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Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1916-01-21
Mr.. Gaukler Writes
Lidgerwood, N. D., Jan. %,
1916.
Camas Prairie Chronicle,

Camas Prairie Chronicle,
Cottonwood, Idaho.
Enclosed find check for $1.50
for the Chronicle as l want to be
posted on what is going on around
Cottonwood. My intention was
to write before Christmas, but
as we all had a wrestle with the
grippe it was delayed, somewhat.
We had very cool, wet sum-
mer last year. The grain and
potato crops were very good, but
corn was not extra, still, l got
about 5000 worth of feed from 10
acres. l had 280 potato eyes sent
to me by Fred West, year ago
last spring, which l planted and
got 10 bushels. l planted the 10
bushels on one acre last spring
and harvested almost 400 bushels
last fall, which is certainly a big
increase. have about a carload
of potatoes in the cellar and, at
the present price of $1.08 a BUSH
ell in Minneapolis, looks like good
money to me.
The'weather this winter was
very nice and the coolest up to
January 10th, was 10 below zero,
but then it went as low as SO be.
low for a few days. Now it is
nice again and we haven't much
snow.
With best wishes to the editor
and all my old friends in Cotton.
wood
l beg to remain,
Alois Gaukler.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1916-01-21
Wise opsratsd by Foot Power.

The drawing shows quite plainly
how the wise is made. You see pulley
and rope, also a foot lever and SER
rated iron for holding power when ap-
piled to jaws by pressure Of foot on
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1916-01-21

Just received some extra fine ba-
nanas, 25c a doz., at GauPs Con-
fectionsry.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1916-01-21

o o o 90 o 10 90 Q o o o o {
0 HOW TO SELECT SEED BEANS.
0 The United States department I
0 of agriculture gives the following
o advice:
o Get seed from your own cror If
o possible. IL there are no clean
o pods in your own crop try to Sc
o cure clean pods from a more for
Q tunate neighbor.
0 Select in the pod, not after
o thrashing.
o Pick pods free from all spots.
Spots on the pods mean that an
o thracnos0 or bacterial blight,
o may be hidden in the seemingly
clean bean.
Thrash selected pods.
o Examine your thrashed seed
carefully and throw out all
o doubtful looking beans, especial
ly those that are spotted or shriv-
o eled.
Rotate. Don't replant old bean
o ground next year. Clean seed
o and rotation are the best crop in
o surance.
o If you have to buy your seed
make sure that it has been Sc
o lected by the grower from dis
o ease free pods. Examine pur-
o chased seed. Do not plant If the
o thrashed seed looks suspicious.
o Look ahead. Insure supply
o of clean seed for 1917 by select
o ing seed from clean pods and
o planting it on clean land in 1916.
o o o o 90 o o O o o
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1916-01-21

foot lever, where it is caught and held
by small iron bolt to inner side Of
lever. This is a very handy rig, as it
leaves both hands free to place work.
which is Ofttimes very necessary in
making spices and doing other wood
work.-Farm Progress.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1916-08-09

Miss Rettn Thompson is
spending several days visiting
friends ut Toms Creek.
Miss Gladys Lille has return
ed to her home near the LIZ n
depot after n several days visit
with relatives in Kentucky.
Mrs. w. w. Taylor is visiting
relatives in Rye Cove, Scott
County, this week.
Misses Dorothy and Euln
Tnckett spent Monday at APP
palachia.
Rev. j. S. Hamilton is spend.
ing n few days in the Gap with
his daughter, Mrs. John HAM
blen.
Miss Maudo Wolfe returned
Sunday hight from two
weeks visit TO frien Is at Dante
and Clintwood.
w. d. Fuller, of Kingsport,
spent Friday iii the Gap visit
ing his brother, j. G., Fuller,
who was quite sick the latter
part Of the week.
Mrs. j S. Iludgens motored
over to Norton Friday to visit
her sister, Mrs. Ballou, who is
still suffering from the effects
of fall on the 4th of July.
Mira. w. II. Hudgens and lit
tie son, Reed, went down to
Jonesville Saturday to visit
relatives.
Misses Emmie and Florine
Thomson, of Richmond, are
the guests of their aunt, Mrs.
II. Il. Irvine, on Poplar Hin.
Charlie Bugg, of Stonegn, &c.
companied Charles b. Rich
mond to Ewing Sunday to spend
the day with tho Richmonds.
Mrs. w. II. Carnes and
daughter, Miss Mary, are visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Carnes
at Marytown, Wet Va.
Miss Gladys Garrison, of
Lynchburg, Va, is the attrac-
tive guest of Miss Jemima Will
lis.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1916-08-09

Please keep in mind that
Archdeacon Rich will hold SER
vices at Christ Episcopal
Church Wednesday evening.
He and Rev, Thompson have n
message to deliver to all com.
mnnicants and friends of Christ
Church. DO not fail to come.
DR.. G. b. Bowyer was down
from Stonega Sunday.
Misses Goldie and Leila Bea-
man expect to leave Saturday
for Anderson, Ind, to spend
two months with their sister,
Mrs. Ralph Hauck. Miss Julia
Cox will serve az relief operator
in the central office during the
absence of Miss Leila.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1916-08-09
LOCAL ITEMS.

D S. II. Goodloe, ,Ir., of vii.
5iliamson, w. Va, was in town
3,last week.
4 c. A. Spence, Jr., of Rich
8mond, Va, was n visitor To the
sGap Wednesday of last week.
& ]. r. Davis was over from
sJohnson City, Tenn, one day
8last week.
4 I. l. Legg was up from Pen
lnington Gap Wednesday.
X NJ. Benrden, of the south
fern Railway, was in town one
I day last week.
9. l.. Garter, of Roanoke, was
/ in town last week.
Paul Jessee returned Friday
from Johnson City, Tenn.
Il l.. Rowoll, of the Chesa-
peake and Potomac Telephone
Company, spent several days in
town last week.
Mrs. II. a. Ayers and Misses
Margaret and Adelaide Petit
left Friday for visit to rela.
tiyes at charlottesville and
other points in the eastern part
OF the state.
D. G. Robinson was Pulaski
visitor Thursday of last week.
f. G. Frazier was over from
Gate City on the 27th.
Mrs. Thomas, who has been
Tue guest of her daughters,
Mrs. GRADER and Mrs. Wade,
returned To Bristol Saturday.
Dr. Thos, F. Staley, Of Bris-
tol was in town Friday enroute
to Appalachia to fill his regular
professional appointment at
that place.
Born to MIR. and Mrs. Clarence
DAVIS, Mt lmboden, on last
Wednesday afternoon, n ten
pound hoy. Mrs. Davis was
formerly Miss Cora Mahaifey,
OF this place.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1916-08-09

On next Sunday morning and
night the opening services of
the new Southern Methodist
Church at Appalachian will DO
held This fine new edifice.
which was only recently com.
pieted. has 5oon elegantly fur,
nished and a large audience is
expected TO attend the opening
services, which will be con.
Quoted by Rev. s. q. Vaught,
OF Wytheville, n former pastor
OF The Southern Methodist
Church at this place. Every
one cordially invited to attend
on this occasion.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1916-08-09
Motor Trip Through Russell.

MIR. and Mrs. f. Il. Goodloe,
Misses Margaret Petit and
Louise Goodloe and j j. Akars
returned Wednesday from u
delightful motor trip through
Russell county to Elk Garden
10 visit Mrs. Watts. The trip
was made in the Big Six Max.
well belonging TO Mr.. and Mrs.
Goodloe.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1916-08-09


of his brother, DR.. b. F. Orr.
| have a splendid black Jersey
COW for sale. Will be fresh
Taylor, Big Stone Gap.
Misses Louise Kasey, of
Lynchburg,and Frances Bandy,
OIL Roanoke. are the attractive
guests of Mrs. lIenkel ut the
Monte Vista.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy f. sutton
are spending month in the
Gap.
j., II McCue, of Bristol, Va.
and Robt. Imboden, of Bristol,
Tenn, were guests at tho Monte
Vista Thursday.
DIR. Q. II. Link, of the Mutual
Drug Company, left Monday
morning for Richmond to spend
his vacation with homofolks
Misses Sudie Mcconnell and
Annn Catron returned to their
home at Gate City Saturday
morning after n visit Of several
days here with Mrs. j. b..
Wampler.
Mrs. Lindsey Horton and two
little daughters returned home
Sunday night after n weeks
visit with relatives M Osoko
Simon Banks, II. p. Morgan
and Peter Wolfe attended the
ball game at Dorchester Satur-
day.
Miss Mabel Willis has return
ed from an extended visit to-
friends in Lynchburg, Wash
ington and other points.
Mr.. and Mrs. r.. b. Alsoyer
and two children. who are vis-
itlng relatives in PENNSYLVANIA
spent last week ut Atlantic
CITY, guests ut Hotel Traymore.
VIII Jessie spent Saturday in
Bristol.
Mrs. l.. Hyatt and Miss Elm.
ma Duncan have returned TO
their home in Jonesvillo after
spending few days in town
with their sister, Mrs. w. A.
Baker.
Tommy Doak has been very
Ill with tOnsilitis for Tho nost
few days.
Prof. and Mrs. Walton Ham.
ilton and two attractive chill
dren, who have been spending
sew eral days in the Gap with
Prof. llamilton's sister, Mrs.
John HaInblen, have returned
to their homo in Amherst, Mass.
Mrs. p. NJ. Reason spent Sun.
day with relatives near Men
dotn.
Miss jamie slemp and Miss
Rosa Pridemore spent Monday
in tho Cove with Mrs. Auburn
llamblcn,
MISS farn'ee Buckley, of this
office, returned Tuesday night
from Middlesboro accompanied
by her nephew, Robert Brown,
who will spend several days
visiting relatives in town.
Mrs. Harold Ramsay, of Nor.
ristown, Pa, il the guest OIL
Mrs. b. h. Rhoads at this place.
Formal appointment of j. e. |
Jones ns Chairman of tho Base
bail Committee of the Big Stone
Gap Athletic Association was
made by President Drennen last
week. The success of tho Team
this season has been largely de-
pendent upon the efforts of
"Johnnie" Jones, and the ap-
p0intment is rs well deserved
IA popular.
MIR. and Mrs. II. l.. Lane and
little daughter, Henrietta, and
Miss Margaret Barron are
spending this week with reln.
tives in Rye Cove, Scott Conn
ty.
! l.. ID. Crawford, of Mendoza,
spent part of last week in town
on business.
w. a. Stewart and Harry
Jones, of Kingsport, came here
Saturday to get Mr.. Stewards
Grant Six Car, which has been
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1916-08-09
For Rent Or Sale:

Splendid seven or eight room
house in good neighborhood.
Modern conyeniences. Rent
and sale price reduced. Apply
at this office.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1916-08-09
Mrs. George Taylor is spend.
my this week in the Cove with
her father, j X. p. Barron.

Nfit Ctt2tbttu
Mcilhaney, of Blueileld, w. Va,
Is the guest of her sister, Mrs.
II. j Burtinett. ut her apart
ments in the Touraine Flats for
several days.
Misses Ruth and jean Mars
are visiting relatives for several
days at Coebnrn.
Q. A. Johnson and little son
Q. A. Jr., and attractive
daughter, Miss Inez, all of
Wise, were in town Monday
for u little while in their new
Ford touring car.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. z. Mason
went TO Bristol Sunday where
Mrs Mason will take treatment
Tor throat trouble under DR..
Stalay.
Misses Eula Burdcttc, Ottio
Johnson and Bertha Sproles, of
East Stone Gap, spent part of
Sunday and Monday at Cadet
visiting relatives and friends.
Mrs +. l.. Addington and
three children ofSmitll's Grove,
Ky, are spending II few DAYS in
tho Gap with Mrs. Addingion's
father. Rev, j b. Craft.
Misses Henrietta Rash, of
MiddteshOro, and Mnrthn,Fnulk
ner, of Wood, Ky, are Tho
attractive guests of Misses Edith
aud Ethel Van Gorder Mt their
home near the extract works.
Miss Ruth Jones is visiting
relatives and friends at st.
Paui and Castlewood this week
j. G, Fuller mas been contin
ed To his room for several DAYS
with stomach trouble.
Rev. j, NJ. Smith will FIJI his
regular appointments next Sun.
day, at Appalnchia at $3.50 y.
m, and ut Blue Springs Mt s:i5
p. m. y cordial invitation to
all to attend these services.
Mrs. JAS. "A. Youen, of Lee
County. was shopping in town
Tuesday. She spent the day
with Mrs. j. a. Smith.
Mrs. w. w. Clcek and daugh-
ter, Miss Ora, and niece Miss
Fannie Mcclellan, spent last
week at Gnte City, visiting
relatives.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the
Baptist Church will meet at the
home of Mrs. Will Goodloe
Thursday afternoon at 3 o'clock.
Mrs. y. j. Stnrnes, and little
niece, Mary Starncs, of Verdi,
Scott County, Waited her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Nor
ris, in the Gap the past week.
Mrs. II. Il. Irvine and charm
ing little daughters, Helen and
Dorothy,h returned from an
extended visit to relatives i'm
Richmond and other points.
Paul lessee left Monday for
Russell County, where he will
spend some time visiting rela.
tives and friends.
ID. r. Doak has sufficiently
recovered To be on the street
and will, without doubt, be
able TO resume his duties with
tho Wise Printing Company by
next week.
Officer Holmes, of Preacher,
who shot n Hungarian ut that
place Thursday who resisted
arrest, died ut the Stonega
Hospital at noon Tuesday from
II shot through the stomach and
intestines from the Hunk's pis-
tol.
Mrs. IL. e. Benedict and
daughter, Miss Sophia, spent
Sunday in Appalachia.
Misses elite Willis, Hattie
johnson and jamie Thompson,
who graduated last spring from
the High School here, left Mon.
day for Buchanan County,
where they will teach school
this season. Mrs. Sally a.
Bailey accompanied the girls to
Grundy returning Thursday of
this week
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1916-08-09

Old newspapers for sale at
this office.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-12-01
@iifup sereniens Mfifee. Weh .Sni.

me$ien / IorhuS Somfirfe SsnOud
Den 29oe Oft. boIbt @iifop Serenien
IilfeoSprGoiteu. @iifoppeu prQOi.
feoc no ira Soaen5 Cert oq tca Ger.
efter Nilfeo nte0 StiitetS Weniabe.
Der. San ilotolte, at eiter iom No,
rene off. bopbe ban mere oq mere ielt
ct Nnltc ON at lutte lin SipS0ier.
ming, iaolcoeS lom bon bapoe bcgunot
Den, nelnIia Tom SanbSbpprclt; ban
boooe ltooig Jolt Snpnet AZ Ell lnooaH
lloen &reos. Tor boiIten han tlutoe
i%orfnnoe Sroet. Tette Enlfe bar ood
neppc blcuct iii Tirfeli0heo, hpis ifft
Dc tirteliae 6orbolo hap0e uopiflct
Jig laaIeoeS, at ban bar bleuen flor
oper, at ban life fltl0c llofgre lin
Vilpcaicruing laolc0eS, iom oct Tor
bam bar ell Samuittigbeo5iaa. Iet
StrIot, ban M bapoe toqet, par glort
cfter ngie Somrooo me0 Quo ogWien.
nelter. @ilfoppen rctteoe Ell beuGgct
Snf til Treiter, Sprerc OF Menigbe.
Der / IarhuS Stlit Tor alt go0t / Dc
'pun0ne Iar, uN ban llutte0e meo Ell
lGrllg Snt I'll NarhltS OF Ell Ben ON,
at @u0@ Aidc maottc iao 6remgorg
/ oenue @p. Cen itorc Strife bar iplot
til SrGngicl, og blanot Silborernc
iooea mango al SpenS Yreiter.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-12-01
Nposfnlh.

Sposfalo. Sbu. aisbmouS 1er.
Gen @olintnm | Garhuo er eiter lpu.
acre SioS Spgeligbeo uianoct pcS
S'oen lloglc og 20 Aar damned
zen Tlosoe uar Tetcran ira 1864:
oalt oeltog | arigen iom Soituant
%eteran ira tSiS-5Og 6br.
Slliogoaro AZ SeH er afgaoet pco
Seoen, SOl2 Nar gammeI.
en AZ HuIborqS aamle, fienotc
@oraere. Sneoicrmciter :. u. ,Sner.
ZEN er aTgaaet peo 9eoen. 81 Nor
gallnlel. Son neoiatte iia / 1871
ION Nie'ter | NnIborg oq oporbeioeSt
lI9 en- TOR 6orretltinq, lon mn tort.
az S0unerle
On al Genoiusiels fienbta
SaitomGno, Eroprietpr q. Rosmus.
zen E%lterbeoen, er aigaaet ueo %.
oeti, a Har gammel. 4foeoe Dor
%eteran ira 1864 og / en- lana g(or.
rGfte NPitiormano for 4olbor1
Notwithstanding.
9oIlteretsiogisrer DIR. iltr.
ernlt g8saer err 900. Gen 4i6sSe
par loot 1860 / Miooelfort, blep IN.
rtoilf aanoioat / 1888 % toa Ioftor.
graoen | 1892 ) 1900 bIep non
iugferer ca 1905 Iocent
neo llriperlitetet San hapoe SP0e
! SeItDrelien Tor 4lftieielifaberne y,
5. collins Ssuner o. Garl 9ltnos
6abrlfer og par 6orfutter oels til en-
lurioiite Sfriiter on oels iii
Arbeioer oeororen0e iipleliqe. reli.
9is'e og IiIoiofiife Sperg$maal.
Zen onnif.irunife Spae, Or.
Sobn GhrIitma9. Ell gruoer til Sen
6Oriutter aaptein @olter
GbriImas, er iislge "9. :" afaaaet
oeo Seoen, ca. 30 Aar gammel. San
tom ION gonife ung iii 9ariS oa bIen
en- az FaiterrS opatiaite Gle.
Der 'amtiotg meo. at ban opar6ei0e6e
en- ltor Bruris. San par gift meo
en- frdnlf aomtesie % e~iterla6er ia
TO Senner, Der begge gisr lieneite
Den frauife 6ront.
aisbmano Sboru. Soimann /
Sflorplng er 900. % Aar gammel.
0an udr ! mango Nar Surmano FOR
Stiorping Sogueraao og Ell balu
5neS Nar 6ormuuo Tor $Doit NuS.
mano9foreniul.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-12-01
Gn Urn ium Mrisbno.

Stapongcr OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Snge-
nierer mco lin Isiiiteut f~orleoen
9ag bar beifiGftiget meb lloItifning
ueo Spcitcbpffen, blep ban opnert-
iom paa Ell 6lpper, iom peItira ltpre.
oe inboucr moo Sunneoalen. Get
bite Jig BOG mart, at Oct life bar no
gen pirfclig Slppenloifine, men en-
itor Urn. UT en- Urn ilpper oper
@eien, cr / % for Jig life noget ulpo'
panligt; men Oct mcrfclige ocO ocnnc
Sllitena aonge bar, at Den m%allpprcs
reoe paa Ggte Hutio5 &~rigamoooe.
Sort itoppCoe ben Oh / lin pllOe
iSllqt / Ell ca. 100 Meters SoiOe,
ligeiom Tor at obierpere, boao Slaga
&arer Ser bar, iom bolot til her /
uilOe SCicn, rneo fine bpioc Stpnger,
oerpaa itnreOe ben lige NED Tor at
cQcr angribe. ISiiitentcn Tor.
bere0tc iig alereoe poa Ntooperge, oa
oct piite ijH pda nGrmere Sob, al
3SlpUcren huu0e en- bpi0, ~langagttg
0icnitano meQem &lserne. Genne
ilap Den rleo iom en- 9ombc, % I'll De
eniomnlc 6cieponbrereS Sperraifclie
bar Set ilet ingen farlig @ombe, men
ret o. ilct ct iammenruQet, mt gtlt.
nler az "Stduanger Nftenblao".
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-12-01
Sradmanns 20 nrsSna oen t6o


Oft. milloeoC9 bauoc / a~igbenbaun
OF pnn Sfagen, 5 aisbeuboun boIot
halubunoreoe al Iigtereua SlGgt %
&enner en- ielltabcIia Sammenfomlt,
buor bI. a. Sradmunnite Sauge bleU
ioreoraQet, blonot an0et al Senrif
IubI. I'll oe title Stuer / &iad
Bar paa Sfogcu blru Ser bragt man
&c Nlonllter / Eogcn3 Ssb. Gigtcr.
arupen ueo oct brlllenoe Suu o. oe
ipfenoe Sitter bar / Ell iergelig 6or.
fotning, ga DC 3iIrciienoe fom oios
bort. Sronccportolcn bar ouerrnoIt
meb Nopnc, ire al NDrenS lire Strens
&c bar borte. gi8gIeltiltet bar l%ierltet,
Seicn ueotrompet % 3psien ioloe.
iGroig. Wten on 8roufammerets
Scribe uur iInuget Ell @uirlanber al
Nsitens &Ioniter, % mango aranie
par lagt / ocn huioe Sauo. Wtihael
gndler, SpcrfIitiogeo Sohlerup OF
aougenS 10 gugmeitre, W1lrermeltre.
ne 3bellciien % SallritS Giftl0ier.
bar MI beisgt @ruucn Tor at tage CT
Stjent ouer bboo Scr fon giereS ior
8raplteoet3 @euarelie. Wtnr oil mo.
reit mulig gda iqang meo at iaa Gps.
len rciit, @rnpbaugen iplot meo
Sano og oGffet meo 2nng og Sioru.
Ter bill MI bli giort alt Tor at boloe
Ii9tereno @rauitco / Ell anitGr9iJ
Soriatning.
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"Tram". Set pilbc bore Ell aanii

"Sram". Get piloe bore Ell oanife
urintelig Gan0aIiame al bugge np
~6ram", |ifripcr "Norif Sanoelss %
Siofortstioenoc". GiterilGgteu fout
til at reg1e os inmmcn meb DC Tolf
iom brpOer nco Stapfirfcr og faitcc
gamle Sr9lcr paa Sfrobloitct. -
"Sram" er tnpttct til Dor Yolariorf.
riras Siitprie, til NnnicnS, Sucr.
brllpS og TooIo 9lmunoicnS cncitaos
clloe georifIer, Get tPtbpggcbe Sfrog
RUNNER Winocr, ion Ell bpilfenioma
belit Station fan uGrc itolt al. - 6sr
ellcr ienere bIir Der nof reiit Mtonls
menter for bore To~larforItere. Sntct
alloet Winoc$merfe oil funne nlaale
Jig mco "Srom". % iaa lt1lIoc pi
gao ben % bugge oen op. Get bar
hi life 6aao til. Nlt taller Tor BE.
paring. Men oct maa gieres Ioooor,
at Def forilaar. "Sram" Dor lGttes
paa 2allb, prpparere3 iaa Den parer,
beifuttes peb Sperbpgnineer, % at.
ucllOes iou Milieum. Gen berer nas
tllrIig bicmme i SisiartSmmieet. Stps
ret lllao itrar iGtte liz / @epGgelie
ior Of lon 9ieoe paa bpao oct oil foIte.
Naar Summcl nGpueS, oil Den fan.
lfe fitnllc l%faffeS.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-12-01
Store ~G;euDumsiala.
anntnter

herre Srholm til 9ioienielot bar iolot
Sooeogaoroen guuG Ueo Toroing.
borg meo tiQiggenoe @uie ianlt iuIo
geiRtning, Suuentar og SOFT iii Be
itprer Sac. Seegaaro, Stuaerup.
bulm.
- Zen itore @ienoom aongens
3ptorp 0r. S (St. aongensgaoe ia
/ ajebenbapn, hpor bl. q. Sfanoina-
pien- 2merifoIinien o. Hepilionss
banfen bar Sofaler, er al @ierne, s.
%. 9epiu & So. 8pgmeitrene s..
". Wiiller og Spttbans. Teterien o.
Stenbuggermeiter y. Iielieu. ioigt
iii Get ioreueoe Gompitibsie iOr
t,550,000 Str. llobetnIingen er efs
Ter Torlp6eu0e / "Ratt." II Yiillion
8roner,
YroprietPr ). q. Slieu bar
iolgt Soltegdaro ueb Waribo Ill Bro
prietqr y. Gbriitenieu al gaffepeile.
gaaro Tor $4,000 Str. Irealet er
20S Sor. Sono 4ger 90 30 Sor.
Sano Stog o. Gng.
TroprietRr Z. Gbriitenien bar
iolgt Saffepeilegaaro iii GroprietPr
Rielien. Sienlmo, ior 10000 Str.
9lrealet er 1873 Tor. 2anb; NuI %
9ei9tning meoielger life.
- YroprietRr &. Sarien bar iolgt
A~maliegaaro peo @apnoal iii Sano.
brugatauoioat Veen al 2. llttrlp OF
Soteleier aiGr al Hauoers iur 100.
600 SIR. 6aar0en3 Arenl er al
Sor. Sano. Slt meoielger,
- Nopeoganroen "SilersoSbolm"
peo Siaereo or al @ooseier Eoulien
iolgt Ill EroprietGr Scnotlen, Nos
filoe, Tor 115.000 SER. meo SeiPt.
ming og Sssere. arealet er $50 Cor.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-12-01
&c inDnitrieQe gnlra Sanbc.

s Den porbenOe SnOuitribp Saltoe i
Hpiplfc ifriber Irbeibet raift ircnl.
observation-disclosures til oct itore
Wtaifinperfiteo er mart rei't. Ilere
SlIn0amenteringer er fProige, oa
Nrbcioct mco 6abrifen og ben 300
Iieter lange 2ogerbngning cr / iliIo
Sang. Sco Storelpbro er @eicn I'M.
Der S%mlGgning. Taa glabe @ooro
er 0runbarbeioet til ipp 9aoningS-
buie paabegpnbt. Ser er ollcrcbc op-
fert ct Wtoifinblls % iuitaaeret Yta-
finer til ct propiioriif GleftricitctS,
uerf paa 6abrifens Cont, ion ifal
togcS ibrllg ON fort Sio. S Scl-
latobpgocn er 6ltnonmenternc UNDER
&raftltationen ogiaa iprOigc, o. Sp.
fereIien al ieIpe @pgningen ifal mari
.begpnoc. Iftieielitabet Saioefalbe.
ne ifol ON iaa Gage iGtte lin onoen
Saiteautomobil / Hllte me0em Solt.
Oepren % Storlipano.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-12-01

Stnt % Strife. Get llopala, iom
firfcli0t Sanoalorbuuo bar neoiat
ON Srouingen al Sorboloet mellenr
Stat % Strife, bar aigipet @etPnf,
ming, lom ON ca, Ell Diauneos Si0 pil
blioe iorelagt SfientIigbeocn. @es
tGntningen gnnr / ierite NGffe no
pao, at ben oanltc 6oIfcfirfe / mole
CDercnsitemmelie meo Den ~biitoriife
lloDifling og meo 8runolopen ioar
Sn0ilp0eIie paa Stprclien al line eg-
ne inore Nnligqenoer og Abgang iii
Geltngclie / 8iipepaIg, meoens DER
gipeS Yienigbeoer meo SGritano-
punfter Ell Sprltiqing uoenior Sol.
fefirfeuS Sroen. SpiS bette strap
moo 5oruentning aiilaaes ira Sto,
tens Sioe, % bpiS man iremoeIca
ira Observation-Disclosures Sioe gier
Snog>,b / airfens inore SorboIo, To-
%reilaar ~lloualget en- lGmpeIig OF ire.
oelig Ssaning al gaanoet meQem
Stnt % Strife.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-12-01
&ensmocn Snbcrfuloieiann.Drium.

IS bisie Gage tageS Sen5moen Sit.
berflIloieianatorilm / Soltoalcn Il
9rug uben nogen ipccicl bsitioelig
SnopieIie. @gentlig ifuloe aa6nin-
gen bapc iunbct Steo ipr, men Tor
lfieQige SmitPnbigbeoer, ocriblanol
lRrlig at Griffepanoet i oct pp0pnt.
meoe &anbbasiin piite Iig life at uGrc
go0t, Iaa mo bar maattet ltribe til
Sltanobringelie al m San0Iconing,
bar iinfet oenne. SmiolcrtiO err man
III tomnnet lua langt, at Der ton auer.
teres eiter Eatienter. &c iamleoc
Smfoiminger peo Sanatoriets Spfe.
relic III. D. bar anIlaaet til $4,000
ar., buUrtil lao fommer uoitpr. Ser
er bet nogcn Sperlfrioelie, men oen.
mes Stsrrelie er piitnof enom life
enbelig beregnet. Com Sirefter Tor
Sanaioriet aniottes isrit Or. $. ..
S%anoberg, Haruif, ionl bar inoloat
Jig tore 6ortieneiter al Subcrfnloic-
arbcioet. Gespprre nigu ban ipanr
peo Gsoen % m Sireftpr aniattes /
sui. let imuffe og tiosmRsiigc
InlGg or bercgnet Tor 100 Eatien.
FER. men Der fan optages inotil 10.
5or Roro.Horge % FOR aampen MOB
Den berienoe 6~olfeipgoom Suberfulo-
len betegner bette Sanatoriums Sp.
~rettelie ct tort Sfriot iremoper.