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The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1920-09-25
ELY IS. EUREKA Is
Eureka Defeated I'm Slow Game mt
Ely Last Sunday

Fly A<Art ooHon}
The Eureka Base Ball Team left
last Saturday by autos for Ely to play
q return game; there they were de-
feated by Ely by the score Of Is to
is. in a hard-hitting and ragged field
ing game.
The Ely team came to Eureka the
last Sunday in August and defeated
the home team by the score Of to Q,
and the Ely Times the next day had
an. account OF the game and the nice
treatment given the Ely team by the
Eureka people, and called upon the
people OF Ely to see that the Eureka
boys were treated the same as their
boys had been while away from home.
We cannot say that the Eureka boys
were treated royalty. In fact We wish
to thank the Ely team for the bum
time given the Eureka team from the
minute of lis arrival until they left
town.
1t is the Lastom when q bunch Of
boys are in q strange town and a
dance is on, that they be introduced
to the people in the hall and given
chance to dance. II 1t had not been
for q former Eurekan now living in
Ely, our boys would have had fine
chance to dance with the chairs.
There was quite little grabbing
about the umpiring Of Mr.. Harris of
Eureka by the Ely captain. He must
remember that he was given a square
deal here in Eureka by the same man.
and he does not stand 15 feet behind
the catcher like the umpire did who
umpired for Ely here in Eureka.
There is where Eureka could have
made howl, but the boys here are
out for the sport of the game and to
win in fair way only, and always
give the visiting team q little better
of the arguments and close decisions.
1t speaks better for town to do that
than to be on the peck at all times.
We wish to thank the Ely Ball |
Team for the kindness shown the
Eureka team during their few idle
hours that they spent In Ely.
O. j. TRAVERS,
Captain Eureka Base Ball Club.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1920-09-25
EUREKA COUNTY HIGHWAY
BID CONSIDERED EXCESSIVE

At a meeting of the Board of Di-
rectors of the department Of High
ways held at Carson City last Mon
day, bids were opened for the con-
struction of portion of the State
Highway in Eureka County from Eu-
reka west to the Hay Ranch, about
IL miles. The only bid received on
this job was submitted by Armstrong
& Baker. The Carson News says II
was considered excessive by the Board
and rejected.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1920-09-25
NEW BANK FOR ELKO

Carson News: Elko is to have a
third banking institution. according
TO the articles of Incorporation of the
First Savings Bank and Trust Com
pany. which have been filed in the Of
ace of the Secretary of State in ac-
cordance with the laws OF Nevada.
The capital stock Of the new institu-
lion is $4,000. The incorporators
are J. A. Sewell. Z. e. Ennor and Sey-
mour Jacobs.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1920-09-25

Circulation of an initiative petition
for a measure preventing re-marriage
within year after the securing of a
divorce in Nevada has been started
by the Episcopal church of the State.
Bishop George c. Hunting is de-
clared to be sponsor for the move
ment and the petitions will be in cir
culation in every town OF Nevada
within short time 1t is declared
Journal.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1920-09-25
TWO BIG LITTLE THINGS
Your baby's first tooth
Your first dollar In the bank

1Our DdDy uTSt tOOtu
Your first dollar in the bank
There's a big thrill in that first tooth.
You look and feel for it for
weeks. And then 1t finally breaks
through. Then you forget about
1t.
But you don't forget about that first
dollar. 1t says Keep on COM
ing"
And you do. And the first thing you
know you have healthy bank
account.
FARMERS AND MERCHANTS
NATIONAL BANK
-Advt.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1920-09-25

Our national bird, says the Silver
City IN. M Enterprise, should be
the hen. She is the worlds greatest
example of patient industry. She
converts worthless by-products like
bugs and worms into high grade
food. She incloses her wares In neat
sanitary packages and advertises her
accomplishments. Kut-kut-ka--daw-
kut,
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1920-09-25

gold, 1871 silver and 1874 lead. AS
The ore increases in value as depth is
attained. it is held reasonably GER
tain that the opening Of the deposits
in the lower tunnel, giving 100 feet
additional vertical depth and ESQ
feet on the dip. will greatly augment
the revenue from the property.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1920-09-25

Another troublesome feature about
those proposed knee-high skirts for
Fall is that some knees are higher
than others.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1920-09-25
ELK0 COUNTYS
FAIR A SUCCESS
Efforts of Stockmen and Farm
ers of Eastern Nevada Are
Highly Praised

Elko County's fair. although the
first effort of the stockmen and farm
ers of the county, was a revelation in
the quality of the exhibits, the inter-
est manifested and the excellent man.
ner in which 1t was carried out.
In the stock exhibits were $50
head of pure-bred cattle, fifty head of
horses. fifty head Of sheep and fifty
head of dairy cattle, including Jer-
seys. Guernseys and Holsteins. In
addition to the stock there were elab-
crate and well organized exhibits of
home economies subjects, such as
canned fruits. vegetables and various
sorts of farm products.
More than 5000 persons were in
daily attendance at the various ex-
hibits of the fair, and showed an in
terest that was surprising even to the
most optimistic supporters of the
county. Not only were the exhibits
excellent, but the crowds were
handled well and pleasantly despite
the crowding of the city's facilities
to take care of them.
So successful was this the first fair
venture of the county. that steps are
even now being taken to make the af-
fair annual and to raise funds to pro-
vide permanent buildings in which to
take care of the exhibits and the
stock.
EUREKA COUNTY PRIZES
A number of Eureka County ranch
ers were present with exhibits ofvege-
tables and fruits and we're awarded
first and second prizes as follows:
Garden Beets-Shirley G Johnson.
Eureka County. second prize.
Carrots-Shirley & Johnson, sec
ond prize.
Cabbage-Shirley G. johnson, sec
ond prize.
Turnips-Shirley & Johnson, Sec
ond prize.
Parsnips-Shirley & Johnson. sec
ond prize.
Radishes-Shirley & Johnson. first
prize.
Cucumbers-Len Pace, Palisade,
second prize.
Watermelons - Len Pace, second
prize.
Pumpkins-NickM Modarelli, Alpha,
first prize.
Onions-Johnson G. Shirley, first
prize.
Pears-Mrs. J. p. Jacobsen, Birch,
second prize.
Cantaloupe-Len Pace, first prize.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1920-09-25

The floor of St. Peters In Rome
has an area of 227.06s square feet.
being the greatest OF all churches In
the world.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1920-09-25
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES
James Laird entered school Tues
day enrolling as a Junior.

day enrolling as a Junior.
A meeting of the student body was
called to order last Friday morning
by Vice-President Robert Lucey who
said that it was called for the purpose
of electing officers for the coming
term. Those elected to fill the sew
eral Offices were: Marie Harris, Pres
ident; Victor Rattazzi. vice-Presi-
dent; Herman Bremenkampf, Secre-
tary; Albert Biale, Treasurer; Char
ley Damele, Sergeant-at-Arms; Ed
ward Skillman. Reporter.
Class meetings have also been the
rule the past week-the Seniors. Jun
iors and Sophomores all having chos-
en- their various officers.
Senior officers: Julia Hildebrand,
President; Edward Skillman, Vice
President; Robert Lucey, Secretary;
Albert Biale. Treasurer; Pearl Nc
Naughton, Reporter; Mr.. Hunting,
Class Advisor.
Junior officers: Mary Boston, Pres
ident; Carl Harris. vice-President;
Secretary, Annie Depaoli: Treasurer.
James Laird; Reporter. Annie Porch;
Class Advisor, Miss Foster.
Sophomore officers: Jean Davis,
President; Grace Cazier, vice-Presi-
dent, Ethel Schaefer, Secretary and
Treasurer; Miss Foster, Glass Ad-
visor.
Wednesday morning Of each week
has been set aside for general exer-
cises. This is the periodsfor singing,
or for any other student Body activity
that may arise. This week we had
the pleasure of listeningsto interest
ing accounts of the Elko fair, which
were well told by Rae Rogantini.
Stella Minoletti, and Estelle Rogan-
tint, the only high school students
who were visitors at the fair.
The high school has been fortunate
in being supplied with text books at
the opening of school this year. In
former years two or three weeks
were usually taken up in getting
books from publishing houses. and
consequent loss Of time to the school
followed. Only a few books were
needed this year and these are ex-
pected at any time. The result has
been that work has been progressing
very rapidly.
EDWARD SKILLMAsy, Reporter.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1920-09-25
Charter No. 117S4-Reserve District No. 10
REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE
FARMERS AND MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK


September g. 1890
RESOURCES
including
Value banking
with Federal collection
Is
Ia, $57,42567.sa s
Checks
banka other Observation-Disclosures.
.$12e,61s.0S
Capital paid in a5Ooooo
ity and not earned-(approximate) ...........
deposits payable within 80
deposits k.............. 77172os
demand deposits subject Reserve $77,17209.
Certificates deposit (other money
time deposits subject Reserve, $20.44566
Total
sOlemny
(Signed) J. TRAvERS. Cashier.
W. r. REYNOLDS, Notary Public
Correet-Attest
j,
MAU,
R. O. KELLEY. Directors
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-02-06
to0elig TIL SernbanemGn6e1tc 10
oglaa in6en 1. Morts babe ct Me-
nre11to / e1 tabt Gelefonitreife.

Sreberif Z. os &usefonem.
S "9tltoriif Marhog for Mors"
fortnlles %felgenbe:
Song Gre6erif 6en 5ppe,1oc oe
@reDin6e 0onner beereoe Mpfip
hing me6 beres Merpgrellen 5. 20.
S1,li 1852. Ge toeoe poa Daeebolm,
% ser bol6tes 6eltmaalti6 pao
&uo6bniet. &ongen bab6e u6ta(!
911ifet ON at foo &bo|petter, %
oct fit ban o9laa.
Otter. @oroet forlongte ban al
fille paa &ogefoner. Get Dor Mo.
conn Sang. SUN bleb bo bentet OF
1ro &jeffenet, og ga &ongen i for.
tinbtlige llotrpf bop6e taffet benot
for ben go6e Moo og for al &C.:
l1lejligbeo, bum bapbe bopt, 1pareo'
Ma6am Bang nof laa relolut: uMa
ifi6t nle0 l1lejligbeoc11, Deres Majc
it9t, bet er b9rre mes 8etalingen!'
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-02-06

at blipe CONNER, talte ban gle1-
togne @nl1ge ON, at ban lGngtes
eftcr at fomn1e no / set Sri, efter at
fonrnlc 1toenfor Gengllet Wf11re.
Seq loueoc lam intet, men opcr=
pcieee Spprgsmaolet, % Ell Sp1-
Bag me6oelte leg bom, at ban leo
Iogct al CT cipiltlGot 6engielsbe-
tjent nil6e faa Sop til at gaa Gil
SIR i ]Spnbcrmorfen. @a1s @l9or
!fjenote noe item i,,9en @rnnI er.
@fsperimentet lptfebes. Sftc Ell
|cnelte Gang gioroe fan Soripg poa
at lpbc fin Sci, % iom 6plge oera1
lit ban tillioit 2op til at fo1nme
l,oenfpr 6rn9ilet bper Spnoag.
Som TOM / 8oolooilf &ape, / Sp11:
bcrmorfen, i 8pngens 9ate til &or1.
cert, OF on @nteren fif ban Si(lo:
oelic til - notltrli9pis ianmme,
meo fin @cpo9tcr = at oritfe &afi(
Ii "Motional" % bpre paa &prccr'
ten. @m far og1aa eli Gag pGre'
Ell Sur i Sr6r,p for at |c pot
iSporte1.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-02-06
Sch at brnfnc / GlCif.

neutrality-suspicious. bop0e til Drf-
ming al Sl9ifeforbruget / Sulc- og
Mptaars6agene tat 51agtningerre
op til cit laa6on 5terrelie, at Sill
fgrIlerne 1nngt bor oberifreoet Sor<
bruget. &elnltotet er bleoet, at
2onoet, og 6a ierlig SC Itore Bpef
/ 0iebliffet CT heo at or11f11e
TleF, iom life bar funnel afletteS.
6pIgen er ga Dcl1er life u6eblepet,
.ibet BriIen pao Get i%aafalote "frie"
.6leH, set Sleif, iom ffa1 le1ges
uben for @ationeringet, flere Gage
efter @ptaar er fal6et frq 4 ar. til
8 &r. SO Gre. Set pi1 me6 anorc
Orb iige, at &rtfe11 for 5leif i fri
&onoel og 8riien for Set ratione.
re6e Gl9if MI er omtrel1t ems, ioe1
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS u6en &opeo oe
|8em betales me6 3 ST. 40 Gre.
@ireftpr Srngerien, Mnoels1ag
|teriernes S1eifeialg, n6taler iep
|rigt, at ,@logterierne ialter 8acor
flor fulo &raft meo 6en plmlagtt
Igfsport til Gnglan6 for 3je.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-02-06
Sernbaneitrejfe?

Ser er Steering in6enfor oanit
Sernboneforbuno. 5fjpt1t ErDt-
1pnrten npppe er blepet t6r / Sta-
tens nDe 2enningslop, ct iprltg Ell
Del al 6e fj6benbapnife -Sernbane-
mrnb 1temt for allere6e MI at
giennemtr11mfe cit aarlig 26nfor-
bpielle for alle Satier paa 600
l@r. Mon forlanaer Sorbanolin-
gerne optaget meo @taten me6 bet
famine. Suits Staten gtber Mfllag,
Bbob Sen Ielbfelgelig abiolut gigr,
bill 6e melt frigslpltne Meolemmer
inoenfor 6es fiebenbobnffe Mf6elin'
ger i6ge at faa etabhret .sSernbone>
itreife fra lite Morts. Sorbaabent-
Zig 1tron6er 6enne Blan, iTjent BET
beltemt pi6eS, at ser er oberoroertt.
Zig flor Stemning for 6en blano'
Sc figbenbapnife S~ernbanemano
bpor ipn6ifa1iitiife % ubeloige gle
menter, ser al6eles negligerer Ct
bbert @amfunos &enipn, efterbaaa
(ben for facet iterH SSnopas. Mn,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-02-06
ser ocnllc @o,,g raober ct

fll16ct, Der 0cn1lc @a1lg raober ct
Stop.
9ell n1oa set pGrc NOT meo Sc
l1rimelige &ran.
0omerne 1fol lpnnes an%ltG110igt,
Sc ifol lpnnes go0t, = men set
mo prrc tilitrGffeligt, l1oor cit 16
9lors @i9e, ser fpr1t ifal oplGreS !
ct Sag, Tan foa $50 &roner ON
Maonc0cn.
SEQ Sc III, briltc6c 6orbanolin=
! yer tilbp0 5cllfohcrl1c CT @cgpnoel,
lcslpn al 1,73s ST., itigcnoc til g.
100 ST.. cfter 12 Mars 3jcneltc iom1
Gclcfonil timber. Set CT be famine
9%pnninocr iom 5taten betolcr fine
|Telcioniltinoer, % Sc maa betegncs
iom megct gooe, mar man ta9er /
@ctragtning, at Ser life frGpes no
9cu iom bellt l%lboannclic 1lb oper
ct @or Mooneoer5 Glcptio o9 at
Mrheiostioen ct 6 elmer. Mcn Sc
Mountainous neutrality-suspicious.
frnpeoc CIT @e9pnoclleslpn al $3.50
SIR, ltieebe til 1920 SIR. -cfter Is
Mars Eie,1elte. Get err bc,imo0 Set
oobbelte al 2pnten for Statens
|Sdefoniitinocr! Otter bpoo Eelc=
fonoireftpr SSobannl e11 np1Dier. iut-
rcr Sc bibtioige 2enninger til %
Scr. pr. Mbonnent / &j%ebenbann, oN
llbaiitcn er omtrent sen famine :
@ropinlen. Otter @%elifaber1es Si1'
br,0 n1aa bper Mbo,nrent betole 80
&r. olcnc til 2Dnninaer, m,e1l cftcr
|'Srgoniiatione,s &rob Miner Serne
l16gift 1877 SIR. pr. Gbonnent. Set
Til 1ige, at enDrer Gelefonabomen;
ifal bctnle iefs @onoe ioa me1et
I'll Mrbei6sIpn INN MI. ga net CT
Sc lot nj rome ,,h. nj 9%pIefnntnf<
~lter,1c n1oa foroobles no9le Gang.
fer at 5ellfaberne oberbooeoet fal1
foa oeres l1ogiter onffebe.
Sc 1tilleoe &rap CT urimelige,, og
Sc pr ,tnnIiaa. fnrni 80 nil rnn1mo
Samfun6et 1ongt baar6ere eno So
,ner>1e amer, gierunem rp 5fattcr
til M 2%snninger.
0erfor mao henr1e 5treifc tabeS
-of rea.e Samfunbsbenlpn.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-02-06
Sfmbt!
Sra @loitn1p ifripes til "9fosfi(-
so T;SonSoH

Sra @loltr1>p ffripcs til "Mosfil-
&c 5ioen6e".
@an bar &pifer al Spo1cl 90
@arperloe1t6; bmn fon1 til 2anoet
for tpne Mar tilbage og bop6e faaet
Nrbcioc bos cit fiebe1bapnif' Cor
uernneiter. @an gifte6e fig me6 ell
6anit Eige, fit fjp6t ct lille &us /
@pens Nerbe6 og lebe6e ct lpffe-
1igt So1niliclip me6 fin 81 1tr11 og 2
imaa 9grn.
Sna TOM &rigen.
@m fif Sl1ofoloellc og bpor n.y.
Sig bon e1lo piloe, |oa mootte ban
forla6c lit Mrbei6e og lit Stem for
at mel6e fig UNDER Sc tpife Sa1er.
@mn blcp b,1rtigt ien6t til 6ronten.
Ser fan6t ban 9poen life for
6ien6ens &11gler, men Tom Telgc
|af EFT l1beiin6igbe6, ibis Gplger ban
life hap6e tg11ft Jig.
Sra Sronten 1frep ban ct 8ren
bjen1 til fin @1titrn / 0anmarf, 90
heri ifrep bon 81. a.:
"gd1 er jeg fommet til Trontell
% intet fonmet til en6nlt. Men al
ligebe1; jeg pil life boabc, at Gpf-
1an6 gaar Of me6 Seiren, TIL / iao
6al6 nil set fomme til at le golt ro
for 9onn>orf, iom ieg bor facet
fiert iom nit an6et SG0relqno."
Brepet blep lelbfslgelig aabret oa
otter luffet al Geniuren / Tpiflono,
in6en oct fit 2ob at posI ere Greer
fen.
ga @nltruen fif @rent, bar set
ber anfgrte Gt1ffe oberitreget meo
Ell &rpbs, og ne6enunoer bar tire
bet: @f11ot!
Set bar set ii6lte, 911itrten berte
fra Man6et.
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- Danmark. ~
2n % @apet.

Sea lia0er iofteu pes Stro'1cen
Oh nrrcr Gnloobol9erl1c 1&oo -
DO CT set. lpul loo jog sit %llleo
ston 5forpt moo Set tincrerlec @lao
COM olffco' 81, from al @anct,
blcp til al octs Gang % @r1s.
Sea bprer Sin Stenn,c. Gc1 to9e
3on1 omit fra ct Sneg1ebl1s.
0o ltruffcr ie9 N(rncrc moo Dig,
bolpt lptfcig, halpt / Grit
sSea peo, SIT CT ct mes Sopct.
-sSco uioltc set life for III!
9,, fan pcts(e, lom &apet pef$ler
for lmilc,,oe +Solifin % Storn1.
Miu Siul, sen, ser 0unaer Dit NU
lell,
hor 5clp il,oeu Stphnil1A % Tprm.
G,1 er 1tnlt lom CT brl1ie11oc @elAe
ou CT folo lpm Set h%pl1cnoe 9ap,
"a bur ou ct @ierte poo &11''ocn,
So ct Set |pm @apets: a1 Nan.
1cr or. / Sit orl,noenoc Sic
III 1ur, ua,oNrl,nocli1 @lon:,
7on1 uaar Splltraaler farcr Strel1
lps
,per @plgerncS 9lioeroe Cans.
gu fan lie lom al Sfm,lp mclle'n
Stcuc
poa cit Ionnnerbco, lrrftitille Dag
ser Ell Mpnnen % Sang / sin
Gtemm1c-
-men meo opbe Mfforoer bag.
"a sit @rplt er iom @apet, Ser
Dl1gger
oper Mfgrunoe. in9en fan le.
- CT set ~lipstpritig @lr0e, Set
9jen1mer,
cller Spiplens ipri1enel1be Sc?
s sit @uicns b%einerenoe Gaooc
nor leg i|tirret % io9t eiter @lmo.-
= 2ul lom @opet min Sirl ino
9rblnme
90 trpf luu ct &ps pua min Mtlt1o
Ihnrfil 9arfp0.
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l VyyVy yy VyvVV gvN "a

Warie Mielien bliper life bcnaabct.
Spielteretsfagfprer @acbe, Der bop-
oe Duret 9efenior for Stmbifali-
lterne for @pjeiteret, inbgop for no
gen Eib iibe11 EFT 8enoaoningson-
ibgr1ing for 6rf.- Morie MielIen,
Sobs. MielIen % @artpig Senien.
Generg proteitereoe Marie 9%eiel1en
timber @%enpi5ning til, at Mnipgnin-
get Dor in6Ien6t uoen benoes 81
benoe. Otter bpao set erfares bar
9pjeiterctsiagfpreren III, imiolertiS
fra 6Gngiels6ireftorotet og ss11itits-
miniltertet mobtaget Me6belelie ON,
at 8enoo6ningen life pil Mibe bepil-
get. 9ette D9nger iommen meo, at
Ser beo 5enoeriplloros @ienfor-
ening me6 Donmorf pi( blipe Gale
ON en- almin6elig Mnn1eiti.
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rpsteli98ranbnlpffe i &%jpbcmbapu

6orle6cn Miooag pe0 1-Gi6eu
uolpilleoea ct ubpggeligt SSl6e<
bronos6rama poa 8eiterbrogooc.
@n lille fircaarig Bige, @lic g.
re1lcM 1on par ole11e biemnte neo
lin toaorige 8ro6er, blep bren6t
libel. Naboerne bgrte @afriq fra
ReiligbeoenL % Ga Gprcn blep
1pr9ngt, fanot man Sc to Wern
liggen6e paa @nlpet %brpn6en6e /
1pS 2ue. De bap6e leget meo 9pno-
itiffer> og rn6er 2egen bar Der
gaoet sis / Bernenes Epj. Yoa
@runb al Eclefonltreiten fun6e Der
fife iaos Torbin6elie meo M,nbu~
lonce1t, o9 6a oe to %forbren6tc
gprn e11oelig font poo &oipitolet,
uiltc oct fig, at glle bop6e taeet
1oa olDorlig Sfobe, at benoes 2ip
iffe funoe re6bes. Grengen blep
otter at bore blepet forbun6et len6t
til lit Silent. @ernenes Mooer, cit
GDerif lie. iom bar poo Mrbej6e, fit
prlt unocrretning ON lit Barns
nlrffclige 5fiebnc, oo bun tom
bicm efter Gpraften.
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Spurbam Tanpbuerne rejier Eenge
til &pmmunen.

Nor6bp Sogneraa6 peotog for 2
a 3 Waaneoer ii6en at opf6re ct
Gleftricitesperf, Ser b16gettereoes
at billie foltc ca. 100000 &roner.
&ommltner1 forb6rte / forlfjellige
Nengeinltitutter, bbor 6er bleb TIL
bu6t 2aan til 5 Hrocent og til Ell
@11rs al 81 eller neoefter. Set
fan6t Set neoIatte uobalg at bore
for 6prt, % set gift 0erfor ifglge
"&ibe Stifttio." en an6en Sci. So
Man6 al l16palget git run6t til
@ommune11s 8e6oere, og / 2ebet al
fnop to Dage par Ser egnet 300,-
900 &r. til en- &ente al 5 Yrocent
% at af0rage / 2gbet al % Mar.
@oa Sen Mao6e iparer &ommuneat
life Blot ca. $4,000 &r. / &urstab.
mer @eboerne opnaaar en- bgierc
Mcntc ems Sen, 6e faar Sparefas>
ierne. 8egge Starter ct obermoaoe
tilfre6s me6 Sen 9r6ning.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-02-06
Strenae @intre.

9a 8interens nbli6e &arafter /
oe1,ne Eio CT set alminoelige Cant
tolccmre, min0es Sc 9@l6re @intre
rlco cron,1 mere 6roit og busbpje
9neoriper, meoens meget gamleSolt
fan fortRlle ON @i11ters l1bpggs
neo &11l6e % e%pentprlige Saebier-
ge, la1nt ON &apis }aa la1,gt 9iet
funbe rpffe.
Mlt bette CT Dog Smaoting MOS
hpo6 be,1 geniale og oplpite &onoe
|en Al 9onmorfs l9r6eite 8Gn0er /
bans SIP, @meb Sens t 2o6sfopao.
bar optegnet / fin @ogbog fra 1898.
J Om benne funoifabsrige Smeo
Sens, bbis 8oglamling efter bans
|egne Optegnelier / lin 9agbog ONT
fotteoe omtr. 400 8ino, bnoriblanot
farotes @erfer al u%6enlanofe Sor-
fottere, bar afop6e 81. s.. @aaroboe
Il fit 8og "GSorti6sminoer fra @eno-
ipsfel ifi16ret 5meo Sens aliioiae
log omfotten6e @irfiombeb.
81 lo6er MI @meo Sens fortellc
ON 1trengc @intre: "@or lGroe
Mog. og &eftor Scbienning fortG1-
Ter i fin 8eretning ON l1aar / 8.
Eranpainife- Selffabs Sfriftcr, at
Mor 1924 por 6ro1ten |aa itert
ON @interen i @orge, at &abet frps
til iao langt man hun6e ie fra en-
bei &lippe, iaa at mango Sfibs
frps til, og Solfene, font maatte
goa fra 6em, Dor 2 Gage u%n6erpeis,
|fer be tom til 2on6. Mar 1894 ba,
Broiten ioa boar6, at man fierte oQ
req poo $ien ira Spllano til 0s1c
- set oprin6elige Mapn paa &ri
~itia1tia / Morge. 1906 frbs set lac
lterft, at Slen / 9reinn6 bar Il
|Mlen fpf. Mlle @un6e / Danmar1
laa ttlfrosne / mer emo IA Tiger
@n6og / Epiflano % Sranfrig ia
|Groiten bope bpret lige iaa ltrenl
1om / Mor6en. 1923 be6 &Dn6el
mtsfetio fr6s set lao itGrft, m9)iter
leem laa i 6 Tiger, iaa mon funo
ride ober SIen, bpor man biloe
2 Man bab6e en6og pos 9iterfpen op
lat &erberge for @ei1enoe. 139'
fierte man ober Sien mellem 9an
mari. og Stralfuno. 1923 fjert
moi, ODER SSien fra 8reusien Mr
9 fenborg % 2Dbef til 9anmarf. 90
fomme ffete 1926, 1441, 145e
]. 1896, 1854 og 1899"
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:t6nnbem fanbt Sci uuer IA banlft
Mi(.

Gn al &orlel,se9nens ltprre 2ano-
mnrlo, Gorpogter MaoIen paa Sur
itn1ggaar6, er Sen Nffelige SsS1oe-
baber al en- Sagtbuno, ser ipnes
flogere en6 mongcn al fine tobc=
ne6e Mee6ifabninger. Saale6es bar
Sorpogteren forle6en pao Sagt n6t
reb &%eltfplten, oq @un0en fit Seer
ten at en- &are og foribanbt. Sc
Mooien nGite 6ormi66ag Tom til
boge til tit &ien1, bar 6en ollere6t
fommet; IA bonlfe Mil bao6e ser
floge !@11no tilbagelagt oper ufieno1
|Terrnn / 2gbet AT go6t 10 Timer.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-02-06
Gtrio Oh, ct SppepGrclle.

s &ertemin6e lotte @praoosflcr=
tal(et Jig for noacn Eib iiocn So
|pe6et, at @pe,s Mrreltforparer hop=
|bc at rp1nnc fit SotepGrelle %
operlooe set til @rug for 6en font
,rntnalc Mominiltrotion. Set ntloe
Mrrei tforporercn life, % set rertc
bani life set min6lte, at 8pe11S So-
:ialiltreoaftpr lfjrlote ham orate-
|li9t MS / Ell flor Gale / 8praooct.
SIT bar S,1ititsninilteriet ifsl "
"S6Dns 5tiftst." reiolperet, at 8p-
raaoet life fan frotoge Mrreitfor-
|oareren bans 5opep9rell e.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-02-06
9em 1OOaari9e bpb.

IDen gomle @fomager q. 2ore11'
le,,. Strip, Ser / @fteroaret feireoe
fin 1OOoorige Ip6iels6ag 1n6er ia1
n1egen Spmerf1ombe6, ct ifblg;
"f;Spns Gioenoe" ofgoaet beb 0e6e:
Il 8renoerup, bpor ban / Sc ftoitt
4ur Mor bar boet hos fit Softer
Sen gomle @odnoperfer be6e reI
r:.u6ieligt u6er foruogaoenpe Sp9
oom og bi1 blipe itebet til 9pile r.
lin &jcmhD, @iobelfart.
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$40 Motorfiprctpjer importerebc
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Com ct 8epis boa, / bpor fort
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