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Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1914-02-13
AFTER The SOUTHERN PACIFIC

Attorney General McReynolds FL
cd n suit in the United States court
at Salt Lake yesterday to break
the Southern Pacific's control over
the Central Pacific railway and its
subsidiary coast lines. Cancclla-
ton Of tee Southern Paciic's 90
year lease and a perpetual injunc-
ton was asked.
The petition charges that the
combination exists in violation of
the sU-cailed Pacific railroad laws,
which it sets fourth, were designed
by congress to secure n continuous,
connected line from the Missouri
river to the Pacific coast with equal
advantages to oil other roads. II
was declared further that the
Southern Pacific and the Central
Pacific are competitive lines.
1t vas pointed out that the lines
of the Central Pacific form n nat
ural through connection at Ogden
for the Union Pacific and that a
restoration of competitive condi-
tions would give the Union Pacific
a through route for transcontinent-
al traffic, and for traffic TO the
Oriental steamship connections at
San Francisco. The decree sought,
the petition AYERS, would restore
competition to portions of Califor-
mia, Arizona, New Mexico, Texas
and Louisiana.
Through its control of the Cen
trail Railway company" says the
petition, "the Southern Pacific
company prevents joint traffic or
pr~orating arrangements between
Tie former and the Union Pacific.
The Southern Pacific company so
adjusts its freight rates and pass
cngcr fares on traffic originating
in the Central Pacific territory
north of San Francisco, so as to
discriminate against transportation
eastward over the joint trans.con.
tinental route Of the Central and
Union Pacific railroads and other
eastern connections, thereby pre-
vcnting competition and denying
equal advantage and facilities as to
rate, time and transportation"
The petition further declares that
in operation the management fayors
its Sunset route" its joint rail and
water service between the eastern
sea board and the Pacific coast, al
lowing as little business as possible
to 80 through the Ogden gateway
and over the Central Pacific.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1914-02-13
Salmagund
From Saturdays Daily.

Heavy now storms cast of Og-
den last night DELAYED all west
bound trains. No. 8 due here at 2
o'clock was marked up at $3.50
when we went to lress.
The modern version: The prodi-
gal son had just sneaked in tne back
way between two days. Owing to
the greediness of the beef trust
exclaimed the old man, I'VE are
entirely out of fatted calf. hut
here's a can opener. Get busy"
A sheep man near Blair drove a
band of two thousand sheep to a
pond to water them and soon had
twelve hundred dead as the pond
was filed with cyanide Of solution
which had escaped from a cyanide
plant.
Contrary to the general impress
sion, homegrown currahts. straw
berries, raspberries, gooseberries
and cranberrics are plentiful in
Alaska and as determined by soil,
climate and Typographical cundi-
tions. farming is possible on ap-
proximately lO0. 900 square miles
of territory.
Don't forget that "Sapho," the
magnificent six reel production,
featuring Florence Roberts the
famous emotional actress will be
presented at the Rex Theatre Sat
urday, Feb. Z, 1914. The only true
production of this famous play ever
shown in Elkc. No advance in
prices of admission. First show be-
gins promptly at even O'clock
Advt
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1914-02-13
Salmagund
From Thursdays Daily.

Ftoiu 1Hu quay D Ddiiy.
Dr.. Eby will leave for his home
at st. Anthony, Idaho tonight.
A fire in Ely yesterday morning
destroyed the Three Dueces"
dance hall.
Lord and Lady Dccies passed
west last night over the Western
Pacific in q special train.
DR.. Harper brought Mrs Nevada
Cameron from Carlin this morning
to be operated upon for appcndi.
citis.
John Schocr is dcsn from Clover
valley. He is walking pretty straight
these days. There's a good rcason
for Il.
Il. l.. Bachman and Frank Ward.
rop have a motor cyclic delivery
wagon in town. The animal runs
the wagon ahead Of tho diver.
This is the anniversary of the
birth of Abraham Lincoln, the
great emancipation. Although n legal
holiday all business went aloag as
usual in town.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1914-02-13

in Elko under difficulties. Owing
to an undesirable location. the
only one they could get, their bust.
ness did not prosper as it should,
but having confidence in the town,
they concluded to remain and en-
joy a portion Of the business pros
perity. Now, the company is To-
Gated in the Hotel Mayer and is do
ing a thriving business. Tomorrow
a w~rite-uJ of the company will ap-
pear. .
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1914-02-13
500 REWARD 500

The readers of this paper will be
pleased to learn that there is at
least one dreaded disease that
science has been able to cure In all
its stages and that is Catarrh.
Halls Catarrh Cure is the only
positive cure now known to the
medical fraternity. Catarrh being
a constitutional disease, requires
constitutional treatment. Halls
Catarrh Cure Is taken Internally
acting directly upon the blood and
mucous surfaces Of the system,
thereby destroying the foundation
of the disease and giving the pat
lent strength by building up the
constitution and assisting nature
in doing its work. The proprietors
have so much faith in it's curative
power that they offer One Hundred
Dollars for any casc that it fails
to cure. Send for list of testi-
monials.
Address: F. j. Cheney & Co. To.
ledo, Ohio.
Sold by all druggists, 75 cents.
Take Halls family Pills for con.
stipation.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1914-02-13
Salmagundi
From Tuesdays Daily.

Mr.. Shirley and John Yowell
left for Salt Lake this morning.
The bullion shipment sent out
Friday morning by the Tonopal
Mining COMPANY AMI the Tonopah
Belmont Development Company,
and concentrates shipped for the
latter part of January, represent a
total of Sl6G. 900. There were IO5
tons in the shipment.
DR.. Eby arrived from St. An.
thony, Idaho yesterday afternoon.
lie attended the opening Of the new
hotel las, night and seemed to be
enjoying .hc best Of health. His
many Elko friends are always glad
to see him.
Following arc tho new officers
OIL The Nevada Editorial association
erected yesterday: President, d.
H. williams, fallon; Vice president
" IL Ricketts,, Reno; secretary, f.
H. i%larfoun, Winnomucca; treasur.
er' +. M. stcningcr, Elko.
The Nevada editors in session at
Reno yesterday tclcgrahed their
opposition to the appointment OF
Bert Mcintosh as United States dis.
trict attorney TO Senator's New
lands and Pittman. The opposition
OF the editors should defeat tn, an.
pointment Of Mr. Mcintosh.
One year ago today tho Howell
Jewellery company began business
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1914-02-13
TIE HILLTOP DYNAMITIDG

A most dastardly and fiendish at
tempt at revenge was made Mon
day night at Hilltop, when a cow
ard. regardless of everything, but
his object Of vengeance, tried to
blow up a saloon and eating house
filled with people, who it seems
had the favor of Providence and
escaped annihilia;ion.
Nelson's saloon and the room in
the rear contained thirteen people
at midnight of Monday. when there
came an explosion Of dynamite.
The windows were shattered and
very severely jolted, but no further
damage done.
investigation showed that some
misecerant had placed n sack con.
tanning forty-eight sticks of dyna-
mite under the building and an
other stick of dynamite with cap
and fuse which vas exploded. Some
thirty feet distant on the snow still
another stick of dynamite was
found primed with cap and fuse
which had not been lighted.
1t is supposed that the sack con-
tanning the large quantity of pow
der had been placed under the build
ing some time previously, and that
fiend came there at midnight with
two sticks primed to cause the ex-
plosion. On his way he evidently
dropped one stick on the snow and
could not find it as he dared not
make a light. He then lit the other
fuse and tossed it towards the sack
containing the large charge and
FASTENED away, probably guilty
frightened.
The explosion tore holes in the
sack and the paper off some Of the
sticks of dynamite in the sacs. 1t
is'btlieved that the sack was fold
ed or crumpled in such a way that
it formed a cushion which resisted
the impact of the explosion of the
one stick and which saved the lives
of thirteen people and the build
ing and contents. '"
1t is surmised that the object of
the fend was revenge upon one
man. The authorities have been
and are still investigating and are
following certain suspicious which
may result in capturing the con-
scienccless coward. 1t has since
been reported that 45 sticks of
dynamite were stolen Monday from
the Kimberly United mine.
The feeling in Hilltop next day
was so intense that had the per-
petrator been detected he would
probably have been strung up.
As il was there was great rejoic-
Ing of those who had such a lucky
escape.-Battle Mountain Scout.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1914-02-13
LOOKS LIKE
GROSS IGNORANCE

Our attention has been called to
an Act Of the last Legislature that
may have some bearing upon the
travelling expenses of the road su.
perVisor. This Act was approved
March %, 1919. The Act author.
izing the appointment of a road
supervisor was approved March
26th, four days later. The last Sec
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1914-02-13
Salmagundi
From Fridays Daily

w. T. Smith arrived from San
Francisco this morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Henderson
left for San Francisco this after
noun.
Mrs. Mcdowell returned last
night from Missouri, where she
went with Dr.. McDowell's remains.
Pearl Grant tried at Carlin for
selling liquor without a license
was acquitted by the jury that
tried her.
The city council of Las Vegas has
limited the number of saloons to
five. The Review says that ever
that number would be more than
enough.
Hobe Clinton returned yesterday
from San Francisco, where he had
been undergoing medical treat
ment. Hope his health is fully
restored.
Through the agency of Los An
geles people, who have had the.deal
under way for several months, the
princely domain of the Winter wood
Land company comprising 5000
acres of the choicest land in the
Vegas valley only four miles from
this city has been sold to a syndi-
cate Of Japanese capitalists Las
Vegas Age.
The Charity ball was net as we'll
attended last night as it should have
been, but those present we're given
an excellent time. The Opera
house was tas!efully decorated, the
music was fine and the ladies and
gentlemen wore their best toys.
Everything passed Off smoothly and
the ball so far as its entertaining
features are concerned was q suc-
cess. We hope it wasa big success
financially.
A democrat has been elected in
the second Iowa district to fill the
vacancy caused by the death of
Congressman Pepper. Although
the republican candidate was de-
fcated, the chairman of the rerub-
lican congressional committee
claims the result as u republican
victory. 1t is only a hidebound
standpatter that can make such a
claim. Queer creatures, these re.
publican stanipatters. p
Political plums will make men
forget their troubles; they will
compel new friendships and ALI.
ances, they will bring honeyed
words from the lips that have been
sour as kraut; they will quick IN
the steps Of the lame and halt and
force dimmed eyes to see the world
through bright lenses. Political
plums are really wonderful things
and though arid Nevada has but
few within it, we note their trans
tendency just the same.-Churchill
Standard.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1914-02-13
Salmagundi
From Wednesdays Daily

called to the orders Of tho State
she; p commission in this issue.
State Treasurer Mcmillan has
our thanks for a copy of his annual
repurt giving the transactions OF
HE Office for 1913.
The write-up Of the Howell Jew
lery company, promised for today
has heen postponed until their new
fixtures arrive and are put in place.
Pearl Grant is under arrest at
Carlin for selling liquor without a
license. = District Attorney Carville
and Deputy Sheriff Lamon left for
Carlin on No. 3 this afternoon tn
attend the trial.
Nevada had 1854, 9S3.35 worth
Of bonds and cash in its treasury on
the 30th of January. The cash
amounted to S527. 43.35, and the
remainder was interest bearing
bonds belonging to the school
fund.
Bandit Castillo who ran a pass
engcr train into a tunnel and set
fire to it, killing all on the train,
is reported captured with his hand.
General Villa says if the report is
true. the bandits will be taken to
Juarez and publicly executed.
Five thousand dollars was the
value of gold dust shipped during
the week as a part of the product
from the Copper canvon ~placers,
despite the stormy and freezing
weather, and this was the product
of one rocker only.-Battle Noun
tain Scout.
An earthquake lasting from 10
to 90 seconds shook up the eastern
part Of the county yesterday from
lower Canada us far. west as st.
Luuis. The shock was especially
severe in the central and northern
part Of New York. No damage to
property is reported. a laborcr
lost his life ut Binghampton, N. Y,
by a trench in which he was work
ing Icing caved in by the quake.
Paul Lovelace, who was sem to
the penitentiary from this county
several years ago FIR stealing ANAL
gam from the Edgcmont Mining
company was released from the
pcnitcntiary Monday after serving
another term for nearly killing a
Chinsman in Virginia City. Love
lace assaulted the Chinaman with
the Intention of robbing him.. The
Chinaman recognized his assailant
and Lovelace went to tho pen. He's
a very had egg.
We received q letter from A. J.
Mcdaniel this morning saying that
Mr.. Wingfcld is not interested in
the opion he obtained Saturday in
the Smith Creek soap deposit. We
got our information from Mr.. Nc.
Elroy who conducted the negotia-
tions for the option. The tone of
Mr.. McDsnicl's letter is such that
we place very little crcdence in
what he avs. However, our read
ers may take their choice between
him and our informant. We arc
inclined to believe the latter.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1914-02-13
Football Mot a pln.Lln-

That phrase 20 much used in the
football season. Chasing tho pisukin,"
involves q popular error. Tho foot.
ball 10 not niade Of plgskin, but Of the
hide OF tho calf or COW, and, for the
cheaper variety, the akin OF the sheep.
Footballs OF tho ordinary grade ere
made In this country, but some Of the
nneet, sold to those who are not par
toular about price. are imported from
England, whore the industry was an
old n before It was started In Amer
ioA.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1914-02-13

Truest Form Of Religion.
The beat brand OF religion Ia the
kind n mNn uses in his business
Chicago News.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1914-02-13

Sweet and White.
Practically tho only posy permissible
IN a black 7elvot hat 10 the ~gardenia.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1914-02-13

Mr.. Shirley and John Yowell
left for Salt Lake this morning.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-09-01
Ntinurrntu.
.ouor 0lvfntunhiIf

&anac Mntumobilcr. &islQc gu
onper ira Stats'efretpren er Der M
$1,000 I%itonnobiler / BRIG / W|iu.
ncioto.
frn Gruabn inches, at 2. q.
Sponion, cit pelfiennt a~o,trafter /
Miperton, ON Moroencu Den 27be os,
ianhteS 300 al et SlertetiliPloe.
@aaScfne. @nlter &iaocion / Ncip
Norf Mills blep icrleoen brpbt pcb
Ct @oaocifno al lin 6 Nor Golnlc
Vrcber. Sans %opeh bIcp ifllot al.
Niis Hasnn Nrnticn beoc iorlencn
Soa Sopemooo Noinltal / Mlnnen.
poliS, IS Mar aon1mel. Slin hapoc
ppbolht iig poa NoipituIct / Ter Mar,
@gtepieoc. Wiiis 9(rnn Nipbre %
Conrad .. Taulion blcb llplla Gate.
piehe / 8rono Mcaoolp. @rlloen or
@raouellt ira St. OIoi College i
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-09-01

occurrence NpucriUne Nlcm i Nl0r-
ton houbc iorlcOcn Niten @cisg Al en-
Snp. iom itial $40 / Ecu9c.
Mrs. i. vi. @bcclcr, NuItrn til
Nr. Whcclcr, Scr 0cltoN / $nNten puo
Nonlc%. % ?)olntlcrbrohrcnc / Nortb.
iieIN, Miuu., er olNaoct peO Spocn
/ @ruuO Sorts. %iQet bragte@ iii
NorthiicIo Tor at %bcArduc3.
Sr. Sham taller. Su'iragiiterne
/ Scpcla Sntc ~ pnlllgNcn0c StreN
ucnter Jig Ell ltpr oa ln~tcre9lant 2oJ
Sen 12tc Scptcnbcr, 'or "a ltnI bCu
~bcficuotc NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Sr.
Iuua Show taller Ser / Nnen.
Gr3loiion. %co Grplolioncu al en-
IccmIcnbcbolocr ! SorNo her ON
SoQcu blep Nenru EbcIp9 orUbt 81
Nohu Ncliou. ~ 9lar Qamrucl. bIcp
%dluorliA tuUltet. Set nntaQca. ar
Nelion oil tonulc ira oct mc0 Stuct
Saaipgcr SaScrcn. Giter hpao
ser bercttca ira 0icfin'on bar Snp
Illen GolSmcll fieuot nlennem Phi.
ierne iom !. =. n. onIaat Soa mob
lin Saocr Tor az iaa tllbaee 400
Icrea Sano / Stnrt Gouutp OF
$1,000 Tor Nrugen al 2anoet / ipu
Iar.
Sial mobe / Sarge. TrTiIeeni
@orii Al Sri.State 8rain auo Stoct
8romerS Gouucution tuiogier. al oei
nTite aarlilc Nieoe pil blipe oibolo!
Ii Soroo Sen t9oc til 22oc Souuor
nrite Mar. Get nil bli ct intcrcsiaui
Nteoe. hportiI Se1nIu6cu a. Gar
mere llttcrt MI bli meAet ltor.
Saaliturm. McoNclclicr iii Minot
ON Ell NaQlitorul, iom nnIlN har her
ict piaic Strea Der i NTrhcocn, 9aa,
Iuo poa, AZ 0arnncrnc bar liot ltorI
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-09-01
mnutnnu.

I'm Gp%entnrer. Sor mango, nlan-
ee gar tiIbase ioripanot @illiam
Steifins ira lit &iem / Minne'ota,
% trpos ollie @eitrpbelle r ira hans
Slrgtningers SIDE paa at iinbc bant
igieil, bar % blep ban iporle't bortc.
Sor nogle Gage iioen ianotcs eli
Iano Iieacnoe 500 paa @aetrappeit
til en- SaIoon / Misioulu. Oct bite
fla of pore ben i%elpiamme Stefiins,
ionl Sc / ale bisIc Iar bar legt efter.
Sans Seiter ira @tinneiota fon bio.
op oo funbc blanot anoct fortTlle,
at Der / en 9onf / 2itffielb Der /
Staten inbeltob $4,000 til bans
areoit. Sisie Nen9e bar Ell grp til
bam al ct 0sbsbo, og De bar Itaaet
/ @anfen / tppe slar. Zen afosoe
Wono bsbc / Snttigoom. Oct laoer
til, at Der err ellfelte mistr1tfelige
Omitrnoiabeber neo bans Spo, %
Tolitict laoer MI Sngen nnoerIsgc.
Mrbeioerrpret / Butte. Sra Butte
meooeles ben 27be Iugiiit: Sniur-
center bIanot Minearbeioerne MOB
@eitern federation Of Miners mar
it)ereoe ioag i Slot og Selge til Ina-
conoaminen tilberenoe Miloconoa
Copper Company % benlGgti9eoe
ita meIlem 80 og 40 MeOlelnnler al
Teoerationen, ion hapoc np1tet at
lutte Jig til Butte Mtine @orfers
Union. &c blep ollie fert neo / Vpell
iii n9pnte Unions Sopeofparter og
her tpang man Dem til at gaa illo
Soreningen, alle unbtagen Z, ionl
b~aaronaffet afilog at bape noget meo
Den Iofale Union at lfaffe. 6or at
ifrpmme oisie til at pbmpge Zig blcp
oe bunoet paa Spnber og 5eooer.
Smiolertib iortiptter Sniureenternc
iin eicnoommelige aan,p MOB Welt-
ern federation blanot andre al oenS
Meolemmer, % oct Ter no til at Sir
Observation-Disclosures / Butte pil bli al
lang &arigbeo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-09-01
1noldnoet.
Grtun.

Ire. Qcwis Mmmion / SIoter, CT
heh al Mopcfrrit / Ell gIber al 81
Mor. Sln opcrlcpes al lin Wano %
fem @arn.
"Neaobeats". 9pacrne / 0es
Wcincs bar bcarnot eli @cpTaeli(
for Of beifnttc Tia mos proicsiionellC
"Teohbeais", hporaf ser fol pPre
i~iirboanIia mango Ser / @ncn.
@ub IaisnsIina. Sra @reeltc
ntehheles, al lloiiaferne Tor III uo-
merfct Moisapling or lnie Scr / 60.
men. Moiicn itnnr hctnhclia oocr hct
aiennenrinitIiae, hebcr bet. % or be.
ore ircrunc cr1h Den plcicr at pnrc
rna hcnnc Sio al Norrt.
25baiale. Gle Gnnbiion. SIS 9lnr
1nnrntel, Neoc / if Stem / Mouno
iorlcbcn Sal. meloe@ ira @nnfon.
San haroc boot / NIlar1ofec Gountp
! lana Sih. Nor3 @e9rnnclic iornt
Steo ira %eitrc Nniut Grecf Sirfc.
hnor Toi,or :. Z. ~. @renlio FOR.
rctfchc.
Gricf GicpclanS or nnlio nIuNiclia
n'anoet pcs Sebcn / if Nicnr / NUr.
hcoeu al Gcllu citcr Iu1tQerc Si62
SpncliQhco. "a Ell %cn fom ior at
hcieec ham. rilbc bon rciic iia ira lin
Stol Tor At hiIic pno hdn1. men Icl-
rehc ON heh. Nnn nor not nnn Std-
rauacrfanicn / 1889 o. fom III Inrc.
rifo / 1888. Sans NuitruL isot
Huano Sompior, % lire Barn opcr.
leucr ham.
Zen mniti1c Suinoc. N&lacntinc
ror Gil nmltIlf Nulnoc. &n0cn peo,
hpen bun or. SOM nUAtcr paa Oct
hcifemtciic at ilAc ct Sicrbcna Sro,
p0 ma foll hellcrlffc ino hcnoc III
az iri'c cllcr hriffc. Tollfict 'tnor
olNcleS raohpllh opcr Tor "N'n'tc.
riot, % @pgerne ncb I~laeInallnt,
Eodh DC ifol ioreio1e ii1. Get loocr
fiji. at StoffcIcn or belpi5 lanlnlct
baabe milf % mcntalt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-09-01
Mirtteun

Isosfalo. Mrs. &arcn &eperio on
er nplig aigaaet peo Geben / lit Siem
npr 8rano Saoen, eiter noeen Iios
&ibeIie al Mapefrpit. 9aren Nep-
erlen bIep iebt / 2ampig, @orge, Den
2Den Sttpber 1889. S 1884 iorloo
bun Morge iamnlen meo lin 6amilie
% boiatte Jig / Chicago. Scr booze
sc laa / 10 Mar. inotil be for II Mar
iiben ilpttebe til Mid)igan % boiatte
iia / &obinion 2omnbbip / Nprbeoen
al 8rano Sapen. Ger bebe benoes
Manb, Hper Hperier, for nj Iar
iiben.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-09-01

mes Tarti. Set iorbolber fig ganife
rigtig. flyer De. at De Nsoe bar lioet
eIIer n,tet at Hare iig meo, % bpiS
Scr intet bIir ioretaeet for at birIpe
DEM, oil Der inben l9rse bli Srn-
gersnso BANDIT Dem. aiebmGnoene
pil life irIae Dem 8arer paa areoit,
og M, oa @interen itoor for Gsren,
I'll BET ie iIoe no, beriom life Hegie.
ringen inoirier fine Sorpligteller
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-09-01
'SfanSinapiif :luitrerst Gpaebua",


abarbeiSct for jfan0imauiife Sns.
bolbninser / Mmerifa, bill lore Senr
benne Stunt.
Otter benne goe fan Ser Iapes
baaoe iolib sammellanbIf' Soft og
amerifanife @etter at enbber Trt.
Get Tiger Jig ielp, at Den oplpier ont
alt. iom aneaar 9aenine, Spltnins
0. (. b. 9esuben pil man finoe man.
ne aooe Haao, hporai baaoe speOe %
uspeoe Softer fan bsite 2eroom.
nj De pistigite aiinit ifal fremba.
pes: 8rpS % 8asning, Supper,
Trnstsrso, Salater, Cancer, Huo.
Sinser, Smelsttcr, Yie'r, 8eleer ps
See.Grcam, etc., S%riffeparer o. I. b.
ct interesiont SiaGs er en- elite
cper Orb / observation-disclosures.
iom er urifiellise paa @orIf og
Sanif, % Ell Iienenoe 9iite oner
norife % eueeIife Orb, iom benpttes
/ Snsbolbningen.
Wtaal % S9gf or aflgtpet effer Oct
hertiaanos briieelige Spitem. % meo
bettes 9en0pnelier. III praftife
@runoe er oos oct nleite blepet no.
reallet / &oppcr % Sfeer.
@ogen - 319 Sioer meo Sin.
itrationer = er eoot % inrift inb
bunbet % foiter irit tilienot $t.OO.
Nteo Soften" ct Iar / Sorifuo
$500.
=. g~nunSien Ymbl. So,
Seeorah, Suma.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-09-01

i Merico. Spis man berimoo iptter
bam no al 9etraatning % logger
fine Elol,er l,ben banl, ioa fan man
6anife iiffert perte fig me Ganifelis.
teoer. aoniiI gonaros bar UNDER
lit Spbolb beriieoe bopt meeet ct
giere meo giIla os fienoer bam me.
get npie, iaa ban peo, boao ban talcr
en-. Meb Senlpn til Garran5a uota.
Ter ban, at ban er en- itor Eolitifer,
men nnar bette er iagt, er Der heller
fife tort mere at iige ON BAN, rne.
ner ban.