha ReUanQ oQ SON.
men Ilbcrt uor iIoite llac / M}ubcl,
Mirm., til &eIrapcIicn eiter @}r@.
9lIf HeunuQ.
- Mrs. Carl GnOcriou ira Oil
bert Sea, Miun., iom fom BERTH til
i'm Ssiter, Mrs. Cuoma @Caropelic,
reiite biem i0ag.
- Or. 8. u. &cnue3iD / GoImor
er uOnGpnt iom en- al Oct isOerolc
8cnilonsburearls 2G8cr / @imc'
ibeif Gouutp.
- u. st. &ongIono reiite her ON
Gogen til g8bccIer, @is., bUor ban
bar fisbt 5arm % mco 6nmiIie pil
DO for 6remti0en.
- Hobert @ergeion "Gecorob,
8oiten"5 6orretniuQ5isrer, reiite
SnS0aaS til 0eS MoiueS / 6orret,
ningsanIiggenbcr.
SeiIfoIecIeperne8 Sperettc
"Finofore" fit en- / ale GcIe roSppr,
Dig SpisreIie poa @rauO Cperc
@ouie iioite 6reoog.
8. u. Gnoerion ira @nior
Sin por i SIutnin8en al iioite llgl
/ Gecorub for at beige i'm Mo0er
MrS. y. u. anoerion.
- Srmtf Gbriitopber ifal begpnou
meo gutifiorretuing / Winera
Springs, y. 3af. 9rooeren GrueI
90. beitprer Ell ganf | iamme 8p.
- 9ir. % Dirs. z. g. SetIetpcN
fra sc Rop, @iuu., par iorleoen be
/ gpen et Bar Cages SiS pna en- gi
iii Dos 0r. og Irs. 8. .. @9elant
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-04-18
Weo Yapcns SilltanS eaar set o

Deb Eapcns SilitanS eaar oct op
og neb, ifplge Selegrammer ira
&om. en- Dag beoer oct, at ban er
/ 9eorine, n9Ite Gag err ban perre
ioien. Otter BEN iioite Meooelelie -
al igaar, Snsoag, gitermiboag -
par 8apens Silitano mteget oaarlig.
Som eft Segn paa, at oct laffeoe moo
Gnoen blep set o9iaa uolagt, at Io'
pofat Gatriarca igaar alagoe geleg
/ Spgep9reliet. Oct par benne Su.
rift, iom / i'm Sio formulereoe Eape
SEQ ben 13be'S Seltumente, oa ban
lua paa lit iiOite, % man mener, at
ban MI beipgte Satifanet for of ifripe
TiuS Sen 10beS SeItamente. SigeIuu
forlpoer BET, at Ilgultinermui,fer1
8ater @goitine Giiieri opboloer Jig /
Satifanet for of bore porat til at
gipe Sen ganlIe Tape BET iioite Safra'
ment. Eapen bar be iioIte Gage bapt
beftige SoIteanfalb, ipm bar ipRffet
bam nleget, OF BET ipsger ltaoig meo
2imQebetGn0elie. Eapens Silltano
opto9er for nprprrenbe al Snteresie
/ Stalien, og itore Sfarer er itaolg
1omlet rlruot Gatifanet.