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The Holbrook news., 1913-01-31
ARIZONA MAY HAVE
 MORTGAGE TAX LAW

An effort is to be made to in- troduce in the next session of the legislature a bill providing for a mortgage tax similar to the law now in force in Minnesota. Those who have studied the Minnesota statute declare that if such a bill is introduced a strong fight will be made against 1t. The Minnesota law provides for a tax of 50 cents on the $100 of the face of the mortgage. On the face of it, the statute is de- signed to aid the borrower. The tax is paid by the person ma king the loan and the mortgage then becomes exempt from all other taxes. It is pointed out, how ever, that it would be quitr easy for the lender to force the bor- rover to pay the tax in addition to interest.
The Holbrook news., 1913-01-31
HALF MILLION IN
 LIVESTOCK PREMIUMS

D. O. Lively, chief of the de- partment of stock of the exposi- tion at San Francisco. while in the east lately, attended more than fifty annual meetings of or ganizations connected with the live stock industry and says:
 T feel safe in saying that the result of my trip will mean not less than $2OO, 1000 in supplement tai premiums for live stock that will be exhibited in San Fran cisco in 1915.
 A number of states that will offer special good prizes for live stock. There is an abundant precedent for such action as this was done both at Chicago and St. Louis.
 When it is considered that the exposition company has set aside $175, 900 for premiums at the live stock show in San Fran cisco in 1915, and that appropria- tions by live stock organizations and by states will more than double that amount. and that there is included dairy cattle, beef cattle, horses of all class. sheep, goats. swine poultry, pet stock, dogs and cats, it is not un- reasonable to expect a large in- crease in the gate receipts incl dent to the live stock show.
 Correspondence with Central South American Republics. with and the countries of the Orient indicate an active in- terest in the live stock depart ment.
The Holbrook news., 1913-01-31
LOS ANGELES LIVE
 STOCK MARKET

Los Angeles, Jan. 23, 12 Holbrook News:
 Prime steer beef is showing strong at ' cents Los Angeles. 6 cents for cows. In the last few days contracts have been closed at Imperial, for cows at 6 cents and steers at ' cents. At Phoe- nix some sales were reported as low as 5.25 for cows and 6.25 for steers but there was something wrong with the quality, or the man made a poor sale. Another Imperial sale was at 5. 90 for COWS and 6.75 for steers. Fattened bulls are bringing 4 cents at Im- perial and Phoenix. Gamers are worth 3.75 to 4 cents delivered Los Angeles, veal 7.50
 Conservative figuring woul d therefore make 7.25 for prime steers and 6.25 for fat cows the ruling delivered at Los Angeles.
 Yearling steers are showing much activity. Holbrook White mountain cattle have sold as high as $27 and $28. Southern Arizo- mas are bringing $25 and some of the better yearling herds are held at $30. Prescott yearlings have advanced sharply to S27 and BPS and few to be had.
 Cows and calves are valued at $38 to $40, and there is fair de- mand for heifers, yearlings and twos.
 Oregon, Colorado and Utah are all demanding Arizona cat tie, and many contracts have been closed in various parts of Arizona.
 Early contracts will be made for fall cattle. One offer already made and refused by Flagstaff man was better than five cents,
The Holbrook news., 1913-01-31
A Booster Boosts Booster.

Boost and the world boosts
 with you. Knock and you are on the shelf, For the world gets sick of one
 who will kick, And wishes he'd'kick himself, Boost when the sun is shining, Boost when it starts to rain. If you happen to fall. don't lie
 there and ball, But get up and boost again. Boost for your own advance
 ment, Boost for the things sublime, For the chap that's found on the
 topmost round, Is the booster every time.
 -Coconino Sun.
The Holbrook news., 1913-01-31

and there is no question but that $5. 50 will be the price, if not more.
 California can use many thous- ands of cattle when the season is established.
 Comparatively few Mexican cattle are coming over the line. Disturbed conditions and the clos ing of many districts on account of quarantine prevent any con- movement.
The Holbrook news., 1913-01-31
HOLBROOK,
S2OOO.OO Death Benefit

S15.OO Weekly Benefit for Accident or Sickness; S1,OOO for loss Of limb or eyesight; $i, 900 for Emergency Relief Benefit. Cost is $500 per year. No other dues nor assessment. MEN AND WOMEN between ages Is to 65 are accepted. Reliable Company with S1OO, GOO. % State Deposit for the pro lection of Policy holders and to guar antee the payment of claims. Write for further information giving your age, sex and occupation. Address Dept. Al, American Registry Com pany, Erie, Pa.
The Holbrook news., 1913-01-31
GENTLEMEN OBJECT
 TO REMOVAL OF DUTY

Daniel J. Healey of the United
 States Butchers Association, of
 Troy, New York, has urged the
 ways and means committee of
 congress to take off the duty on all meats so that the home pro- duction might be reinforced by importations from Argentine or elsewhere. He declares that this country had reached, pract- ically. it's meat production limit.
 When the stockmen in conven- tion in the Albany hotel heard of Healey's declaration most of them said that if foreign meats were allowed to enter this. coun- try without duty it would mean the ruin, of the cattle business in the United States.
 W, T. Roberts, a retired cat tleman of Sheridan, Wyoming, did not look upon the matter in the same light as did the others He said he thought it would make no difference in the cattle business in the United States, and that it would go on just the same. He believed that prices to the consumer would not be. lowered, and compared the situ- ation with that in England and other foreign countries where there is no duty on imported He said he had been through England and Europe and found that the prices for meat, there, are greater than they are in the. United States.
 John R. Killian, a cattleman from Delta. Colo. and a strong conservationist, said he was bit terly opposed to any such leglS lation as a cattleman. He said it undoubtedly would reduce the prices on meats and destroy the livestock industry in this country.
 Lee Simonson, cattleman of | Montana, stated that | such legislation would probably | make great difference in the number of cattle raised in the United States each year, but that he did not think congress would take off the tariff, as the. cattlemen receive a high price for their cattle in order to take the proper care of them. and that the industry was too inn Dortant for congress to ruin in that why. Denver Post.
The Holbrook news., 1913-01-31
BEEF PRICES HIGH
 UNTIL YEAR 1919

A. G, Leonard, president of Chicago Stock Yards Association insists that more cattle must be produced to lower cost.
 A large production that will increase with the increase in population, is the remedy says MT. Leonard. He points out that population has increased 21 per cent in the last year, and the increase in the production of livestock has been only ' per cent.
 Mir. Leonard believes that the cost of beef will not decrease for many years-not before 1919, as nearly as experts can figure. To reduce the price then, corn belt farmers must conserve their calves and raise more and better cattle on their farms.
 Improved methods at a low cost of producing cattle also must be learned, more corn must be raised, more silos built. Ev- cry farmer can understand that alfalfa has come to the front as necessity in cattle raising, and more of it should be produced.
The Holbrook news., 1913-01-31

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The Holbrook news., 1913-01-31
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The Holbrook news., 1913-01-31
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The Holbrook news., 1913-01-31
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The Holbrook news., 1913-01-31
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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-04-24
Der 1rudfebIer.

Gin @sber bate bos llnsIiid. uns
beimlih bisle 9rudfebIer gu ma
den unb i6IieBli9 idb er elm. bn5
er oIs Seber feinsn Beirut perfsb'I
bate. gr iattslte um unb tuuros
&sllner.
Gtnss Soses bra4te er tinsm 9oii
bic beifsGlte Suppe unb trat bistret
beiisite. bamit er In Rubs sFen i0n'
ne. pl0BIi6 rief ibn Der Soft bsri
on:
.Dos iIt ia uEerbOrtl Nos II
penn bos fir cine Mirtfdaft! Da
ift ia cine glabsl in Der Suppe.~
~Sie berSeibsn, oos IN s,ipiB Elm
9rudfeblez >. es Ionte pobI cine
giuoel iein."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-04-24
Gis GrIoinne.

Su .inem Ianstpisrigen pro'eB
bate bic 8ertsibieuns rinsn @nts
Iaitunasasugsn, einen Wlinsnarbsiier,
rorgelooen, beHen Iusfaaen fshr
ipsientli9 ipur,n. Der 8srteibieer
IisB ben 3sussn i'm @srb0r iibsr bic
mannisfaden &reu5s uuo 0uer5iiae
feines 3ebens pGbrenb Der lebten 5sbn
Sobr. gsnau b.ri9ten; oieIe 9luss
idgtn lparen totli9 IangtpeiIia unb
nad arbertbaIb Sasen mar Der an>
ralt snbli4 beim Sabre 1911 unse=
Ianst.
.Bos tatsn 81. am 16. Tai
1917 fras.e Der 9tnipolt.
sd sing nad Cobalt"
.Nhs ldnse blisben sic bort9"
.8is uuf ben beutisen Gag"
limb elmer Der 9eIhporenen tonnte
es fi9 nift perfosen. oiels Ueitt.iluns
nit sin.m ehrlidtR r@ott fsi 9ont"
iu btsriiBm.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-04-24
: N.r aantpffs1h.1b.

rgDenn mir Der Serr 0oftor 70 sts
tods rs9t Rabrbaftes peroronsn
tonnte =.
2lrst: n9lber sic iinb ia tsrnses
FUND.-"
.Das fdon - ober meine Srau
bot mir su Meibnoaten Gins aoi-.
Ten. llhri,tte seidentt. unb nun
fbimpft iie mir ben sanaen Sag bic
Sbr.n bon. ooB Die auf meinem
,uas.ren Baud gar ni9t re9t aur
9sltuns tommt &. :"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-04-24

= GbsmiFde 1einisuns.
..Narum n.bmsn Sic oenn 8luts
reinigunsspilIen2 Sino sic frlHfg"
.gl.in! 2lber Dor sinisen Sasen
asao;It porosn." M
- Dir amiifonte Som
merfrif DE (.iniae WlsiIen bon
Niindsn). .Wie untsrbalten Sic iid
nuf benz 2onbe2" p
~WGbtsno Der @ods fdledt. aber
Sonntass iebr gut"
Limb mas MAIDEN sic Sonntuos9"
mSu fabrsn mir nad Miin4sn."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-04-24
@tfnhr im Wtrauat

= Ut TT . q e
Ser als srober @si5buIs betdnnt,
tsrbzOntel @itol6 ipoIlte beis
rdfen. SslbftperitGnOlid bemiibts
fid Wama mad SsrGften, ibn bon
tiefer soc, ubsubrihsen. gnSlia
gelans ss ibr, miibfam. Sic NOR ober
te.ot srfa1pety Git rIuBte in's
Gssbuo r,if.u. r9inbtr.A fugts fie
GneitIi9 Dor Der @breiie. rOep.idi.rt
rIir, ipenn Sntel6tn iids einen reinen
Srassn umltat = i9 tomms banu
iofort suriid!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-04-24

DisnitmGbden: sd triess obfos
lut in Den @eidGften nidts mebr ges
borst. neil bic Snbober iif see.ns
feitis tpurnen. Wo id mid feben
IaHe. bu Sudt man Ole a4isln.-
Wubame: mSd. mas MAIDEN mir
benn bo2 So blsibt mir nidhts ans
beres iibris. ols mid mad sinsm ans
beren 9i,nitmGoasn umSuieben!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-04-24
: mornunagtaf.I elmer

= Warnun9staftI ttntr
SetunbGrbabn. Das Inbsts
trln Der gteiienoen unisrsr 3iiee pdb@
r,no Der Sabrt III ftrens perbotsn.
Der Optimift in 6 | a II.
.Das ipollsn sic oenn bier nit bsm
a0t.r i'm Saufeg"
.Sn Der 3titune iiebt: 8trnharois
n,r entIaufsn, ,atpsibunosrt Rart Be
lpbnuns!"
rDas 1T obsr bod Elm pubsI!"
rgea. mon iann's bod mal psrs
iu9en!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-04-24
q Il ftIih.

pinftIi6. = Jror i5ur
Rodborin): 9iinttli6 III mein bitter.
ba eibt es nihts, ipenn er mai fneis
pen ssbt, imm.r friib gum Raffsts
trinien 1T er beim!
= Rom 9. = &ennen sic ben
Serrn ba nit Der srob.n 9Iubeg
- So, bns III Elm getuiiitr Berg
monn, Griinber m.brersr Soarpudss
mittel.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-04-24

- Seuf3tr. ~9ld @oti. Der
ole Sostbe bat redt. psnn tr fsbt
ridtis Inst: rNidts iit fapsrer gu
srtrossn, ols sine Reibe bon iuten
Goqsn!" fsufste Der Nsssnfdirmfo'
6ritant.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-04-24

Sn Rartsbao. S,rr:
..Nd. ssrGuIein Roia. Sic ieben beus
!e 70 rsiSsnb aus pis elm Mois!Ods
den, ous Der Worssntau setiiBt bat"
8udfiid: ~Morssntuu = nein,
lc hisb er ni9t."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-04-24
>ie bcrfannte Gtcrnldlunppe.

SIN 3immsr fab CUR 9tbenbituno.
8I.in @ret9en nit Dem Miitterlein,
uno bon oes SimmeIs buntlsr RunS,
9linitsn bic St.rne itia berein.
Die 9leine f9uute gu ben SDb:n
limb pI6bli9 ri.f iie frob errest:
-Wama, Diana, bait 9u sefeten -
SEPT bat Der Wtonb Elm 81 seIsst."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-04-24

= Gin neues mort. = mir
babsn fir bos Ssriibiobr cine 2ufts
reife 1eoeropGont.
9rudfehItr. = 9as Sotel
batte siuen aons risfs.n so Tl,ttr
lanssn DeintsIInsr.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-04-24

Sot.lsa Il: ~Si,r fnb ia uns
5Gblise Dan5,n i'm g.tt, uno man
bat mir bod Derii4srt. ouB oas 8stt
iponSenfr.i pGrs."
Sausbien.r: .Su, i'm 9,tt
niiten ie oo9 mid, Die tper'n poll
aus De Sapsie setommtn isin.~
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-04-24
@lsHe.

Gjdr oft auf meinen 2ebensiueaen
$ritt mir elm eitIer gfarr entgeaen.
Ser ale @eIt ourd @eiit enfsiidt.
Sic 8eoen iein nit @iben ipidt.
glan in6elt = lndt bon allen Seite.t.
Sd dnf - bod gang fir mid beidei'
ben.
Sdt fpeib gerou. es bat Der 2Imp
Sen RiB 9eitobleu = @cit auf Yump
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-04-24
MietStboII

5rsmosr: .9a briib.n am runosn
Siid. mo bic oide 9ame eten elm
gias 8ier trintt, fab friibr INNER
br oIte. peoantiihs Rednunssrat.
Der ieoen 9lbenb ME mebr uno ME
ipsnieer aIs flint @las Bier trant.
@rinnern Sic ii6 no6s"
Wirt: m6reilih, bas 1T ia feline
Witpe Die trintt T.itbsm aus
pietdt bic flint @!as Bier peitsr!"
!oumor.
Der Gerger perihtpenoet Der SGuit,
@eipalt
Der 5umor ldBt iid nidt ,rbittern.
Gr ftreut Elm pulp.rforn in oen
Spaft
uno fprengt ben Stein gu Spiittern
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-04-24

Sunser @atte (su i.in.r
Srau, Die febr fdle9t to9D: -@mis
lie. ipsibt 9u oud, bab Ou mir
i1on oebn gfuno BON meinem Rors
per beruntersetoht buit!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-04-24

1gr: DolIsn mir nidt Di.rbdnois
ipi.lsn9
Sic: Sd CLAUDE, oas tOnnsn Si,
aud alIein.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-11-21
Sra Sie1o 90 Sioro.
rs. q. Souscn.

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Som icg nteO ipGnot Srteresie
bar iulgt og ipIser Omitreiierpeer
poa bans lloenIanbsfGro, bar ieg !
Den iibite Sio osiaa iulst y. ). pon
bans Sogt sienrem Sronfrige. Seq
bar funoeret paa, bpem ban fam p9-
re os eioroe ogioa Sper8smoal Der
ON | "Eoitcn" - uoen at ioa Spar.
9eu bill iea giette mig til: % leg
aiptter pua Grof. Nils SIaten oeo
ct. Olaf College / Nortbfielb? San
er 10 Gonegets SrunifmonS San Ter
eobt og ifriper goot % er "grongipe.
Iig" fienbt meo Sranfriges Siitorie.
Men meo enbba mere ipGnbt 90.
merfiombeb bor ieg fuIet "9tils Sol.
eerion" paa bans "iuberbdre Neia
geuom Soerige". Seq bar neutlig
npIig IGit oenrte Selma 2ugerlsfs
merfeIige BOG. Seq bar nof Ipit
Iiot al benbe ier ogioa; men bennc
er rent f9ngilenbe - og ieg unbres
life oper, at ben er iitbfsrt iom 2Rie.
bog / Soeriges gurneifolcr. Set err
rigtis en- Bog for Barn. NiIs -
io~rOarblet til "Sonte" - eisr Hei-
len giennem Sberige poa en- @aaie.
rug o. faar berpeb b%ogitaoelig tolt et
S!igleperipeftio al belle 2onoet. lt0en
at bape p9ret / Soerige bleo jeg oeo
of lpie oerue @og iaa fienOt / Can.
BET, ipn ieg babe boet Ser i lang
Sto, - iaa nsiagtigt og meiterligt
er oct ifiloret. 2on6ets @eograii %
8eopgi, bets Sauna % SIora, bets
Snbltitrier og Nprin9speie, 8olfets
2epepis % Spnfei9t, %oltiummen er
iau lepertoe og illteresiant tegnet %
ntalet iom fun Ell Sl%,uituerinoe al
Stang fan gipre set. Gen er letlGit
og unberboIoenbe iom ct gOertyr -
og ben bar pgiaa gpentprets Sorm.
90 iaa Set melooiife, imegtenoe
ipenIfe Spro9l Senbes Stil er flu8.
iiif rem - og reflefterer Sorfotterins
bens fine @anbslip % inbeIi9e Iene
beo. - 90 ioa ben ~9leOenbe Seore.
lorosfi0rIigbeb Der goar giennem
Ocn! Gen gaar iom en- roo Srnao
gienrem set belle. Seriom set at
"llppne @~iernions Napn" / i'm Sio
borte / Norge bar iom at beiie oct
enc norife Stag, mo- set at nGunc
Selnta So5erlsfs Naon borte / Soe-
rige bore iom at tone oct ipenife
Stag. Spenifcrne nilbe ligeiooliot
taulc, at benbes Raon bleo frGnfet,
iom at "@nnneret" blep oanpret. 90
Zig Gpreelifer, iom bum err. - 9fu
fan ieg f%oritaa, boorfor bin er iaa
popuI9r og iua feiret. Sum er bel
fortioen SerbenS melt feireoe Sorfot.
terrible. 9et bar life itoen @runo,
at BUN bleo tilfienbt Nobelpriien for
2iteratltr. - 8eer Strsmme atlagoe
benoe ct @eisa paa "Mfdrbocfa" /
@drmlanb % bar f%ortoIt intereSiant
nerom / "Noromanoen" - IigeIeoes
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-11-21
Gn SbicasOsW anb
priier Yernna.
6n Mano, Ser clIfcr lit 6jem o. i'm
camille, iinoer Eernna at
prre mcqet uGrotfnlo.

Ir. Charles g. Gngl;r, 727 G.
Git Blaze. Chicago, ST., ifriuer ct
me1et begeiitret 9reo ON gerura.
San bupoe pGret pIaget me0 6oItc
og 5orfiolelie % gioer Berura oen
belle Gre0it FOR at pore bleoen friif
igien. San 6giinoer iig mn beSre
emo ban bar giort poa fem gar. Gan
bar Suitrl og ire Barn. 5 lin ia.
Mile brrqer ban Berlind Tor 5or.
%tisIcIie. Soitc og iorifielide andre
mlnoaoneligc Cnoer, iom 6dmtIien
or uoiat Tor.
DIR. @raIiu3 Siiitrlt flyer, at hun
cINri1 iQier pi[ barre 4eruuu forltoen
/ Sicmmet.
., iOm life uil taoc anscnSc Re.
G%iriEcr, fun mn crhploc Ternna
Iablettcr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-11-21

% doiuocr iom ~tirIper. o. til Dem
,ettc5 ell GiertenS Sdt.
&rciteirueruc Clui Gritiou Granite
sails, Riuu. og Z. Scimort ! 5torp
sim, Solun bar begqc organiieret Bts
gciorcnirBer for at biPlpe bore 5teos
'GrIl.
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oanifc % 10 roriie bigger en- SoreniuG
ior innme Sorman[. Sc 1oIot iuit M
iii 0s'tie't Oh aioroe oet guot.
en- DAMNED Rano / Soma tos ia en-
Iio iii at rciie omtriug forat iamle
Tor oi5ie Steobsru. Set iautme aioroe
ocu admIt Glen 2nuo / Setueu. "a. %
duoye l~i8ciud.
! Cidtis. Ninu. Sait. u. W. aoums
meuS 0dlo / Sulem Ulcnia6eo or Der
iuit onuuet en- Screening al Smaapis
ger Tom sniter at birlpe til. Ter or
idaleoe5 YnSitrduler ibInuot 1UiItrt CT
ianrc glroeIiat.
S@tcr 2ouiic. S~iatoniSie fra GriitiGs
mia, iom CIR Der pdn 9rieg. ia bIauSt
auoet; "0ieurHlc / Horge or Der bIit
rent en- SuItct0 gag at globe De SGs
riu15inac. Ter iormelia idppes ma
! Nrbcioet. "a set &c tigeium bIit en-
'P0oeing" III bnr $50 SGringSiores
riupcr on 5ord;orier ooer belc Can.
bet.
Srnt ON set furoc iiano6eo iigcs
ON oS. 6uao tuuoe life "a qisres bcr?
Soh Sct dlrocr at ic 2iusipirerre CO
ui oil badbc meO Saugereu at ~eiter
DC ntuNc msrfcitc Sage tiger vel giors
gen eulunp."
I'm 'tGar Saiieieiteu after for SIS
rem. @isr MI iom Sen sooe gtor -
Guu itruGcr E1dreu urt; htr ~trsiter.
banner, igncr oa pIsier lit Barn. Gar
lie Stcoulor lrnger. 0iGlD. "at
Tom ! piloe at andre iiuloe gisre MOD
coer. oct Ilsre I on MOB 0en."
5orgeir Z. 0speriEao.
626 6. 1St6 Ct. @~liuucapolis. Tiun.
Tuore nurIc @Iaoe beees optdge.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-11-21

ies traf, Sa ieg tom til Sarge /
1852.
Meo Bette iaar set bcro for ocrne
Sang. Npite Sang - eitcr at lea
Ear orrct / Silocrton. Gre, - fom.
mcr irg maoife til at meoocIe noqet
ira Hor6Pn0encS HioreCrIip berll0e
% noe uogct til biitoriif 9coarclie al
acknowledgements ireoeIige Grobrin.
ger / bette 2an6.
6reSog Iiteri, oer Site Sftober
ieireoes | min Menigbeo 49, Tom at-
Setitc6S Heiormation5ieit. "a
ON Iiteren eiter bapoe pi en- pelIuf
fct Rirfcfoneert / min airfe.
Tacoma. 8oIb.. 3. Nou, 1918.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-11-21
ara GBinoof, ID ont.

Ri inu 9oo til. at ilriUe nogls Orb
I ~9ecorn5 @oiicu" ~nrgaaenoe SOrhola
ocue t Montana. Su Der bar Dt mt
9eir Ill liver Sag % Iu8en Suc. %
ale SoIt Oriuer % pIsier % tit fri8ts
bare 2auo. adret5 goIir9 BAR uos
mcr'et goo. 6Deoeu ait ira % iii 80
@uihrl gr, We're oa @dpre FRA 90 I'll
% Nj. or. Hcte. SIur fra - til 20
ca @otrtes % til POO 9uiheIS pr. We're.
9ut Sau0st er o9tnf. % Der or lmau
inc 6uie pla 50er en- Nuart. "a Der
CT euoog q1no at iuu ilebt for Den. iont
euiicr al i1a ug ct 0iem. StuIce lift
at iau Here Noriie mo Der idG at u
mroe i1n oauuc en- norf @lcuigbeO.
zaa nlilut en- penLig 0tIleu III "Ses
corabs Eoiteu"3 GGiere.
HtseI So6nioU.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-11-21
Bore 2fcebprn.

Sea msusr itic oiSic. iom bar fdai
IN no Sdr euer en- duSen Nor cuo Sen
'arltc oA rctte. men ~iGnSunHe iom bau.
DC or forrIsrcIcic. rcnnclcie. futtiae.
buSpiIee % buuayiae i Scuue 9erScr
&C %Srriua5iuGc.
Z noale II uorc iturc Sidtcr bar man
nci bpagct nogIe Nottighuie iorf oiSie
Steoberu; men OiSie 0uie itGdr ioul
NrgeI noe / TjIoniSict. lanai bortc.
Ser Irosr HE uoaet @uoS Gro %
ileIoen caer lIoril nogen Iriiteligt
Suuge. Staten beiottcr iig 10 Ire
mco AeIigior. oa pore Nir,cr OF DC
ni9beoer or iad laugt borte at ,rocuoe
@reore On Setre iom cler3 aierue
oiIoe, fan life goot optdqc itoaeu so.
ipital50irtiombeN. Ser iJrcr oisic
&sru Ell fmmcrIiG SitnrrcIie. &c II
Ser og Irugter cfter SirIcus Ssoc -
Gjuos Sro. Gisic lllntteIigc or AT
ianumenIigne ueO bin ans Specialize
ION itoo poa 0oioerue % raattc /:
"llrenl llren!"
Neu De Stafler. iom bar 6eber.
cacr iom man iuIocr "llbeIbrcoeliae" ,
SC iaar life eu0nnn iippe iuo. 7 I'll
iTIoe sc tonmcr mo, on HE gler Den
bdGbcoe Srcmgang, lna mna DC pditc
itg ca. Sisle mad "a ont &c hrr
hogg. pIcuu gdu tiIbuae oto % ~iprcocr
Su8bonuueu ooer ale 0erhlcmme.
@tuiicI5 SteObsru.
W2cn Air.en bur "a Del tat iig al
Rem % bnaget .oieIige 0oipitcIer for
oisie2 iper on. Guar: vi bar nm
Ct SrrinGShoipitnl ibIanOt belle set
rorife airteiolt / ambtritn. Sbontds
6oipitaI. ri Bar bnagrt ale andre
&Hie men lie ior ot0ic Steobsru; tli
BET bar en- mil GuReIltmauo. gir.
@eorge Ghriitiuu, lom 9ou Hu%noOuiuJ
uf uogIe uoriic g%utberanerc, buaaeoc
Nette enc (rriuaShltnl oaind.
6or ems Harcre at bcIpic Stilingcu
Tan Ser tilieles: Set er Iout oiteit
iaa. at uaar nogcn / en- QIcuigleo iunr
[Gring, inu tomnter ser Il @rcv I'll
0o1pitnlet % / en- lin elcr en- arou
Zone lperaeS. ON Der CT IN 6riier5
for en- al oi9ie Sdttige. Ndu buroe
iige Nduuct Stcobern, IA man iite
baaoIer i1a meo Dc andre Nsru. Ser
CT CT BAR Satienter ira tore rige Nics
rigbeoer. GnieItc NlcoIcmmcr bar not
leuOt nogIe Geuter clcr Ct &reu'ori;
men Yeuiabebcrre iou iauonune. bar
life giort uoact for oiSie zinc cgue"
Heauiuaeu iii zen enc - ON Sen pur
betaIt DiIoe bIit $3.50. od Battcns
ten bar UGrct ber ca. > Aar.
Pi Ter t Airic6luocuc % YrcSieu a.
famine D%leuiabeoer poer iturc Siummcr
III en- Noreml5iiou D. Il. men lite til
line SteOberu. troo5 SET @u0e Cro iom
Tiger. ct oeriom ri life iergcr fur pore
eyre idn CT ui uGrre emo en- 6eouing.
Set CT cu inrIig 5euocu3 iblduot os
bette at QIcEunc o1 ooerie porc egue.
Ell CT iilTbueipnngre Solger. vi
bar III > iGaOaune Ueo 6>olUiiuiet Der
lie leIU fan poc uogct FOR iig. Tor,cs
Den iom ell meget rig 9'nuo meo en-.
ION ban iulote "fnitiq" I'll 3%oipitdlet.
Sclo lube ban tirbc en- go 0citetrriicr
Hutomobil ior at iiare bicm I. Scucre
TOM oet iUr Snict n oeune "5tcSbror~
uar bans Solaer5ror. Iog. life ale
er iaa iteomoocrIige. Ser er Dlruo