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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-10-26

By "Scoop."

BY Scoop"
Fullerton is one Of the livest little
towns on the E.ankinson. Bismarck
branch of the 500. 1t lies in fertile
Dickey county, between Clement and
Boynton, and just a few miles north
east of the exact center of Dickey
county. 1t has a population Of about
40, but its Importance lies more in
the productivity of it's soil than in its
population or number of business
places. The elevators are the correct
tag on the town. .
They show the real wealth Of Fuller
ton. Each elevator is damned to its
full capacity every fall, and the rail-
road can't supply enough cars for the
farmers who shap their grain indie
pendontly.
Good Farm Land.
Fullerton ia in As good 4 farming
territory as there III IN 1.-the state,
Dickey county is famous for the fer.
tility of its soil-for its large yields
and for its immunity against crop
failures. The farmers OF the county
are realizing at last the result Of
wears Of labor. Very few Of them are
dependent. Most of the mare well
off, W their farms unencumbered
by debt, have improvements convert
ing the farm into as convenient a
place of residence as any home in the
smaller towns-more. so, in fact-and
have money in the bank.
Fullerton. being in Dickey county
and in the heart Of the best farming
territory raises heavy crops every
year without hardly an exception in
a dozen years. The town is as old
as the railroad, and the road came
through in 1887. Through the pioneer
days Of the county and the state. the
country has been settling up and the
land has been farmed better, and as a
result Fullerton has grown steadily
but unostentatiously a little every
year. Now 1t is a small town with
a few bushes places, elevators,
churches, schoolhouses, stores and a
few residences. .
Own Their Own Cars.
A large percentage of the farmers
of the county own their own automo.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-10-26

vator company OF Calchutt 10 one
firm that is organized to merit busl
ness success. Shares In the concern
sel- for 500 each, and g, CHI share.
holder Is limited to three. The or
%ganization at present has 's stock
holders. Ten per cent Of the receipts
Of the COMPANY are reserved, and div
idends are paid out Of this al the rate
Of a certain per cent. Tie remainder.
is not necessary to the use Of the CON
pany, is returned to the farmers 1T
the rate OF a certain addition In price
per bushel. This system has been
tried in various places AID found 10
work. 1t is very successful at Gal
chutt.
Butcher Shop Needed.
There Is a butcher shop at Caleb e,l
but a butcher is needed. The shco
is lying idle until the arrival CT y
man competent to handle the work.
The citizens Of the town have a'sn
expressed themselves as being desir-
GUS of having a barber shop located
there,
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-10-26
:
By escoop."

Galchutt was started in 1890. IT
is a small town on the Great Northern
main line. as 1t goes up to Casselton
from Wahpeton. The town is located
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-01-10

and believed they might have greater
powers No attention was paid to his
recommendation for long time The
court then discussed the subpoena
act of 1886 and various amendments
including the recall" Down to 1896
little had been done with railroad
regulation. The act of that year
made the board more effective.
The court held that the board had
certain administrative powers and
was clothed with quasi judicial pow
ers and auxiliary legislative powers,
but they were not in violation OF the
constitution but to make government
efficient
Judge Powers read the lengthy dis
senting opinion which went into an
exhaustive review of the subject
making special comparison with the
Interstate commerce commission
whose duties were picked TO pieces to
show that they We're not given legis'
Iative powers while the minority OF
the court believed the Vermont Pub
lie Service commission had these
powers. the same could be granted to
the board of health the board OF
pharmacy, the cattle commissioner,
commissioner of weights and meas
ures and the board of horse doctors,
which might have the same authority
as the courts They could place on
the courts the duties of public service
commission
Judge Powers commented on the
fact that the majority had stated that
the certain parts of the law could be
considered independently and a part
declared constitutional or otherwise,
but had not designated what parts
were Illegal.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-01-10
c o r S e Is

Broken Lots and Sizes in following makes:
Warmers, w. B.. Redfern and LaVida
$l.OO Corsets 79c $3.50 Corsets sIle
$500 Corsets $3.50 So 90 Corsets 81 20
$3.50 Corsets $3.50
1000 yards of Fine Hamburgs in and yd.
lengths all widths, edgings founcings insertions.
gandings and allovers. soc to $1.25 length
Lot Jorchan Laces, Edgings and Inser-
t1ons. value sc, &C, and &c. at......3c yard
Phoenix Mutflers--black blue and grey,
regular price soc. at .......................3 SOC
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-01-10
Wash Goods and DOmeStiCs

Fine Scotch Ginghams- and La
dybank's--regular price 25c reduced
Spin. Domestic Dress Ginghams regular
price sc, reduced to........IOa
$ Pieces of Bates Red Seal and other sta
pie Dress Ginghams, regular price 12sc
l Lot White Waist and Dress Materials.
regular prices sc to use, at III 1-2c vd.
Good Quality 3o-in. Curtain Muslin Sc vd
lOc Outing FIannels ............... &c vi
l5c Kimona Flannels . loo n Va
IOc Bleached Muslin - 81. VI
brown oheeting ................. .....2Oc yd.
neaVy Dieacned oheets ........... 45c each
45x3o Pillow Cases, regular price SC and
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-01-10

Children's Jersey Sleeping Garments So
l Lot Children's Cotton and Wool Hose,
odd sizes and qualities. price ..... SC a p
l Lot Chidren's Heavy Cotton Hose, all
sizes, regular price SC at ..... lOc q
l Lot Chidren's Fleeced Lined Hose, reg
ular 25 value, acknowledgements. Toe a n
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-01-10

Misses and Children's odd lots of low bee,
Button Shoes in Gun Metal and Brown Kid leather
200 and 2. so Values. csc.
Chlldren's Turn Sole Shoes in kid, broken sizes
in lace and Button. 90 Value at SOC.
FOR any won'en in need of uoarm sbp-
Pers odd styles Fur and plain trimmed.
to close out at Very Lou Prices.
ESTATE OF
A. K. RICHIE
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-08-28

We can sell you SASH doors at panel
door prices. Lander Lumber Co'-Ao'
Fertisement.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-08-28
r T was postmaster ]. A.

TT was postmaster J. A. Smith,
fondIy known as Uncle Jimmy,
Il who pasteurized the city council and
the board of health Wednesday night,
thus saving FL Paso from a cheese and
butter famine. Uncle Jimmie's paSteur-
ization oratOry poured milk on troubled
waters and brought nome the cheese
and butter to Ell Paso- The postmas-
ter figured that he kept the price OF
butter and cheese at present market
figures instead of having butter soar
around $3.50, and difficult to get at
that, should the city council adopt sec
ton five of the proposed milk orol-
nance. There were IS Mexican dairy
men present Some represented one
COW, some two, some three, some, as
many as five. The sounds they made
indicated they were in favor OF the
pasteurized article, whatever that was.
They believed in Uncle Jimmy. Uncle
Jimmy shook his fist and defied the
city council and the board of health
He succeeded in leaving the gates OF
Ell Paso open to paSteTSiZed milk pro-
ducts, which but for him the board OF
health was planning to keep out
Article five that started the Que
dicfs," and "commo seame's" read that
no milk products should be shipped into
the city and sold unless it complied
with the city ordinance, or bore the
stamp of approval of the government.
That left out the pasteurized articles
Uncle Jimmy rose to his feet
"a Case of the People BE Damned
You are preparing to shut out 90
per cent of the milk products that come
to this town." the postmaster vehement
~ declared. TT is a case Of the peo-
pie be damned
TT is not a case Of damning the
people" mildly admonished mayor c.
E. Kelly, 1T is a case of wanting to
save the people. That is what we are
trying to do
IT have had experience in this line
the postmaster went on, raising his
voice. Il have had as much experience
in it as you have had in the drug bust
ness, mayor Kelly I have shipped car
loads to this town You are going TO
shut out all the creamery butter and
cheese brought in here PaSteuriZatiOn
is known to be the only safe and sure
safeguard against tuberculosis"
TT is just a case of drinking dead
bugs" interposed DR.. L G. Wfther-
spoon. Il don't want to make a mo1gue
out of my stomach I would rather
have it an aquarium
NNOt Talking About MIIhs
Let the doctor have his live bugs II
he wants Them said the postmaster.
Besides, am not talking about milk
make any ordinance you want to on
milk-I am talking about about butter
and cheese I know what I am talk
ing about I also want to tell you that
I am not coming here as a dairyman,
but as a citizen Of FL PasO. CThe
postmaster brought his fist down on
the desk It shoOk) It was by &C
cident that I dropped in here. I did
not know what was going on. I am
talking about cheese and butter, mayor
Kelly, not milk Pass that ordinance
and in six months you VIII nave 10
draw down on it.
Not six months, Uncle Jimmy in
terrupted Capt. Thomas Franklin,
Uncle Jimmy's soninlaw, but six days
why, there viii be a famine here"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-08-28

tives. has returned TO his home in Mari
eta, Oklahoma
Scott White, jrY of Ell Paso, spent a
short time here.
Justice of the peace ]. NJ. POss has
gone to FL PasO for short time.
SSPOOk1 Party Given.
Mrs. W. S. TiltOn entertained with
a "spOOk" party at her cottage, the
Pines" During the ''seance," while
the spOOks were rapping, real raps
were heard from spOOks outside which
turned out to be the masculine mem
bers Of the party, who arrived just in
time for the spOoky welsh rarebit-"
Those enjoying the affair were: Mr..
and Mrs. H P Brown, Mr.. and Mrs.
J. z. POindeXter, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. F.
Ramsay, Mrs. NJ. G. Sandel, Mr.. and
Mrs. Knowlin, Miss Amelia Baldwin,
H F. Baldwin and 7. NJ SchoIey.
Miss Della Ford and Mrs. l. J. Ford.
who have spent the season in their
cottage here, have returned to FL PasO.
NJ J. Green recently spent a short
time visiting Jim A Alexander.
Harold zenith, Ralph Hadley, Otis
Hydd and Paul Hanger, Of Artesia, n.
NJ, are spending a week camping in
Haynes canyon
Mrs. Lamar Davis and family have
returned to FL PasO after spending the
summer in their cottage, 'Davista-"
They may return later in the fall for
a hunting trip.
Mrs. Marie LOomis is visiting Mrs.
H. D. Slater at Cabin JOnimac.
Mrs. +. E Hunter and her sister,
Miss Lillian Howe. who have been
spending the summer in their cottage,
Kenyon" have closed their cottage
and returned to FL PasO.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-08-28

SOLD y al medicine dealers in liquid blet forms
u send ~ One-cent stamps DR.. Pierce l1YalidS
AetelS 6uHa4OS and trial box Win be mailed you
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-08-28
De: Pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery

helps the stomach to digest food properly starts the
Ver INTO new activity, removing the poisons from the
blood and the various organs get rich red blood in
sCea1 OF Oelng lily nourshed. The refreshing influence
OF this extract of native medicinal plants has been
1aVoraby known for over 20 years. Everywhere
some neghoor can tell you of the good it has done
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-08-28
MISS Jessie WILSON FALLS
ErRONI HORSE: ESCAPES INJURY

White River Junction. Vt, Aug: Is
As DR.. Charles W. Worthon, OF Whlte
River Junction, was on his way 10
visit a patient at Plaintield' n: H. ne
came upon a young woman lying IN
conscious by the road. 1t proved to be
Miss Jessie Wilson, daughter OF presi-
dent Wilson. who, while out riding with
her fiance, Frances B. Sayre, had Deen
thrown from her horse. Mr.. Sayre mad
been riding a little ahead and knew
nothing of the accident until the rider
less horse dashed past him.
After about half an hour Miss VII
son regsined consciousness. She sus-
TENED no serious injury.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-08-28
BUYS $500 WORTH OF
ALFALFA SEED At ONCE

Plainview, Tex, Aug. 2S.-The Texas
Land & Development company has
bought for one delivery $500 worth Of
alfalfa seed for planting on its ir-
rigated farms, a large proportion Of
the $4,000 acres now being subject to
pumping from wells This seed was
purchased from L A. Knight and was
grown on his 1000 acre alfalfa meadow
near town.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-08-28

T EFT the greatest athlete have dyspepsia and his
strength will soon fail. Ones stamina-force-
fullness and strength of mind or muscle
depend upon the blood, and the blood in turn,
requires healthy stomach, for the stomach is the
laboratory where the food is digested and such ee-
ments are taken up-Or assimiated-which make
blood. In consequence all the organs of the body,
such as heart lungs, liver and kidneys, as we'll as
the nervous system, feel the bad effect if the stom-
ach is deranged.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-08-28

had been arrested for assaulting A ".
Joseph. an Italian merchant who had
accidentally swept dirt on the negrO's
shoes while he was passing the
Italians store.
JOseph's relatives has been arrested
in connection with the lynching.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-08-28
No man Us
Stronger
Than his
Stomach

The Medical Adviser By
r. Y. Pierce, N. D., BIf-
fdIO, Ny. answers hosts
of delicate questions
about 1Uhich every man
or qUomdn, single or mar
4-ied ought to k1O1O. Sent
free on receipt Of 81 one
cent stamps to pay for
a0rapping and mailing.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-08-28

NEGRO LYNCHED IN LOUISIANA
AFTER ATTACKING AN ITALIAN
Jennings, La, Aug. 2S.-James Come
aux, a negro was taken from his cell
shot to death and his body left lying
at the Jail door where il was found
later by a night Waterman. COmeaux
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-01-31
Cub gnkntn.
1tInffc neS Eenfsrni0r

ltlpffc peS Genterpilc. Spren
Sobnion ueo GenterpiQe fom fornp-
Zig linsfarlig tilifaoe peb at etpar
Seite iprang lebif.
ling Salifner. Gen t9.aarise
Ole gtpbus / 9roofingS er blepen
bsmt I'll hi WaaneoerS Strafarbeioe
for Salifneri. Otter at bape uogiuet
Here forfalifeoe gnlfanpiSninger
bar oen unge Wanb remt til Ninne'
iota, bpor ban arrelterebes.
Srrbt / Iutomubilnlpffe. 6ranf
Eeterion OF 9olanb bleu lent 2proag
Nften orGbt peo en- Illtonlobilltlpffe.
Sammen meo ire andre par ban paa
Sienrpeien fra Sranffort, ga &isre-
tsiet / en- ifarp Sping al Seien p9ls
teoe, bporueo Teteripn bIeu iaa be-
ifaoiget, at ban osoe fort efter at
bore bragt tilbage til Spen. Zen
anoen Man6 / bagre SGoe erbolot
minore auGltelier, meoens begge
Wpno / fsrite S9be Hap uOen iaa-
mleget ionl Ell Tift.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-01-31
5Hpntunu.

SljefnnStc / 8lembipc. gu &pr-
poration bar / npgen Sio ppret be-
ifipftiget nleo at bore efter Die pan
Ell Cont / 8lenoipe, og Ben efter-
isste Sare blep ogiaa funoen. Wfan
bar rigtignof onbifabsflIbe nof til of
iige, at Sliebrenben bar blepen fol.
tet" = oct bill iige, at Der bar bGlot
Die neo / Sullet for at inobiloe
Solf, at Ell ubegrpniet Hi9oom M
bar naaet, - men ocnne Wistanfe
or libt eiter libt benpeirct, oa Sljen
altio itaar / omtrent iaulme Ssibe,
mebenS Den piitlof bil0e foripinbe,
ON Den bar ilaaet neb / Suaet ooen-
ira. Slien forefommer BOG life /
iaabon MGngbe, at Der er Gale ON
rogcn Isnnenoe Crit, me fpnbige
sSolf mener, at man peb at gaa 800
eller 400 SOB bpbere oil naa Den
rctte Giles anO, o. for of tappe Dir.
felig Ole maa Ser bores / en- Spb0e
al omtrent 1000 500. 9ette Or
beioe ifal ubfsreS iii Barren.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-01-31
@poe Narao.

HormannalagetS Msoe / 8arbner
Sotel Ben 16be Sonlar / Sarge bar
~oaarIigt beisgt. Selitrom ira @is.
marcf % gorgermcIter Smeet ira
Sarge bolot berfor life fine Soler.
Sfueipiaer Cannes lang A lpitige
6~olfeuiier, Girefter for Sarge Sol.
lege taIte ON Sfanoinaperne, iom
ban bapbe fienOt Dem. s EIten
fienbte ban fitn Gnuife og Spenife,
men her / Horb Gofota bar ban foms
met / @ersring me0 abifiaige Hor.
ife. San bar fun6et no, at Sfanoi.
naoerne peo bans College bopoe bun.
oct De fleIte Friier, % ban bar maat-
tet reipeftere SfonoinaperneS Slit.
ttabeo % gegaoelle paa mango Sm.
raaoer. Grobibitionslopen par inc.
isrt / Horb Tafoto pGientligit peo
HoromGnocnes Siplp, og bette an
iaa ban for ct fort 8obe. San fanbt
Oct raturligt, at Sfanoinaperne 10.
ger at beoare Def bebite al lin aultur
paa Ianme Sib Tom De er iom Selbeb
betra5tet uomerfeoe amerifanife
goreere. San irobeo 9eitprelien for
Normannalaget at bolbe lit n9ite
Wfsoe peo Sarge College, 90 ban bill.
De lie til, at Der por mango tillteoe,
0ette blep mobtaqet.
Frofeslor Srimble nbtalte lin
8l9oe ooer at b0pe fommet | NOR.
mere gereritg me6 Sfanbinauerne
hpilfet for bam bar en- MabenbareIie,
0an bleu oalat iom 8ice-Er9iioeni
for Soget. Saa off ban oper til
Sfanbiuouernes Siitorie, og begpnb'
te meo GurosPerncs og De GriItnes
Stamp moo Wubnmeoanismen, OF
De a~lerflelte aorStog bar Sfanoina.
perne % oeres Giterfommere iproe'
les pigtige 6aftorer. Sg beres Si
ltorie fan Iioen 0crnc Sib betegnei
meb fun ct Sro: grpdniion eIler ltb'
pioelie. &c 6olf, til bpem Sfonbi
naperne baube poet 3raft, bar ioae
SeroerS Serrer paa i9rbeIes mongt
Smraaber. X.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-01-31
Ten Site Sammar 1918.

fnnotes. San bragtcs til gpen oe
paffeoes ! IS for at iorebpgge en- foi
bnriig Sptsen, og SGaerte mentC
ban bapoe onleno aanife Iioen -
lloiigt til at Iepe, men fine 2emmers
griig piloe ban | beoite SilfGloe
mite.
Gn eneitaaeube Sitnatium. $. 81
Sanion, States Mttornep for 9urfe
Goniltp, iinoer iig fortioen / ben enc.
Itaaeioe % ingenIunoe bebagelige
Sitlotion at bore 6oriparets Iopo-
fat MOB fig ieIp. llnoer Strioen
meaem goiubeas oa 2ignite ON
Retsi9oet for TO aar iioen blep Ell.
felte GiitrifterS Stemmer fcrfaiteoe
al commissioning og gombeas
oerpeo erflpret oen ieirenoe, men
Sanion bleu oerpeb Hagen iom aan-
bioat for States g~ttornep, iOet De
foiteoe Stentmer piIoe bape pPret
nof til of p9lge bam. San gioroe
berfor fGles Sag meo Si9nite %
nnlagoe aonteitioa. SiDite Ssit
palgtes ban intiolertio I'll States ut.
torilep, % oa Den fieoeIige aontelt-
lag f%rcnoeles ipsger / Hetten bliper
oct bans Eligt iom Gountpets 8e-
p%rGientart of gisre fin egen Sag iaa
ipag % latterlig iom mulig.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-01-31
Fra de vestIi9e Skaters IesisIaturer.

flptte Statsnbitiuingen fra WiIpau.
fee I'll Waoiion, bpor | Silfploe
uniperiitetets (2unbbrugsbsiffolens)
8runO o. gpeninger lfulbe benpttes
for ubitiaingen. Sopeoorelmentet
er, at Wabiion er mere tentralt be-
liggenbe. Yropoiitionen bill natilr-
Iieois bli befi9mpet paa BET iprigite
ira Nfilnaufee al.
Statens Sfattefommisiion bar
ben 2Soe Saniar faltiat S9roien al
Standardization / 8isconiin til
326,263,000, bporaf 9anerne er
ilignet en- Sfat paa $3,S60,4S6.4 40.
0ette er en- S~oregelie pna 100000
Sfattebelpbet og en- Sorminbifelie
al 100000 / @ienoomspproien.
gteogangen / Sproien ifploes Den
SmItPnoigbeo, at Sernbaneeienoom
peo Gnoeitatipner % / De itore Gen-
trer belfattes lofalt iTtebetfor iom
tioliJere unoer Statslopen.
vi mere pigtige 2opfori lag, ser /
ben lioite ltges Sio err fremiatte, no.
terer pi:, Sm at forbpoe iaafalote
"6raternities" / ole Statens Sfo-
Ter, iom Sorilaesitiaeren, Mr. gn-
oerIon ira SoreIt Gountp, mener err
Ifooelige, ipecielt oerpeb, at De er
Ell Sinoring for Sen irie bemofrati-
lfe AGnos uopifling og u~ofoloelie /
Disle Snititlitioner. S Senatet bar
Senator Srue ira garaboo inobragt
en- Bill ON, at Sonmere ifal forbp-
oes at ubiteoe MISUNDERSTANDING
til Berioner, iom er olporlig ipge,
eller | Silfploer, bpor &pinoen ben.
ter lin Nebfomit. Sbe brotherhood
Of Srainmen forbereber en- gia,
bporpeb oct ifal bore forbubt at bape
tlere emo fenti 8osne / eft enfIt Cog.
Eaa enfelte ganer er ser unbertioen
Cog paa op til bunbrebe Goene. &c.
notor Suiting foreilaar 4onititutio-
men foranoret oerben, of en- Sfat paa
to Sienoeoele al en- Otia aarlig blir
at anpenoe til of fiebe for Statens
Hegning Ganbfalb og Sfoge iii &pn.
ierpering og Silgooegisrelie for set
offentli9e.
Socialoempfraterne lig1er bener.
life poa Saoiiben, naar oct gielber
uoarGeioelien al 2opforilag. Saale.
oes bar De iremiat 6orilag ON 8alg
peo Solfeahtemning al ~fsoerale
0ommere, ON at Regierineen ber
ooertage 2moets &llIfelter % ielee
aul til gefolfningen for affurat,
bpao bet foiter. &ongresien annto-
oes ON at tage Iffere / bisie cling.
vi andre iocialiitiife Sori lag er ct
ON, at anpenbelie al Den iaafalbte
"Sbiro begree" 9%ebanbIing operfor
Straffanger ifaI pere itrafbar, og at
bet, iom en- S~traffanee t%ierer, mems
ban ubitaar fin Straf, ifal n~bbetales
til bans Samilie. Der er ogiaa
5orilag og Heiolutioner ON Statens
Spertagelie al Sernbanerne pe gle.
gieringens Sperta9elie al Selegrafen
og @rprestrafifen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-01-31

Eaa Soipitalet / @alliston ligger
Wfrs. Ole Eaulion al Siour Gan,
Mont, iom Selge al Ell a%isreulpffe.
Sum bar bleoen alpprlig fppitet peo
of en- 8oan off uper ber0e.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-01-31
TorretninaSmotifer.
grnet I uuer 80 Aar.

@appile, gRo. ,1oSe Sec. 1912.
Or. 9. :. aeunau 60.
enos5urs Sails. GET.
Wine Serrer: Seq bar brns'
aeneails Spapiu Cure i oper 80 Var.
% iee See meb @isbeo. at bet oii no'
rrtte aIt on Ioper. Seq bar brlgt yRto'
let for bruine Gen. 6oritrriniuser oa
&heiunaiisme hos mig ielp. 90 boiler
bet itaSis paa Saanoen for mine 9elfe
Billie lite rGre Der fornoen.
Seres oprigtise
u. Go. 2. 9. 5. Serpforo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-01-31
1nolanoet.
antnu.
GnitumIrprriuo / G

Ioitumlepcring | eagle 8rppc.
9pen Gaale 8rope pil cfter lite WPa1
fna 70 8oltbuo % eli Stcbfortrpoer.
Ser oil / gpen opiGtteS y 9reo'
faster.
Stur grueifat. Iii Statsfasiere'
rem / Ics Moine8 tnobetaltes forle'
Sen $4,000 / Irpeifat ira ct go /
2iun Gountp. Oct bar 9oet efter
Gbriition MaanltS, Ben / Solar Ha'
bios oiosoe tpifc 2Ibrpg9er, Der CAB
ioa riacIig / gstten.
GrIfuno pcb Ercseott. On WiIS
8ci s~iteuior EreScott itsote man for
riae llae poa ct otte Soumer inf
SuLIoo, % belle 9pen er iom 6slgc
ocrai / itor 9egciitriua. 6unoet
QiorScS / Ell 0pboe al 104 500, %
man pcrrtcoe Iiot Opberc at ltsoc paa
nof ct Gag.
S%uripnnScn / II Iar. Samme
IaQ ionl HcttCn / Storp Gountp
erflGrc Sngcnisr Robert Sar'
m g8icfbam for retsIig 900, iaa bans
Sen fuloe tage hans @ienoomme /
9eii6oclie, inbIeb Der for fsrIte Sang
paa ipttcn Gar ct 9rep fra Den for
fplmone Mano. s 1896 ifrep @icf'
BAN ira IitIuth. at ban oiloe pprc
bienrme om ct Ear Tigers Sio, men
ban fom life. s BET greu, ioH ban
bar ifrepet, fortGaer ban, at ban
rciitc iii China bcriro I'll So
pan, iua til Mlcrico og crhcIig op til
GunoOa. Gc iioitc fire @or bar ban
ltocn IibrDOcIie uGret fPngS'
let til Spgclciet / ct Soipital / Gu'
nth. gt oen fo~riounhne Wtano MI
cQcptc Gine los bere ira ii9, ifpls
>c3 @roberen, s. 8. @icfbamL /
ser for fort Sib iibcn ben.
liz iii GourtpcmbeNSma1no /
1oroIi9c Minnciota og Canada.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-01-31

tion af Toitmeitcr UNDERWOOD lite
oct. Mlan merer iorreiten, at oenne
Strib fllnne man goot bope ipart iig,
bo Icnrofraterne / Senotct life oil
itaofpite Nominatione1 men luoe
oenne iom mango andre llonGptel'
fer beiaaa til @oooron @ilion fort-
mer / Saolen o. altiaa fin 0enlo'
frater fau fomnle / 9eiragtning.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-01-31
Tnlcbloosfpra for Teisenben.

5armerne / Snegnen al 6eisenben
oil Den Sbe Sebr. afboIbe ct Msoe
for al tage Sfribt til Snofisb al
6rlbbloosfpPg. Dan penter at for.
ifaffe ii9 Here gognlabninger, ioet
aDGget iaa iplges Sarmerne til
Snofiebspris % meo Sia9g al
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