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The Idaho Republican., 1914-10-30
Lille.
Try to Pierce Line

In the first of these attempts they
have, up to the moment of writing,
failed. The resistance along the line
of the river User and all along to
Ypres has proved too much for them
and the allies are slowly advancing
in such way as to threaten very
seriously the German occupation of
the coast between Ostend and Men
port. But in the ree ion of Lille,
which remains in their occupation,
the Germans are advancing and by
the last telegram have pushed their
line nearly ten miles west of that
city.
1t is upon this point, near the vii
lage of La Bassee, we must fix our
attention during the next few days,
for apparently the main German eff
forts is being directed to break
through the French line here.
Should they fail, the consequences
might be serious for the German line
further south, but should they sue
ceed it will mean they have broken
the French resistance and turned the
whole French line. At the moment
in which these words are written the
issue is still quite undecided. Salt
Lake Tribune.
The Idaho Republican., 1914-10-30
SHOWS APPRECIATION
OF A TEACHER

A Riverside boy attending the uni
versity at Moscow writes occasionally
to his former teacher, Mrs. Lulah
Smith ct Blackfoot, and takes occa.
sion to show his appreciation of he1
work for him when he was in school
TAT Riverside. Such endorsement does
not always come to teachers, and
when offered voluntarily as in this
case it has the ring of sincerity.
Moscow, Idaho, Oct. "a, 1914
Dear Mrs. Smith:
For some time past | have noticed
your name appearing in The Idaho
Republican as the Republican nom
inee for county superintendent of
schools. OF course, it did not sur
prise me nor do think that it sur
prised any of your friends who know
you as do. If you get elected,
which | cannot doubt. you will be
getting nothing which your capacity
does not deserve. 1t gees without
saying that l wish you all the success
possible, and only wish that | were
where I could help you to- get a
larger majority than ever. About all
that | could do would be t. write to
my friends in Riverside in your favor
but | am sure that you can depend
upon their solid support. And if
other precincts vote for the other
,danlid2to it will lie because they do
not know you as well as the people
of Riverside know you.
- am unacquainted with your
Democratic opponent, bit I cannot
see how her chances can be half so
good as yours. You need the position
and the aid which it Will be to you,
but l DO not believe that you need
the office as bad as the county needs
you. Your honest untiring efforts
that yo" are accustomed t. giving to
your work would incl ease largely the
efficiency and the quality of the
school system in the county. l do
not believe that anyone ever worked
harder and cared more for the sue
cess of school than you did those
two years that you thought in River
side.
These things coming from some
one elce might seem to be an at
tempt at flattery, but being las | was,
your student for two years, / feel
that l am in position to know. What
l have said is feeble attempt to
express the gratitude and admiration
of which you capabilities command.
With the most sincere desire that
the people of Bingham county will
show proper appreciation of your
talents by electing you with a vote
of confidence, am as ever your stud
ent,
MELVIN ISON."
The Idaho Republican., 1914-10-30
Noted Military Writer
Explains War Situation
By Hilaire Belloc

London-The military situation in
Europe at this moment has develop.
ed as follows:
| It will be remembered that last
week there was some doubt as to
whether the great German reinforce
ments could reach the western field
of war from Poland, and the fate OF
the war largely depended upon
whether this transfer of troops could
take place or not.
The campaign in France arrived
at sort of deadlock, comparatively
small forces facing each other, in
trenched all the way from the Ger
man frontier to near the town OF
.Compiegne, thence northward at a
right angle.
Here much larger numbers OF
troops were struggling, each to push
the other back, and these lines north
of Compiegne reached at last as far
as the sea.
German Plan Thwarted
The contest has been quite un-
decided for more than a fortnight,
and I have said it looked as though
it would not bedecided unless either
party could bring some really new
body into the field on it's side, and
The Idaho Republican., 1914-10-30
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department of the Interior

U. S. land office at Blackfoot, Idaho.
September 18th, 1914.
Hunter, of Blackfoot, Idaho, who on
June 80, 1908, made homestead entry
number 1862, serial number O4636, for
s. w. n, section 32, township two
south, range 40 east Boise meridian,
has filed notice of intention to make
final three year proof to establish claim
to the land above described, before
register and receiver, U. S. land office
at Blackfoot. Idaho, on the 4th day Of
November, 1914.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Jennie Striker, of Ozone Idaho; Sid
ney A. Busenbark, of Blackfoot, Idaho:
Theodore Goodpasture. of Black foot,
Idaho; James M. Ketchum of Black
foot, Idaho.
HENRY w. KIEFER,
adv. 9-6 register.
The Idaho Republican., 1914-10-30
NOTICE OF ANNUAL ELECTION

Notice is hereby given that the an
nual meeting of stockholders of the
Snake River Gold Mining company,
limited, will be held at the office of
the BlacBfoot Real Estate and Brok-
erage company, in the city Of Black
foot, Bingham county, Idaho, on Sat
urday the 18th of November, 1914,
at o'clock p. M, for the purpose
Of electing officers for the ensuing
year and any other business that
may legally come before the meeting.
SNAKE RIVER GOLD MINING
COMPANY, LIMITED.
Geo. e. Campbell, Secretary.
adv. 1872
The Idaho Republican., 1914-10-30
WE HAVE YOUR NOTE.

We have all kinds or promissory
notes that anybody wants, and can
I'LL your orders for large or small
packages on moments notice, at
the Republican offne. If.
The Idaho Republican., 1914-10-30

STORAGE.-Gioods stored in a good
dry place at reasonable rate. For
particulars apply at this office.
The Idaho Republican has one OF
the best equipped Jop Departments
In this section OF the state and can
turn out work of the highest order.
The Idaho Republican., 1914-10-30
SIGNS FOR FARMERS

We have printed signs ready to nail
up saying: mo hunting or trespas-
sing on these premises"
Price, $1.25 a dozen; rs cents per
half dozen, at the Republican office.
adv. If.
The Idaho Republican., 1914-10-30

B1ngham:
Merchants Bank, corporation,
Plaintiff
r. w. Faulkner and John r. Foulks,
Defendants
Notice is hereby given that on the
goth day OF October, A. D., 1914,
an attachment issued out of the
above-named court in the above en-
titled action against the property Of
the said defendants for the sum of
thirty-nine hundred and .55 dollars.
In witness whereof, l have here
unto set my hand and affixed my Of
fetal seal this End day of October,
"A. D., 1914.
J. T. CARRUTH,
clerk.
BY JESSIE LLOYD,
deputy.
Thomas C Soule, attorneys for
plaintiff.
Address: Salt Lake, Utah. ady.15-3
The Idaho Republican., 1914-10-30
YOUNG POPULARS WANTED

Three vigorous Lombardy populars
wanted for re-setting this fall. The
Repub lean office. If.
The Idaho Republican., 1914-10-30
HORSES FOR SALE

Three heavy weight young horses,
we'll broke, for sale by Box 653,
Blackfoot Idaho. adv loft
The Idaho Republican., 1914-10-30
Highest Cash Prices

FOR
HIDES, PELTs and rURs
Don't Give Your Hides and Pelts AwaS
Green Hides 91sc, &c for clean rub
Der boots and shoes.
Branch Of Great Western Hide Co.
Wholesale and Retail Dealers
NJ. vOLPERT, Manager
Bridge st. Blackfoot. Idaho
The Idaho Republican., 1914-10-30
TEAM FOR HIRE

Anybody wishing a good gentle
team with or without driver, call
1922. adv.
The Idaho Republican., 1914-10-30
you'll Never Miss the Water
Till the Well Runs Dry"

MA SAAV w VAA AASAAAO - y
Pumps have habit Of refusing to work on a
cold wintery day or when you are busiest.
If its the Ordinary Pump in Stalled
with | and IA inch pipe you'll miss the
water just as much as if the we'll had run dry.
You must have water for household ..Dpurposes
and for stock, SO pull the Pump, Pipe,
Cylinder and aA---Oh, my back! the hard
work, and time, and Cussing, and then to
find all the trouble was caused by the wearing
of sucker leather! 1t D0sent Cost Much
for little piece Of leather, but "a plenty for
putting it in If it had been
# So-Easy-to-Fix "Red Jacket" pump
the leather could have been Replaced any repair
made by with Monkey wrench He do
the Uork in less than an hours ime no matter how deep
the WELL
The "Red Jacket is installed .vith pipe Of the same
diameter as the Cylinder.
This makes only possible repair hem but they will
work from one-thndto One,Half Easier than pumps
installed with Small Pipe and steel rod
LDe Carry complete stock Of "Red Jacket
Pumps" for every purpose.
AlCutlmplement& Hardware Co.
The Idaho Republican., 1914-10-30

Vegetable parchment butter wrap
pers at the Republican office.
The Idaho Republican., 1914-10-30
NOTICE OF ATTACHMENT

In the district court of the sixth
judicial district of the state of
Idaho, in and for the county of
Bingham:
Merchants Bank, corporation,
plainti ff
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-05-29

Art, Pine i min Ryg og j Siderne, og
nedadtrykkende Fornemmelser. Jeg
kunde like sove og havde ingen APP
petit. Efter. at have benyttet Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound har
alt Vsrk og Smerterne forladt mig, oe
jeg befinder mig som ct nyt Menneske.
Jeg kan like anbefale Deres Medicin
for holt" - Mrs, AUGUSTUS LYON,
Terre Hill, Pa.
Det er en- Sandhed, at Naturen og
en- Kvindes V9rk har frembragt Diet
storste Middel for Kvindens Sygdom-
me, som Verden nogensinde har kjendt.
Fra Markers Rodder og Utter CAV
Lydia E. Pinkham for fyrretyve Aar
siden Kvinderne ct Middel for deres
ssregne Lidelser, der har visst sig me-
re virksomt end andre Sammensst-
af Stoffer fra Apotheket, og idag
er Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
anset fra Kyst til Kyst som
Diet ledende Middel for Kvindesyg-
domino.
l MISUNDERSTANDING i Lynn,
Mass, opbevares Beholdninger at hun
drede Tusinder af Breve fra helbreds-
sogende Kvinder, hvoraf mango, med
egenhendig Underskrift, aabent udta-
ler, at de hal gjenvundet deres Hell
bred we'd at BRUCE Lydia E. Pinkham 5
Compound; og j nogle Til
at Diet har bevaret dem fra en-
kirurgisk Operation.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-05-29

4EWWEWF8T% %-#ttH W41EZUH N%E4sfn8E e
fretur og ansierer. 8lanot Diref-
tbrer11e er 9upe &~uIteritrgm at
GLENDALE % Mr. 8raiteb al Garpen-
ter. st al sc fprite @igremnal,, ben
me Organization bar .befattet Jig
meb, er at tage 6orbolbsregler moo
SbinefoIera. SEQ at inbbetaIe EN-
9ollar bliper mon Meolem al Jor-
eningen til @rineiens 8eifDtteIie, og
Be iaaleoes inofom1te 8enge at1pe1-
bes til Sflofjgb al 5ernm. S Gil
feIoe al at 5pg0ommett brDoer ND,
bill III biltan i Mrbeioet me0 at BE-
grpnie og uorpobe ben.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-05-29

longs 6looen. &%igbeium1i1en Ell
$4,000. AlIiion-Senoerfon Me.
morial Son6 beitaar al $4,000, oe
@eiten er itaffet tilpeie beo fripil
lige @aber. og pe6 bpno er tilifusi
al 8Den.
CHARLES &ines, boenoe noe.
Nepell, gioroe forleoen meo lin Mu-
ton1obl ct MelterltDffe, Tom fan;fl
er eneltaaenbe. Me0ens ban mcr
ralf Sort tiprte benao @eien, tom
M11totnobilen iaa. ner uo poa &an=
ten al Ell 6orbpining, at ben tunge'
Maifine gleo l1boper og pelteoe belt
rl,nof, ioa4 ben fife aIene blep iIaa=
enoe / natnrlig 5tiIling, men fort
iatte ogiad Ben ina: brat nfbr11ote
Start. Mr. @tneS blep. UNDER Mo-
ifinets &unofit ilpnget uo al ben-
ne, men fatteoe Jig burtig, tog paa
Sprang efter set lesilupne &igretgi
trapleoe Jig op / 5eoet og fortiaHe
&eifen lorn ON intet. bar ba1tot.
Otter i z Mar. at bope bolbtI
Zig ifinlt / Geras tom sSobn S.;
Sonoring, ftp. 8anffasierer / Cor
til Garner og opergan Jig til
Mutoriteterne. SON bapoe / Gero5
ifoM itg en- uafbengig Stilling CO
mo- Ser alminoelig Metelie, me,tl
9gngitelien oeo bette >treoobbelte 2iD
og 9pngielen efter at gienie lin So,
mile bar bleDet bam for ltprf, iaa
ban M bapoe belluttet Jig til at tase
iin Strof. Sort efter at Sunoring
for5pm0t oen ,19oe Mop. 1907 eif|
8anfen ODER / en- &eceioers @en6er,
man fa11bt %, at ben foripun6ne'
&uSierer bab6e forfalifet &apire;
ct Belgb al benimo6 $4,000.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-05-29

On 6urm poo 1G0 Mlcres. til
grren0e S. =. Semen CO 7tanlep
M0nansb ! 1otunet Grant i grule
County, CT bleoet iolgt for $13l ".
Mcre.
Sc 16 sfianfeoerter ! aea5
befloeer iig bitterlig oper, at Sc mes
2iieenie foitenoe $1,10o lite I'll,
bri1ge begee gnoer til ot meoes,
o. oeiao ! bette ailfelbe ffploes ser
5paa ben foftbare 2ebemaaoena. sc
ann1ooer oerfor 8praaoet ON at
lette en- aiiieete'deafeift % gpfeore-
ne 1bor oeioo toget 5pprgsneoolet
nnber gebanoling.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-05-29
Nnrl Bakut..

Set pofte forIeben i @ismarcf
life lioen Spm9rfiombeo, at 8olt-
tifottmisSp r g. IS. Batterion bleb
fremitillet for &%olitirettet og ilagt
en Ml1lft for at bape %opertraa6t
8Dens npe Boror6ninger meb Sen.
Jpn til 9raftf @aoerne. So @oli-
tifornmisiaren en- Dag figrte om=
firing i 8Den me6 iin MutomoHl,
tom ban ilta6e for at oreie r1lnot ct
&igr11e poo Ben urigtige Maaoe, %
en- al bans eg,te 8olitibetiente orre.
itere6e bam poo ferif @ierning.
&orpmisiaren bleD ilagt en- M1llft
.af $40, bpiIfen bog blep eftergipert,
men Dmfoitningerne maatte ban be-
tale. Sobn Scoop, en- Dep1ltp She
riff, blep ogiao arreiteret for at boz
be opertraaot iaur1re 5ororoninger.
- garmerue / Omeenen af
@ope / steeie GountD bar oa1net
sSontb @11b Shippers Msiociatior"
for gieniioig at bri1tee 5lagtefpRg,
6Igoe % ollie andre Garrnprooalfter
boa Sc Hgrre. Marfe0er. glftiefdpi-
toIen CT $25, 600, foroelt i Sntaa,
hummer naeIIem Jnrmerne. Selifa.
BETS @mdbeosmar1o er:: S. s: Garf,
mon, Hrpiioent; Ben. 8eriting, 81.
Eceprriioen; 6. sc @ri1nipooo, 81 s:e.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-05-29
&eoer Golbibrniens Eitoler.

.&aloens Mtnoer" bar i'll. rSmaal.
Amtstio." mo0taeet font @npe to
@Dtterpiitoler, JONI bar tilbgrt 8e-
Der Golbjernlen. Mf6p0e Sberltlpit<
nant @eorg Momer, / bDis Gle De
f6it par, bdnoe uotalt iom lit 9n-
lie, at &iitolerne efter bans Deo
if1Ioe tilfaloe rSoloens Minber",
bporfor bans 6rue / oisie Gage bar
operfenM Dem til 6oreningens Mu-
fenm. @iitolerne bar 6Iintlaas pg
5fi9ite al mertt poleret Balbirf %
er ffor5iret me6 cilelerece SSernbeilag..
goo 8iberne ltaar me0 lotinife 8og-
iltoDer:: Heoer GoIbiprnien, UNDER
2oaSpns &onoe:: @riitionia, % UNDER
&olben: g. s. SO. /.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-05-29
9un Bakat1.

ss-. gDraaoet BettpSbnrg bar
Ben aorIige 2icenie for ga.
Iooner ira $1;1Oo til $3.50.
Grofesior S. S. 5bepare borr
iolet I'll J6arm ] Rprbeoen Of 8roof.
ii,a5 III q. q. Neefer, ! rbornu
Gbi.cqo, . $f277, scre ssls.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-05-29
MRS i! ll|R| S LYONS ||Nll'''|| " 4
YAR | OC SmERTER
har forladt hende, siden Bru-
gen af Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound.
Terre Hill, Pa. ~ De bedesyven-
Iiigst give mig Tilladelse til at overr9k-

ke Dem min An
befaling for Lydia
E. Pinkham's We
get bic Conn
pound. Da jeg
forst begyndte at
BRUCE Diet var jeg
plaget med kvin-
delige Ulemper j.
lsngere lid og
folte Smerter at
1ste en- hver
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-05-29

aG1enoomm WorDla110:
&oalb Mmmnbien bar giort fer-
bigt ct betalieret Sberilag ODER Sci,
ban fremoeles trenger for at gien-
nemfgre fin gfspeoition ! Noroisbo-
bet. San er Nfonlmet til Set MeluI-
tat, at 6Rr6en bliper 100000 &r.
oprere END o1ltdget, for6i u6rm"
tffes Hop giennem &ananafanolen
.og for6i Sfuoem er blepet meotoget
peo set lange 9pbolo i Eroperne,
lao ben mao nnoergaa Ell. grnnoig
Separation, og for0i Nrobianten oel-
piS maa fornpes. gn6pioere n1an
bet pioenifabelige l1oitpr fomplette=
res, bbtS rJro,n.. ffal fl11tne goa no
me6 bet beoite, iom operbopeoet fin
oes 6lppemaifinerne er ogipa all
De 3ing, iom brt1ger l16gifter1e be-
tDoeligt op. nj be 100000 bill
Salnparten blioe oeffet al Moalo
Mmnnoien %perionlig, ligelaa e11bper
S%berffrioelie. Som berefter maatte
Jig. Som tre11ger 0erfor frem-
oeles 100000, iom ban bar iggt
Staten on at biorage. Gre 6ier=
at bette 8elpb tom betoles
fra 1915 lne6 10000 ON Maret.
Regiering og 5tortingets 8reii6ent-
fob bor oreftet &oolo Mmanoie lens
Jorilog, % Get forlp0er, at set bor
iaaet en- gob Mo6tagelie.
9sosfalb. gnfefru @ertbe 8rpg-
5tatsraa6 8rpggesaa'S Mo-
Ter, er afgaoet peb @poen. SUN
1oaeoe Sen bgie Ml6er af 80 Mar. /.
- 6bp. 6leoningsinipeftgr SONS
|ftelien er afgaaet peo Dp6en, 81 !,
lar garnmel. Mtelien bar fgot i :
Sra 1861 til 1887 par )
IAN 6leoningsinipefter beo .Getiuno :
:
SIN. 8aptein / 8ergenife 8ri= :
'doe q. 3, 8lebr er afgoaet peo :
opoen, ~ Mor 81. glebr nar Diff !
pr fro 1862 og blep @aptein 1881 :,
1902 tog ban Affe6og bnr iiben !
aret boiat /, Bergen. &m1 Dor IL
II 3io aniat / Sta6singenigrpeie< ;
ct / Moleiur6. :
- Oberifeitnant s: s. @ogerup :
6e6 / en- Ml6er al 70 Mar. Sage
up bar officer fra 1860. SON bleb ii
onRbnt til 9remterleitna1t / 1862, 6
| @aptein | 1873 og til Oberitlgit= II
ant / 1898. 5am1ne Mur falot y
an for aloersgrenien. Sogerup i
lbgrte &riitiansionoife 8rigaoe. II
'an tienitgioroe ! jim 3i6 beb ben 8
orite @ar6e / Stocfbolm. 0
Sbp. @%oar6bruger / &egre n
'oa9en 2erfalo er 6pb / en- Mloer i
/ 81 Mar. &un 6rep / fine gngre Il
,age meo goo 6remgang fit betpoe- +,
&c Sorobrug og bar / flere &erio= 8
Pr Dfeolem al &ereositpret, ligelom 0
an baDoe en- @9ffe att6re EiIli6s- q
uerD, iaaleoeS par bout flittig be- /;
pttet ,Deo l1oififtninger.
- @aar6br1ger, fbp. Stortings.
lano g. g. 5pil1ing er afgaaet beo
'soen / Mq1toaI, "a Mar gan1meI.
opertog / 1859 6eorene-
5pilling i Morore nn6al, ii
Dor ban ie11ere' bnr boet. &a11 bar ii
I meget benpttet &ommu1emano, Il
ar laaleoes | oper p Nnr, ira e.
879-19O5, 6ubfprer % iioen e
.S4 Sorligeliesfommisi9r i fin ST. Il
S. @eriooen 1877-79 re. ii
rei ertereoe BON Glitter % Monbals +
pnn Stortinset, +
i sJ5bp. stortingsma1o &eoer S. S
}. SoInlesIano er afgoaet Deb 3d. e
Ell bos fin 5bigeripn, stibsmeeler Il
>. Saeobien, Sarpsborg, &eoer s
'olmeslanb por feot i Solme 1888. q
'on gientre1ngif Glitter % Wanoals u
2anobrugsifole, bporfra BON +
leb u6efsamtnerpt 1862. fro t
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-05-29

,@nlbbrbllnp feireoes Ben 4. Maj
al fbp. SfolebeltDrer S. 8. 8ienne'
ruo % 6r,1e, /. @eicbborn. &r.
@ienneruo tog 1909 Mfifeb efter
at bope pirfet JON 2erer / So Mar.
@on bar 81. d. 8eitprer al 6re-
DrifsbaIos 1olfebpi1fole / 35 Mar.
8ebit fienot er ban for in1 &iirfiom-
heb iom SIgiblRrer. SON bar
g~r1n1bIaet 2anoets offentIige @Ieio-
l%9rerf11rier. og bar / en- Marraffe
paret 2arbets SIgioinpeftpr. 6ru
8iienneru6 er Dotter al &aptein
@eiebborn pao git gbefsgaar6, Sc
oemarfen. Sun er en- opermnooe
eIfpprbig Come, ofbold al ollie.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-05-29

esbstS Bteasr
iraalsforh,ns StDu geoDaoe,ll-
fen al Moi rettet fsIgenoe &et,oe,,,
belize MaoImRnfoene briDer ct
plannaasiiot arbejoe for at laorDooeI
Dor Notionoliong. bette Mrbeioe
taoer ogiaa airfeitatSnaaoen 0irfiom
!DeI. gan for netop ! en- @u1,ooiiffri-
belle til MigetS 3rGfter, bDori BET !
Mminoeligbeb operla6es til ben en-.
feIte Nreit at orone TIDE moi-
@11ostieneiten efter eget .Sfign, nd.
trpffelig benitillet til Nreiterne at
BRUCE .gor @uo ban er iaa foit en-
Borg" iom SeimesRialme % hoe
r@uo iigne paart 6pre Georalanb"
ipnge efter Nrafenen. 81 bentil.
Ter til 2ar16ets Nreiter at Sc bruger
So, hi elifer" ifteoetfor maalian-
gen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-05-29
&aar Silben laar fell. Setter
I~rngtaplen ! 8ersen6ns. S 1918

~
Jrugtaplen ! 8ersenbns. S 1918
bleb Der meo Morore 8ergenbns
Mmts Gumpifibs9llfab3 5fibe lenDt
s23,O9S Ggnoer 6rugt fpo Sogn og
38,149 Ge1oer fro 6iorbene. 8eo
sioen beraf er Der ogioa ienot
iSrugt meD an6re Dampifibe % meo
@fgiter, ion man mener at fnrne
Bge set anferte &na11tl,m me1 ca.
Is psf. 6rugtaplen COB / 1913
ct bra @ienneminitsreiultot @er-
oien al Mmtets Srl1gtapling baro-
[pttes til ca. 100000 ST.
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iom 8ropoiition. Gefite1n Tan Hifft
go6t fettes op / 9almebogsfom
pa set i iaa Sal6 bltber for 6pr1
% om~itanoeligt at foretage 6oran.
crtnger og &ettelier. Set trDfte
l1ofait ital 9'refter ien6es til ollie
9an6ets 8ilfopper til. l1otalelie.
DiSie n6talelier fm neppe .forelig=
&c f9r engang / 1915. u6talelier=
ne ifal iamles, trptfes og beolegges
uofaitet, iom 6erefter bliper. at oper-
fen6e Stortingets Meolemmer. Soa
u1oerIig 6et END bbres, ffaI ,1entlig
stortingsmpnberte ogfao pan bette
Self tiene Joni Sugfpn6iee. SSnio-
lertib. 5taar man / 1915 foran ct
NIT Stortingsnalg og set fan %
betragtes JON iiffert, at set iibben-
De @torting operlaoer til set font
menoe 3<Mars @erio6es Mnno at
beogmme Salmebogen. 8aa Den
Maa6e noar man ct goM @tpffe
I'D / 1916. SORT 11aar 8iifopper=
mes, stortingets og 9epartemeu1ets
|notalelier enoelig engang foreIigger
Namlet, Ton man gao til ben TYPO
grafiHe Spiatning al 8ogen: Ser
bliper minoit tire forifielige 6orma-
ter meo forifielligt Eppepalg meo
pioere, laa ogiaa bette bill taee lang
Gio. Sper al De tire 1bgaper ifal
bel trDffes Of / minbit 100000
GfSempler, ipttes i. @erm og for
oeles uooper Bp og 9an6. Otter
ct Loft sfipn bill life alt bette bore
Il Sroen fgr e11gang / 1917, fanife.
bet bliber enorn fenere.
9bnnes @aaro iolgt. Sra sa1roz
&In Et rEEs -. rSL
nesigen meI6eS. Sen beb fine bilto-
3raoitioner %befienbte Dgn1les
|@aar6, iom bar pGret i Ben @oIbe-
|Dinffe 6omilies Sic i Sc iioite to-
aorbunore6er, er folgt til Mgrbnpm
|Stgnr0 &ttut5en, 8ergen. &iiebe-
iummert CT ufienof.. gien6or11ne1 er
ben itgrite / NoroIar6 me6 81
|Sfplomarf. Salget er formioIet|
|peo Sperretsiagfgrer 2unb, 900,
Mnnen. Dennes @aarb omtales
1allereoe. / &aafon @uafonSpns Soeo|
log bar. 6a beboet al ben ! SdgaenI
lofte omtdlte 8o11l gaogoifaIm. Ser
letter bar @oaroen en- ooeIig 5aoe-
gaaro, iom be6 5ffiiftet efter Migs-
|brotten Sigur0 Sqrsigng Sen, sSal1n-
tier Sans sigrbgign, i 1890 tilfaIot
SSeoralb Sane. S Mioten al set IS.
Marbatnoreoe tilberte Gienoomme1
Ter Sons @ignrosfpr, i 1890 fiIfoIbt
@~oier1fru11os, 8efolingsmono ober
8ergenbts Gen. Otter bans go !
1873 tilfaIot @aaroetr meb Here at
bans gienoomne Datteren Mnna,
E1om bar gift meb 6rnnt8 Mfan8otD.
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~ n ss1iNS1
AA2s
HnIp.

Ersabblbiielrs graablesetr. Zen
|s6te eoi bIep Der uoiteot SStobpoelle
atil Meiisling 5au 81 Miaoesmarte
or4ronobiems Grunolagger Nlop'
9rpgpdion. 3anfen er, e,,ten at
fgrunolRege en- monumental eSnliffiitu-
tion meo bo.s 9eapn eller at opfgre
fet Dletp1a1l1ent / itor 5til. Der er
neosnt eli arbeiosfomite poo Z Deeo.
Ien1mer,.
Mar. siloea laar fell. Setter.
oaIc,S Danmpifibsielifab bar ifblge
.aSae1teraaleng MpiS" nnoerlfn6 TOR
1918 paa Cd. 100000 aroner, iom
Mpoe al 5elifabets 8eltprelie q.
April bellutteoes oeffet peo Neo-
Trioning al 8eierpefonoet. 4aria.
gen til Set beflagelige 8eialtat er
I set feililagne 5iloetiite ! oe al Sell
fabet trafitereoe 9iftrifter, bporfor
Der en- iItor Del al Aaret bar mar1g-
let spolait til 5fibene.
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NIX l 4EE Lht 1880
Gen ME salmebog. Set bor boz
ret Sen almi16elige Ero, at BEN npe
fom 5tiftspropit @ultap
.SSenien TELLER me6, if11lbe fomme /
Sonoelen mart. Tolf bar til og
meo i 6e1ne Gro ofbolM fig fra at
figbe gamle 5almebgger / SEN iene=
re 9i6, friper ugreblabet" SSruiio~
lerti6 fan MON pilt regne meo, at Der
bill goa baaoe glar og Dag, fgr Sen
nDe Salmebog fommer. Set er ct
|langt 2Rrreo, iom ber ifal bIeges.
Noor Stiftspropit @uitap Senien
bliber far6ig meo fit I16fait til SoI-