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The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1916-04-20

A good prospector can go out and
find some gold in the Potomac valley
almost any time he tries, but the diff
Guilty with tho yield is that the cost of
GRE reduction Is several dollars for ev-
cry dollar of gold yielded. A Baltimore
expert predicts that some time a vein
will be discovered which will give rise
to an eastern gold excitement
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1916-04-20

Benjamin Phillips, age SO pleaded
guilty at London sessions court to
breaking a plate glass window worth
SIS In Ncwington causeway. A list OF
previous convictions showed that he
had spent half his life in prison. This
was the seventh time he had broken
Wis particular window,
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1916-04-20

In 1887, during the burning of the
Canadian parliament building, Alfred
Todd, father Of Percy r. Todd, of Ban
gor, Me-, and some others rescued q
picture of Queen Victoria from the
names; in the recent fire in the Can
adian capitol Walter Todd assisted in
the rescue Of the same picture.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1916-04-20

In contradistinction to the greater
part Of The aircraft engaged In the
present war which, in order to gain
immunity from antiaircraft guns, hy
at high attitudes, II Is learned that the
Germans have devised and introduced
Into service an aeroplane that flies be-
low the line Of fire of these guns. II
Is exceedingly fast and flies so low that
antiaircraft artillery can not be trained
on II so that the shells will burst with
accuracy. However, in getting immu-
nifty from these guns It comes within
range Of rifle fire and machine gun
fire, and as protection against these
It Is heavily armored. Flying close to
the ground, the occupants Of the new
German aircraft are in q position to
locate accurately the position Of troops
and masked batteries, and obtain much
military information OF inestimable
value.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1916-04-20

The 554 people out of every 1000 in
Switzerland who save money must be
compared with a meager 10S in this
country, the difference accounting ac-
cording to a Chicago banker, for the
fact that in our large cities one burial
out OF 10 is made in q potters field.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1916-04-20
BELIEVED MILWAUKEE MAY
ACQUIRE DAKOTA CENTRAL

Watertown. s. D., April 1T--Follow-
ing the issuance Of the decree by Judge
James D. Elliott at Sioux Falls, which
will result in the sale OF the South
Dakota Central railway within 80 days,
there are persistent rumors afioat that
the Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul
railway or parties associated Herewith,
contemplate steps to procure this road.
1t is a we'll established fact that the
Milwaukee Is the most logical line to
assume control Of the Central in case
1t Is sold as by linking up tho Water
town end Of the line with the main line
Of the Milwaukee at either Summit or
Ortley, the Milwaukee would secure
a very valuable feeder which operates
through a rich territory with its south
ern terminus in Sioux Falls. Another
Iumor is that grading crews that did
work on the proposed northern extern
sion Of the Central from Watertown
over year ago are accommodating
supplies sufficient for a seasons work,
preparatory to again resuming work
on the unfinished grade north from
Watcrtown to some point on the Mil
waukee. That work is to be carried
en- for the purpose of completing the
grade Is very plausible in view Of the
statement made several months ago
by representatives of the hondholders
that IL through the sale of the rail-
road, an extensive program of road i'm
rpOvement would be carried out
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1916-04-20

To enable persons to take breathing
exercises systematically and on q pro-
gressive scale is the purpose of simple
apparatus invented by a French doc
k0y
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1916-04-20
INCREASED REGISTRATION AT
RAPID CITY IS SUSPICIOUS


Rapid City, S. D., April 15.-When
the registration books for the city cleo
ton closed here 1t was found that over
1850 had registered for q chance to
vote at the election next Tuesday. This
number is ahead Of any other registra-
ton in this city by hundreds and Is
nearly twice what the vote was on the
wet" and dry" proposition last year,
that being the largest vote cast at the
1915 election. At that time total Of
731 votes was cast on the liquor ques-
ton 1t is the prevailing topic Of con-
versation in the city, and all manner
of suggestions as to where the increase
has come from have been made.
PLANKINTON-Infor has just
reached here of the death in New York
state of II. C. Holmes one OF the promi-
nent pioneers of the Plankinton territory.
He was among the early homesteaders, To-
eating near Plankinton in 1881. In the
middle sos he started the town OF Pro-
lection, II miles north of Plankinton and
a number OF buildings were erected there
These have disappeared and the land for
merly occupied by the town now Is part
of q farm. Mr.. Holmes retired from farm
life and after living In Plankinton several
years moved to Brockport, N. Y, where
he died. He was 70 years of age, and for
a lorg period before his death was totally
blind.
PIERRE-The Pierre school board has
selected for the teaching force for the
next school year, NJ. c. Hem, superin.
tendent; r. e. Rawlins, J. c. Runk, Will.
lam McMasters, L. p. Dittemore, Jessie
jerks, Lillian Olander. Mary Dolve, Man
tie Montgomery Hazel Ullery, Anna Hol
lister, Mary A. Saunders, Edith Stewart
Ellen Lukken, Helen Cox, Myrtle Hutch
inson, Lydia Miller, Bertha Calder. Jen,
ME Stone, Alberta Green, Edna Johnson
May Redmond. Arvilla Richie, Nina Rich.
ards.
FLANDREAU-At a meeting held here
the Moody County Press association was
organized. 1t will be auxiliary to the state
press association. The following officers
were elected: President. Frank French, Of
the Colman Argus; secretary-treasurer, 8
L. King, OF the Flandreau Enterprise. Tn,
next meeting Of the association will b.
held at Egan.
REDFIELD-The program Is being pre-
pared for the annual meeting In this city
on May II of the bankers Of Group No. g
which comprises the counties Of Kings
bury, Beadle, Miner and Sphinx. l.. +
AltfiilIsch, Of DeSmet. is president OF tn,
group. and A. n. Haskell, OF Carthage
secretary.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1916-04-20

In most Eases where studies Of the
profits In farming have been made,
particularly in our oldest agricultural
districts, such studies indicate that the
most successful farms are those which
have from two to four major sources
OF income, l. e., they have a we'll bal
Rnced and diversified business. In GER
tain instances 1t may pay better to
have only one enterprise, but usually
when one crop pays much better than
all others, the production of II increases
rapidly and soon the price falls to the
point where other crops or products
are equally as profitable. Diversified
farming is often confused with farm
ing where there is a little Of everything
and not much Of anything. Either ex-
treme lessons the chances Of success.
When the price Of certain crops is very
low then live stock usually becomes de-
sirable. However, II the returns Of an
animal are poor, cash crops, even at a
low price, are essential, A we'll bal
anced business insures against losses
and provides a much better utiliza-
ton of the labor and equipment.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1916-04-20
AWARDED 81 IN SUIT
FOR $4,000 DAMAGE
Charge of Malicious Arrest Is
Made Against Wood Smith,
Mitchell Officer.

Mitchell. S. D.. April 9.-Suing the
city chief or police. Wood Smith, IN
circuit court for $4,000 on six diff
ferent counts charging malicious ar
rest and prosecution. James Spears
was awarded a verdict by the jury
for 81. The jury was out all Saturday
night The case attracted widespread
attention throughout the city ana
county.
Spears chief contention for DAMAGES
was his arrest by the chief OF police
last fall on charges Of drunkenness and
disorderly conduct. Spears and MS
witnesses testified that the OFFICER
broke into his house one Sunday morn.
Ing without provocation, dragged
Spears to Jail and in doing so severely
dubbed him about the head seVeral
times.
Spears also swore that the chief OF
police had several times threatened TO
get" him and to run him out OF town.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1916-04-20
HoYDoM's FAvoRiTE tsBa8
AUTHOR PASSES AWAY

Milwaukee. Wis. April 49,
George w. Peck. 75 years old,
former governor of Wisconsin
for two terms and at one time
mayor of Milwaukee, died here
yesterday after a short illness.
Peck was one of three dem
ocrats who since the admission
of Wisconsin 10 the union in
1S4S held the position of govern
or. He was governor from 1890
to 1895. In 1892, his opponent on
the republican ticket was former
United States Senator John G.
Spooner, whom he defeated.
Peck achieved a national fame
as a writer of humorous tales,
his best known book being
"Peck's Bay Boy" He was the
publisher Of Peck's Sun.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1916-04-20
sILAs SHouP, OF ABERDEEN,
KILLED BY KICK OF HOB

Aberdeen. S. D.. April 17-While :.
las Shoup was assisting county Treas
urer w. H. Thompson to hitch three
horses to a pillow yesterday, one of the
animals kicked him, breaking three
ribs loose from the spinal QUINN and
driving them through his lung. He died
20 minutes later.
Mr.. Shoup came to the county in
1882, squatting on government land be-
fore 1t was surveyed. He resided here
constantly since. He was unmar-
ried.
LILY-At a big meeting Of boosters held
here a commercial club was organized.
with a good charter membership. The
following officers were elected Presi-
dent, r. L. Nordaess; vice president. A.
=. Moseson; secretary, c. L. Jensen;
treasurer, Oliver Larson. Following the
organization Of The club those present
were guests at a banquet.
CHAMBERLAIN-Ray Roderick, for
some time employed as general utinty
man at the MuSsman hotel in this city
and Miss Grace GrushAw, an attache Of
the hotel, have disappeared, and II Is sup
posed they eloped
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1916-04-20
SALOON QUESTION UP
IN ABOUT 100 TOWNS
and CITIES TUESDAY
Results Will Give Line on Fate
of Dry" Amendment Which
Is Submitted in November.

Sioux Falls. S. D., April 17.-All the
larger cities and towns OF South Ia
kota will hold their annual municipal
elections next Tuesday. The question
of granting licenses for saloons Will De
voted on in more than 100 of the cities
and towns. and the results may have
some bearing on the fight to make
South Dakota a prohibition state which
will be determined by the voters at the
regular election next November.
Cities which now are dry" and
which will vote on the license question
Big Stone, Carthage, Custer, Canisota,
Davis, Elkton, Estelline, Fairfax,
Faulkton, Flandreau, Gettysburg,
Howard, Hayti, Kimball, Madison,
Mitchell, Milbank, Miller, Murdo.
Philip, Plankinton, Rapid City, Rock
Webster, White Lake, Woonsocket.
Winner, Wall.
The following cities which have been
wet" during the past year will vote
on the question of license Tuesday:
Belle Fourche, Bonesteel. Bowdle,
Bridgewater. Castelwood. Central City.
Chamberlain. Chancellor, Corsica. Dali
las, Deadwood, belmont, DeSmet. Elk
Point. Edgemont. Egan, Ethan, Eureka.
Emery, Fort Pierre, Faith. Freeman,
Gary. Geddes. Gregory. Hartford. Hos
mer, Herreid, Huron, Humboldt, How
en-. Hot Springs, Hill City. Java, JEFF
ferson. Lennox, Letcher, Lestervtlle,
Lead. Lennon, Marion. Menno. Mo-
bridge. Nunda, Parkston, Pukwana.
Pierre, Presho, Roscoe, Salem, Scot
land. Stickney. South Shore, Spencer.
Sioux Falls. Selby, Sturds, Tabor,
Tyndail. Trip, Tea, Tolstoy. Utica.
Vienna, Watertown. washington. Wau-
bay. Whitewood, Yankton.
In Sioux Falls the voters will be
be- NonN NJ
bonds in the sum OF s1R.0o0 for the
construction Of city auditorium and
the additional sum of 100000 for in
stalling a municipal gas and electric
lighting systems. Madison will vote on
bonds of $4,000 for the erection OF a
wing to the central school building;
At Parker bonds OF $4,000 for In
stalling a sewerage system will be
voted on. The voters Of Woonsocket
will say whether bonds Of $4,000 shall
be issued to provide adequate fire pro-
lection. At Fairfax the voters Will
have submitted to them the proposition
Of issuing bonds Of $4,000 with which
to refund the bonded and floating in
debtedness Of the city. At Redfield
bonds Of $50, 900 for the purpose of re-
building and charging the municipal
electric light plant will be voted on.
The voters of Edgemont will vote on
the issuance Of bonds Of $4,000 for the
refunding of the warrant and other in
debtedness of the Edgmont school dis
trict.
The voters of Howard will be called
upon to determine whether the city
shall purchase the electric light sys-
tenn in Howard, which now belongs to
private parties, at a price fixed by
members OF board OF appraisers ap-
pointed for the purpose. In a number
Of the cities the question of authoriz-
ing the city councils or city commits
sioners to levy a 1-mill tax for the sup
port of a municipal band will be sub
United to the voters Provision for
such a special tax is made in a recent
act OF the state legislature.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1916-04-20

House Speaker ]. M. Lawson, of Aber-
deem, spoke to a large audience at the
auditorium here Sunday afternoon In
favor of statewide prohibition. His
address was preceded by a parade In
which the children OF the various Sun
day schools carrying flags, and the w.
c. T. U. and church and temperance
workers OF the city participated.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1916-04-20
GOVERNOR BYRNE SPEAKS
AT MITCHELL "DRY" RALLY

Mitchell, S. D., April 19.-Sunday
tight witnessed the climax of the anti
license campaign in Mitchell when
governor Frank M. Byrne addressed
mass meeting Of 1900 persons In tne
Methodist Episcopal church and urged
he voters to keep the city In the dry
column at the municipal election on
The coming Tuesday. THE eyes or the
rest of the state are watching to see
what Mitchell and Aberdeen, the lars-
est two no-license cities in South Da.
Lota, will do at that time declared
he governor. Upon them. to a large
Ixtent, depends the question Of whether
lr not prohibition will carry as state
vide issue next fall" Governor Byrne
poke for nearly two hours, pinng up
argument after argument against the
Ialoon. Last year Mitchell swung from
wet" to dry" by a majority OF 1OS
rotes. The present campaign between
ne two forces has been the hottest In
'ecent years.
Almost equally fierce is the contest
between w. 8. Hill and ]. E. Wells
candidates for the mayoralty OF Mitch
I'll. Both men are prominent In busi-
less circles Mr.. Hill is president Of the
south Dakota state fair board. Mr..
Wells was postmaster during the
Roosevelt administration. Both sides
Ire claiming victory at the polls Tues
lay.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-04-18
CRANOLENE breb.r benz iIs.fsrenbe spir,

falbelIe al Observation-Disclosures /
Statens 2onititltion. Hem Hocf-
ioro amer oenne Taaitano for ubolo-
bar, men bar BOG inoieet, at Der er Ell
iaaban SSnoiigelIe ipente, bporiur
man er bereot til at icge Hetteua
9iItano Iaa mart %alaanIegnlngen
or inobragt til StatsicfretTrcn. Get
or 0erior ben aIminoelige Wenin9,
at Oct bliper Ssieiterets Sp9ouc at
tage ben iioite 9eitemmelIe i ocnne
Sag. @al9anisaningen iigeS at p9re
iua omtrent fGrbia, ioripnet meo
mere END % Erpcent al &Tlgernes
llnoeritrifter % rcpr9l elltcrenoe
ope Ell Vtaioritet al Stutena Golln-
tpcr. Observation-Disclosures Gms
%beosnGno islcr Jig ioruisieoe ON,
at Sagen uil brinaea I'll M"fiten1ning.
Sismarcfs Irgumellt nleiles at BIZ
be, at Stats iefretrren ingenlombelit
Net bar til at beluiie Sagen til
Galg.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-04-18

0poelia Samotrrfnina. Sobn u.
9ttfinion / @rcat Sails or bsb al
SorbleOning efter at bape trptfet Ell
Sanh. %lsOnins latte mo, % troos
ale %cIirTbelle al STaerne funoe
Den fife ltarlcS.
Eautmeitegcn or foitbnr. Nar-
f~coaprllcn pau Salrlam par ben 12fe
D.. heicrc / billings emo lcgenlinz
&c ipr. ioet itore Snofisb FOR @epe-
rig til Soften sicrbes til en Tris al
1926. Marfcbet or / ben 8rao lip.
li9t. at 2ammcne fisbes lGnse isr
&c er fomne I'll @eroen. o. llloen isr
Den er blepen lang nof til at flippes.
lllocn brineer MI uroer aontratt ira
% til % 9ents.
Tprbrer Sagcn belNit. Gn Hetss
log i Wallutiu Golnitp er a. Sele'te.
ret blcuem ienbt iilbage til Siitrifts-
rcitcn Tor at b~ebanoles paanp. iorol
Somnleren bap0c Label enoel AZ 0or.
banolinecrne ioresaa Tor luffeoe
Gore. Sasen par al Ell iaa imio.
iis Natur. at Sommeren bapbe nm.
Oct iia bcrcttiaet iii life at labe hpem-
icmbelit p1re 5ilberere. men III
fcmmer Ssiciterct % Tiger, at fri
mincllc Eager mau bcbanolcs ior
aabne Scre.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-04-18

TclihuS. OF 10 Smnafoppepotientcr
uiaotte / al Nolt iIptics oerira til Ct
trnlacre Sico. Tano ira Mis'ialip.
pi'Ioocn var iicgct opopcr Maanote
Ia Hipcr. ioa laperc lllNcnoc Sdno
en- StrTtn'nN Al Here Afil pnr opcr.
'prntmct, OF Ct Sfolchun / ocn Wrdo
olilNlpct a Set poo0c element. at
SUrcrinNc % Clcpcr lite tilioc lioa
oct Gen AZ NcaicrinNcn nplsric
Nur pdu ,>llinois Slocn llNcouer'or
Mhiacdilnc lprTnNtca SreooJ, huor
pc0 Here Slllino Ncrca ,Surnllnno ~
Nrllc latica unocr %nn0 ol Nm0rc.
Der AZ Arc0tltrCr brttnc0c. %dn0ct
por 0n tim oiic CONNER ira at ldd
opcr Ncn SuWmlnl ser b~c'iniicr cit
Gel a. Wpcil Wil@cniinc.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-04-18
Horn 9nkntn.

Nnc Euitmcitrc. ri nuliN no
llUpnte Tpltlncltrc fan nUpnes Re
mis- !. %angcnc@ i @plbipim, Stllta-
man Gounltp, % Ncrnt Gbmaroion
| %canault, @nro Golntp.
Mamac %linoariie fprrfes. &co
ct npIla / Ndrao aibolbt MODE al
GrctlrtlptpnlltcCn Or Nprtb Sdfpz
Reinforcement ScuIllc, rupportcrc0c
Supcrintcrocnt i =. @attinS, at
han iioen 1909 hOpoc ta9ct @iuct Al
cpcr 1000 %lluo9rIic % aabne Hl,s-
o~rittcuoiala inbcu Staten.
Eurtal mnber %nno. @pcn Tpri0l
mcIotca Den l3bc 81. at pare Ell enc
tie ltor Civ. ibci auc 0uOcrnc par
'uloc a. %nno ~ itpo ira Ter Com
nlcr III IL Noo orcr S,nlpct / sc ilcilc
%u'c. EIortnn >iuicn al Spc-Na-
llen pnr Nelpi2 rhCld1t al SlnnuIlcll.
~ Soatrartcn hduoe pTrct iianict /
ire Sage.
TD %nanima fpr &inut. Mollnc
Flom 90. ltal l Sonumer ppfere eli
trcctoNcs Milritcu 2bpanina / Minot.
hulltcn %panina ltal bcnptteS til
Montcrbcfpcmnc!lNhcoer ~ iom IA.
rchiis, toltcnNc $4,000. Moline
Eiplp 60. oil glnrc Miiiot til iii so.
p~eotuartcr Tor orrctuingcn / Nortl
Satota q Monilua.
Haid)er brm!nct. !. =. Ic@Mcaa.
ell AZ Sc mell lrcmraaenoc &andlcrs
peo SIa'er. 0rufleoc iorrigc llaC
/ Ghcrrp Greet l0r iii Sicm. @9f-
fen pnr ioruauNlct til ell ripenoc
Sirem ~ ioet han ioripatc At fisrc
opcr ocn. bicp Ncitc o. %osn ieri
ncoopcr. &nNpitIct / alsrearcicrnc
blcp Nci ham umulist at rcooc II.
vet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-04-18
Sub 1ukntn.
farmere bnaaer Glepatur.

vuIMtrc uVgHtr Oituuiur. Sul~
mere / Sn1egncn al Hoslpn bar llll-
Der ct iprleoen nibolOt Weoe tuget
Sfriot til at Opisre en- Glcpator.
Ssi Yris paa Tarmlamb. u. y.
Carlton peo Seu / %incoln County
intte iorleoen en- &eforO for bpi Eris
paa Sarmlano, ioet ban lolgte jim
6arm Der for $40 pr. Icre.
Hinebart fur @mpernsr. Grille
y. Hinebart, Weolem al Eegislatli'
rem fra BENNINGTON Gorltp, bar IT'LL
LET ii9 iom aanoioat Tor Den ocnlofra-
tilfc Domination til @npernpr.
!Ssi Yris paa Sfolelano. Teo
oct nplis %itcoinnone aarllgc Salg
al Sfolclano / &ate County blep Der
Jolt aibonoet 1885 Icres, b%rill9ell-
DC $74,250 eller 9lennemlnitllg
$61.33 pr. Mcre. Gn laa bDi Erls
paa Sfolelalo piloc ior iaa Mar TIL
bage pGret lltTnfelig.
0so 1iif oriper ilanb. 600 Silt
or / en- iaaoan WtngOe orpet ilano
ueo Den nprOlige Sreo al Safe Scr
man, at %ognlna oerai funoe opIan-
les. Oct er boueoiagelig EIte %
@llubenbs, og ocn er %piltlot blepen
fpalt pco Den tpffe IS % bet opbe
Sneopffe opcr oenre.
SfoleIano forpastes. Otter BET
nplig aibolote Sal9 / @roofings
Gollntp err Der fremoeles 2,400
slcrcs al bette @anb tilbage Der,
bporaf t.SO0 iorpagtes ior ira 60
Gents til 1895 pr. Mcre. Ter bar
goo Spgnine peo Salaet, og De 2,OO6
gcres, Der afhGnoeoes, i~nobragte
$117,9SO. Yriien bar ira $3.50
OF belt op til So pr. Icre.
Wateitao erboloer &buoes SRI
plaos. &arolo :. MateltaO, @raoil-
ent ira @eiifolen / Sionr Sails og
tioli9crc StllOent peo Statens Uni
perlitet. er blcpen ronGpnt til at er-
boloc &booes Triploos peo Srforo
llniperiitet / England, ioet ban er
tiIfienot oct "Sfplaribip", lom til
iaIocr Sol,tb Safpta bette Iar. 10
nGpncllen blep glprt efter ct Nsoe
al TrGiioenterne peo 0afota Uses
lepau, s)anftun ug &uron Colleges
lnnnt al Observation-Disclosures Brett.
bent. hinge Nateitab blep Stuoent
pcO Statsuniperlitetet / 1911, % ef-
fer at baue tilbra9t 212 Iar Der,
iuloenotc han lit aurlils peo Chico
90 %llniperiitet.
Sernbanc nnoer Sammeren. -
&islae aienoelie al CONNER elliott
al Siour Sails ifal Soutb Safota
Central Nunen iiloen 80 Gage blipe
iolgt til &eiitbnoenoe, o. BET iplles
at p1re Den alnllnOelige SprIluaelz
ic, at oellne &inie ga pil blipe oper-
taget al Chicago, Milipalifec & ct.
saul @anens Strrclie. Wtilmaufcez
@ancn oil berpcb forbinoe lin So
peblinie peb @atertopn % be-
berife eft rigt Strsg belt mo til
Siour Sails. Ger paaitaaes enbui-
oere, at SorlTngelien al Sol,tb Ga-
fota Central norooper ira @ater-
tomn, paabegpnot ior ct slars lib
iiocn, itrar oil flilofores til ct euer
an0ct StcO peo Milipaufce. @allcn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-04-18
@mloinnb SeIena. st mt llb.

VuiuIuUu ! ptiCUu. vi IuI ltpS
brilo al @ulofeber er forefommet /
Selena, ioet man unoer 8rapnina
al en- aiploer npr Great Nortbern
@allens Tasiageritation err itsot paa
ct riat @llbfunb. Meaet al bernie
@rilno er ier blepen giennenlrooet al
8ulbIsocrc, men nldrl tror MI, at
en- Sortirttelie al Sait Gballce @iild,,
Der / De tiolisere Gage aigap 8rlo
til ct @eleb al Is 0tiuioler Collars,
or iunoen. @iiIoet iiges at forefront
me / Ell cperoroentlia itor WTngoc,
ibet 9~uloboloiet @rils opffeoe %inl-
Den al &aifepanoen til Ell Spboc az
~ Connie. 20 &lumper, buer til
eli %uroi al SO, or uota9nc. Zen
aontrafter, Der graucr &lTloerel,
baabcr at bli Ell bOloen WanO paa
oenlle Gpntraft.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-04-18

"esf,en"s emei,e Asenter er rens aamle
ghonHeuicr. ser'or fan ri filhN 'nn prroifnlee
@rrmisr III abcnrsufdnrlcrt
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-04-18

SpmnfDcrnes Tdunr. Set uilNc
pGrc bctrN9i1 lom Ell utllNipclla
Nor9lcnmncllc. on Ser life bluuot
Wtlnlclotaa Souniner hapoc pTrct
CT Carver. iilcr Siatcna hiilorilic
Scllicb / line Nortlaringtr ppcr &C.
lor'tlclllAc Soiultucra NaUnc. 10
nathan CAREER Il ncIlllll Ben Ter
lie GnAclltndn0 Der b~crtllic Eurb.
pelicn ciicr al 0tn oar dllladci ~
NrduiriA | 1862. % ban tllbrag,e
Slmercu l106-6, / Siuurinoia.
llerllea Neirc PED Ninleiota Ripcr.
San uogou iencre Ell Geiiebeitrlpel.
'e, bpiS TaalibcligbcN cnonm or eli
Ailbc Ill SpiitilhcNer Niitcrifcrc
lmcucm. G'tcr CAREERS Coo blcp
Der ircmlali ct Sotumcui. Der lore.
sapcs ~ pare SfJeoc paa Ell Sanb.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-04-18
Mnocriun life Nnmoionf.

mcl0ea Den 1900 ira tScrNll@ sails
nj u. ". N~nocrion lite er Nanbioni
Tor Den rcpublltan'tc Domination IL
&onArc@malo ira 0ctic lillrlti, Ind.
lc0c@ lont 'er iortnli. SAILOR Sicc.
nerlon ieIcr Iour Wlcnpalg ira Ocit(
2iltritt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-04-18
Worncopiuc Yuitfuntor plpnor

% ,>n0brn0Htnuc blcntlcltc Ent til
Den l2tc o.. FOllfontorci / Barnes.
uillc % lntic liN / Werlobclic AZ 500
/ Fcnle ~ 500 / Trinlcrtcr lnnli en-
Del Nldlltcitcr Tor Eo't0nulanil0cr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-04-18

I'm SfolcbpaninN for hilbert Yea.
NU'tcn c%n,tcnrnnlN er dlltorl'crct ITO
ltc0clic az BONDS Tor $4,000. bunr.
nlc0 ltol op'erc@ I'M StplrbuNnin0 /
NOrih hilbert yea.