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rett1r ior bet teilerlise Sbtplboelen.
til at oroae SparaSmaalet ON Sta
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ne. Set er un9ttist at tente. mener
ban. at bet fineflie 6oi oil s,ue fit
Samtptte til at benrette gu Often o.
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lsit er bet at for{ege at formaa Stor,
masterne til at mooerere fine Sor,
brinaer, og berfor forbereber 6offe;
fig pnn en- uloere 5(ust til 8rooincen
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paa IA, 600 Monr.
Sire at be leoenDe @m bebs smenb /
Bao Eing 5u bteu benrettebe ben Ste
Mouember.
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lreune lille Stpife:
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men oeidn met for QUE fine Dpotrel'
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enbe tieiiame bet baaliae Strep.
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freezer nper fit o. 9uiet 1T. Der
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mebens bet raab:s rNamo" ber %
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ler oe @ynfelier ofsisr ofte binanoen
euer be huber fig op poo binanoen.
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runbt berinbe bog ben lple Banbe.
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mer tieEl. iaa peater o9 freezer ou
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bar iauret BEN.
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bar 6iertelag til at frentt benee paa
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ct uenliQt Orb. ct tiorlist Hlif elIer
en- onben liben elRuerbia Dpmeri.
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peltben Eanfelssbeb.
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til MorteiQes Il 5rantris) 2brboa.
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ban 9arme. ct stormoeterne oil
bliue tuansen af ben offentlise Me,
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bam farat iaa ben ferte &iterretntns
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.gi behDuer lite me9et" iasbe bun.
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beoe ban for mig, og ol baobe bet faa
aobt 'om no9en".
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Cue. os ieg iasoe 5arpel % git.
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ie9 tGnfte:
v6uu Ral uu TONNE til at besoloe
oem alliaeuel. for bum peo 10 lite,
boem ie9 err.
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Qiorbe, % iea uar lille tomme, neb til
Borten, fbr bun oar etter mig.
rDe maa tiene mig i at tage Ben'
oeue msb~. 1aebe bun; ,iee ton lite
taee Get paa min Samoitti9beo at be-
bolbe oem. Wen pil Sc eiDre mig
en- Tlenefe. ba per iaa uenlis at
Raffe mis en- fornilet Bibel. for mine
Dine fan lite mere ie BogHaserne
Dor aamle Bibel".
Seq looeos bet. os bermeb Rites
hi.
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paa @aoen. bpor ieg usbte en- tarpe.
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iamme Sort.
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uit foo anbro9t oine 8en9e".
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uo ON benoes &aar.
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lite ben pioe Gerben ct Nennefe.
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9a9e foen b1alp Sub MTG hpili9t.
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er benoes Nopn - bar ;oeet mig til
zig. Gum bor forrelten ber i'6ulet.
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til benoe. pilbe DUN oili bliue alab.
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tilbaanoe, laa scot ies formoor".
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maatte bape nof men fig leIp os fin
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lts Bormbiertiabeo oaiao en- fremmeo
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BaretGat".
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tnge imob en- Ore berfor. Seq ops
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6erren ielo min Sattigbom bar
t,uabt mig at iBrse for en- enbnu fat.
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mao leg NOT bsoe Dem ON liot 6jslp;
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get, og paa 6iemueien maotte ies uaf,
lnbelig tente pan bet 6errens Orb:
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til. {om ri giorbe bet unber benue
8ortstl,uas Dueririft: On ians
6iforie1. (Guang.)
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VaIatt | ottertatl Go,.ntp. ].

NeRinlep fit ueo bette Bale en-
Bluralitet al 1855 Stemmer bette
Gouutp. 6or fire Har ,toen bapbe
8rpan en- 8lnralitet Of 938.
9iubS Blnralitet / bette Gountp
Dor libt itsrre nu enb for to Var
foen. Den par uu 1855 og for to
Gar f1ben lib.
Dolps &luralttet / bette 2onuts
ct 627.
Jufonportiet ualste tre at fine
2eeisloturtanbioater nemli5 3. ..
Soeene, @am &iber % 6enrp Blt tp:
man. Republitanerne eienuolste
8auaen.
observation-disclosures 5thrfe fon
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Sen o'fteisQe Optallius eller @ieus
nem9aael1e al Bal9inbberetningerne
for staten Minne5ota pil lite beQpus
be fpr ben 18oe December.
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Ttbltgsre Nunitsr for Brainerb 4
NortberrzVnuen. 6 s. sbaeiber.
bleD arrensret for unoef ilao / Be.
ennoel:en al ioerne uae. 6on relia.
nerebe ion Wuo,;er fife 5ommer.
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Reiferen ! @uslanb Ct aluorlis'
fps Of SnFuen3a.
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NQs &c samle Ron9resmRnD /
M,nneiota bteo sienpa!st. os oue et
Gspublitanere. Deres Napue er:
Gsnma2 III 6 mr. 10, NiHriE4
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Gergus galls Mge b1aa
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FERGUS FALLS UGEBLAD
An independent reform paper and tn
oldest Scandinavian newspaper west f
the twin cities.
A. SoLEM, Publisher.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1900-11-15

Ooenitaaenoe Sal er life officisue,
% BET er lite u|anoIgnitgt. at be er
unptaattae.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1900-12-21
NAv1aAT1Ne rHE AIR.

Paris fully four miles from the colossal
turning point This makes the entire
distance at least eight miles, and to
travel so far in the prescribed time limit
will necessitate a speed Of sixteen miles
an hour or better. This Is a greater
velocity than has ever yet been attain
ed, which is in itself of much impor
lance. But the chief thing to be dem
onstrated by the contest is the POSSIBLE
ity of steering an airship.
The attention of persons directly in
terested in this sort of enterprise is
more particularly eentered upon the
ship devised by NJ. Santos-Dumont.
who has been in Paris for several
months with the intention Of compel
ing for the $4,000 prize offered by NJ.
Deutsch. 1t is said that in one Of his
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1900-12-21
Near Enough.

A group of men were exchanging sto-
ries of adventure in a grocers store In
a small Western town.
"I've been in camp" said one of them;
"only came down yesterday. One morn
ing last week l struck the trail of a
grizzly about half a mile above the
camp. l followed that trail without
let up till about half-past four that
afternoon, and then l gave it up, and
went back to camp"
what possessed you to quit after
putting in a whole days work." asked
one of his listeners.
"Wen, to tell the truth" said the
grizzly's follower, shifting his weight
ponderously from one leg to the other.
ait seemed to me the trail was getting
altogether too fresh"
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1900-12-21

voyages NJ. Santos-Du-
mont sailed from Suresnes TO aud
around the Einel tower and returned
to the starting point. But when he was
about to make the attempt one day last
month in the presence Of the Deutsch
prize judges something went wrong
with his apparatus and the full trial
was postponed. He assembled for a
short distance, however, and executed
few maneuvers to show that the ship
could be steered. Only a light breeze
prevailed at the time, and hence the
test was not very significant. In fact,
1t was meant chiefly for exhibition pur-
poses and to avoid a complete disap-
pointment to the crowd of spectators
He will make a fresh attempt in the
near future, he says. NJ. Santos-Du-
mont is a Brazilian by birth, an engin-
eer by profession and only % years old
When his airship is in operation NJ.
SantOs-Dumont sits on saddle almost
exactly like that generally used by BIZ
cycle riders. The machine is provided
with pedals and sprocket for starting
the great propeller. But he relies main
ly upon a gasoline engine to drive the
latter The propeller is two-bladed
and has diameter of twelve feet The
blades are of steel and aluminium, with
cover Of silk. The screw makes 1870
revolutions a minute and is expected
to develop a speed Of twenty miles an
hour
In modern experiments in navigation
with a self-propelled airship two gener-
al plans have been adopted In order to
sustain the craft in the atmosphere.
Langley, Maxim, Chanute, Lilienthal
and others relied solely on the aero
plane, or widely outstretched wings,
but for the last two or three years lit
tie or nothing has been done in this d.
rection. The other method was to
have a bag filed with hydrogen or il
Eliminating gas and shaped like an Inn
mense sweet potato. The longer axis
of this receptacle was kept in a hori-
zOntal position, and from it was sus-
pended a boat or other support for the
propelling engine.
With device of this latter kind Rem
ard and Krebs, of the French army,
were able to develop a speed of four
teen miles an hour as long as 1885. Nu-
merOus attempts have been made since
that time to improve on the record, but
thus far without success. Great things
were expected of Won Zeppelin's air
ship on Lake Constance, which, a full
year after was begun on it, had its first
real trial early last July. The pro-
jector's expectations were nOt-realized,
however and radical improvements
were undertaken.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1900-12-21
SOUND COLLECT

SOUND COLLECTOR other material being
used in their manufacture, and each
collector is formed at the upper edge
with a slotted keeper, through which a
tape or cord is passed TO attach it to
the head. A fiat elastic tape is prefer
able, as this may be adjusted without
the necessity Of tying AS only one
ear trumpet of the usual pattern is gen
orally provided, and this is not always
of a convenient shape for use in thea.
tiers, etc, it may be that this arrange
ment will be a practicable one for its
purpose, even if the trumpet is prefer
red for individual conversations. The
new collectors can be adjusted on the
head and never given a thought during
an entire evening, leaving both hands
free and generally relieving the mind
Of the care of the trumpet. William G.
Ehrhardt, of New York City, is the ia.
ventOr.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1900-12-21

ity, or even virtue, left undiscovered
l argued with myself about it. Should
1 let such a paltry thing as the lack of
an Introduction prevent me from giving
this girl treat
oh" she cried, you really are"
Yes" he said, lit stands to reason
even as a study, sort of UNEMPLOYED
continent, so to speak; strange young
man, in such a case, must present him
self in the light of an acquisition"
Her eyes were dancing. why don't
you say such an exceedingly nice young
man, while you are about itT" she
asked mOckingly.
II will go one better" said he, with
your permission. Such an exception
ally nice pairr' and he bowed.
"Oh, you are dreadful-dreadfulw
But she did not say it as a fact to be
deplored. She looked away from the
soft summer landscape, down to the
edge of her serge skirt with its trim
ming of braid and the fateful loop.
They do sew these so insecurely,"
she said. You haven't pin to spare?'
1T seems almost a pity" said he,
while she busted herself over it; but
suppose it will be just as well now
The afternoon was, as he had said, de-
! lightful, and his swift stroke left moth
/ ing to be desired. 1t was not cold, after
ALL and she never gave another thought
to the cape until she saw it, when at
last they got back, hanging deserted on
/ the bOathOuse door, where her brother
had left it when he arrived there to find
her vanished
The brother and sister were very
alike in disposition, and took things
lightly and as they came. SO he never
openly resented her desertion-perhaps,
as her new friend pointed out. he, too,
had his more than adequate compensa-
ton.
This is just a story of the inevitable.
For the man of resource was something
of a character reader, and he had look
ed at the girl before he stepped.
She called it, in her kindest moods, an
anticipation. but he maintained that he
gave the incident its most appropriate
title when he named it a "fOrerunner.'
And this It was.
The weather favored them, and his
visit heightened from a weeks end tc
a week and more. Ample time for a
man of such ready methods to win fol
himself a girl not indisposed to be won
Thus his visit to the brother ended in
his marriage with the sister-an old
tale, but often a very pleasant one.
1t was later in the season, and boat
ing interests had given way to the ne
cessity Of stock-taking in fashionable
wearing apparel, and discussions on the
relative merits Of new and antique fur
niture.
II could almost WISH" she said sweet
ly, that it was possible to trim white
satin wedding dress with braids in q
sort of squiggly pattern of loops and
turns"
IF you contemplate having one loOT
pendant to trip me up during the cere
mony," he said, laughingly, Il am of.
Then, perhaps, it is just as well t
reserve braid as a trimming for serge
and CLOTH" she said.
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n He turned her head very slightly,
~ so that the man behind her caught
u the narrowing of her eyes with
sudden anger, and the fitting of her
rounded chin.
Clumsy she said in voice ringing
with scorn. She caught up her skirt,
Just raising 1t from the ground, and
FASTENED on. But she threw few more
or less acceptable home thrusts over
her shoulder as she went.
Il can't think what you have been
doing with yourself lately. Not i'm
proving, anyway. And you won't get
on IN the direction you are taking, can
assure you. 1t makes me very doubtful
as to the truth of all your yarns of con-
auest--they are just what took them
for-fairy tales, every one. For no girl
would be tame enough to be trampled
on. if that is your habit. Oh, of course
YOU saw the braid hanging. You could
not be so blind as that"
She gave the offending skirt, with the
loon of braid dangling uncomfortably,
q further hitch. She had the daintiest
ankles-the word expressed her alto
gether-and the man following her
made no objection.
1t was, indeed, his continued silence
she seized on next-to misconstrue.
AT least" she said, with sisterly
straightforwardness, you might apollo
glze."
They had reached the landing stage
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There are many helps to longevity,
the latest being the Hundred Year Club.
Join in, say its members, and you need
have no further thought Of sickness and
death. However, everybody does not
belong to the Hundred Year Club, and
old-time doctors and physicians, as well
as new ones, lay down many laws that
must be followed If health is to pre-
vail.
Avoid fussy women" says one learn
ed doctor; they kill persons off by the
dozens. Avoid being fussy yourself;
it wears you out as nothing else viii.
Calmness can be attained"
Make cleanliness your motto" says
another. Extend this to both the
house and the grounds. Few women
starve for food, but many do for fresh
air. Every woman If unable to take
a walk daily, should 60 out into the
yard or to the window If an invalid
and breathe deeply a hundred times
or more for exercise.
"Hhrow away your corsets and never
/ wear any llEul tAOAulnSf anu ~ al
means sleep in a well-ventilated room.
Beware of gluttony. If not hungry
confine the eating to fruit and utilize
the teeth instead of the stomach for
/ chewing the food. Battle often and
/ keep the blood pure; exercise daily and
do kind deed on every opportunity.
1.-The effect of exercise on the mind is
always good; the brain and nervous sys-
TEN are supplied with more blood and
the repair of waist is more complete"
According to Sir James Sawyer, by
observing the following nineteen rules
one stands good chance Of being
a worthy member of the Hundred Year
Club:
l. Eight hours sleep.
p Sleep on your right side.
3. Keep your bedroom window open
all night.
4 Have mat to your bedroom door.
>. Do not have your bedstead against
the wall.
g. No cold water in the morning, but
a bath at the temperature Of the body.
Z. Exercise before breakfast.
g. Eat little meat and see that it is
well cooked.
o. For adults Drink no milk.
10. Eat plenty Of fat to feed the cells
which destroy disease germs.
II. Avoid intoxicants, which destroy
those cells.
u. Daily exercise in the open air.
13. Allow no pet animals in your liv-
ing rooms; they are likely to carry
about disease germs.
IA. Live in the country II you can.
Is. Watch the three D's-drinkine
water. damp, drains.
16. Have change of occupation.
II. Take frequent and short holidays
IS. Limit your ambition.
10. Keep your temper.