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The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1914-09-17

and jumps, not regularly. She seems
to be stiff in her hind legs and her
knees swell some.
From your description of the way
your mare behaves l think 1t very
probable that there is something
about your harness or other rigging
that may be uncomfortable for her,
A great many horses. for instance,
become balky on account Of an Ill.
fitting collar who otherwise would
never have acquired the habit. In
examining your rigging the collar
should first be considered. The So
called Scotch collar is the best kind
for heavy work, and with horse
that shows any inclination to be-
come balky It should be used in pre-
ference to others. am not saying
that other kinds of collars are not
good ones; almost any style of col
lar, If nicely fitted, serves its pur-
pose well, and have used the ordin-
airy leather collar for all kinds Of
work with perfect success. But as the
Scotch collar is undoubtedly the best
and easiest for the horse for heavy
work 1t should be used when the
horse shows any tendency to become
balky.
.'' Most Collars Fit Too Closely
Now as to the fit of the collar.
think 1t is safe to say that ninety
nine out OF one hundred of the col
lars in use are too large. The COL
lar should fit so snugly as to leave
lust room for the hand between its
lower part and the horses neck, tho
latter pressing a little upon the hand
This is the best rule that I know Of,
though the matter may be expressed
a little differently by saying that the
collar should be as small as the horse
can wear 1t without shutting off his
wind.
Also examine your mares shout
ders carefully to see IL they are in
any degree sore, and If they ARE use
some one of the various gall cures
in paste form, that are sold in the
market. Most of these gall cures
are good, and are intended for use
while the horse is working.
If your mares shoulders are not
sore and she has well fitting Scotch
collar, and all the rest of her har-
ness is nicely fitted and comfortable,
| think she will soon get over the
balky inclination that you mentioned
provided only that you use her In
horsemanlike manner. To this end be
always very quiet and deliberate In
your movements when with her, say
ing or doing nothing to excite her
and giving her her own head as much
as possible when starting or pullin
a load. Her loads for quite n while
should be rather light, gradually in
creasing them as she behaves better
II your mare could be kept in
box stall with about six inches Of
sand on it's floor, and above that
little litter, she would doubtless i'm
prove somewhat in regard to the stir
ness and swelling of the limbs tha
you mention. A tendency of this kline
is always aggravated by the horse be
ing kept in an ordinary stall .-Davit
Buffum, in Farm and Fireside.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1914-09-17

SIX PER CENT MONEY. Loans
may be obtained for any purpose on
acceptable real estate security; lib.
eral privileges; correspondence solic-
led. A. c. Agency Company. 75S
Gas, Electric Bldg, Denver. Colo.
44O Phelan Bldg. San Francisco.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1914-09-17
Want Column

FOR RENT-Two furnished rooms
for light housekeeping Phone 436w.
10
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1914-09-17
Progression.

Progression.
A girl used to be considered re-
markable II she was very good look
ing. Now she is. considered out of the
ordinary II she isn't.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1914-09-17

FURNISHED ROOMS for light
housekeeping. Sc East Center. ~
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1914-09-17

BRING YOUR EGGS AND POUL.
try to us and get the cash. Cache
Valley Com. Co, Successors to Isaac
Smith Produce Co. II
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1914-09-17

WHEN YOUR HENS STOP LAY.
ing, turn them into cash at Cache
Valley Com. Co. u
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1914-09-17

WILL EXCHANGE modern home in
Logan for good farm land in Cache
Valley. Inquire this office. n
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1914-09-17
WHITE HOUSE HAS
NEW MISTRESS

The White House has a new mis-
The Holly chieftain., 1914-05-01

James T. Rush, former ticket
agent at the local office, has been
transferred to the Lamar offices.
leaving here Saturday. Mr.. Rush
has recently returned from visit
to his old home town in Missouri.
A mission to last from Sunday,
May 10th to 17th inclusive, will be
given at the Catholic church by
the Rev. Father kalvelage, of
Denver. Services at 7:3O every
evening A hearty welcome to all
Mrs Fl. S. Rollins entertained
in honor of the Holly school teach
ers last Saturday, and they with
few intimate friends, enjoyed a
most pleasant afternoon, such as
Mrs. Rollins is noted for giving.
e. S. Davis, of Hutchison, Kan,
was in town this week. He had
been looking over the south
country with view to locating and
was well pleased with what he saw.
He found a fine piece of govern
ment land and went up to Lamar
Wednesday to put filing on it.
Ula DeWald spent several days
in the Trinidad District last week
and is more than glad to get home.
Ula doesn't carry a gun, has q
peaceful disposition and is fond of
his locks and figure and does not
care to take any chances. He will
get we'll.
Loren Sechrist, of Rocky Ford,
who is connected with the j. B.
Byars stores and who managed
the Holly store recently while Mr..
Strickland was out of town. passed
through here Sunday enroute to
Kansas City on two weeks vaca
ton.
G. M. Witty, proprietor of the
Holly Milk Products company re-
ports that he is doing a splendid
business. His wholesale trade is
increasing and he is doing bust
ness with number of nearby towns
that appreciate the quality of his
butter and ice cream.
Since the departure of Mr.
koppl for Swink j. p. Havlick
has added another title to the long
string already claimed by him.
He is now filling the positions for
the Sugar company as follows:
Factory superintendent, chief clerk.
time-keeper for both factory and
beet farm; yard master; ware house
foreman; storekeeper for both fac
tory and beet ranch and as Gener-
al Manager for the entire Holly
district. Havlick makes good on
every job and devotes several
minutes each day to each position,
The Holly chieftain., 1914-05-01

Sugar. 20 los. for Sl00 Pratts'.
Mrs. Fred Cores was a Granada
visitor Sunday.
The American Cafe serves the
best meals in Holly
For your graduation gifts go 10
Robinson's Drug Store.
Leave your orders for ice cream
at Robinson's Drug Store Witty.
Harry Pettee broke several blood
vessels in his leg last week and Is
also suffering from asrvere sprain,
caused by being too qlick Oh the
move.
John s5canlon was up from La
kin on business Monday. He told
us that there WAS three AID half
inch rainfall at his town Sunday
night.
Mems union suits in ribbed, poris.
knit and mesh, in white or cream.
J. B. Eyags.
The dry farmers soaked up SO
much rain that they look like IA
water barrel It's tie between
Jim Hough and j. b. Kennedy as
to who swallowed the most of it.
Mems Biz Buck work shirts. Ex.
ira full cut al +9c. J.B. Byars.
The A. V. passenger engine suf
fered "a little break down last Tues.
day morning, and it was necessary
to use the freight engine to make
the trip. the freight train being
held.
Mrs. Earl B. Strickland left the
first of the week fol Kansas Clty
to visit old friends and for Tonga.
noxie, Kansas, to visit her mother
She expects to be gone about two
weeks.
A fine daughter was born Sun.
day night to Mr. and Mr.. Babe
Harmon. Babe" says she knows
how to say papa" already but
that she speaks "a trihe louder than
necessary.
A. B. Conklin has turned out to
quite success as grocery clerk.
and he is now able to tell the diff
ference between canned corn and
peas just by looking at the label
on the can.
Joseph Adamek has rented the
G. A. Pinkham property and will
move INTO same soon, Mr. Pink
ham being obliged to live in the
country in order to devote his time
to the cattle.
Mrs. j. .. Berger was called to
Claim, Kan, last Saturday by Il
wire stating that her sister was
very sick aud that an operation 10
appendicitis would be performed
that evening.
Mabel Davis, who has been quite
i'll for several weeks with an attack
of typhoid pneumonia, is reported
as somewhat better. Mr.. Joe
Davis arrived late last week to be
in attendance at her bedside.
r. N. Mckaig and sister, Miss
Hattie, of Elrado, Kansas, are
looking over some property which
their father purchased some time
ago from Johu Shelton. They ex-
pect to remain for some time.
The Chleftaiu made a mis- take
last week yes, honest! It's the
first one The Chieftain has ever
made since the last one. The
subject of Mrs. j G, Hills paper
at the Wonan's Club meeting
should have been American Men
Sculptors.'
Floyd Groninger has secured a
travelling position and has depart
ed to accept same, He will cover
territory consiting of four states
and expects to be gone some
months If he likes the travelling
game.
The Holly chieftain., 1914-05-01

j. G. Hill lost valuable Hol-
stein COW this week, the animal
getting into an alfalfa field and
bloatipg. Mr.. Hill is now shipping
three cans of milk each day to the
condensery, and making some goo d
money.
The Holly chieftain., 1914-05-01

w. II. Board, of the Mtn.
States Tel. g. Tel. company, has
been in town the past week in con-
nection with the telephone troubles
which now exist here. Mr.. Bozard
is a fine gentleman-but he hasn't
had much luck.
The Holly chieftain., 1914-05-01
LONGLEY HATS

In all the new shades and
styles. Priced at $500. and
$3.50. Elk Hats at $3.50 are
the best there is for the money.
Other brands at $1.50 and
$500.
The Holly chieftain., 1914-05-01

SoSAA Ao1 11l0eS anu SuAShoaS.
Will buy green horse and COW
hides, paying highest cash price.
Also want your chickens. Up.to.
date Meat Market.
The Holly chieftain., 1914-05-01
NOTICE OF REDEMPTION OF
SEWER DISTRICT BONDS
Ofice Of the Town Treasurer
Of the Town of Holly, Colorado.
Holly. Colorado, April 29, 1914.

Notice is hereby given that will re.
deem at the Office of the Town Treasurer
in Holly, Colorado. April 29th, 1914, the
following described Sewer District Bonds:
Bond No. 3, Sewer District Mol
amount .... ,.,... s5oO.OO
Bond No. I, Sewer District No.
amount. ........ ......... $500 90
Bond No. E, Sewer District No.2
amount .,........... .... $780, 90
Bond No. Z, Sewer District No.2
amount Observation-Disclosures. $500 90
Interest on the above bonds will cease
May 10Th, 1914.
G. w. STEVENS,
Town Treasurer.
The Holly chieftain., 1914-05-01

lhe woman Civic Club held its usual
meeting Tuesday. April 28th. Mrs.
Sherman, the FIRST vice.president, presiding
After the different committees reported
there was an open discussion on the prob.
lem OF piping water to the cemetery. A
committee was appointed to get an esti-
mate OF the cost and report at the next
meeting. The resignation Of Mrs. Bah.
ringer as secretary was accepted, and the
vacancy will be filled by Mrs. r. E. Viii.
son. The secretary read letter from
the Delineator wanting communications
from some Of the Holly housewives in re.
gard to their domestic science plan.
For Rent
The residence now occupied by
DR.. Pratt. Also a six room house
ard ten acres Of pasture.
Geo. Hollis.
Lost Watch charm, locket,
with woman's picture.
Chester Calkins.
fOr Kent
Pleasant three room house at S.
per month. j p. Linville q Son.
Kaffir Seed
Small amount first class dwarf
kaffir seed for sale.
Geo. Hiney,
R. F. d. Holly, Colo
Cash for Hides and Chickens.
Will buy green horse and COW
hides, paying highest cash price.
Also want your chickens. Up.to.
date Meat Market.
For Sale
Young mare and good milch COW.
Geo. Hollis.
For Rent
Five rom cottage, furnished
Bath and lights, J. ID. Shull.
The Holly chieftain., 1914-05-01
: PANAMA-PACIFIC
INTERNATIONAL EXPOSITION
THROUGH SANTA FE SERVICE
To CALIFORNIA

-Four trains day. the only railroad under one management
all the way The California Limited and the Santa Fe de Luxe
are exclusively s class and carry only steel standard Pull
MANS Fred Harvey meals dining cars and station dining.
route.
The Holly chieftain., 1914-05-01
WILSON BROTHERS
UNDERWEAR

Union and two-piece, with
patented Closed Krotch, the
feature that makes union suits
perfect. Prices from SOC to
$3.50,
The Holly chieftain., 1914-05-01
For Rent

Five rom cottage, furnished
Bath and lights. J. ID. Shull.
The Holly chieftain., 1914-05-01
INTERNATIONAL
PANAMA-CALIFORNIA EXPOSITION

Balboa Park, of l40O acres borders the business
center San Diego that wonder city $4,000 inhabitants
San Diego Bay near the southwest Of U. S A.
Here being built international exposition which will
break all records period Of operation will January
1915 and will close until year.end December 81 1915
he eausbe climate San Diego makes possible doors
show for daysfor here January indeed like
June and June is perfect
You Puene del Cabrllo. WHICH bridges deep
to be transformed lake. and walled city
Of the fifteenth century, its architecture reminding the AL
hambra the old Mexican cahedra and the still older ed6ces
Of the Moorsal blended into what may be termed Spanish
Colonial style Towers and mnarets white walls and red tiled
roof through gay but well ordered prouson of plants
shrubs palms and flowers. Cool leay walks for
ments in the busy whrl Of sightseeing
The Santa Fe exhibit will Of Indian pueblo where
be found representatives Of the various tribes nhabtne
New Mexico and Arizona The will have opportunity
how the southwestern borqnes live and their
handworkhe making Of pottery silver ornaments blankets ETC.
PANAMA.PACIFIC
INTERNATIONAL EXPOSITION
Another exposition will be held at San Francisco in 1915
opening February 20 and closing December This will be on
huge scale its being upwards Of $50000000 Travellers
should take in both the California bearing in mind
the fact that the Santa Fe the only line connecting the Expos
ton cities.
THRlI CH SANTA FE SEPNICE
The Holly chieftain., 1914-05-01
For Sale

Young mare and good mich COW
Geo. Hollis.
The Holly chieftain., 1914-05-01
For Rent
For Rent

Pleasant three room house at S.
per month j p. Linville Il Son.
The Holly chieftain., 1914-05-01
WILSON & ARROW
SHIRTS

The best there is, come with
and without collar. The pat
terms this spring are very tasty.
Prices from 81 to $3.50.
The Holly chieftain., 1914-05-01
Kaffir Seed

Small amount first class dwarf
kaffir seed for sale.
Geo Hiney,
R. F. ID. Holly, Colo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-12-04
Ct GYiferfomplot
/ CANADA.

Senttle, @aib., Sen 3Ote Sob:
Stor SpituoS pafte fornpIig / Sic,
torid, VritiIb Columbia, Gfterretnin-
gen ON, at en- Siepatri,lie bao0e
ifu0t en- Tobaoo me0 fire Wano oll-
boro / S0nf / GSquimalt. Se fire
Wano, iom ale bar llOlGnbineer og
beppbncbe, blep re6oeoe. Se opgap
at bore Spenifer, men Sc err utpil.
iomt Spifere. glpiierne blep forbubt
at nGpne moget ON Sagen, men &ps.
tet pil pioe, at be bapoe gjort ct Sor,
Jog pna at iprGnge ben berpprenoe
fanooiife Slaabeitution / 2uften.
@rougbtonfmnalen, itrar norben-
for Soncouper, err itrn9t % beitrset
meb llnbcrpanosnliner og beifpttet al
&pitbatterier. Iae SIR er iluffebe
% S~nolebene til @ictorio ip1rreoe
al llnoeroanbsminer. &anabiife Sri
piGige bar / fIere Maaneber bolot
pna at erercere paa en- flor 2eirplaos
tlGr Iictoria.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-12-04
Kulitreifen / Colorado.

@ai6ington Sen 30te Hopember:
Trpiibent @ilion bar ioag ubnepnt
Seth 2om / Nep Dorf, Charles @.
WtiQ$ / philadelphia o. Tatricf Sill
oap / GleariieIb, Ea.. iom Weolem-
mer al Ell aommisiiou til at me5le |
itemtioige S%trioigbeoer menem SIR.
beibere og 9lrbeiosgipere, iom nj, er
inpoIperebe / Sen n9rpnrenbe 8ul.
ltreif / Colorado.
commissioner ifal life bape noget
at beitiae meo Ben n9rp9renoe
Strio, Ser bar foraariaeet Samp %
@loosuoepSeIie i Colorado. Sppea
0apis % g. q. Sairlep, De to Wf9g-
Iere, iom III, / flere Waaneoer bar
itrruet meb at iaa ct minoeligt Sor.
liza iitano, ifal iortirtte fine Seitr9-
belier, ipm aaar uo paa at tilpeie.
brinee Ell miolertioig SperensfomIt,
iaa grbeiSet fan eienoptages, inotil
en- cnnelig % fait Sroning al Spi'
ItiabeScrne fan fonme iItano. Gen
az oisie TO MGglere paa Er9iioent
@ilions %eene foreiIaaeSe miolerti.
Sige SrSning bleu for IGnge iioen of
cepteret al Irbeiberne, men berimoo
bar life @rubeielifaberne pGret at
iornaa til at saa meo paa ben.
I~rpiioenten er al Statens @uper.
nsr onmooet ON at ~tilbasefaIoe De
Sprbmostrppper, iom | l9ngere SID
bar p@ret Itationeret / 8rubeoiltrif.
terne iorat baanbb9pe Sroenen, oa
Statstropperne life hapbe nit fV
benne Spaape roren. I%noragenoet
er operienot ariasminiiteren I'll
Sperpciclie.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-12-04
Np NriasbcOilgning.

Berlin 26cn Gcc.-Smob I Stem-
me (SociaIiitiercren &icbfncd)tS)
ucotoQ Den tuife &%i1s0oq iOa0 Ell m
ariQ3bcpilQnin1 p1o lem Slticn Wfil-
lioncr Warf 25O,000,00
&omrct5 %rriioent taIte / i'm
9(a6nirqatoIe ON Sen cn%cItaocnOe
Gotrioti5mc oq Somiolclic, iom mi
bchcrifc0c ole Snlferc, % nPpntc
ION ct nicnoe Grcmpel set tore @n'
tol @iQ40aQ3mrn0, iom M tierlte
ueO Irontcn.
~Eopon", iortiotte BON, "ilittcoe
ia ill pore SLENDER / Enifet ON at
tilucuoc ia iom %ariQ5bpttc Moml'
mcutct 'or Den tpifc &ultnr / BET rler-
lie Eitcn.
Qoo Sen onoen Si0e bar ri ilrnbct
Ell Nlicrct / Gprfict ser 'on ole on
6rc mu6onc0onifc Nolf onlfcr at To-
tie al SET cnQcIitc Nag, huoruco Gng'
lon09 &oloninlmugt pil rpItc / i'm
@~ruu0polo."
Hil4fanilcr ron @cthmnnn-N SOIL
lucl broqte aomlrct Ell @illcn ira
&clicrcuL
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-12-04

lin9en | Rorge, oplpite, at en- norif
Screening er unoer 2anneIie Der
inoer Ilripicier al Sounbations
raaogipenbe norlfe aomite. Den ifaI
oprcttes paa iamme @riinoIag iom
Sanif.amlerifanife SeIifab, Der al.
Ierebe bar 26S IeoIewtmer. Scum.
bations Organ, "american Scanoi'
napian Gepiem", bill npite gar bli
uopioet. Gre al De uitge WPito,
iom tiIoeItes Stipenoier for 1914
1915, bar paa @rlno al Wiiliter-
tieneite life funnel benptte Jig beraf,
ncmIig 2eitnant slrne Z. Sunoe
ira Norge og 81. q. SiIueritoIpe os
Or. q. Col ira Sperige. De tire
andre, Cars Berg, Malcolm @eIter-
goaro % Or. @uomlutb Satt, be-
timber fig M Der / Sa,roet. Berg
i%tuoerer eleftriif Sngenier-Gioenifab
peb @inneiota l~lniperiitet, 8eiter'
9aro Characterization peo Sninois
llniperiitet oe Sat- gtnologi peo 60
lumbia Sinansfomiteerls Sormano,
Sobn 8. Sage meooelte, at en- betp'
oeIig Gel al FOUNDATIONS Gienoom
enonu bar uproouftip. Gen beltaar
al @rllnbeietoom / Spo-grooflpn,
life Iarst ira 9ouIiors Stem, os pil
/ Sioens SOB blt meget p9roiiulo.
5or nprpprenbe er Ser ingen Sno.
fomit berfra, men aoitiuise lObeta.
til Sfatter o. To-.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-12-04
Nurobucr inn 2upgibcrc. s Nor

0ufotaS npuaIgtc SegiSlatur er 'el-
Ocnbe Sfanoinaper, foruOen Be &C.
natorer, bpi3 Sermin enorm life er
u0lobcn: Senotct = 8. u. Gn9.
limo, @orD Gountp; M. g. Nel'
ion, @rano Sorts Gountp; GODoro
30. Nelion, Gidlano Gountp; 6.
8. Secfle, Honiom Gountp; G6as.
GQin0Ion, Stecle Golmtp; q. s.
&irfcioe, 9crIon Gountp; 9. T.
Sonoltrom, %ottincau Gonntp; s..
80. GatSpog, McSenrp Gountp;
Mfartin SboreIon, Barnes Golmtp;
s. Z. @rpnpoIb, Tierce Golintp.
<ict 6. g. G6riitianion, @aro
60; Better 8. SielmitaO, Nels Z.
&coolell, Siper Saaacf, @alib 60;
@ons Sobnion, q. StenIo or, GRILL
60; @crrt 9. Sinobecf, Gais Co.;
Nil5 Neterion, 81. 90. Sbonlpion,
Sargent Co.; &. @. Gperion,
briggs 60; q. .. u. Neterlon,
$ Z. Guanbecf, Nelion 60; Ole
arpif, Gopalier 60; Sobn 9. afer,
hilbert g. 2inonbl, @enion Co.;
Martin Sogboug, Hamiep Co.;
Gbas. @~rnthorp, Ga Mtoure Co.; 2.
3. 2angbabI, aiooer Co.; 6. ..
SoraIoion, 6. 6. Socobion, @otti'
ncan Co.; q. &c. Sbonpion, @aro
Co.; 2ollis @ortenion, Gbbp 60;
Z. 8. Goble, @eus Go; $. %.
gricfIon, WcSenrp Gouutp; 90. g..
Ipbre, HiflImo Co.; q. =. San-
ion, Barnes 60; Sobn Sbliulo,
@olpn,on 60; StaaIe Senoricficn,
@urfe Co.; u. 8. Stenebiem g. Z.
@eItoabI, 81. 9. 2arion, @iaiams
oa Wtc 9en5ie Co.; >. Sborion,
Tierce Co.; Setter 81. ariugen,
Mountrail Co.; Simon Sabr, Wtc.
9ean 60; s. 9. Short, SurIeigb
60.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-12-04
Diuas 1notoS.

Wcrico Gin 0cu 30tc Nopcmbcr.
General &laa muriderc0e ioag inN
/ Nope0itaotu / Spi0icn ior Ell Nrnl1
puo $4,000 N}ou0. Mau antom OH
Gitcrmiooagcu til llofontcn al 9pcn,
huor han ciablcrc0c lit @oOeotuortet
ol mo0toQ 0eputationer % %liitr
al Sc u0culouoitc &ouiulcr. Ser,
9iiQu nil life rultt inc / ieIue Nptr
ior Den propiioriilc ErGliOent @rt.
there's NutomaL onto1cliG paa 6rc'
Gag
@cn. &ino iorIo0 (nln iOa0 Mor.
Qcs itror tilcr A}o0to8c!len Al IfeN'
oclclicu olIL at 9pcn Fodrucn por
in0tnGct al bans Nn0alIcribrlgdot
lmocr General Naoul N{o0cra2 aonl-
ulQu0o.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-12-04
Nappet / Oanmarf.

Murpra, 81, Ben lite December.
Irel Ha5muSIen, Sinansiefretpr i
aurora Council go. l., Deomen Of
Nmerica, CT blepen eiteriporet til Ell
Iiben 2anosbp / Sanmarf. San
bill rimeIigpis bli arreiteret Ser paa
Infloge for ct llnoerilGb al n9i ten
$1,000 al 2oeenS @ioler. Sfslge
en- meQem be Soreneoe Stater %
Gunmarf b~eitaoenbe Sraftat fan ban
bli uoleperet og icnot tilbage til 81.
llnois.
Wrs. GasmusIen, iom frentoeles
Dor Der / slurora, fortGller, at bum
intet bar bort fra fin @tano iioen
ban ioripanot.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-12-04
upetr / Geras.

Siplge ct Telegram fra Sonston,
SeroS, blep en- Nerion brGbt og file.
fppiteoe UNDER en- poloiom Sorbetl.
itorm, iom roieoe Der tiolis ON @or-
genen ben 2oen December. Ser
ialbt 6 CONNER Hesn, og ilere gps.
ninger ramponcreoes al Spnct.
Slere Sroer repes bort % mang.
Suie / Ben lapere Gel al Spen oper-
ipemnIeoe5.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-12-04
Ocositrarrn ophopct.

Salem, Gre3or Sen lite See:
SieI9e Den III niilutteNe oiiicicuc
Srling AZ &c Ueo Stotspalqet az
qipne Ste!nmer or @runoIop$amen.
0ementet ON AiifaiieIien al Gc0&-
itra'ien oento8et meo 157 Stcn-
mers Moioritet. Ger bIep ialt al.
gipe. 100,552 Stemmer Tor o.
10O,395 moo amenoementet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-12-04
Nmerican Scandinavian Sommoa.

tiom bpIot nplig Ieoe | gtep 9orf.
Sefrctrren DR.. s. q. 2eah rap.
poriercbe, at man M bauSe 1916
aS~iociereoe Mteolenmner. 500 bapoe
Iluttet ia til iioen %ai Maaneo.
Set blep beiIuttet, at DIR. @eah Ell
Ter Ssul ifaI ioreMse en- &eiie til
@elten o. beiege Sc ifanSinaoiif-
amerifanIfe SfoIer. - Srf. Sanna
u. 2arieu, iom bar FOUNDATIONS
&eprrientant peo SubiITlmSiSliil'
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-12-04
banoelsbalancen

@aibinetor, ben lite Sec: Siel.
&c ct al @au0eIsoepartenielltet ioog
oiientiiggiort SoeriIas uiI Der 10.
og SuoiprieIsbauoel | Hopem6cr
piie ri Sperifuo, eler Ell SanbeIs.
balance Tom be. fables, al ca. $40.
100000 ! 6aupr al De 6orere0e
Gtater,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-12-04
Spnncr AZ Hurac.

SDnncr ~ Norge. IS Nolpoolt,
@eQS 60, z. 0af., blep Der nplig
itiitet en- &ogc al Sroeren ~Senner
al Norge". Ger bar iaaet 9tapnet
Norofop 2oQe 157. 6sl9enSe Gnt-
beO$nrno er oalgt: ErGiioent, $.
Eoueiion; %iceprGlioent, Gnnlno
Narietb; Setrctpr, 6. 81. Galoeer;
Sinanaiefrctrr, 6. Z. Inoerion;
aasicrer, u. :. Sortnep; He8ent,
Sans SocQooro; Narlbau, WonS
NeIictb; oSluterenoe Warlbau, Ole
Sorteberg; &uore @agt, 9. ,.
Sicaum; 9Nre @agt, e. Soruit5.
I'll Srlitce$ polgtes: g. NJ. Sd.
10th, SSacob ". Sacobion % s. =.
@rinohcim. Observation-Disclosures
Sans Goegoor6, Sobn Sosn %
Gouci @rpniuIiion. SpgebiTlpto'
mite: Sans Nellctb pg Ilbert So
cobion. Zen me 2ose begpnoer ntco
33 Meblcnmcr. ears ~. etoc er
2o9enS Suaaitriper.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-12-04
"Sribnnc" Wranoen.

tipuHt
lis SioeuSe" minber ON, at Oct Den
3Otc Mouember bette Iar bar 20
gar iioen "Sribune"' "p9irln9ellS
9rano, ga ipu @cnneifer iaitot i'm
Gsb, Neriblonot Trpi. eofparo Oh
ion, Treiiocnt for SoItb Satota
llniucriitct o. Srcoer al General ..
&. Slicn. @lanot DC reooeoe par
oSiiiterenoe Reoafter al "Sribinle"
NicoIau @repitao. Seniten Ferloner
bIeu iorbrUuot cucr iorlaaeoe. "ps-
ningcn, ser bar otte etaser bsi %
itob bpor Yhocnir @Nninaen III er,
paa Attn Il. oa Maranette Ipe.
neobrpnSie til @rlmben. Zen lanl'