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Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1917-10-26
r. aunch Economy CAMPAIGN.

London, Oct. 24.-Both Premier
Lloyd George and Chancellor of the
Exchequer Bonar Law made important
speeches at a meeting in Albert hall,
launching big national economy
campaign.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1917-10-26
USEFUL DIP VAT FOR SHEEP
Device Shown in Illustration Is Con.
venient Piece of Equipment
for ANY, Farmer.

A dipping vat similar to the one,
illustrated is a convenient piece of
equipment for any farmer to have,
since it can be used for swine and
other stock. It should be at least s:
feet long, % inches wide and 4 feet
deep. It may be made Of concrete,t
wood or galvanized iron. The vat.
should be placed on hole 2 feet deep,
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1917-10-26
Grain, Provisions, Etc.
Chicago. Oct. a

FLOUR-Spring wheat, special brands,
in wood, 5000 per bbl.; in jute SOTO;
hard spring wheat. patents, IS per cent
grade, in jute, $10.75; straight, in export
bags, 5000; first clears, $1,000 in jute; sec
ond clears, $3.50; low grade $7.500S 90;
fancy clears, winter wheat patents in
jute 5000. standard soft winter wheat
patents, $10.10, In jute; fancy hard winter
wheat patents, $1075, in jute;, standard
hard winter wheat patents, $780, in jute;
first clears $1,000, in jute; second clears,
in jute. $s0O@s.5o; new white rye, $40;
new dark rye, $780,
HAY-Choice timothy, $28. OO@29. 90; No.
/, s26 50@275 standard, $26.00@27.0O: No q
and light clover mixed. s2450025.50; No 8
red top and grassy mixed, $2250623O0;
clover and heavy clover mixed, $21OO0
200; threshed timothy, SIG. 0O@19.00.
BUTTER-Creamery, extras, 42c; extra
firsts 41@411ac; firsts, 3914@4O7ac; seconds,
3sR@39c; ladies', 3715@3Sc; process, 391sc;
packing stock, 3503534c.
EGGS-Fresh firsts, 36@S7c; ordinary
firsts 351A@36c; miscellaneous lots, cases
included, 36@37c; cases returned, 35@36c;
checks, country candled, 21@2Sc; city re-
candled, 29030c; dirties, country receipts,
22628c; No 4 recandled, 29@30c: city re-
candled. 310I32c; extras, 411a@421ac; refrig-
orator stock 33f34c
LIVE POULTRY-Turkey ESQ., fowls,
14@17c; ROSTERS, Ice; spring chickens. 18c;
ducks, 1612Dll72c. geese, lf72c.
TATOES-Minnesota white, $215@2. 30
per 100 lbs Wisconsin white. s2.15a2. 80:
South Dakota, $2.15@2.2S; Michigan, $3.50
23O.
CATTLE-Good to choice, $140O@1725:
good to prime calves. s12.O0@1565: year
lings, good to choice. $1150016 40; range
steers, $9.5O@14.00; stockers and feeders,
$4,000 so; good to choice cows, N.O0@90O;
good to choice heifers, $S.00@9.75; fair to
good cows, $6.0OGD7.O0; Gamers, s4.75@5S5;
cutters, $53O@6.0O; bologna bulls, $3.50
7.15; butcher bulls. $7.25@1O.0O; heavy
calves. 81 5oa12Oo; veal calves, $14.0O@15.oO.
HOGS-Prime light butchers, SIS. 1905. 80:
fair to fancy light, $1525@160O: medium
weight butchers, 2O0@25O lbs, SIS 1906 40;
heavy weight butchers, 25o@4co lbs. $500
n16. so; choice heavy packing. SIS. 1o@15.65
rough heavy packing. $14.80@15.15; pigs.
fair to good, $12.O0@14.O0 stays, $4,000
100.
sHEEP-Good to choice wethers, 10000
1900: good to choice ewes, $10.O0@1175:
yearlings, $12.50@14.25; western lambs. good
to choice, $16O0016S5; native lambs. good
to choice, SIS. 75016-75; feeding lambs. $16.5O
@18.O0.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1917-10-26
Buffalo. N. Y Oct. %.
IATTL .E-Receipts 100: slow

. CAITLE-HeC6IplS, I,UUU, SIUW
vEALS-Receipts, $50; dull; $7.00@15.O0.
Receipts, 6,4o0; slow; heavy,
SIG 106016 %; mixed $1515G16.00; Workers,
SIS. 5O@1575; light Workers and pigs, $4,000
1425; roughs, $14.6O@14.75; stays, $4,000
1880.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts, 2.4O0;
dull: lambs. s12O0@16.75; others I'M
changed
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1917-08-30

ing this practice in every way pos
sible, and has just completed n
new swine barn to add to its already
extensive facilities for caring for the
exhibit in this department. That
the swine exhibit at the South Da-
kota State Fair and Exposition viii!
be much larger than any previous
year is evidenced by the large
entries in the Duroc-Jersey and
Poland China futurities which closed
March 18th with the following emit
ries in each Poland China Futurity:
e. G. Barber, Alpena; c, B. Bates,
Letcher; c. F. Bates, Letcher; +. j..
Drummer, Hurley; James Chaussee,
Elk Point; Bert c. Drake, Waubay;
FRED Dralle, Mission Hill; A. A.
Duncan, Bgan; John Glenn & Son,
Canistota; John Hilmoe, Colman; c.
N. Johnson; Emery; Nick Nelson,
~Centerville; r. w. Ponto, Brook
ings; A. G.. Robish, Hazel; F. L..
Ryan,, Plankinton; J. l.. Scherer.
Hartford; Jno. r. Smith, Flandreau;
Nick Thiesen, Kennebec; J. j.
Thyme, Corona; Ray Thyme, Corona;
H. H. Weeldreyer. Bridgewater;
Weert Weerts & Son. Bancroft.
Duroc-Jersey Futuritv' Chris L.
Nelson, Vermillion; Wendt & Paint
err, Canton; S. w. Bates, Letcher;'
Geo. A. Smith, DeSmet; Jacob Lar
son, Ethan; D. B. Smith. Mission
Hill; Hugh B. Nash, Redfield: Christ
Larsen, Badger; Fl. Fl. Erion, Rock
ham; G.. J. Brewer. Athol; Frank
l.. Minis, Canton; A. v. Lindberg,
Langford; u. r.. McMonies, huron;
j. p. Hanson. Beresrord; Olaf Gil
bertson, Violin; w. l.. Matson, YER
million: A. X. Bates, Letcher; r. n.
VanWinkle, Ordway; l.. B. Jacobus,
| Letcher; C. z. Graves, fulton; r. j.
Weiland, Canistota; Stephen Conner.
Armour; Jacob Eneboe, Canton:
Malloy Bros, Montrose; Henry Oh
son, Cotton; c. p. Dexheimer,
Spencer.
Sheep specialists believe that sheep
al be grown at a big profit In this
part of the country, and the State
Fair Board Is offering liberal prem
iums to owners of pure bred sheep
Of the leading breeds. Every OPP
%portunity will be given farmers to
purchase breeding stock! Sheep
production In many of the warning
nations which have been supplying
this country with wool, has fallen
off to such an extent that it is
difficult to buy wool abroad. So
much wool will be required in the
making Of uniforms. socks, over
coats, blankets and other parts of
the army equipment, that it is
feared a wool famine will result.
A few sheep can be raised with
profit on any farm. Besides the
more common breeds of sheep a
class has been opened for the Cor
riedales, New Zealand's premier
breed OF mutton combination sheep,
thus giving stockmen an opportunity
for examining this new breed. A
new sheep barn has just been built
to aid in caring for the large exhibit
| of which we have been assured.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1917-08-30
BIG MONEY IN CATTLE

We sell you good land on easy
terms aud stock you up with dairy
cows or beef cattle. Pay for them
ON the cream payment plan, select
ed from the, largest dairy in !he
world. Write for booklet.
Cheap excursion rates August 81.
Lindstrom Investment Company.
General Agents, Yankton, South
Dakota Adv.
Splendid, Red Seal and pure rye
Auur for sale ut the Farmers eleva.
tor. Adv.
Listen: This is not the first time
you got something at cost. The
profit is all your own. 10 per cent
off of regular price on Electric
fans. 1t might be a little late IN
the season but you will need one
next year. Better get one while
they last. Only a few Of all sizes
on hand. A. j.. Velat. Adv.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1917-08-30

South Dakota beef cattle recently
broke the worlds record in the sale
of 40 head to the Armour Packing
Co. at $14.00 cwt. This price was
the highest ever paid at the stock
yards in Chicago. During the past
decade South Dakota has been very
active in the Improvement Of the
livestock industry, and the South
Dakota State Fair has been no mean
factor in bringing this about. Each
ear the fair has been the means of
assembling the best show stock in
the country, a considerable amount
of which has been purchased by
South Dakota breeders. The fact
that a certain animal does not win
the blue ribbon is no indication of
inferior quality for at the South Da.
kota State Fair it is in competition
with the best stock in the country.
and the fact of its being shown here
is an indication of its high quality,
for breeders have learned the futility
Of trying to win with ordinary stock
at this show.
In addition to the regular classes
which are open to the world there
are state classes for the following
breeds: Shorthorns, Galloways Here
fords, Aberdeen-Angus, Polled Dur
ham, Red Polls and Holsteins. The
American Association of these
breeds, together with the American
Associations Of the following, offer
special premiums: Brown Swiss,
Ayrshire, and Jersey.
The Live Stock industry in South
Dakota is not by any means confined
to the raising of cattle, for some
of the very best horses that go to
the eastern markets come from this
state, and command the highest
market price. The exhibit of horses
alone is we'll worth the trip to the
fair. From all indications this ex-
hibit will be greater than ever
before. For all registered breeding
draft horses owned and kept In
South Dakota who win in open class
against competition from outside
the state, will be paid an additional
premium equal to. 30% Of the prem
ium awarded. The amounts won in
this connection certainly reflects
great credit upon the exhibitor. Spe,
cial premiums are offered by the
Percheron Society Of America. the
American Association of Importers
and Breeders of Belgian Draft
Horses, also the Shire Associations,
both English and American.
Pork, plays such an important role
in the feeding of the allied armies
and so many hogs must be raised
in the future to prevent a pork
shortage, that the South Dakota
State Fair and Exposition, Sept.
l0-14, is offering large premiums for
pure bred hogs of the common
breeds.
There is so much interest in noe
production In this territory that II
is safe to say that the greater por-
ton of the best exhibits will be III
chased at private sale by South Da-
kota Breeders who wish to raise
better hogs. The fair Is encourag-
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1917-08-30

A, representative of the Nation
al Farmers Non Partisan League
WAS i'm town last week soliciting
membership, the membership fee
being SIC which pays the member
up to Oct. Is, 1918. The league
pledges its support to men run
ming for political Office who will
support the following measures
which are the program of the
league: 1. Exemption of farm
improvements from taxation. 2.
Rural credits banks operated at
cost 3. State hail insurance. 4.
State inspection Of dockage and
grading of grain. 5. State termi-
nal elevators, warehouses, -four
mills, stock yards, packing houses
creameri S and cold storage plants.
The league is modelled after that
of North Dakota and is an effort
to save the farmer from the spec
ulators.
Japanese Parliament.
The Japanese parliament consists OF
a house of peers and a house of repre-
sentatives. The house of peers con-
tains both mobiles and distinguished
commcners. Princes of the imperial
blood and princes and %marquises sit in
It by right Of title. Counts. %viscounts
and barons elect members Of their or
ders. The emperor appoints the COM
moners of distinction. and there are
also seats for the highest taxpayers,
one from each prefecture. At present
the house Of peers contains II princes
of the blood, ID princes, 33 %marquises,
II counts, 90 viscounts, 66 barons, 100
men nominated by the emperor and 4S
highest taxpayers. Members Of the
house Of representatives are elected
by male Japanese subjects twenty-five
years of age or over and paying a d.
rect tax Of not less than 10 yen 1857.
There are 1871 members, 1S1 from city
districts and the rest from the country
districts.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1917-08-30
Catarrhal Deafness Cannot Be Cured

BY local applications. az they cannot reach
the diseased portion of the ear. There
u only one way to cure catarrhal deafness,
CO .arrhaI Deafness 10 caused by an In
fame condition Of the mucous lining Of
the Eustschian Tube. When this tube 10
imperfect hearing, and when IT 10 entirely
closed. Deafness 10 the result. Unless the
Inflammation can be reduced and this tube
restored 20 its normal condition, hearing
Will be destroyed forever. Many cases of
deafness are caused by catarrh, (which 10
an tnhamed condition of the mucous sur
faces. Hsips Catarrh Cure acts thru the
blood on the mucous surfaces OF the sys-
ten.
We viii give One Hundre Dollars for
any ease OF Catarrhal Deafness that cannot
BE- cured by Halls Catarrh Cure. Circulars
free. All Druggists. 7sc.
y. J. CHENEY q CO.. Toledo, o.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1917-08-30

Feed and Forage At State Fair.
The South Dakota State Board ment will not be conducted 1t a
OF Agriculture, mindful Of the needs profit; the supplies will be sold
OF the livestock exhibitors will at acutal cost plus the cost of
handle its " feed and forage handling A large new building
giving to all the very best at the east of the barns h as just been COM
lowest possible price. This depart pleted to car for this department,
Live Stock Sanitary Board.
The Live Stock Sanitary Board to furnish each exhibitor Al entries
will be represented by DR.. ]. E are made. and in this manner de-
Phelps, State Veterinarian with sufl lay whatever will be occasioned.
deputies to absolutely live The headquarters of the State
stock in transit for exhibit purposes Veterinarian will be at the office of
quick service to and from the An the superintendent OF the Cattle
nual State Fair. Proper blanks Department in the Livestock Pa
will be in the hands o the Secretary viion. n
Judging of Live Stock.
The rules of the South Dakota each forenoon and afternoon and
State Fair and Exposition require completed Wednesday evening. Stock
that the exhibits be in place at 9! Judging is of great interest 1t all
O'Clock Monday morning. September state fairs. and splendid facilities
10th. Judging In all live stock de- have been arranged for both judges
partments commences at 1870 PI and spectators. 1t will be of interest
NJ. Horses sin the arena Immediately to note what constitutes blue rib
south of horse barr No. L, cattle in bon" stock. Music will be M of
the. live stock pavilion and adjacent the features. Premiums in alt live
thereto sheep and swine at the stock departments are paid before
sheep and swine barns; continued the fair closes.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-07-31

mite - oft i be0ite Sroen - War'
icbals bill natirligpis blipe preo paa
oS - % Sen urige Wtono faar on no
t~ilrliouis oIbria at Jet ct Stint al -"
"Mor!" iagbe @mmp igien.
Zen fremmeoe ioa i~niIenoe paa
Den unge Iige.
Seq foritaar mleaet goot, at Sc
er lei for life at babe faaet Den inlge
Serre at ie g."
"lao innen Wtoobe, Seg fan life
n1eo oi5ie orrongereoc SiItorier!" ub-
brsb Gmmp fortrpocligt.
ri title, Bigcborn! = q, er Ell
.SoSie - ioaOanne ron1alltiIfe @rIaer
fgrer life iii noget goot -"
"Nei, oct bar De Het l. 1rile," lag.
Sc Sen iremmehe og iatte iig burtigt
op libert at toge Senipn til lit ioareoe
Ben - "romottiife 8riler fan fsre
til, at malt Iaoer iig tnae for Ell Sare
% foor en- 2obning Sagl / @enet."
Sr, og Srl Sombert meo Cater
Itirrebe iorbauiet poa fin @ipIt. Gent
ne penote Zig M til Gmmp og ia9be
~inliienbe:
"Srefer, ieg ifuloe oqiaa bape ino-
fllnoet mig til Ell iaooan TrGienta-
tion, men ieg ioretrof Sagten - al
0cn 8runb, at ie9 ganife ligeiom &c
baber ole n~rrongereoe Tartier!"
Get bar Sc ganife Set t." no.
brao gmmp. "0tan ifal life title iig
ipcien for SilirlOet - bpiS oct Ell
Sang er beItemt al Sfipbnen -"
49, iaa Iprer ma binonben
at fjcrlbc, Srsfen, set err 10 iaoban,
&c mcncr. Seq FOR min Gel tror flip
pefnit bcrpoa - pes Sc, til bpem icg
por inobu0t - til MoricbalS.
Ger bprtes ct treitemmigt "Gab."
% Gnmp ilogreoe iom Ell forifrGmt
Ii6en Sltgl lb al SGreliet.
Gen ioarebc iaa inlilenoe citer ben-
oe. San par oabellbart ganife iiffer
pna, at bun biI0e fonnne tilbage.
2rll 2onlbert ioo Ell goo Sio itbe-
ppgelig pna lin Stol. Sr. 2ombert
bar bcrinoo ocb at rpffe @rmen al
SEQ poo lit Sffer, ioa froitigt rpItcbe
han Sen i,i,ge Wono8 &onnb, mems
ban trilmferenoc raobte til i'm sgg.
tcboIpocl:
Som M % fig, at set er f%orficrt
al mig at gaa paa Sagtl"
"6crrc @ltb io!" iporeoe Srlt Com.
bert rreo ct Sfuloertrpf - "ielp ON
on pirfeliq Ell enfelt Sang life font
mer hiem belt tombpnoet, iaa err bet
ba life Din Sfplbl"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-07-31

Winiirerfriien. Sra a~iebenbapn
meIbeS Den 2Ooe Sunni. Get fonier.
potipe Solfeparti bar i en- Sfripelie
til aonieilsprpiibcnt 3oble ioog meb.
oelt, at Oct bar onnlobet bets Heprps
%ientant, Niniiter uoen 9orteicIie
Hottbeu, ON at inogipe lin Dennis
iionsbeeipring.
= a%jebenbapn Sen 22bc sunni. 81.
terat Wtiniiter $. 6. Gbriitenien i
Genitres Tartimebe bapbe giort &ebe
for De foreliegenoe politiife Sorbolo,
bporoeo ban fremb9pebe, at Sperens.
fomiteu al 30te September maatte
aniees for bortfalbt, noar Sr. Gott,
bsu pna oct fonierpotipc Gartis Sor.
lanJenbe faor giifeb iom Winiiter,
CAB Eartiet bam Sililutning o. 9e-
mpnoigelie til at inogipe fin Inieg.
ming ON Iiifeb en- al be nGrmcite
Gage.
S%iebcnbopn Sen 25be SUM.
Oct f%onierpotipe Solfepurti bar ioag
peStat at erflllbere WiniIter &ottbeG
al Nartiet. 2onostingsmrnoene @rep
5riis, Sen og Sbelmam Iamt Sol.
fetingSmanO Reergaaro bar / Inleb-
ming beraf meobelt bette, at De er
traoot no al Eartiets Gigsbagsgrllp-
pc.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-07-31
43be Margang.

100000 SIR. por i aites tegnct 1862.
900 ar., % oermeo err 6oretagenoet
iifret og trpoer olerebe ibag / Sirf-
iombeo. Selifabet bar fjsbt Sfibs.
bigger Gbriitofieriens Sirfiombeb /
aSiens, % oenne iIpttes M til 8ors.
pr, bpor Den inorettes paa eft Ireol al
ca. 10000 apabratolen peb Gorser
me Soon; Der anI9gges TO Spba.
Iingsbeooin8cr og ire 9pgeebeooin.
ger. st llopalg beltaaenoe al 8onIu-
Ierne Sepien % 81. Hasmusien iamt
Sagierer Sergb Ieoer Soretagenoet,
inotil geltprelicn fan bIipe palst.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-07-31

GienbomsIals. Sooeogoorben Sob.
bel peo Sen1pig er al Nroprietpr
Sfriper iplgt til 8lontngeeier Bach
ira SABA for $4,000 Ser.
gnfefru Sonien / @e9ese bor
IolGt Jim Gien0om "Sfoplpit" meb
1875 Sor. 2ono % iuIo 9eirtuing til
Segartb al Genbe FOR ca. 10000
Ser, meooeles ira NGitueb.
Soerbpgonro / @oniiIb err al
Nroprietpr Chr. Sineien San'en
operbroget Senncn SEES GineIen
Sanicn for 255,000 SIR. areaIct er
200 S0r. 9onb, bporoi 3S Cor. 2anb
ferite alosies Sfog. @ciGtning og
Snpcntar m~eofplger.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-07-31
Zen fruifr Spbnf. 9Gnu hIpip

Sen frnfte Spbnf. Wan pleier /
@cItfpn at resne Ct. Sansbag iom
SiSen Tor Observation-Disclosures @e-
g%pnoelic. Saar er man imioIertio
bcapnot noget tioligere % er aaerebe
MI nrItcn frrbis meb llopIantningen.
Saa @ritnb al Ssrfen bar man man.
&c Steoer panoet unoer TIantningen,
mebens man elers rsie5 meo at pleie
% itrnr berefter itiffe Sobaffen / Sen
rifle @iilb. Ser er iaar en- iterf
Stigning | llbplantning al Spbaf.
Taa Iiperlip.S rr,ioeru p.Ggnen bar
abifilige iielge "0iibSeIi. @enitre.
blao" lat 10000 Sobafs.
planter / Sorben, % Here bar neo.
plsiet oercs Hunfelroemorfer % ON.
bpttet Dem meo Sobafsmarfer. Oct
or naturIigpis Sc aobe Eriler ira
|iiior, iom t~ilifpuber bertil.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-07-31
Sfoobranoe / Sperise.
Gn Ibfrout paa to Wil. = grGnot
for uner 100000 SIR.

Sra @ete6oro meloe8 Sen 17be
Sunni. - s Hprbeben al IlingsdS
hericr en- Sfogbrano, Iom er ben Iter.
Ite Wanos Minbe. Sffe mirore enb
S Sognc er berert al @ranoen, 'om
pco WtiboaQstibcr ioag ifreo rem paa
: Mil3 6rorter % bercgneS olercoe
at ho beriet ca. 1900 Sonoer 2ono.
. @oarbe % I Sogbrllg meb @ebolo-
ninger for ca. $4,000 Sroner CT ogs
iaa Itreget meb. Smfrina 1000
Wuno, berai 500 al Wilitrret, Delta
ger / SIufningsorbeibet. Sfaben an
ilooeS til flere Miilioner aroner.
Stocf6oIm Sen tSoe Sunni. = Zen
pploiae Sfogbronb, iom Scat til Ssr'
boa uobrcb / Ggnen peo glingSds,
roicbc meo ufornlinbifet Stprfe belle
9erbogen % Sonoagen og greb mere
o. mere ON 'ig.
MiIitprhiGIp err blcnet refpirerct
Sang paa Sang, 90 igaar oeltog
set belle oocr 1000 Wano / Sluf.
ningSarbeioct. 500 iornlaacoe De II.
set MOS set pplbige SlObou, % M
SipIp moatte'otter tilfalbes. SIoen
roicoc ioaor tililltt paa Ell Sront al
oocr 3 Wtil.
Spor mango @aaroc, ser or itrs9et
mco, fon ma FIN giettc Jig til. Sif.
fcrt cr set ibpcrtfoIb, at = @rSman0S.
pIubic % flerc @onbeaaorbe er itregct
meO. 9igcle0e5 er 10 Sage % ct tort
9oroopIag nebbrrnot. Suorleoes BET
err Qaaet nlco &rentllrcrnc, peo man
cnonu intet om. Sngen WenneIfer
er omfomnet, ioanibt mar peo.
Nuao ser Qioroe SIufninesorbeibet
clont panifeligcrc, bar, at Ser blT'te
ell oanife Iterf |eitcnpinb, % alt or
tort iom amiif.
Nat I'll ioag log %inoet plito'ell9
ON % bIep noroIig, % Slben off M
mco iorIrroeIig SaIt Ipooper til Nor-
ungo Sogn. Wion maatte opgipe ali
Soab ON at iaa iluffet @ranoeu / 90.
bet al Natten. Wan fisrte frem
Granddaughter, man bug9ebe breoc
Sober / Sfogen. man tr7lote Wob'
brand, men alt bar forgirpes.
SfeIae Iencre WeIoina breber SIoer
iig frembeIes, men life ueo ianmG
iorIrrScIiec @iISbeo Iom tibligere
en- Trffe @o~nSeaaorbe or ncbbrGnbt
% / set belle $4,000 SunnIano mel
Sfoe or %rnieret. Store Strrfningel
al oenne Sfog bar bog pTret eIiSier
% life iNrIig pprbiiulo. @Groien a
Scr br9nSte Sfog, SonSegaaroen(
life iberegnet, oreier iig ON ca. 100,
600 ar. men set err uentelia, at Sta
Den pil bIipe langt mitorre, inben Sran
Den omiiber bliper '~lutfet.
5205 SclpmprS o. 606t Sebsiall
pco lllpffestiliTlber or Der | De iibitl
10 Iar i~oreialot / Sanmarf. .
fleite Selpmoro bar funbet Steo
Ipril, Woi, Sunni o. SuIi % De irr
rcite | MaaneNerne Nopember ii
lNarts.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-07-31
MibSelfart I'll fio6e Siubseupl.

WtiOoelfart Spraao beiluttebe for no.
gen Sio iioen pau 6orilag al Borg
meter Stepbenien at giere ct 5orisJ
paa at tisbe Stambuief Sino5gapl.
Wan bar piQig til of betale Glen,
oomsifplben, 1 Miu. Gr.. Silbubet
gif til SuItitsniniiterict % bcrira til
@pbiets administrations, ~&ommiSiion
% 2~ensfontrol. Teiultatet er ifelge
~yfiooelf. Slp." forelsbig blepet ct
Nfllag. Wen Ser er Iibt lloiigt til,
at Spen fan faa 60 Cor. 9anb og
Staurbpifoben; berom forbanoles
Ser mr.. gpen bar baarot @r,lg ior
oe GO Sbr. 2anb til llboioelie al Se.
bpggelIen / Ben melt enifelige &et.
ming.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-07-31
NlDuculnffc. Sra 9iebenbapn mel.

Mlpuenlpffe. Sra aipbenbapn mel.
oeS Sen 22Oe Slrli. Gbefcn for Sp.
renS 6lppeifole, 9remicrloitnant
Sammelep, itprtet imorge5 neo peo
G~rnclunoen ct Nnr Wfil ira Siebcn.
aaun meO lit @iplan og brpbtes.
llIpffen ifeeoe, ibet ban paa 8rrno
al Ell Sell peb Wotoren maatte fore.
tage Npolanoing paa en- Sfraal,ing.
Neroplanct fnuitcS. 2eitnant Sam.
melep, iom bapbe oanit Slppecertifi.
Fat ira 1913, bar 80 aar gammel %
'filorcS ion roliq 90 bel cgilet for i'm
anIuorsiuloc Toit. Gen Wefanifer,
Tom fuIgte meo Tom Tasiager, blep
baorot ioNrct brast til Spgebuiet. st
lcnere Telegram meloer, at bans Sil'
Itano bar beoret fig, iaa man bar
Saab ON at bon bill itaa oct oper.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-07-31
era Odnmarf.

100000 Spin. IosfiIbe Gin.
Acknowledgment naoeoe iorleoen til
at ilagte @ris Nr. 1 Iiaion. Set
bar taget ca. 30 g(ar at mao iaa lanat.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-07-31
Stenaaber=T rnS.

meloes Den 19oe SUM. Eoa en- itor
@opIobS og 9egrapelicsplooS / Niel.
'trup er Der / BEN iioIte Sio ajort
nGroiiltIoe 6unb fra ben prgre Sten-
alder. Ser er bl. a. funbet 1 Stint.
Gre, 1 Sppo, 1 Sfipeitrober, 1 Stint
ra9efl1ip og 1 ~tpflatfet Gre al Sra.
nit.