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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1897-10-28
A MALIGNANT ENEMY.
why the Bee Moth Should he Tough
with Utmost Vigor.

Bees are capable of taking care Of
themselves, under ordinary circum.
stances, if the colonies are strong, but
if they become weak in numbers and
the food supply diminished towards
the starvation point, owing to an I'M
favorable season, or for any other
causes, the enemies of the little work
ers find access and encroach upon all
that remains. The bee moth is one of
the enemies most to be dreaded. These
insects may be seen flying about in the
evening and are attracted by the light
Of a lamp or candle and may be de-
stroyed to some extent by making a
lighted trap. If not carefully guarded
against, they will deposit their eggs in
favorable conditions about the hives
which soon hatch out brood of worms.
Iheseworms form the pupa or chrysalis
state, by inclosing themselves in
silky web which may be found about
the empty combs and the joints of the
hives, ready when the time comes to
again change to the butterfly stage of
transformation. These insect enemies
OF the bee should be destroyed, if pos
'lble, whenever any evidence of their
presence appears.-FarmerS Union.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1897-10-28
HER SCOLDlNG LOCKS.
he Tried to ObIige a Friend but She
Got Angry AbOut IL.

Sor. neoDle are absolutely devoid of tact.
ne Il these is d youthful matron who,
Mn, TO make her very dearest friend
notlT Young matron-a birthday present,
Go;JI on the purchase of handsome pam
4 shel side combs.
Eo,Ing could have been more appIopn,
10 fcr the blonde tresscs Of her friend, and
ID liver felt much pleased with her se-ec-
an when she went to cali on her and give
pr tbe pretty ornaments.
~ tb6ught you would like them, she
s;d when her friend had admired them and
Ia mixed her rapturously, you viii find them
n handy to fasten up your scolding locks.
@Wbat do you mean" asked her friend, IN
s" IN YOU never hear of scolding locks?
NOV are the short ends of your hair that
M, I~ SlTays flying loose They bother one
Nc n %rc but side combs keep them in or
Ter besides being very becoming orna-
90" e. YOU think have scolding locks-then
,,,rsi he a scold. Thanks, awfully, dear,
INF # I don't believe | need any combs. Keep
hem Tor your own scolding outfit, and the
Ace Of the dearest friend" clouded with
NV" '7Very well, Just as you like. Good.by,
ear Sand the donor of the combs snatched
baI, m and carried them home, where she
a II" 1t of Mysteries And all because she
e ca a little tact.-Chicago mes-Herald.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1897-10-28
THE NOTING PERIOD.
Time of the Year when Hens Re-
Quire Close Attention

The greatest care must be taken to
keep fowls in good condition during
the noting season. 1t is a drain on
their vital powers to furnish the ma
terial for a full coat of new feathers
There is apt to be a laNity of attention
to their feeding during this period on
account of their cessation of LAYING.
when in fact there should be more care
taken, 1t is a good plan to select all
the fowls that it is desired to winter or
keep for breeding, and market the bal
auce. This will cut down the eXpense
of the melting season. Hens which will
mott early, if they are in good condi
ton and comfortably housed, will near.
" always make the best winter law
ers, while the later molters will rarely
lay until spring. These latter should
have place where they can keep warm
and dry, and be given an abundance of
nutritious food.
The period of Noting may be short
ened by careful attention and a suDpIv
of food rich in muscle, bone and featb.
er-forming materials rather than fat.
making foods. Always provide pure
fresh water and keep the quarters
clean. Wheat, oats, linseed meal bone
meal, meat scraps and fresh ground
bones make better food at this time
than corn or anything that may be
considered fattening ration. While
it may not be best to feed the chicken,
all they will eat, in nearly all cases lib
eral feeding and the supplying of
good variety will be found the most,
desirable thing to do. The hens need
to take sufficient 5e rs ltl
Feather. y
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1897-10-28
THE END OF TOWSER.
A Dissipated Dog killed on the h"ti-
,,-o,, While Under Influence of Beer.

DiSSipatcd Dog hllleh on INK
way While Under influence OF Beer
s.Tovser," the tramp dog, who was |
known to almost every East St. Louisan, |
&c no moro He met his death the other |
e+...,,,, l,areo+b the wheels of a |
d 49,, ,.ol,,- deDO+
switch engine "e"l '"O -,
East 81 LOUIS LIS 49, ,ra,.+aI
buried ON the lou ed9O u ''io
house IA
"IoWser was ABOUT sew" .l,
and was a confirmed uruI N'l'I' ~ -: -.
well known 10 every Sa'"o'''l'' h. H.
East St. Louis ana es PeCI"III ~ enc
loontsts on the island lie '''It'," NV
East st. Louis from some PIi''', ''1 o',e
is sure OF the place ana Ili'''e nus ,,,,l'
among the s"i'chIltIl anu an, 0'',
that congreGale IN lll' ram ,,''
East st. Louis ne was nv 49,
young one evening, DIS 9o ~. .ail.
men were drinking peer 49, ~ ~,
| days work. IL was S"Ss eS'o" ''I''
dog be given taste. An ora Cd" , vac
| procured ana some Oh lAe oeeI pun =,
in. The dog SlhelIeu IT, ''NYe" ~ M ~
| IN few SECONDS hau l'PPVN /, "P
then looked up aI 'Hs i''H VIZ, 80 - !
ing eyes that seemed 10 say ! "o .l''
IKE 10 nave some i!loi' woe
more ana since me" i' a., ''i , "S A.
nldiueu us - 49,
wines and then he would iump in the
air and bark until he received his drink
He also insisted upon getting drink
out of each can, and as result was fire.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1897-10-28
FACTS AND FINDINGS,

1t takes 100000 boys every genera.
ton for raw material for the saloons.
The saloon keepers of Toronto are not
| allowed to become members of the city
council.
Buffalo has prohibition priest. Rev
rather George Zurcher, pastor of the
st. Joseph's Catholic church.
There are said to be between 1000
and 5000 places within a radius of ten
miles of New York city hall that are
ceiling liquor without a state license,
In Warren, Pa, tn. druggists propose
TO close all their stores except one on
Sunday. Each of the stores will have
Sunday in turn, while the others will
give their employees a rest.
The license court of PhiladeIphIa. Pa.
mas decided that under the Brooks law
1t is illegal for saloon keeper to hold
stock in a brewery, or for brewer to
mold or own any interest in retail
Iquor license.
Mayor EDWARD T. Winkler. of Belle
vile, ILL.,, was arrested on September g
charged with malfeasance in Office. con-
slsting in issuing a license contrary to
law for pool selling at the st Clair coun-
~ fair. The fair officials and directors
and the pool sellers were also arrested.
1t has been decided by the commits
5ioner Of internal revenue that FIGS are
1ot berries, and, as consequence, the
lenncy Canning company, of Fresno,
AL although allowed to pay the tax
IN and sell a distillation, will not here
,fter be permitted to make brandy from
igs.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1897-10-28
"Swift Water BiIps" R-,o.

Miss Gussie Lahore, formerly of ,Tune~m
has made the most desirable marriage. fron
a.o Peclgn nary point of view 1t is fact that
oWIlt w alter BIZ was so smitten with her
charms that he called on Miss Lahore tbs
day OF her, arrival. He wooed her with $50.
600 Of gold dust in a coal-oil can. and t6.
next day she became Mrs. Swift Water
,blll., The man, whose real name is non
known to any of the Mckay party. came I'M
the kIondike early in the rush. He did not
have a dollar or enough grub for s0uaTs
neal neal when ne arrived. He located one Of
lhe richest claims, and is now mEIiopaire
and bridegroom. His claim is n FidoTadn
Cor. Chicago Chronicle.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1897-10-28
DRUNKENNESS IN ENGLAND.
hmm oderate Drinking Said to lie
Prevalent Among the Upper Ten.

rreV"ient Among the Upper Ten.
lhleres'lng hgures nave been fur-
H i,sIIeo. III 'ne leport Just ISSUED Oh 'he
1',SpGor0 r1, ilIepl "a YES re'Ita'S, 0.
l Io'I;aTlt. Il" <iioN .lld' 'ue elec' o.
,i,.57,,,.a.7s " ~ " ,,','.i ~ It'o' Vi
r+iII a,-nata, i,, M'''Sl -
'll ,1,t .'i ., %.Iu "'IoiiS i""0e
tho-a 49, o' 'l'Js0 VI
~ ia,ao@t o,', a. I'll ny ,u' ~
-. 3;.,l.l ,ll'''' .l'0 D''l' ~ PIE
80 i'll n i'','!I< " H. iel'oI'S 'Il"
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1897-10-28
States Her Views.

Elizabeth Stuart Phelps-Ward, in a
recent number of McClure's Magazine.
makes the following terse statement
as to her views on the liquor question:
L believe that the miseries consequent
on the manufacture and sale of intoyi-
eating liquors are so great as to COM
mand imperiously the attention of all
dedicated lives; and that, while the abo-
lltlon of American slavery was numer-
ically first, the abolition of the liquor
traffic is not morally second"
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1897-10-28
A CHlLD'S RECOVERY
rom Paralysis and Six Years of
Commissions.
fannie Adams, of UmatiIIo.
Or Vi a Dreadful MnIady-A
ure of Unusual Interest-A
eporter Investigates.

- the Lake Region, Eustis, Fla.
* r eollie Time past the Lake Region has
o1n aeiLelVlhg reports from Umatiila Fja
o4+aJJl ii!ost miraculous cure that had Laen
ItfS1u IN the case of Fannie Adaras -
~ Seto1 a. j. Adams, of that Mace and
- H. udy representative of this 1,anar
Ia q rfp to Umatilla for the purn6sd nj
f ar,lg me authenticity of the same
III -oniiHy i've a short distance from tba
WerS-,o" Here Il was found that the peonio
sffecte5 e MA OF the cure which had been
in thenH anu anu We're rejoicing with the family
A. j. l JJeM found happiness. The father
farmer EoI,, Is a Woodworking honest
came q Finu;sdds t ennessee, and the family
that adsn NJ iud Tour years ago in the hone
10 then sgi7 Vi cilinate would be of benefit
ings has ', o,Ct enid. Much of their earn
servicebroS,,ailIG Ior doctors bills, whose
tive wss greotel qIhay9lllng. The representa-
be gaina tbo eta oy MIS- Adams, from whom
Fam t we story of her great trial
east Tes5oth e youngest child, was born in
the th@ da,, ana was seven years old on
montbs1ggay OF February, 1897 When fen
which ~ she was stricken with PARALYSIS
stroke Sse1ed the entire left side. This
sons. Al ssIaiyslS was followed by conylIl-
| ten ncsI from the time little Fannie was
va So old until February, 1897. there
~ y slngle day or a night that she did
asssss..aE the y. n mr,o1fs at distEessing-
y 1tfne or four, and sometimes as high
Eh one day. -
f1ond Mrs. Adams states that for one
T any lid notgo into her kitchen to supe Ge
tnnb her HOUSEHOLD work All the fingers
tet ~ - how'd of the Et+Io o,irl ,ro 80,
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1897-10-28

Leigh Hunt says with truth: I'VE
cannot but remark how unfairly the an
innaI creation are treated with refer
ence TO the purpose of moral example.
we degrade or eNalt them as it suits the
lesson we desire to inculcate. If we
rebuke drunkard or a sensuaIist. we
mink we can say nothing severer to
MN than to recommend him not TO
make beast Of himself, which is very
unfair toward the beasts, who behave
themselves as nature intended"
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1897-10-28

Who're injured by the use of coffee; Re
cent? there has been placed in all the
grocer stores new preparation called
GRANO, made Of pure grains; that takes
the Place of coffee. The most delicate stom
ach receives it without distress, and but
few can tell it from coffee. 1t does not cost
overt Jas much. Children may drink it with
great benefit Is cts. and % cts. per pack
age. Try it. Ask for GRAIN-O.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1897-10-28

Morgan county (W, Va) teachers in
F'itute passed the following resolu-
ton before adjournment recently:
Resolved, That as body of teachers
we condemn the use of alcohol and to-
bacco by the teachers, and we also con-
denim the habit of those male teachers
who sit in the school-room with their
hair parted in the middle and their
pants in their boot tops"
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1897-10-28

uorton-How is it that you always put on
such long face and talk so discouragingly
when your wife happens to be present? And
AT other times you are the most enthusiastic
= ...,ssr J-oomer l know of?
I 3HaNJ promised her away back last
spriEtbat I'd get her new sealskin sacque
this ,all, if business picked up.-Cleveland
Tnnds
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1897-10-28
FARM AND GARDEN.
NEW MEAT FREEZER.
A Successful Process Devise" ny
New Zealand Inventors

One of the limitations Of the eAPoi :
frozen meat business, which mas a.
snmed such large proportions in Aus Aus,
t~aIia and New Zealand, is the laO, !, =.
T., what is known as bone SUNK "
decaying marrow. This trouble Is UNI -.
rersaI and damages a great deal OF
meat. H. hot climates 1t Is louu4 4 90
ceedingly difficult to freeze men t;,a ~ =
III, carcasscs cannot be cooled entlleI reg;
of the latent animal heat before Pa
trefaction sets in. It is also tounu t .bis
if freezing is commenced before TINS
heat is ret rid of the cold on the ous .
side concentrates the heat lh""l -
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1897-10-28
Do You Play Whist, Euchre or Other


The F. T. V. playing card is better than
any SO cent card ON the market. Send IS
cents for one deck or 25 cents for two deck,
Genl Passr ACT. c. & q. Rv.. Cincinnati, o,
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1897-10-28
Not Surprising.

Forrester-How time does fly.
lancaster don't blame it. Think no"
-nany people there are trying to Kill It.
Harlem Life.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1897-10-28

Miss Courtright-What do you think Of a
man who will marry a woman for money!
Mr. Spooner-i.ll car say is that such .
fellow must be hard up.--Cleveland Leader
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1897-10-28

The people who really know what love low
is are afraid to tell, for fear their KNOW
edge will give away an unpleasant expert
ence.-Atchison Globe.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1897-10-28

The consumption of Star plug tobacco Is
the largest in the world. No other tobacco
is so good as Star plug in all respects.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1897-10-28

Mr.. Huggins-Tsn't Miss Roxy peachy
Miss KittishYes, but she is not the only
fruit in the orchard-Detroit Free Press
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1897-10-28

Certainly it does. Truly, surely. st. Jacobs
IOIl cures rheumatism. Thousands Kno" IT.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1897-10-28

Sore all over and stiff. Cured all
liver by st. Jacobs Oil, and supple
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1897-10-28

Never strike a man when he's down-esps
tally for Chicago News. !
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1897-10-28

A girl wearing an organdie dress thin
she looks good enough to at.--Washingtc
Democrat
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1897-10-28

TT ~ OF health to pale and salIow
ceks IN men they effect a radical cure
nall ases arising from mental worry, over.
vrk c eycesses of whatever nature. Pink
Pts are sold in boxes never in loose bulk
$50 ants box or six boxes for 60. 80. and
nv h had of all druggists. or direct by
all h addressing DR.. Williams Medicine
Cmnsy Schenccto1v Y Y.
Decorah-posten., 1897-07-23

Naar ingen al oisie emile Wlioler or
anpeubt til Ssnrettelie, CT Qariassn
iormentlig Den, at man bar iDniss, at
iaaoau Iebsmaaoe bar Tor liot a''
Ifrrfienoe peo fig, Der er ior lloet
s al ling oeri.
Jor os itaar bet iaa. at Stran.n
ben Grab opsrpeisnoe ligser bert, At
Gorbrpbereus 2ip bliosr taset, bon
blip.r eiuet 3ooen isr 3ioen icm 60
ming for i'm @jernina, at Wtaaben I ina
Serieenoe iaar lioen 8cipontns.
Soor 9sostraf fol eretuercs, pllos
hi oer'or ioretrafie, at ben Ter oso
Saneuiug eler Giitbeocrst, iom m'noIt
oruiom.
Decorah-posten., 1897-07-23
Gu liben Sppg.

Spbn Spnes bubbe l9it etIteos, at
naar en- apinbs III fat / en- Ipis, hporuf
noaet bar tlippet uo, piloe bun life unbe
ia RiIt euer 2o, fer bun Fable itdfet
ia ct anoet Tummsr % l9it notlippet.
Son,s ipntes, at bette bar en- 'i5ti9
uom9rtet Maone at title &ptnoens
Ipaae &aratter bet tlareite 2ps, cg ban
beiluttebs at benDtte Zig oeraf.
Oa fan berfor en- often begdr fig
biem fra Gcntoret, itat ban | Sommsr
en- Ipis, bppraf ban puu mudfda haobe
tlippet uo en- Nptits, ipm banbleoe I'm
9upens Stj9g sler npget unpet at itor
SnteresIe.
San taitebs Qpiien itiebeslss od1 en-
Stpl, % sfter Qftensmaaltioet Iaa fan
meo bsmmelig 6rpo, at 5ru Sones tao,
be faaet fat | ben % MI ombpggelig itus
oereoe 4nnpncerne ON itorartebe 8oots
"tisbslalg for o~erefter at arbeioe Zig
giennem penionalz pg gggte'fdbsnotits
ierne, Hpbeoerne pg Selegrammerne.
pluo'elig p~bierpersoe SDnes, at bun
bsspnote at bepGge Jig uroligt og mis-
t9ntipmt pua i'm Stol. !Sun baooe
omIibsr laet Marfe til, at ct Stptte bar
tlippet uo at Ipiien.
Sones 10 inbnnbig, iaa ban troepe
Ran Itulbe trepere, men iad forsprigi
fda olporlia ND ION en- 9sbemano.
Seq pil bare iprinee opsr til 5ru
Smith" iasoe 5ru Srnes og lugbr
4misn fra fig, bare for en- fort
Stunp."
gun git pper til Nubosns. % | benz
bes 5rapnr bapbe Sones ben moripms
tie Stunb / fit 2ip.
Sru Sones tpm Inart tilbdge % bar
unoer @rmen ct anoet Summer at Qpis
len.
Sum ait inb pod lit @1relIe, %
Sones faiteoe fig tilbage / fin Stol % ID
icm en- panoittig.
Decorah-posten., 1897-07-23

Oct bsoite pubs. leg nOgsniiuO, bar
iptlet teroe," 10 ban.
"6Or ct 2lniiai BUN pill latte pp, nodr
ieg fortGaer 1enoe alt"
5ru SoFss iorblsp pda tit 8arslis /
20 Utinuttr, % oa fun tom uo. Dor
bun ifsrt fine bsoite Sl9oer, iGroig til
at gaa uO. Soet Sonss msote bsnoes
Bit, ielts ban, at ban iiiaIO ppsr belle
aroppsn.
"Spor Epor itul Ou benz"
ipurgte fan.
"SOor ital isg ben? Seq guar Hiem
til Mama, bit umoralits, iaiits, bru!aIe
ubDr.,"
"6oab 49,. bpab usnsr bu2"
ipurgte ban.
"Qas Oette!!" iagoe 6ru 3ones %
pegte paa ben Notits, ban fapoe tlips
pet uo. "0u bupbe flippet Den III for
at itjule ben for mig, life ianot9 5Gnte
fla. at isa bar giftst mig meo en- idaban
letIinbig Manb!"
Sohss lGite:
"0a Observation-Disclosures igauraites
bar flut, gdpes en- finere Gbampaqnsa
Ioup.r for en- af 5hedtrets StueipiQsr'
inber at nogle al fenpes 9eunorers. en-
fremraqenbe 9jabmano, bois Rarn Dt
her ubelaber, ipiaeoe peo osnns Grlsos
nina en- f~remroeenbs 8ols. 9i unorss
paa, ON bans lpoe lille 5rue Oioite, bocr
% bpprban benbes Mano tjlbrugte Qf'
tenen."
Del for Spnss tolbt neo ub RDsgsn.
San bar 10 uitplbig. men ban bapoe
qlemt at l9Ie ben anoeu SHE Of ret
llbflip, ban babe alort.
sSan begpnbte at f~ortlars S1gtn, o.
Meltemaroen f~prtdlte mig, at ban tolor
pod cermeb enbnu 81. 8 ON Wor9e>
men, bu ran fum for at leOere be 3 otter
Mlelf.
Sg oa 5ru Sones ct qar 9dgs ie'
mere optraabte / nj SalItinostuabs, tror
hi at tunne fpriitre, at Sugen omIiber
er 6lepen arraneeret pau en- for beg9e
Barter tilfrebsitinenbs Mauoe.
Decorah-posten., 1897-07-23

sio 5opsoatter enuiism. Riri Griiisn 2uu.
GET % Surf gnutsoattsr goafrdno.
) Ners CT 1896 fslqtnos ratsp;eos: Gal.
Dor oofporitn eirunus % 9igs 8asubilo
@sitrsDattn grFftruO Cbcidte Eaqalis,.
soritsin Sorfeinsicn aisaaro % giss gnri
Snlporscotter Siriuoalen. Gnina Glen gr=
Htsaaaro % Qigs 0uri Glsoattcr SsgutruO
bcgge fra Sol 6auiusoal, MI bo,atit ron
Rnfdno 9iore). Gle 3oatiisa s1oiOors.
saaro os Qi9e Parbro fnpt3o1t.w -ru.
euait earien quite os gise Margit Cons.
batter Sutton (boiatte / Spoaf. Sn9t6rct
Snstbretien 9eiasa9.in CguoaltD ~ 9ias
Inne Slsoatter 5aIaruo. 5trrN,w 6itts z.
sinO's O8 pias 5n3sb,.9 p,O:rsOat;,r Ieisss
oooen.
; 0Ort u / 1896 feIscnSc ainaaeOc pO
Ssosu.
Clc 6erbrunoisn stoiioicrogplaos, 80 Mar
aummel. Rittil Ssbirr~ .a,a, 62
aur. Ole RrifanIm mptrlao 10 gsr.
sorteiu SoaeNen eroOninsseoaro a Hay.
ears enritn 2asgar rs slar. Rnut SUenps
fen Slarpaaisu Is aar. Nrre Gliaien gattc
GA aar. 6albor @alporien 9iguro 4 aar.
R~ritoiier 6elgeiru 9nttan (@sObussitn -
aar, Barbra Galrorsoatter 3rosiepigen II
sIar. 2lnne 6srbranosoatter 9etterbus ,
@ar. Sobanne Sebierusoatter 9erItalsn II
Nar. 9sran auulisDdttsr Sulnten 80 aar.
gersit 5obausoutter Ieissfotin SO Aar.
Sgran @eoersoatter Norecist so glar. gns
ierp anutsoatter Raltfoiet 50 Nnr. auns
Sttusodtter Ssuiteruo 81 Nor. @uubilo
3orrsoatter 6saeelien 20 aur. garbro 81
mensoatter SoenDsruo 6 Sar. Ssrau Qarss
batter @eltu Al 9lar. Ragnoi Simsnsoutter
NDbug (QinptpcOteie) Sc aar. aais 0lss
batter SuppnOsn SO Nar. 9srsit anutsOots
ter Starpaaien 20 Aar.
0Dlig er opoe / 3olas:
&ciar Gnuticn Sic, gamlc 9lnon Riien
@ipruoalsn (0ofD, % Grit 2anospert.
Ga MI, meoeus bette i~frioes, tommer
9coer 6elgesplaog mco DsOsbuOfabst Ill
euten @uri Stisnne i gore - antaselis oms
firing 20 Nar,
Rriiti MDre li99er ing al Satteriot.
G. &. @ifan, Gorocliu, q. 8, icnoes Sils
fen % 5ot for lit iuteresioutc Srep.
iii Slut mine bcbits Siliensr til ale mine
gamlc @enner og aicnoingsr oOer | Minnss
iota oa Satota! - CAB mig bore fra rigtiS
mango al eo,r!
@egglio Ste Ipril 1897.
Decorah-posten., 1897-07-23

Sloumer fan ogioa ipltes pa andre MaaSer; her er en-
al Dem.
De tases belt moone neo al Street,, De torres eobt al, oe
foriigtiGt; iaa lRg8es De ell 9obt rengiort Stentruifs, euer /
ct SDlte9!as, efterot De er blepne iiuttet igiennem meO en-
glaal eaer en- ttipioiet 3rGpinoe.
5or bpert 9uno Slommer balOes Der oa ct Tibet Bin.
glas, ! Gint, al bsbie SIags Gboite oper ueu, o9 bette iaor
ma ben omtrent "a Elmer.
Saa bnloes Gobiten ouer, % Tor buert Tuno Slonlmcr
tiliGttes ct balut Ruro Suffer, buiot eusr pent lpiesnlt, o.
M 9ipes oct ct Cptos.
gaar Sutteret er 'meItet, IGg9es Slommerne op oeri, %
itrar oct ~bespuoer at tooe, beloes Spltets,et op en- arutte,
% Der itaar bet ber uben at tortes til, men en- Tag efter euer
ioa maa Den binoes oper.
Saa brloer man ira ben enc Srutte til ben anben, og
Sasen eiter 9iues aItiammen ct MT Cptoe; oerueb iitres en-
ieuu Slanoine al bet belle Spltetsi.
0ar man lapet til mere Sirup, euo bebepes til at iploe
Srutterne. Dor ben optorles paa SLATER eler iploes paa Glas.
trutter. eiOt beraf toIot Sano siuer en- b~ebaselia 2alteorit
Ell tolo Gag.
Otter ouenaapnte SpHriit faar man ct SplteHi, 'iom pass
Ter iortrinligt iii i~oritielige SIags aioo, 90 bet ioririIter
Smagei iamt gjpr, al mon ipiisr neo bsore Appstit. Nlau
ber naturlioris giOre lit Alsrbeoite. forat giomnerne iaar ct
imutt lloieenoe. iaa DC lisaer boaoe belle os iom irn1e q.
ruper.
Sismme @eee Uelly).
Bible SIomrsr siper Ell uomartst Selee. o. on tilapes
pa isIecnoe gsaaoe: Glan lager SIcmmerne ct SIiitipi'
Decorah-posten., 1897-07-23

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Tan 1omlme opsr. mebens @jaringcn 9oor Tor ia 3 ben So
er bet notioa goot, ON Der rsreS ON Sarten Ell @ang buer
Tag; man tan 10 baue Ell lang Yinbe for bet Sru9.
Dten eiteriom 9rrmsn lpber oper, minier 10 Snoboloet
poa 9eboloeren; berior maa man bare nogle CHARTS Satt'
b~lanoiua 9ebolo til at ipaoe paa meb, efteriom oct tr9n9eS.
gnferet eQer 9pnben maa paa tnsen Wtaaoe %ipnnoieS til,
Tor gineu bar gieret aloeleS fra ia. 90 bette er ifeet, mar
Der life Longer b0res Spor al Susnins, ielu ont man rSrer
0eri.
Mau fan 9oot beopnbe at BRUCE al Ninen 5ebrlar
Wooneb, men ben pl Dog uinoe obIilltgt peo at Iaa Igge
lGneer no paa 8aaren. Weu ba er bet ogiaa beoft at toa
Den tappet oper paa en- anoen Seboloer, rengiort meo fo9enoe
Nono % Sooa, tbi paa ben eamle pl Der prre ct No9 at
Bunofalo, Der nil gipe ben Ell uimas. Dor at iaa Ell ioaoan
Omtapning beloisft uofSrt, truser Mtange at iatte Sappetra'
men ct Bar CONNER oppe fra Sunoen paa ben Sebolosr, man
fort bar beupttet. Serpeb pin ,s ben tore 6oroel, at ben
Hare Bin Tapes al oct ipHe Suuoialo bIiper li99enoe uior
ltprret.