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Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1916-12-09
PROPOSE SAUSAGE
FACTORY TO WORK
UP THE RABBITS

The plan proposed in Austin, Texas.
TO reduce the high cost OF living and
at the same time rid the state OF jacf
rabbits, which are described as being
n hane TO the country and the most
useless. ornery animal that ever de.
siroyed crops" may be tried out in
Nevada by some enterprising rancher
or butcher. and he would undoubt cdly
be- assured a good market.
The Texas plan is to make the rabbi
part OF the food of every family in tho
country. The rabbit is good to car
and easy to find and a plan is on foo,
TO build sausage factory that will
produce nothing but rabbit sausage
says the Gazette.
Texas may abound with rabbits.
said we'll known Reno rancher, "bu,
considering the area of Nevada and OF
Texas. this state has probably a largel
population OF the bunny tribe thar
the Lone Star State. Since the wal
on coyotes was started n year ago tn.
Nevada rabbit has had a delightful life
The coyote. when not biting cattle OF
nosing around some sheep herder's
tens, was chasing rabbits. They were
his chief article OF food and their lif,
was in danger at all times.
In Texas the farmers are planning
TO act as a unit. and instead of pes
that Is disliked by everybody Mr.. Ral~
bit is coming into fame. Bib rabbit
drives are being planned and there
is no sport that is more alluring thet
chasing big bunch of rabbits and
shooting at them. The rabbit drives
are supposed 10 produce the material,
for the sausage factory and new in
dustry that depends on an unlimited
supply OF raw material to work on will
be launched.
The same thing could be started In
Nevada. The department of agrlcul.
ture OF Texas has sent out bulletins
stating that the rabbit is a food deli.
Cacy."--Virginia Chronicle.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1916-12-09
THREE coRMEREo
CONTEST DEVELOPS
FOR SPEAKERsHIr

three cornered fight has developed
for the speakership of the assembly.
II VIII be contest among frocnds and
the two losers will undoubtedly gc-
two OF the best chairmanships and be
recognized floor leaders during the
session. says the Carson Weekly.
II. II. Coryell Of Elko County, an ex-
pCricnced legislator with several terms
in the state senate 10 his credit. is an
avowed candidate. and he IS sure OF
the backing OF the three Democratic
members from Elko County.
L. NJ. Hardy of LoveIock, the ia.
yorite son OF Humboldt County. Is in
the race and Is also sure of three votes
from his home county. lie is a young
lawyer and comes from a county that
has been a great help 10 the Democrat
and has had little recognition for it's
support
Frank Williams. who resides at Good
Springs, that veteran legislator OF
Clark County. is after the job and will
come to Carson City with the backing
of the solid south Clark and Lincoln
counties have saved the day every time
there was close election and claim
they are entitled TO the best that Is
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1916-12-09
WAR |NTERESTNOW
CENTERS ON
GREECE

LONDON, Dec. 9.-The war interest
in Europe is now divided between
Greece and the operations in Rumania.
The allied blockade of tho Greek forts
is in full effect this morning and grave
danger OF famine is reported. Greece
has only enough food TO last about
three weeks.
No Greek ships are permitted to en-.
ter or leave her ports, and the allied
war ships are closely patrolllng the
coast.
According 10 reports from Athens.
military activities throughout Greece
are Increasing. Although no open ord.
ers for mobilization have been issued,
reservists are flocking to the Greek
colors and are being assigned to duty.
Large forces of troops are being con.
centrated in the vicinity of Larrisa,
where trenches are being dug and artil
lery is being parked.
There is a growing belief In official
quarters of London that King Constan
tine Is being unduly influenced By the
German victory in Rumania and that
in the future he will adopt a more Wig
orous policy.
Dispatches late this afternoon say
that affairs in Greece have reached an
acute stake and that there is a grow,
Ing belief in London that Greece In
tends to enter the war on the side of
Germany. The Greeks have now mobi
lized an army of $4,000 troops.
Should Greece enter the war with
the central powers she will become an
ally of Bulgaria, her enemy In the wal
OF four years ago.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1916-12-09
THREE MEN HELD
FOR MURDER AT JARBlDGE

The latest report from Jarbidge or
the stage hold-up and murder OF driver
F. NJ. Searcy, came over the wire this
afternoon.
Sheriff Joe Harris phOned To DEPUTY
Sheriff Lamon that three parties were
arrested the day following the crime
and are being held.
lie states that the evidence accumu
lated points with certainty to the gull
OF the three men now under arrest.
District Attorney CarSille Is with
the sheriff and four federal men hav,
charge for the government. They ar,
working in unison to uncover all DOS.
sible evidence in order that there be
no loophole of escape for the guilty
party or parties.
They expect to hold a preliminary
examination In the case OF the three
men accused before returning to Elko
with the prisoners, in order to avoid
a return trip over the snowy mountain
roads.
The men arrested have been hang
ing about Jarbidge in idlcness except
for small gambling occasionally. and
were generally looked upon as unde
sirablcs
II was rumored in Elko today. but
apparently without foundation. that if
he evidence becomes clearly conclu
give OF guilt on the part of the men
now being held they will be summarily
lynchGd as the feeling of Jarbidge citi
zen Is running high.
The names of the prisoners are
Kuhl, Jennings and McGraw. initials
of first names not given In the report
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1916-12-09
A. v. BROWN
PASSES AWAY

In the passing away OF a. W. Brown
Elko County has lost one OF It's Oldest
citizens.
Mr.. Brown died last night at l0.45 at
his residence on Silver Street. He
had been in failing health for some
time and it was realized by the family
within the past few days that death
was approaching.
He came TO Nevada in the early days
and has been resident of Elko County
for many years. He is survived by his
wife and two daughters. The daugh-
ters. Mrs. James Hay and Mrs. Geo.
Knopf. live in Elko. Mrs. Hay is the
wife OF the proprietor OF the Sunset
Grocery.
The funeral will be held tomorrow
afternoon at 2 o'clock from the Presby-
terian church. All friends and &C
luaintances are respectfully invited TO
attend
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1916-12-09
IMMENSE SUPPLIES
APTURED BY
GERMANS

BERLIN, Dec. 9.-Increased pres
sure marks the Russian offensive In
the Carpathians, and some gains for
the Russians are admitted by the Ger
man war office this morning.
The Rumanlan armies have been
thrown into the utmost confusion by
the swift and unexpected attacks of
the Germans. Since the first OF the
month the armies operating around
Bucharest have captured 10000 prison
ers and taken immense supplies OF
food and war munitions.
All the Rumanian armies are now
retreatlng in great confusion.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1916-12-09
VERDICT OF ACQUITTAL
8 DEFENDANTS HAPPY

In II case which has held the atten-
uon of the District Court since Mon.
day. when three defendants. John
Woodham, Jim Brennan and Franl.
Whalen. were placed on trial charged
with robbing William Hackett some
weeks ago the jury returned verdic;
OF not guilty.
The jury received final instructions
at six O'Clock and after partaldng OF
supper at the Mayer Hotel returned 10
the court house TO deliberate on the
fate OF the prisoners.
The ceremony of finding u verdict
was handled with quickness and dis.
patch, one ballot registering their una.
nimous vote of acquittal.
The defendants were represented By
Attorneys Dysart and Mcnamara and
Assistant District Attorney Cantwell
represented the people.
The arguments were begun yester
day and the defendants alternately
lashed and lauded. Joe McNamara
made powerful. and eloquent plea fol-
the prisoners, pointing out the paucity
OF evidence. which was chiefly circum
stantial.
Hackett, who is character abou
town, may have been robbed rs al
legged, but the testimony showed los
no greater than key and pocket knit,
and did not tend very strongly to proc
Of completely by any of the defend
ants.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1916-12-09
o'NEIL BROTHERS WILL
FEED AT lOVELOcKS

The o'Neil Brothers OF this place a
few days ago purchased 1000 tons of
hay at Lovelock, and have made ar.
rangements TO feed large number OF
their poorer sheep there during the
winter. On Wednesday they shipped
sixteen carloads. over 400 head, to
that place. The price paid for the hay
was So per ton in the stack, measuring
5l2 feet TO the ton. From the purchase
price they were permitted a discount
OF five I@T cent for damaged hay top
ping the Sacks. The sheep shipped to
LovelOck will be fed there until condl.
tions in the spring warrant their 70.
turn, when they will be reshipped here
and taken to the northern ranges. The
cost of transporting the sheep to Love
lock and return is $GO.5O per car
Wells Herald
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1916-12-09
WILL INVESTIGATE ALL
FOOD AND FUEL PRICES.

WASHINGTON, Dec. s.-A nation.
wide federal grand jury investigation
OF all food and fuel prices will soon be
ordered by the department OF justice
was announced here this afternoon.
Certain grand juries in New York.
Chicago, Detroit and cities on the Pa.
cific Coast will take action within the
next few days.
That the administration is behind
the movement is indicated by the fact
that George Anderson, the govern
ments special investigator. is repeat
edly comforting with President Wilson
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1916-12-09
GIRL FREED FROM
fR|SON, FATHER ENR|CED

SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. 9.-The sill.
yer lining was suddenly flashed out
nom behind black cloud of shame
Ehich overlook SIgne Gerstadt. an in
nocent girl from Bellingham. Washing
ton, who was recently arrested here
With fugitive bank cashier, and
charged with issuing n fictitious check.
The publicity given to the arrest re
suited in a Chicago lawyer finding in
the girls father the heir to half mil
lion dollar estate. The father received
fortune and the girl has been freed
from the charges
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1916-12-09
V.PR|CESECURES
INDIAN SCHOOL
FOR ELKO

Rev. Ernest II. Price, who for ser-
eral months has been working TO get
an Indian school established here, has
finally succeeded. In a, letter " ceiyed
from Superintendent Royce this mora.
ing he was informed that the school
would be started as soon as supplies
and teaches could be secured.
Mr.. Price says that the school viii
be in the basement OF the Y. NJ. C. A.
building for awhile and that building
will be put up in the Indian village
as soon as possible. To start with
there will be from 16 to Is scholars.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1916-12-09
IN JUSTICE COURT.

\ prisoner was taken before Judge
H. U. Castle this morning and ar
raigned on charge of issuing check
without funds.
The man goes by the name of Geo.
Chic!ne and gave worthless check to
VIM. Doyle, proprietor OF the CONNER.
cial Hotel. on Oct. 7th. after which he
went TO Ely.
He was traced to the southern cop
per camp where he was arrested. The
preliminary examination was set. at
request OF the defendant, for next Wed,
nesday at 2 o'clock He was not rep
resented by counsel at the srraign.
nent
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1916-12-09
WILL Be CITIZEN

Another resident OF Elko County
who came to America from far off
shores, filed application this morning
for his second papers for citizenship
as an American.
The applicant was Paul Giosta, ran.
cher of Deeth. who has been in Ameri.
ca nine years, seven OF which have
been spent in Elko County. The first
two years in this country Mr.. Giosta
lived in Utah. From what Is known
of him in the past he will make a
worthy citizen.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1916-12-09
REGISTERED AT THE MAYER

Mrs. c. Chaser. Elburz. G. j. Tuska,
Reno; Mrs. J. Rutherford, Carlin; Mrs
Geo. Hanna, Hylton; V. Mills, Wells
Mrs. J. w. Weathers, Deeth: w. s
Rains, Palisade; Mr.. and Mrs. f. A.
Travis, Lee; S. NJ. Hill, Lovelock: II
J. Sadler, Sherman; Mrs. r. r. Sche
nackerberg, Sherman; F. Richardson
Dan Parry, Salt Lake: W. Rothschild
G. c. Pellar. San Francisco: c. II
Burns. Salt Lake. +. o. Harper Wend
over: Don Steele. Wells.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1916-12-09
HIGH FOOD PRICES
ARE COMING
DOWN

WASHINGTON, Dec. 9.-The cost OF
living has taken n drop. which
though it Is small when viewed gener-
ally. officials believe that prices will
continue TO fall.
The board OF trade men and middle
men IL is believed have become fright.
ened by the announcement that the
government intended 10 make q sweep
ing investigation with the intention OF
prosecuting those responsible for the
excessive prices.
Municipal food dopOts are urged by
DR.. Wiley. the famous pure food ex.
pert
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1916-12-09
SUBMARINE DAMAGED
DURING a STORM

NORFOLK. Dec. 9.-Caught in a
storm coming here from New York.
the American submarine L-i lost her
anchor, part'of her periscopc. and ~the
oesG sAuehions were badly damaged.
Inc submarine anchored and attempt.
60 10 weather the storm, but the an.
eh0r failed 10 hold. -Four other sub
marines arrived here without damage.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1916-12-09
REGISTERED A TcomMERcIAL

Alex Weiland; Roy Plummer; John
Robertson, Golconda; Bern Poulton
Hylton; B. d. Silvia, Tuscarora: Miss
Ruth Smith. Lee; John NJ. Smith
Deeth; John j. Swindlehcrst: J. NJ
Tobin, Reno; Patrick Occory: Karl
Klaus. Chicago: G. F. Safer Reno.
Geo. NJ. t>ilburn; Chas. d. Mathews: :
Eli NOVEL;: f. Phipps: Roy Hoppe:
John Hines. Gillett. Wyoming.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1916-12-09
eARRANzIsTAs FIGHTING
AMONG THEMSELVES

Ell PASO, Dec. 9..-.According TO dis.
pa'cheS received today. civil war has
"iOKeh out among the Carranzistas.
General MurgIa. IT is reported. attempt.
VI 10 arrest General Treyino. who com
hiahded the Chihuahua garrison when
Tue city fell into the hands OF villa.
\ triangular street fight followed in
which the troops of Murgla. Trcvino
and Ozuna were engaged
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1916-12-09

c. II. Rcinkeu and Mrs. Relnken and
Gordon Drown and Mrs. Drown. all OF
ElEo, motored to Reno yesterday from
the Eastern Nevada metropolis. They
arc guests at the Golden. ReInken and
Drown are prominent ranchers.-Renn
Gazette.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1916-12-09
THREE SHIPS SUNK
IN LAST pa HOlJRe

IN LAST "a HOURS
LONDON. Dec. g.--Thc Danish
steamer Sigurd. and the two British
ships. AvrIEton and Tannold. have
oeen sunk within the last twcnty.four
hours. according TO Lolyd's dispatch
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1916-12-09

Among the visitors from Deeth was
Mrs. John Weathers who will remain
few days at the county seat
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1916-12-09
NEW YORK QUOTATIONS.

SILVER, 75e: lead. S7.io.7.65: spell.
her s12.625-ls.s75: copper. first
louarter, s34.50: second quarter.
I.ss.5o-Ss.5e.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-12-15
"6ulaih".

Set nucite oonife GRO, clct ret
tere: Oct nncite Orb, iom bar
inoct Aoh,roIiicriu9 og m &lanN
/ Can't, cr ubetingct Groct "@ul
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Iom pioite, at bette bar gtapnet pao
Ell &ic0ret, ucb nj bunbrcoc, at oct
bctpoer iuoount nogct lom &aruCmt-
ppicu ali, iom borer De mere eIIcr
miuore Ipffclige til, Ion &%rigSaore.
he pluoielig bar beriget, % ION ale
meo itprre eucr minore @erettigelic
hurceIlerer opcr, ifriper "Nationolti
oCn0e".
&ou llngorit beoer Ell Srtbioro
WuIpa, Nurocu, iom uogtcr oelL Ne
Ger @ulpua % Den Nct, ban BELT
ldper IiQ, bar 9taunct @ulpaShuS,
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sc bare S~orbinoelic mcb oct ganllc
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Suif iin0e3 ionu Saul, Ell oaarlig
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FOR lig. GrofeSior &ilbcIm Shom-
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Tor Ell RIM Gio ii0eu hentct ira 60.
meme peh &aufaIu&.
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tiifc &procr2 "SSriib Step", % ben
CT iiffert al aammel Sprinoelie, BOG
life / lin miurreuoe SfiffeI'c, bill.
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@rr AZ Ell Eloute, iom or nGr |
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ncpcrsr oa TANNER fra @raiIieR,
men life trpiieS / europa ier /
Slutniuaeu al oet lcrtenoe aorbun.
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-12-15

Seq eIifer bet Stu - er bct lrort euer
iIrnat -
ION or 9oelt % rent, bar Oct 0ierligs
beo blof.
Set frpber min SiGl p9 opuarmsr nat
Sim.
ar aiGrIiebeb ipores paa Ierne ifetinn.
CT BET ei set ifore oeo 2ipet - Set
Ib9rc =
at eiife lin IGite, bepare bans sgre;
/ Gambling at tieue iaunel Ion nreo
ORR,
% Ipfte lin SInst al Set lauc a
Sorb2
vt lofte JIG ieIu ps tit Solt fra alt ipus
bigt,
MOB Sbea0iuet op6piet o8 pnbi9t;
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&ano
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9erfor pil ieg ellie, bertil oil ie9 tienc
nit Soft til oct iibite at aiGrligbebS:
cpre.
fcr 2ipct at lette for ipn0e at trPttc;
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Seq elifer set 2ip, iom 6elt naturliat
gror,
ser l"ipsirilf ubfoloes o9 porer iia itor
lie Srret ueo aiiOen pg ellie bed @Gf.
icm @Ion,iteu / Supe o8 9foic paa Sr..
Seq eIifer oct Gin, inn er roclt o9 goot,
la prrc boor rin9e, bnor 'impclt %
imdat
/ andre SpIfs 2ine; men Ianbt lab oet
itan,
or airrligfcn enc fGn 0icrterne nnd.
SaIpnrb 5. Nal6uc.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-12-15
Tulfeafitemnina ON be neitiubiifc

Ter. Get onnlfe Observation-Disclosures
ON bar MT ubiellot nprmere GeiIco.
ming angaaenoe SpIfeufitemningell
Sprsoag ben t4oe December. @eret-
tiget til at oeltoee / Solfeafltrnnin-
gen er ale MtGilo pg apinber, iom er
optaget paa Galgliitcrne til Nolfe-
tinget, foriuapibt De oen t4be 9e-
cenlber 3. u. bar iplot fit 29oe Iar.
If'temlingen foregaar ionl aomnlt-
iteoTtcnnin9, % Stcmmlcgipningen
'fer peo Afgipelie al Stenmeicoler,
lnola1t / &onpolntcr cftcr Hcglerlle
Tor Sa. pg, Mei-Ihtemning, iaaleocs
at Der Itcinmes for @pbfjenoelic al
Salaet nteo ga, % imob nteo Rci.
Sipfolf, Tom peo lin girfiombeo er
forbiloret fra at fonlnle ~perionIia
tilitcbe pau Niitemningsiteoet fan
oeltuge / Iolfeafitenmlingen peo at
inoienoe StemmcieobeI til aonnnl-
%lieitDret | Den Gommune, pua bpis
Golgliitcr DC er opfert.
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Ia Gam0rnp ifubtcS.

"a Sait0rllp 'tGbtcs. - Set CT |
Oisic Sage 80 Nar, iibcn &ambrup
blep Stutinnsbp, og Solo. s[p."
mco0elcr bcrfor nogIc Srpf al oell
tore S~tationSbps forte Siitorie. -
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cSiereOc Ggne / Senocr. @Ianot oiS.
&c par Nuniul s.. s.. @rau ira
&oloing Der bar intnrncret &plbing-
Berger, % hetru0tcoc enhpcr "Srem-
ling" mco Miatilio. - Zen ianmc
aonIul bar ielu lortult mig Siitorien,
t%ilioicr Sr. SEMEN. Gen luocr ON
trent Tom ialacr: 9iuicn ifuloc aItiao
uhitifteS, % oct aialbt for mig ON,
al oen life fon til at saa ouer So
berSlcp, Der 10 oer9ang fontilrrcreoc
meo &oloing. Sao opoageoc ieg Ell
Elet poo aortet, ser beo Samorup,
OF icg tpntte itrar, at funoe hi faa
Citizen til at gaa Den @ei, par 3oIoing
rebbet. Seq iatte 90 en- Hrif peo
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men. SobersIep par lat ub al Spil-
let % aoIoina bar reooet, Iengang
beitpb Tamoriip al Treitegaaroen oa
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bar ben 2300 S%nbbpaaere.
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er Neropfanerne fIaaet iitpffer, forbi
DC itnge 5lppere bar maattet foreta.
&c %loaoanne Wansprer for at unb.
gaa Imaeerbanen, ao~Ioiibaperne,
De mango gpgninser, Der %efterbaan.
ben bar reiit iig paa aerooromen, ell.
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otngen er folbt ubelbte no. Der ar.
beioes M for fuIb Strait paa Soc.
rens tefnife 9orps's8erfIteoer paa
at bpggc ME Meroplaner, % mar ben.
ter | Sebet al ct ballot Mars Sio of
funne afIepere IL Waifiner, % fra
Wielfen & Wintbers Meroplunfabrif
fomlmer Der iorelsbig 6 9leropIaner.
Som SsIge at oenne temmelig betps
beige Sorsgelie al 2uftuernmatcri-
eaet, ifal Der naturligpis %inareit no
oannes Ell Stab al Slpbere, % sSlp-
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me SIppere DC melt betrpggenbe Sor-
bplb | ge~9pnbelien al oeres @irfiom-
beo. Sorilaget saar, iislge "Natio.
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nlener at bape fuuoet ct til Slppeuo-
oannelle IPrlig eenet Serrpn mel
lem SDngbD % Sunotsfte.
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bois man suiter Sort meO iorifiel,
lige paatrptte Atapn, mtaa miuoit 10
Sort (eQer miuoit % meo iamme
gtopn, bois man tar 5oroeI al Sen
biaigere 8ris for % Sort bcitiQeS
al bert Nann.
HS! elsie Sort fan ien6eS / So.
itcn /. nobeu &onpolut Tor I Sent
boaoe Der ! 2onoct % til @amlelan,
set.
~ SnOienO Ceres @ciHQinacr i
3ioe, iipr bpis Dc euiter at ienoc
aortene iom SuIcbiIicn til Slpot.
ninger % @enHcr / @~amlclauoct
tager Here Tiger for @oit ouer
&apct IN moer Srigen.
y. A%nauoien 1%nbliibina So.
SecOrnh SOiuu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-12-15

mcb Seres Napn % ISrcsic.

Sore SuIefort for 1916 cr nal.
rrirbeIte potre % ItiIige. Qe or al
beOite GIugs Sorton % er im%agfuIot
6efpreret meo forifieIige GriittornS.
fcrfirtreer I @rsrt % Hc6t. Stcr.
reIien al biSie Sort er 31s
@i trptfer Ceres Wopn og aorc8ie
% "@lRoeIie Sui og @oht Rptaor"
erter Soo Norif eler gugcIf pno
Sortere % ienoer Dem meO 9onpo.
Ltter portofrit,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-12-15
Gn merfelig SptGllina. On futtiu

unoeritettet 2iggerife peo Rapn ST.
len S~ansbotter, ser bolot til pau
6attiahuiet / Npiteo 2anbiogn, oeoe
for fort Sio iioen og eiterIoo Tia til
a%Iminoeli9 S%perraifeIie en- Sormue
paa omtrent 5000 Ser. Set too ifeI-
&c "2oa. Salt. Stiftst." gpriabeben
aolfiai9c Elmer at faa toIt op, bpab
man fouot | benoes 8ienmer, % @e-
'ultatet bIep f~elgcnOe: I Stf. Sub.
throne, 3O4 2.aroneitpffer, 576 1.
9roncItpffer, "A 5O-Erer, 1921 90
Erer, III 10-grer, 419 5-Erer,
1896 2sErer, III 1-Srer, 1 CANT
mel Seooel pna so SIR, % Seoler a
10 Ser. dS75-1S9O), "a Seoler
(eon9bare) a 10 SIR. oe enoeIig II
Scoler q 8 Ser. Nlt ialt 2755 ar.
SO Gre.
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Sbisbitere,t elias

al DR.. Sr. @iIbeIm arllmnod'cr.
Sra Spif otter Sri1iualens iieroe
llbgabe. 4S aapitler eller GAO 81.
Ser, / to Gclc, elegant inobunoet /
Sbirting mcb Sitclcn / 8uIo paa
Term og Hp9. Senne berente goa
fremitiller Yrpfeten GlioS' Siitorie /
oct florcIte og melt aniflicliggierenoe
2pS. Sroieten Glias' SiItorie bprer
til be melt urberfuIbe, tiltrrffcnoe
90 trpiterige / Sen belle Sfriit.
Ii bar finn ct mi1orc SpIoa al
benne BOG.
GriS $50, meS "Epiten" ct Star
$2.75.
y. N%mnmoieu EnGl. Gu.,
Sceorab, Soma.