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Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-07-26
MOderniZed PaIesfind

In spite of all our philosophy tho
invasion OF the birthplace OF Chris
tiAniiy by modern devices and modes
OF life crates harshly on sensitive
minds. Names hailowcd by religious
associations seem ou, OF place on rail-
way timetables or subscription lIs's
Of iops.iis;auce telephones. or
course. all this Is Illogical. for We
need not expect any part o' the
world to remain In infancy. still prim-
tive habits and modes OF lie are so
naturally blended with the Biblical
narrative that We cannot entirely sup
press n wish for their perpctuation.
Hut modern innovations are strangers
to sympathy. The railway from Ioppa
TO Jerusalem. at frst an experiment.
Is nuw run on strictly business prin-
cipics. and branches arc under con-
s,ruction to familiar places up and
down the Jordan. Trolley lines are
projected to connect jerusalem with
Bethlehem. Bethany. the Lake OF Gal
lice. Samaria. Jericho. Nazareth and
other places. while In the city Itself
there are electric lights, telephones
aud other modern conycniencss. In
stead of the workman longing his
shadow. he now consults a cheap Am
crican watch for quitting time. and
all other modern supplies are han
died by commission houses through
out Palestine and Syria. More than
200 Photographs were recently i'm
ported. oue-half going to Damascus
and the rcst to Jerusalem and near
by places.
4 commission house at Beyrut has
bought $3.50 windmill from an illi-
nois firm. and there ia an important
r,aTEc, for all kinds of irrigation ma
chinery. The all-conquering syndl-
cate is In evidence. and the once fer
tile valleys are to be reclaimed by ir-
rigation on large scale. and once
more transformed into land flowing
with milk and honey. Many of the
rich foreigners making Investments
are Jews and leaders in the Back to
Jerusalem" movement. The figurative
prophecy of the two women grinding
at mill Is recalled by the setting up
of a 17-horscpower Chicago windmill
in the interior west OF the Jordan to
run large grist mill. Bicycles are
common on the streets. and the muni-
cipality of Beyrut had added a $1,000
steam roller to Its public equipment.
The Turkish government has given
many important commercial conccs-
sions to foreign nations. and the Sui
tan is watching the undermining pro-
cess with interest. Trade is the great
cemcnter of nations. and is also the
'"eat iconoclast. No spot. however
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-07-26
Reform. That Were Expensive.

About three-quarters of railroads
receipts come from the freight depart
ment. The passenger department sup.
plies nearly all the rest. the incou..
from mail, express and other privilege !
being comparatively small Carryin,
passengers is a simple matter. or would
be. II state legislatures did not now
and then take hand in prescribing
added specifications for railroad pas
scnger service. In Ohio n law was
passed decreeing that the height be-
tween the platform and the lowest
steps of passenger coaches should not
exceed IL inches. This cost the rail-
roads nearly 100000. and the reform
led to the abolition OF number of flag
stops where the passengers had been
quite willing to scramble UP of tho
ballast.--Ainslee's Magazine.
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Club. Hs,. rnei, Advantages.

thiuk II must be owned tina, the de-
partur,s from the old order Of home
life have greatly ameliorated the con-
dition OF the weak. the ;imid. the less
sclf-asscr;ivc writes Bishop Potter In
the woman's Companion. In any given
home circle IL is not always the clever
est or the strongest who claims and
exercises the mastery. a shrinking and
sensitive nature will not fight for its
precedence in the home any more than
out OF IL. A gentle. modest woman will
often be ovorbornc by her loud. push
Ing and vulgariy modern children. A
man of refinement and real force will
often let himself be bullicd by n brawl-
Ing woman because his very nature
mates him mo brawler" Now. in the
old days. so far as. social intercourse
was concerned. It Was largely a Jues-
ton OF the home or-nothing. II there
was no bright talk. no diycrting reg
reation. no songs and laughter there,
there was none anywhere.
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Ik't;.sk.11ss !
A Jest Of Fate.
pY MAUpE 3. LEoNARp.

Copyright issoi. by Daily Story Pub. Co. J
The man was In a brown study. Ap-
parcntly he was engaged In a dim
cult experiment In his laboratory for
his hands moved automatically among
the chemicals. Liquids mot. min
gicd and were separated deity. but in
reality he was entirely ignorant Of
what his sensitive fingers were doing.
for his mind was busiiy engaged 9TH
crwlAc.
lie was a wcii-buii, man. and his
proalo spoke OF strength. with is
Hligh,ly aauiiln- nose. dccpsct eye.
and closely trimmed beard. That the
mouth hidden by this same beard
held doubtful curves and a curious
droop was n fact naturally unknown
to most persons When DR.. Packard
chose TO addr-sa a meeting of scirn-
fists his auditors always were aroused
and listened. For he had n brain.
Whether he was troubled by a heart
saa something women liked to spec
uiatc about. Those who had solved the
question dlser.ciy hid their dearly
bought knowledge. fer women do no,
parade their hurts.
In the face of this. IL Is somewhat
remarkable to understand that at the
moment when he was SO aimiessiy
puttcTins about In his mechanical
work with lack'us;sr. introspcctive
eyes. DIR. Packard's brain was In re-
aiity entirely occupied with woman.
She had come out OF the past so far
back that the halo of mystery was
beginning TO adorn her memory. and
because he was son of Adam Dr.
Packard found this uniquely attrae-
tive She needed some such softeniug
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-07-26

The brutality OF the few words
seemed to revive him and stop the dull
pricking that was stealing over his
body. Methodically he sealed. AL
dressed and stamped the envelope
walked out and handed 1t to the post
man who at that moment was unlock
Ing the mailbox. Then he came back
to the laboratory and shut the door
behind him. There was no longer in
his mind any doubt as to which of
the glasses he had emptied for his
hands were cold. he trembled as with
an ague and numbness stole over his
brain. He could not think. He wan
dered around the room with protest
Ing despairing tread and when his
knees gave way beneath him he fell
gaspins to the floor and the waves
swept over him.
Hours later those working over Dr.
Packard who had been found on the
floor OF his laboratory were rewarded
by the flicker OF his eyelids and pres
entity he spoke. II was the usual inane
question of those coming out OF the
depths.
You are In your own ROOM" brisk
ly answered the physician Mt his right.
personal friend. DIR. Packard was
trying to think rs the waves which
had submerged him receded. ~ was
poisoned" he breathed In . puzzled
way.
His friends face broke into the
humorIng smile given remarks made
by the feeble and Incompetent. Non
sense" he said soothingly. you've
been In the most extensive and all
pervading faint ] ever saw but you
weren't poisoned. man-whnt put that
Idea into your head! You're dream
Ing And what do yoi mean by keel
ing over In such reprehcnsiblc way!
You we're working too Ion. without
food and rest. that's what allied you!"
II was some minutes later that DR..
Packard remembered the letter.
He laughed once. shortly. abruptly.
before he turned his face toward the
wall. But the trained nurse at his side
Jumped. She had never heard quite
such n laugh In all her experience.
And she never wanted to hear l,
again.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-07-26
Pocket
Monkeys

Tn. latest fad In the way Of pets Is
the poke, monkey. II Is only about
two years since the little fellow made
his arSt appearance In this country In
his present capacity. and he nigh, bc
said to have taken the hearts OF pct
lovers by storm. Now his popularity
has become so srca, that the men who
make a business OF catering to the
whlms OF the people who like pets say
tha, the demand for the pocket mon
key is Ave times as great as the sup
ply. They pTcd!e, bright future for
III. new fa,or!;c Jus; ms soon rs the
people down In Brasil can be made TO
understand what good comm rcla'
article they have and TINS be induced
TO make regular business Of cap,ur-
In. ,hcsc monkeys and shipping them
up here.
The pocket monkey dwclls so far In
the interior OF Brazil a. to be aimos,
ou, OF the reach OF traders lie ID.
perhaps. the srnaiies; member OF the
monkey family known. bs!nE abou,
ave inches long. but with tail ;ha; Ia
sometimes three times as long as his
body. lie belongs to the masmot fam-
iiy OF monkeys. and IL extremely n-a,
In person and clcaniy of habit. II IL
WASH; for those characteristics. he
would not be hoid!n. the place he does
In the hearts of those who have in
vested In him.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-07-26

was after the lapse OF twenty years.
She was fat and wore broad. fiat shoes
with the buttons on. Her gowns were
OF the dreary. nondescript woods stu
pid women affect. and her waist vert
by courtesy. Her hair-it had been
brown and roughly curiy-was thin
ming and shiny and screwed into a
tight knot. Her complexion was
coarse and oily. and she was gross.
stolid and entirely repellant to man
OF fastidious tastes. Her mind had
never risen above the gossip Of the
store and corners. As this picture
grew. 30 correspondingly faded the
Idea which us Just man had attacked
him. that he had done wrong In run.
ming away from her. It was with a
sort Of pride he recollected In all these
years he had never failed to send reg
ular remittanccs back to her and the
child. For there had been one. but
Il had not appealed to his restless
youth and still slumbering emotions
OF fatherhood. His lawyer relieved
him Of the delicate task OF forwarding
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-07-26
p.,,.. To. Mach 10, ,.. n.,.

A Eray-haired niumnus OF colus,ols.
on from western state for the sTadu-
atink exercises. chatird ot the days
when he was at Columbia. There
WAS Prof. Davies" said the old col
icsian. I'VE fellows used to like him
as well aA Il was possible for col
leg. boy to like a professor OF mathc-
ma;lcs. One winter. ! rccoilset. n.
members of my class myself aTons
the rest. had found considerable
amusement and relieved ourselves a
class work by burning asafstida. Pep
per and other unpleasant things In
the various class rooms. We tried .ko
trick with Professor Anthon. VINO
taught Greek. and with Prof. Nairnc.
who occupied the chair OF moral ps!l-
csophy. a, last some OF the boldes
spirits suggested tha; ". transfer cur
attentions to Prof. Davies. Well,
remember that morning. I, was bit
ter cold. and all OF the outlets of the
room were closed to keep the warw;h
within. We were on hand early. and
had several IA, Jumps Of aSafeti5a
smoking away when the professor
came. He walked to the desk naa
laid his hat and coat on II. Then iSA
odoF struck him. He hcsi:atcd a no.
mcn,. and then walked slowly to the
door. locked Il. and put the key in his
pocket. Now. Eca;lcmen. wc will en-
Joy this together said he. a. he rc-
turned to his scat Then he 70, back
n, ss. The mathematics he threw AZ
Us would have Allied set of mathc-
maticai books from the primary arith-
mctie to tho calculus. And all tho
time the asafet!da was smoking. fof
he would not let Us remove It. when
We got out OF that room after two
hours We were wiser and more discreet
boys, and you can bet We played no
more tricks on the author Of Davies
LcEendFc. New York Times.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-07-26
A JUDGES WIFE ,,Ii;s ,Iiii;;s1 !
She Suffered for Years and
Felt Her Case Was Hope.
less-Cured by
Pe-ru-na.

Mrs. Judge McAllister writes from
1917 West 33rd ST.. Minneapolis. MINI,
as follows:
II suffered for years with pain In
the small of my back and right side.
1t interfered often with my domestic
and social duties and never supposed
that l would be cured. as the doctors
medicine did not seem to help me any.
Fortunately u member Of our Order
advised me to try Peruna and gave 1t
such high praise that decided to try
II. Although I started In with little
faith, I felt SO much better In q week
that felt encouraged.
~ took It faithfully for seven weeks
and am happy indeed to be able to say
that l am entirely cured. Words fall
to express my gratitude. Perfect health
once moro Is the best thing could
wish for. and thanks to Peruna enjoy
that now."-Minnie E. McAllister.
The great popularity OF Peruna as n
catarrh remedy has tempted many
people to initiate Pcruna. A great
many so-calied catarrh remedies and
catarrhal tonics are to be found In
many drug stores. These remedies can
be procured by the druggist much
cheaper than Pcruna. Peruna can only
be obtained At n uniform price. and no
druggist can get II cent cheaper.
Thus II Is that druggists are tempted
to substitute the cheap limitations of
PerunA for Peruna. II Ia done evcry
day without n doubt.
We would therefore caution all peo-
A =
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Oimlnutive sal d
Ing Little Pen
from Brazil

We can, sc, ,-za I
said n man Uao =afs,I
sellln. pets. 4 have c,
have been offered 81 .- \
cragc price 1, ~ nqp|
little aerohA;s I've ,ge I'd
stance. here's a e,s, sas
for a poke; Hosssy. Tsj
tina, I, resemble, ; =.l.
stun. There a., tapes
bars and all Ha:t, .. ns
kind. NoS. Il a Posa: ID
md them 10 h!, ss=. y
heart broken, o. c:z-s
perform Just Hkssrr
them to. ba; Ia tie =s=s
they hSy. satra :, -
them doiHE srsTy casysrs
tie stunt, and /. y5s ID:
are a pcFsoa With % s.s
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-07-26

nimbus, he reflected. with touch of
sardonic humor. for she must be forty
years old-it was over twenty years
since he had left that miserable small
town in the west when opportunity
had stretched out a finger to his rest
less grasp. The tumultuous and fast
following years had cluttered his
mind. and It came to him that this
was the first time he had ever SO
seriously and leisurely contemplated
his act.
He set down a siphon smartly and
smashed IL as he reflected what fool
ne had been. At nineteen he had
married Bessie Crowell, She was n
waitress in the railroad restaurant and
alone in the world. She had been
pretty. OF course. and she was good.
AS to her spelling he was not so sure.
Carefully he pieced out his boyish
recollection of her. He knew precise
ly what her type would nave degen-
Grated into in the time which had
passed. with the uncompromisingly
accurate knowledge of the mature man
10 conld rec hsc 80 Ale undout teaiJ
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-07-26

aallovsi By ;fst!;ss n
i,A .nroais 4 Ftcfss'i
factory pFods';' ;s-s
atciy before srs'y 'fa''s
Fuit between ths '-sssi
Ct. story a7i iA' Fsi'sss|
Tss Turfish -rr'---
It's sul!ci,uic i5' u, a
Koran by pfurii.ss = /
o. a number o. Etlii ~
pIlErimsEo rogiS % Ns
,i,csc wells Wlll b ssii1
windmill. thus ls,i,s'i1
o. that Feli.imVo''i iss
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-07-26

From the window OF the chapel softly
sounds an organs note.
Through the peaceful Sabbath sloam-
ing drifting shreds Of music float.
And the quiet and the freight and the
sweetly solemn tunes.
Bear me dreaming back to boyhood
and Its Sunday after4oons:
When We gathered In the parlor. in
the parlor stif and grand.
Where the haircloth chairs and sofas
stood arrayed. a gloomy band.
Where each queer oil portrait watched
us with a countenance Of wood.
And the shells upon the whatnot In u
dustless splendor stood.
Then the quaint old parlor organ. with
the quaver In its tongue.
Seemed to tremble In Its fervor as the
sacred songs were sung.
As We sang the homeiy anthem. sang
the glad revival hymns
or the glory OF the story and the light
no sorrow dims.
While the dusk grew even deeper and
the evening settled down.
And the lamp-iit windows twlnkied In
the drowsy little town.
Old and young We sang the chorus ana
the echoes told II DER
In the dear. familiar voices. hushed or
scattered evermorc.
From the windows Of tho chapel fa!n,
and low tho music dies.
And the picture In the nrcliEht fades
before my tear-dImmcd eyes.
But my w!stfui fancy. iis,eaing. hears
the night wind hum the tunes
That We sang there In the parior on
those Sunday afternoons.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-07-26
A u.,oon A.e.n.,s,,., Iti,,.,..

A balloon arcens!onist Was recently
Killed while making one OF his daring
trips. Life Il TOO valuable TO iriis with
In fooihaTdy adventures ~ 10 better TO
employ ourselves IN peaceful pursuits.
where ~. may hs secure. Then n ~e
tass care OF our health. wc can live 10 a
good old aEc. The beet means os profuot.
inE health is Hnsistier.r S'umach tittcrs.
This medicine cures Dyspepsia. IrfiErs.
tl1n. constipation. ratuiency and insom.
MIA. lie sure to try IL
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-07-26
ii<srss "a I.ll

Tho iwcllsss 1. ~ ars|
have always bssa r-rt1
usc Of the bsaFt II, I'd
TO the cold ;saPs:ss-f
EionA AZ The press; q
probably the e0ss;'I ! 4
arc mos; scssrallI VI
peasants wear bsa'a rii
the upper classes. ss;1sal
fashion. usually lsS; &
a short. ciippci ssa-s
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-07-26

pie aSains; accepting ,.~ l
Insist upon having P,rad
other internal reas.y ...J
VIII take the place q. n71
no one to persuade 70! ,,r1
II you do no, Gs:.y, -
isfac,ory results .rus 1
rnna, write 4, oaes |, III
giving n full s,s,se... 4
and he will b. please. .s
valuable advice srs,t
Address Dr.. Hsrr,: n
The Hartman Saa.;a-.s,I
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-07-26

Women buy things they do not wan,
at bargain crughss to prevent wom,u
who may asss Tho arstsi,s from BIN.
ing them,
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A tti.,,,is rs,s, \


Quite siblT iss 81
Of silver plate IL %
navy is the massive "a
punch.buwl Of ts siss
which bears the ssssFis.I
historic battle Dsiiti
blockade and naval AZ
ago dc Cubs this ia n
ware was s,rutE sy II
mortar she'll arst ir7
battery. aad Wiki lrs
room passage Of tie ID;
round bl, Of the ,s,il
on one Of the ,'ss's; \
body. Just vhsrs 's' q.
OF Indiana forms o. o
Of a beautiful ieco'i;ka
s,irl there: no; as u
II for it noT t''s, '..
i,rrc Irregular ir',s;is
The estimation Of is' %
Of tho bat,lcshIp ess,
ot the bowl a tsOssiii
Womnu's Home cozT'.
our,. u,,. Is'f
think 1t must y :'is- :
n,rlnrss from the o: ~,
life have greatly 'T,.. Z.
gi,lon Of the weak. = q,
saIf.asscr,Ivc Sl'gn vhi'l y. =
tho womans CoHT ~, I'D
home circle it Is 90, = 4,
as, or the stronEs., ., j
eaesI'Sgs eaesI,iyc nature viii . !,
rT,,s nr"Ss5encc in the hos.j u. !.
p,, pn, of It. 4 gentle. ~ Z
os,,n o@, ~ he oycrlorns y T.,
,n1 U,s'" and ynlsarly rloin, p, \,
,nS ,,sr u%" ot refinement - ca !,
man man i, 10, himself b ~. |.
ing woman beSa.,, 20
makes him no Us. !, 81
aid days, SO A'f "a, ID
VA Vas coucerncd. u ,s.l,ss
,ion " m of the home ,.,, ~ :, 8
was was no bright ia',. ~ ID
rc,ilon. n%t no songs ',.,,s.sl ~
,Ssrc ,Ss,,O was none '''
Decorah-posten., 1901-01-11

Gafsp - bans CfkrfHHr - Jan Deb intel! Seq Ct Fl
- tan bore trns os ihtsr for ale aib<rl Den auben
0dnsrut, ban. mdb bDem DooIan truebe mig mel. Tan
imulis bape opsrpares ueoebet. "a, bet bar 10 itte en-
gang DoOIan! Dsrfom BIN aam.rat fuIbe biue trabe
|frsm os onsiDe mig. foa fan iss fiurp<ltben unsiDe BAN
Jon Mfprber! Jnsen faa mig iaramen rteb henbe, life
pdd Da1kn, lite heller ! bet file wharbas DeO 2asunen.
"Grfbbens1 msrk @inser fiulte benbe for bet fsrfe;
geattens bantle auube bar en- Iigefaa COB 8efpttele.
Rarkn, fOm tisrte, foa lille benbes anfst. Den samle
Snbianerinbe er fopmobentlis bob = ~forrsften fulbe bels
Ter lite rpgen Dilbe frie fig Deb benbes Snat - ben fors
brutne abinbe! Os aufferten! Oct bar ct Mstsrfup.
ks siorbe Deb bet Gorfs. fom affluttebes! 1bi ON osiaa
auHerten ensans fufoe TONNE for Oassns 2ss, tan ies
~lsttslisere - os fTtet at JernbaneieEtubet = bsDiis. at
ben bar pura I SpDebaanb sienuem Here Maaneber."
Mrs. Sule Bennett fmiIte - ct lpihlist emil - ba
BUN fd fin Wfanb faa slab og titfrebs. @Uu bar pHt
montaset sobs gfterretninssr, Seaton9" ubbrsb BUN.
ga, min bprebare 6uftru! aa. boormeset bar is lite
at tafis big fOr!" fasbe ban fiarIis. "Gpanibprousieu
lbftbes oe'r al Gorpsrtnirs; is baroe a!bris brsrnt ON
fist Selb! Os ~forsprist fpnes bee gsrben at tifimile os."
Men ben Taare, ban slentts i I'm @lebe be ferte Orb:
"9ue ebers Spnber ifal porbe aabenbure!!"
Decorah-posten., 1901-01-11
Trifirfen.

On paItor !. Gisrtien mepbss
les / "Rsiprm": qaitpr 5olt 8jsrtIen
o. Suitru er upentet reiit til gtorge.
Det laoer til, at en- isoifi Spinoe /
ariiiiania bdpbe bGngt efter 8jertIsn
unoer bans Spbolp i Spmmer oers
bi.mme % snocs ienot BAN &iGrliss
btpsbrsps. Soroi Grrtien bplot beuo,
fra ia % life iuureoe paa benoes Srss
os, sr bun blepet ruisnOe og bar uos
iprebt be itnsgsits Rpeter on BAN. 3
en- Stripclie til I'm Menigbso iiss,
8iertisn ri. a.:
Seq er fra Noroe AT to pr9ftsr bic.
pet beItpIot for at bare Sorfdtter pg
@iienOsr al ct bsiit uismmeliet % liz
oer'tabelist 8rso. uoen Dato % lin.
osrItriit, iom en- Spinos ital BABE
adbenbari ben enc al benz i Striitsitoz
len.
@an btpiOnsr for Nsnisbeocn fin
~llitplpilbeo % finnsr BET at pGre i'm
pIigt al rej'e ill Norge for at imeos
aau % igisnoripe gsitpIpninaerne %
bragg benz, Der bar fat Dem I'D, til Ins
ioar for 2oosu.
- Ylit. WiHthsr, Dtorris, Wiinn.
~ Ialot til BRET for 0fi Minnsupolis
Msniabso iom qaitOr 5. W. Sutob.
lens Gftsrfslger.
prOi. llrietb Dor i Sulen bsiest
i'm forbsrprrsnoe Wsrigbeo i Ro9ez
Fer, Minn.
- 8aftor 3. u. Gliaien, Tom en-
lib bar birtet / og omiring Semioii,
Winr., bar ophsrt oermee pa er rsiIt
til @bicasr. bpor Ban fOrbsrsesr fis al
Of blioe SroemisiionGr.
-poriOppioan Meuisbsc, 9spndrb
4iinn,. bar after toest i'm Siris |
Brig ~efterdt ben bar sieuremsadet en-
~bstphelis Separation. Qoforvrrt
6sllano. 9tas. Murtinier, MitaeIisn
% y. SaIporien NItoss / 5sitIisbs.
berne.
Decorah-posten., 1901-01-11

DorretmtngSnotitier.
uomrrftt Npeoemtt!

Set er life mango i%ianbinnpiife Stem
bet ipoIisc Winneiota cIlsr noroIise Soma
unotasen at be bruser bet b~sfienote "cwa.
tonna" Spebemel. bpis R9rier;
"prist Of cuatoma'.,
"1nifp".
"atple gloslem",
cr Tom eamle B~etjenote til be n~or1t.ameri.
fdniie Srsmpore. Den i%tanbmapiife GUS,
mooer bar altib ~peblisebolbt fit gpbe Sr
for ait peororenoe Maoiapnina, % e~iterion
Srso er ben pGientIisite 5soe. er bet fur
natnrlist, at bun itulbe isse at erboloe bel
bcbite Wel for of faa bet bebte Reiultat.
Safinss Shilling Co.. cmatonna, inoiuo
inari, at for at bolbe ben i~fanoinapiite San'
bel, par bet at ben iicriie gistigbeb at sips
ben teoite mulise Bare.
Der er intet Wel | Noropeiten al iaa no.
mGrfet apaIitet iom "Tribe" cller "9aiip".
bpiliet or oeres bebite M9rier; meotnl
Nipple Blosipm" oeres uaitbebite or I Gig.
beo meo marge MplerS auerbebite. Spis
Du ei bar brust "Swatpuna" ipr, ipsrs
3eres @r%oeerpmano efter ct al be puen'
nGpnte Marfcr, os 3 pI iinoe, at Brpoet
fra iammc er iaa meset bpibere % boloer
bets Ylsbbeo lGusere eno Srpo fra aubet
0lef.
Smenb Der or manae andre Wfpller re.
pre- i~enteret / be i%tanoinapiite Settlementer,
er Der ingen. Der bar iaa uoltraft Saroel
iblanot benz iom Saitinss Shilling 60. paa
@ruuo al Welets nbm9rfebe 9raIitet.
Ter er neppe no9en i%fanoinnuiif 5amiIie,
nnoiaesn at be puiter inteilem at iaa ligneu.
DC Neiter ellsr apit, lom be bar pant I'LL
Oct samle 2ano. % er ipm 3 peo, "Tians
brpb", ell al DC 5ins, iom be i9tier tor
lris pan. 6crfjeflen / Wpler her % /
Sfanoiuapien sjoros oct pite meset %panife.
list OF erbplpe ct Wiel, lom pasisoe for
Slaobreo.
9ereS Sanoelsreiienoe Sr. 6. Barclap,
eli ipot Norlter, lpm bar pGrst | Meliprret'
niugcn for 20 Gar, % Ipm or bel ,ienpt meb
be nprIte SisbmGno, fit Saitinss Miuina
Wilina So. Ill at ~frembpbe "Norif Slae.
brpbmel" for at imsoefpmme ell giteripprQ~
lel for benre @are, % bar bet lpif:o es tont
at itafie bet iprite YubIiium her ct Wfel
tienlist for babe 5labbrpb % 2efie. Get
or M at erbploe pps De feite noriie Sipb'
mRno, % Snoifriptionen poa Seffeu er
paa Hprif: Sort 5%labbrsbmd".
&lpbm9no, ion pnlfer at erbploe "Smas
tonua" Mel til 5~orbanolins, bpr beupenpe
is til oeres Sotebaseat 6. Sarelap. 144 6.
Hpie Street, Swatuuna. Ninu., eler I'll
Msllen oirette.
Si bsipiier bore NUisre til Mplens sIper.
tislClnent paa ell onDen Sioe.