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The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1914-01-30
FAT CONTRACTS
GIVEN Contributors
Constructor Tells HsH Succeed
" u esItiug
work.

Albany. n. ", Jan. 27.--Testimony
tending to show that Democratic cam
paign contributors were given big
contracts by the former State High.
way Commission was added today In
the Osborne graft inquiry.
Dudley Z. Van Writ. contractor,
testified that in 1911 his company
contributed $500 to the Democratic
campaien fund and received contracts
Of about $4,000. In 1921, after con-
tributing $4,000. they got contracts
approximating $4,000. All Of these
contracts were signed by First Dep
uty Charles F. Foley. of the High
way Commission, and not by the
Highway Commissioners.
In the opinion of Commissioner
James w. Osborne. both the testi-
mony taken today and at the former
hearing tends to show that John A.
Bensel. State engineer; Duncan, w.
Peck, State superintendent Of public
works. and C. Gordon Reel. former
State superintendent Of highways,
were guilty Of neglect of duty in APP
proving 3lS maintenance contracts in
volving $3.OOO.OOO. which were award
ed by Foley. r4-
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1914-01-30

l.. A. Wallace, administrator OF
Northern Rhodesia, has arrived in
England after a tour OF the North
eastern territory occupying three
month"; during which time. he
travelled more than 1900 miles ON his
bicycle.
Mr.. Wallace says the sleeping sick
ness has proved to be an indirect
blessing to the Lulapulu Valley. More
than $4,000 people had been removed
from sleeping sickness infection. and
since then there had been no new
case. AS result of the migration
model villages have replaced the old
native kraals. The latest addition to
was the Watwa Tribe, peo
Pile who live like frogs in the un-
known swamps OF Lake Bangwcolo
but who have now left the swanlps
and live on dry land.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1914-01-30
WOLF 1SklllED
IN Fierce FIGHT
Indiana Fox Hunters Loae vslu.
able Dogs, But End
80
Animals Life.

Petersburg, Ind, Jan. N.--Linl
Miley, Charley Miley and John Col
win, fox hunters, living two miles
west OF this city, killed a prairie vol
three miles west of this city last
night. The men had just bought a
number of fox hounds and were out
trying them when the dogs hit a
trail and for two hours chased an
animal thought by the hunters to be
a fox.
firing out, the wolf finally stood
at bay and put up one of the most
bitter fights ever witnessed by hunt
ers. Two fine fox hounds were killed
in a twinkle and two more were ter
ribly lacerated, when the men dis
covered that their quarry, instead OF
being a fox, was a wolf. With show
els and clubs they rushed to the dogs
rescue. Although with its lower jaw
broken. the animal continued the
fight. but was finally hit over the
hS0o VIII = ouoNCA oAA0 hifcu.
No one knows where Re wolf came
from. as 1t has been over fifty years
since wolves were seen in this To-
cality, but in the killing Of the wolf
the mystery surrounding the disap-
pearance of u number of small pigs
and sheep has ben solved.
Only a few nights ago the ami
NAL made Its appearance in the sub
urbs of this city and almost killed
three dogs, cutting them literally to
pieces. Coon hunters for over a
month have claimed that a panther
attacked their dogs on number Of
occasions and all had quit hunting.
1t is now believed that the wolf and
the panther are the same.
The hide is being stuffed and the
Miley brothers will have 1t mounted.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1914-01-30
Road Working Contest.

DR.. Z. w. Ford and other prefes-
slonal and business men of Hartford
realizing the worth and Importance
of good roads in this locality, have
taken up the question as to how
best to secure them. The following
solution has been handed us by DR..
Ford to put before the people and
II carried out in the manner pre-
scribed should prove a success.
Rules to govern Hartford's road
working contest.
I. All contestants to register their
names and section Of road proposed
to be worked, by March LIST. 1914,
with County Judge Jno, b. Wilson.
2. No contestant for a prize win
be considered unless he or they
work as much as one-fourth mile.
3. No contestants will be allowed
to pillow or dig his road bed.
4. Sinks may be filled or bitches
opened with any tool, but the road
bed must be surfaced by the Splitt-
Log drag or some modification of
it, preferably done while road is wet.
5. Two or more may register and
work jointly on agreed section.
6. All work must be voluntary and
without other compensation than the
prize and the good road.
7. The work will be under the su-
peryision Of T. H. Benton. County
Road Engineer, or w. N. Stevens
commissioners for district, who will
furnish information and advice freely.
s. The contestants will be allowed
to select judges.
The contest shall be decided upon
the following percentage basis. Any
dirt road in or tributary 10 Hart
ford not more than five miles from
the court house, will limit the field
OF contest.
10 pet. to party first beginning his
work.
so pct. to sechon in best copdi-
ton May LIST, 1914.
20 pct. to longest section worked
by any, PARTY.
10 pct. 10 best drained section Of
road.
10 pct. to worst section to work.
10 pct. to section having heaviest
traffic. =.
10 pct. to section worked with the
most economical drag. ".''
Every section may get somc cred
II under each item mentioned.
The section receiving the highest
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1914-01-30
Alaskan Railway Act Passes.

Washington, Jan. 26.-By a vote Of
46 to l6, the Senate passed the AL
aska railway bill, directing the
President. to purchase OF construct
1000 miles of railroad in Alaska at
a cost>not to exceed $4,000, 900.
Fifteen Republicans and Senator
Poindexter, Progressive, voted tor the
bill. Senators Bacon, Hoke Smith
and Williams, Democrats, voted
against II.
The bill places upon the President
responsibility for the selection of the
route from tidewater to the interior
Of Alaska. and the construction,
equipment and operation or leasing
Of such lines as he may construct
Or buy to constitute this route. The
broadcast powers are conferred upon
the President in carrying out his
duties. tHf
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1914-01-30
NANCE DISCHARGED
ON EXAMINING TRIAL
Tells a Straight Forward
and Convincing
Story.

Arthur Nance, who was recently
arrested, charged with completely In
the murder Of Ed. Johnson, was tri-
ed Wednesday before Esquire Ed
Shown at the court house and at
the end Of his story was very prop
erly given his liberty. Court was OPP
ened by County Judge John b. Will
son who declined to sit In the case
because of some rumors ito the ef-
feet that he had shown favoritism to
the side of the defense, which he
denounced as false. Under the law
the nearest Justice of Pecae is call
ed in to hold a trial of this nature
when for any cause the regular judge
cannot sit. Esl. Shown happened to
be in the court room andwas sum-
moned to the bench and given the
required oath. 1t was his first ex-
perience on the bench in any manner,
but he presided with fairness and
dignity. and made pretty, fair guesses
on the various points raised by the
attorneys as to evidence, etc. Judge
W. H.. Barnes represented the Com
monwealth and the defendants in
terests were looked after by Attorne, s
Grove and Woodward. The facts
brought out did not differ mater
tally from those developed at the in.
quest and. which have been published
heretofore. There was absolutely no
evidence. duplicating Nance and the
Court might have dismissed him at
the conclusion OF the aprosecution's
testimony but his attorneys proffer-'
ed to let him tell his story and the
Court permitted 1t. II was a clear
recital Of his actions and
knowledge of the affair from the
time Johnson came to his home on
New Years. day to borrow a boat to
cross the river. At its close he said
he knew no more, and II he was not
telling the truth, he certainly was
able to impress one that he was.
According to the uncontradicted story
Of young Nance, he had no guilty
of the murder, and his con
duct. under the circumstances, was
indeed very commendable. He was
The only witness introduced for the
defense and at the close Of his story
Esq. Shown said he thought there
was not sufficient evidence to hold
him over.
A writ sworn out sevral days ago
Mrs. Josh Grove with the
rhine Of aiding in concealing murd-
n was called in on the advice Of
Commemorative Attorney Ringo on
he ground that such a charge could
lot be maintained under the statute. |
Sheriff Keown was on his way to
ireenville to arrest Mrs. Grove when
he was notified not to execute the !,
writ. t
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1914-01-30
Big COAL deal IN
WESTERN KENTUCKY
Ten Million Dollars Involved in
Purchases Around Hen
ders0n.

! Henderson. KY, Jan. 26.-Twenty
three coal mines of Western Kentuck
have passed into control of the Deer
Water Coal and Coke company, char
tered for s10,OO0.OOO, with headquart.
ers In Evansville, and probably head
quarters in Henderson.
Among coal mines involved in this,
one OF the bigest coal deals ever con-
summated In Kentucky. are:
Keystone Coal mine, Henderson:
Peoples Coal mine, Henderson; Bas-
kett Coal mine. Basket; spottsville
Coal mine. Spottsville; Bluff City,
Bluff City; Corrydon Coal mine,
Corydon; Waverly Coal mine, wav-
erly; Sebree Coal Aiine.. Sebree; Rose
Creek Coal Mine, Nebo; Bell Union
Coal Mine, near Marion; Crittenden
Coal mine, DeKoven; the Sunset Coal
mine. jacksonville; the Coyle Coal
mine. MadisonviIle; the River and
Rail Coal mine, near Morganfieid;
the Morganfield Coal mine, Morgan
field; the Thomxs Coal mine, near
Morganfield; the Newburg Coal mine,
Newburg; the Kineton Coal mine,
Morton's Gap. ea
Nesotiations were opened thiS
morning by representatives of H. f..
Allen for five mines to be included
In. the big coal mine consolidation
of this field. making twenty three in
all.
Two of the mines now being con-
sidered are located in the vicinity of
Providence. All of the coal mines in
Henderson county. save two. have
been collected by Mr.. Allen in behalf
of the Deep Water Coal and Coke Co.
and one of these mines is still un-
der Consideration.
Mr.. Allen insists that the cash will
be paid as soon as the abstracts of
title are confirmed by his attorney.
The whole deal involves an invest
ment in Western Kentucky, in or
near Henderson. of six and one-half
million dollars. making 1t one of the
biggest coal companies in the world.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1914-01-30
Birthday Surprise.

A birthday dinner was given at
the home of MIR. Joe w. Parks Sun
day, Jan. "a in honor of his father,
Mr.. Peter T. Parks saith birthday.
The dinner was GWEN as a surprise
to Mr.. Parks and he was very much
overcome when he arrived at the
home OF his son and found large
gathering OF his relatives, friends and
neighbors there awaiting him. While
Mr.. Parks lives with his son, yet
he has been staying with Mr.. John
Shown as an attendant for the past
year, as MIR. Shown is "a years old
and very feeble.
The guests numbered about 65 and
among the elder members were
Messrs. Thomas Greer, George W.
Bennett, and Stephen Bennett. A
sumptuous dinner was spread and
in the afternoon a photograph OF the
guc SITS was taken.
Mr.. Parks win be remembered by
many as the discovercr OF a medi-
cine. which attained considerable fame
locally. This he patented under the
name OF "Dr. Il. 4. Parks Rene
dy" and manufactured himself. He
enjoyed a considerable trade until the
compliance with recent legislation
caused its manufacture in a small Wa:
TO be unprofitable.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1914-01-30
Methodist College to be Built In
Rome.

New York, Jan. 26.-The Rev. DR..
Ezra z. Triple. President of Drew
Seminary, speaking today of the an
nouncement from Rome that his
brother. the Rev. Bertrand NJ. Triple.
pastor of the American Methodist
church Of Rome had bought land There
ON which to erect a great modern col.
lege. said the purchase was made for
the Board of Foreign Missions of the
Methodist Episcopal church N Amer
lea.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1914-01-30
Death Of ]. A. Embry.

After a lingering illness OF many
months Mr.. ]. r. Embry, OF Crom-
well. died Saturday morning at 6
o'clock of cancer Of the stomach and
kidney trouble. The burial took place
ut the Green River burying ground
in the afternoon of the same day.
Mr.. Embry was one Of the old cit
liens OF Cromwell. being 81. and was
held in esteem by his fellow men.
He was brother-in-law to Post
master r. b. Martin. of this city.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1914-01-30

dents killed by the ANIMALS. which
made record Of thirty rats i'm a
single shock of corn. VIA
Another township hunt Is on, and
1t is believed that when the series
of contests has ended $4,000 rats will
have been killed In Hancock County.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1914-01-30
Will Hitch and Feed.

We are in the hitching and feed
business again. and will be glad to
see all our old friends and many
new ones. Owing to high price OF
seedstuff, We cannot charse less than
3Oc for hitch and round feed.
BLACK & BIRKHEAD.
24t2. Hartford, Ky.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1914-01-30
Notice.

All persons having claims against
the estate OF J. II. Wilson. deceased.
are hereby notified TO present then
properly proven TO me on or bsfqre
March Is. 1914. or they VIII be hpT-
red. Also. all persons knowing thou
selves indebted 10 said estate. BY
note or Otherwise win please setfe
same by the above date. a
MARY h WILSON. Admyx.
este. NssTows. KY. 4. X. z.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1914-01-30

percentage to receive the first prize
and SO on down to the 10th.
The differnet prizes are to consist
of a purse subscribed by the bust
ness men and citizens of Hartford.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1914-01-30

All persons having claims against
the estate on Geo. III. Maddox. de-
ceased. must present them TO me
on. or before February |, lola. or
they will be forever barred.
W. II. MADDOX,
26t4 Echols. Ky.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1914-01-30
Can't Lose EN-.

They all stick. For years Bryan was
told TO get out OF the Democratic
party. Murphy was commando TO
leave Tammany. Huerta has been
asked. to let 80. A hundred other in
stances might be cited. Strong men
hold on.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1914-01-30
Win Hitch and Feed.

We ass 10 the httching and feed
tpEinsns eeeAn. and will be slad TO
~ AL our old friends and many
per ones. Owing to high price of
taedsiuff. We cannot charge Less than
SOC for hitch and round feed. .;
~ BLACK & BIRkHEAD.
cate. Hartford. Ky.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1914-01-30

\ a five week rat HINT ia Union
township ended last night when The
2ls msn and boys engage IN the con
test produced io.s3s rat tails. The
losers gave q dinner t. the winners.
! One OF the most remarkable iisur.S
IN tn slaughter was a small nj
terrier owned by y. M. Hartman.
More than 1000 tails vert from roi
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1914-01-30
Poultry Wanted.

VIII pay the following cash prices
delivered at my place OF business
Monday and Tuesday, February y
and 8. 1914;
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-11-24
@i har pafre Snlefort iaar.

tig iirIise linen iiniib", 5tsrrelie
.34 X5A, meo umaaoeIig imutfe
opbsieoe 0rnamenter / oet Oenitre
Sisrne. ri trptter Ceres 3apn %
Noresie paa oiSie Sort OF ienoer
Dem, me6 aonuolutter, portoirit, II
for 10 Gcnts, % for S1.25. SenO
ino Ceres 9eitiaineer itibe. Sno.
lua Clamps caer @oneporScr. 2.
.Gmmoien Tuoliibing 60, Gecornb,
Soma.
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Siplse NeoocIeIic ira Qoteur.No.

ucfaterne @iaiamiou & Merdont,
05r. 925-933 Metropolitau Size
gl6q. (fer Guaranty 9onn), Minne.
nooIi3, Minu., er i Sen iorls6ne uge
ieIgenOe Fnteuter til0elt Miuneiota
o. 9ofota Spfinoere:
c. II. Abbott, Lisbon. y. D.. Acety-
lene Gas Generator. O. II. Bennett,
jamestown. y. D., Mechanical Whip.
II. {. Berg, Starbuck, Mimi, Clevis.
John Bigelow. Minneapolis, Mimi +,
Sewing Machine Cutting Mechanism.
\. Clausen, Harlow, y. D., Harrow.
L. Dinescn. Minneapolis, MINI. Pull
,ating Device for Milking Apparatus.
O. J. Erickson. Benson, Mimi,
Grain Smut Cleaner. F. a. Eriksou.
Minneapolis. MINI, Button-Hole Gut
ter. ]. O. Gilhllan, Napoleon, y. D..
Vehicle Spring. \. /. Groom. White
River. 5. d, Train Order Holder II.
4. Hendrix. Albert Lea, MINI. Com
bined Churn and Butter Worker. and
Drain for Liquid Containing Mecept-
acles. c. IL. Kaftanis, Knox. y ID.
Toy. y. g Ledyard. Sioux Falls, 5.
D.. Devoiving Dump Cart. A. B.
Lee. Minneapolis. MINI, Sympathe-
tic Harp. J. \ McAllister, Madison.
s D.. Automatic Latch for Gates. K.
McNicer. St. Paul, MINI. Automatic
Driving Box Lubricator NJ. B.
Meyer, Monteyideo. MINI. Gate
Latch. / s. Overholser, Oakes. y.
D.. Wrench {. F. Pcglow. St. Paul,
MINI. Electric Sign. G. VI Person.
Braddock, y. D. Butchers Gambrel
III. \. Roberts, Dickey. ~ D.. Crank
Shaft Journal Box. J. II, Spanglcr.
Minneapolis. MINI. Egg Shipping
Case. A. y. Tullis. Fargo, n. D..
Artificial Limb. b. Whittemore, Al
bert Lea. MINI. Road Grader. w.
II. Wilson, ST. Paul, MINI, Lateral
Motion Car Truck.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-11-24

9anoet aoor rneo llnoerifuN, men
Spoula areoaipgefasie bapoe / 1913
ct Sperituo al SIR. 6.902.52.
Gn grbeioer poa Gourebuncn,
Miartin aant, fom / CONNER al.
.rorIi9 tiIifooe peo et MineifnO. 81.
terot &lQet bar brGnbt ior gao
ming, er 9er9et bIet Tor parnlt, Iaa
ga iclpc Saonin9en ~isrtca ino, 8lf
Sfltboet los. Zen enc Snon0 OF
firm ifaoeoes betpoelia, noaet for
brpnot bleo han ogina / Aniigtet,
men man mener, at ban fonlmer ira
Oct lloen oarig Men. Sibitc &intcr
bIcp en- Mrbeioer peo SteIon ifu0et
iom Sslge al Iienenoc llbelb, % /
@oarltigen ifieo Ell Mono ii9 ibiTl
peo, at ban Iobets, mems @crget par
Tor parnlt.
&aorfone Snqeborg Stronoen,
2eniet, oebc iiblt / Suli. &lrn bIeu
ca. so Gar gnmmel.
Some Griitine Sanopolo (@orict)
oeoe Den 9bc Irt1llit ca. 10 Mar
9anmel. &iin par ieot poo @onrocn
Neoerbol / Ssniet. 'glioebc eiterlo-
Der Here 9orn / ing Aloer. @egrn-
pellert ioregif oen 15oc Nltglit.
aaarfone Sll9eborg &oqnilO Qltc
Ituel1) bebe ontfrin9 ben Hoe 9hi-
quit mellem 80 % 80 Gnr ganumcI,
Barn Ole Sohnien Sorpe osoe Den
Soc 4ltaitit. @%egrnpclien iorcgif Den
15oe Iltguit.
OteIic g. Stelen (91unfepolo)
li9aer ing / Spring. &rn er / 20
Mars Iloeren. &aarntano @alpor
II. alett (&oloen) bar / 9liiguit al
porli9 ongrebet al @>,nge6etpnOeIie.
Son itob oct oper. Gpen :. Sou-
fersleffen par / Illgilit orlgrebet al
Nerpefeber. Sgiaa ban fom iig
igien. San blep pleiet al Ginfonisie
@unbilb Golpsioro. MrS. 8iertrllo
@jerfe. DIR. Ole @ierfca Sllitru,
ialot / CONNER unoer Ell aisretllr
ITO al @ogneu % iorlloa ii9 / Den
@rao, at bun / Ipngere Sio mnntte
bolbe Sengen.
9lmtnlonb :. 3lrrlt % noJle &en-
ner al bdnl opboIOt liz / CONNER /
nuale llder uQu @uur0en Steubucud
/ Sturlioalen.
Gen 12te Suli par Ser &oniirma.
tion / 9sniet airfc. Nslgenoc bIep
foniirmeret: bills :. &inoal, Ole
:. Sarpli. @ino :. StorIi. &ngo 2.
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Ntiotbugoen Sfpttcriog hnuOe Set
i Sofnlet poa Go9nlio otter enot
Stponing Den 2oen Nllgrit. : iont.
me 9ofole bopoe llngbonmen Seit
oeioa Sen 23oe Illgllt ON apeloe1.
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bit, miiteoe / CONNER Ell $50 / linn.
oalen. Gen bopOe gaoet Jig neo / Ell
Qtpr. Inne alcttgaarbcn miiteoe
en- SO / @jepilpatSboIen. Gen bleu
ilaaet libel al 2pnet.
: 6sritnin9en al Nll9uit reiIte
9torIfamerlfoneren :. Sierfoger,
Sanbelsmono 6ilitab, Sonoels6eltp.
rer 6. z. Soel, SunoelSnlanb Sci.
bagen, Sunbelsmano Homienu %
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ira Hennebl, iii SltbilpumSrl6Itil+
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reiite S%elifobet meo @cr9ensbonen.
Sc opernuttebe pnu 6ailgaitel %
Sinie os opbolOt Jig TO Sage / Ser.
gen. Sra Bergen reiite sc meo Camp.
Ifib til Norbfap % gioroe nogcl
imaa forte Spbolo moerpeis pau Sc
melt iep9rbi9e Steber. Sra NorO.
fap reiite Sc til6age til Sronobjem.
oerfra igien mco 2ofalboooen til
Sbomshapn, meo %Sern6anen berfro
til Snorfmo % inn meo 9lutomobiI
til iine Stem / Henne6u. Sulren bar
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par meget interesiant.
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boug, Ole Ssionl % Sobn 3. Sos.
hagen ale / WelOolen bor crboloi
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Mncnter pnifes.

ri cniter eli reoelig oa Sngti9
9(acnt +. huert Giitrift iii al iGlge
pore Nionumenter Or. aommisiion
StOr 5orretnina o. isritefla5ics Mr..
beioe. Sfriu iii @inono Womment
60, @inono. ptlnn.
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Me1et or hpnot Der / Norge. iiberl
Tea iioit ifrep. @i Iepeoe bengang
ulloer Seiternes Seen. Ser par me-
gen S;,,bel og mango Saler, Den enc
mere bsiitemt og iorbuabningsflilo
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gop nleb ct Slag alting Ell anoen
@cnoing. Ti aneoe 10 Sreo % III
gen ,Sarc, % Soronorin9en fom ioo
burtig ug braat, at nor ifal life I'M
ores, ON Solt til ell Segpnoelie bier
Ell Smule nerpeie og opifofet.
&eIoigpis laqoe Ben uprite llro iia
nofioa burtig, % Solf lprte at toge
bet belle meo mere 90.
Seiaa her / Sponl blep ariien
nbnnttct til of ifrile Friierlle pao
observation-disclosures unebig heit. Mer
Me9lerinaen areb 10 hurtia inc %
faitlotte Worimalpriier; olligeoel er
her Tprtio MI. 90 Der bar lloouer
Ml,gliit % September ppret lonae
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bar filnnet ifaife bperfen H19mel ell.
Ter Suffer.
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life ppret / Spbal, % Senningernt
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be nemlia Itore llobetalinger for Or
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neoe / 1910 Gre pr. &g. % Mor+
febet / ariitiania a oueriplot. Scr
par 0riiteforer / Spoal, iom / Ssit
table ira 800 til 1000 aroner.
Nu er imiolertio Smsrpriien at.
fer ganet op onltrent til famine Ssi'
DC iom iiipr pco benne Sio. Wcr
aiso itanr irenloelea lopt. Setter
bIir oerimob eobt bCtnlt; men oct Ell
10 life alle. iom bripcr Seiteaul.
ri iif oper npiten belle 9pgoen Ct
g00t NoOeraar - mango, lprll5
Wiotbpgben. ct rent aronaor. 9orlt.
nplin9en iloa cglaa bra til poa of
Steber, bpor life Serfen bapbe giori
Tor itor Sfobe. @i er ~antoaelig iac
nogenlllnoe ielphIllpne for fonlmen'
DC Iar bpao @pg angaor; andre
aorniorter bprfeS omtrcnt life / Sp.
sal.
Ser blep / Iar Ell Speriloo al pil.
be 9pr iaalom Mtulter, 9laobpr oq
Spttebpr, % mango orep iprig mel
at ianfe; men nogen grportartifel ei
DC pilOe Spr enooo life blet Tor Sp.
bal iom Tor mango andre @pgber
rort 2ano. - Man neier iig meo al
iullfe Tor SllSbrua. Sfooc at Suf.
ferret er iaa ioriGroelig oprt % uar.
ifelig at iaa lat /.
Norifonterifaneren anberS SG.
Tiers Ssn bar unoer lit 9eieg / Sp.
Dol / CONNER iao ubeloig at faa er
Singer afitimpet / en- Seite6affe ue
fit iaaleoes Ell minOre bebaeelig Gr.
inoring ira lit Rorgesbeieg.
@anoelsmanb s. s.. Ialbu o. Sat
tigioritanoer :. @ngelsioro bar
CONNER oeltaget / en- lloififtnines,
i%prretning / @rptoalen. - Marit >
Wilssiero ira Sllnoalen, Ser tientl
hos Cars s. Stiper, bebe / Suli
Sum bar As Inr eantmeI.
Monge &rebsipgefosier ilbnpel
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-11-24

GEM -Ietoydb goiicu- III slasfuiuae og
geruer / gcmtleldunci ItEsoGgs Ga Sre.
srasi>anpeu feiier $3.50; Jreeagsuogapen
a!ege, sl.2j %. slar.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-11-24
Sra Opoal.

IarsnSiigterne. - Sposfalo % 6if'
termaal, iamt anbet Npt fra Or
flaSnlfsrcts @psoer. - Sast pan
Sturpilot. Snbbrnostpperier.
Nutater ira a~irfebusen. st &c
ion hos 9Saitur Stpren.