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The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1902-09-19
yEorms az Soil Renoyators.

Fart worms are not soil farmers, for
they are seldom met with in soils that
are destitute of organic matter. They
are simply renovators. Every time
worm is driven by dry weather or any
other cause, to descend deep it brings
to the surface, when it empties the con-
tents of its body, a few particles Of
fresh earth. at the same time it fer
tilizes the subsoil by opening up pas
sages which encourage the roots of
plants to penetrate deeper, these pas
sages being lined with excreted mat
ter, which provides store of nour-
ishment for the roots. On meadow
land Darwin found these worm casts
amount annually to IS tons an acre,
and on good arabic land to about ten
tons-American Fertilizer.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1902-09-19
THE PEACE OF SLEEP.

Refreshed and vigorous may L awake,
To bear the burdens of another day;
And wiser paths in Thy great vineyard
make,
That follow Christ more closely all the
way.
o may the peace that so pervades Sleeps
sphere
Hush storm OF strife, soothe Sorrows
plaintive wall,
Heal wounded hearts and dry the flowing
tear,
So Love and Mercy with good cheer
prevail.
I thank the Love that rules this border
land,
Where blessed angels wait to serve; and
stay
To lead us gently on, with helpful hand,
Ger life's uneven, dark and toilsome
way.
Beneficent and sanatory land,
Where healing power these machines re-
Machines so long in use, complex and
grand;
Yet so abused. worn out, and wanting
care.
The Love Divine that broods DER mystic
Sleep,
Which sweetly typifies our final rest,
Shines through the pearly gates, that
open keep,
Near Sleeps kind vestibule to mansions
blest.
So, tranquil now, I lay me down to
sleep,
And sink away from self, into Thy will.
Till morning dawn, no more to watch or
weep,
For one is softly breathing peace, be
still"
Mrs. r. c. Mather, in Boston Transcript.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1902-09-19
KNOWLEDGE OF PLANTS.
Farmers Should Know What The IN
Crops Need in the Way of Food
and Cultivation

Prof. S. F. Johnston, of Purdue uni
versity, writes: If we would be sue
cessful in the culture of Indian corn,
we must first know what the plant
requires in the way of food, water.
cultivation and climatic conditions.
Two of these lessons are early
learned, VIZ: the fact that plenty of
water must be had, and that the sun
must be generous in supplying heat.
We do not always stop to think just
why the water is so necessary. If we
did give more attention to this thought
we should be surprised, perhaps, to
find that the plant performs all its
functions of growth, either directlyor
indirectly by the aid of water and the
suns light and heat. No food can
be supplied in form available to the
plant without first being broken down
and brought into solution by the ac-
ton of water. After the small par
ticles of rock and vegetable matter
are broken down and have passed into
solution they enter the very small
rootlets Of the plant and are carried
along in the stream until they have
passed all growing parts of the plant
and nourishment has been taken out
with which the tissues of the plant
are built up. This stream of water
also serves to keep the cells expanded
and in growing condition. When we
have come to understand fully the
structure of the plant we shall see the
Importance of carefully guarding, all
the conditions which influence it's
growth. Cultivation of the soil will
have a new significance when looked
at from this viewpoint; and the fact
that there is only about half enough
rainfall in hesitate of Indiana to pro-
duce maximum crops will also make
us want to understand better the
growth of plants, that we may in
crease in all possible ways their de-
velopment. Thus if we have a work
ing idea of the extent of the root sys-
TENS of crops, know whether they are
plants that get food readily, know
whether they demand large quantities
of particular element in the soil
in short, if we know something Of
what the plant is and what it demands
as well as the means for supplying it's
demand-we can work intelligently.
In production, therefore, of natural
products. constant care and thought
are absolutely necessary.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1902-09-19
An Apnetixing Dish.

Tomatoes, because of their pleas
and acidity, are suited to a great va
riety of combinations. An appetizing
breakfast dish is prepared with eggs
and the vegetables. Wash as many
round, apple shaped tomatoes as there
are persons to be served. Cut thin
slice from the top of each for cover.
and scoop out a sufficient space to adj
NIT the egg. Put in each little but
ter, drop in the unbroken white and
yolk, salt and pepper place a dot OF
butter on the top of the egg, replace
the cover and bake for about 20 min
utes, or until the tomato is tender.
Grated cheese may be sprinkled over
the egg before the cover is pat on
NY. Tribune.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1902-09-19
VEXED PROBLEM SOLVED.
EficaciOus Cure for Plant Diseases
Due to Fungus Parasites Has
Now Been Discovered.

The agricultural department has
been studying certain diseases which
attack plants and, for some of them
at least, has found cure. The Sat-
urday Evening Post assures farmers
who raise peaches, sea island cotton
or cowpeas, that they need no long
er fear "peach leaf curl,'' ''yellows,"
''little peach disease" cotton wilt"
or ''pea sickness"
gus parasites, which, year after year,
have been slowly but surely spread
ing through the country. Besides
the external symptoms, they man
ifest themselves by causing knots to
form on the roots, whereupon all the
small fibers become distorted, swol-
len, and incapable of fulfilling their
proper functions, and this leads, of
course, to the death of the plant
Every attempt to kill the fungus by
the ordinary ways of treating the
soil, and the plants with fungicides
failed entirely, and growers were in
despair when the department hit upon
tne Cul
When it was found it was so astound-
ingly simple that the only wonder was
that no one had thought of it before.
1t seems that in many cotton fields, and
in many peach orchards, in many pea
patches, there were often observed to
be one or more plants that refused to
die with the rest and which survived
to come to bearing. When the seeds
or cuttings-of these were sown in
the same soil, it was found that large
proportion of the resultant plants
possessed the resistant power of the
parent. Repeating this process of ar
tifcial selection again and again.
sooner or later there developed a strain
that was wholly resistant TO the at
tacks of the fungus. When this was
done the problem was solved.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1902-09-19
GENERAL FARM NOTES.

! If YOU have not time to kill weeds
when they are young, NOW them off SO
as to prevent seed ripening.
The first cotton bale of this season
in the Tennessee valley was marketed
% days earlier than last year.
Plansto attend the home county fair
and if possible the state fair. Not only
be an attendant, but be an exhibitor.
Exports of wheat from India for the
year 10000 were 366,O91 tons of 2,24O
pounds each, or 1861, 397 bushels of 60
pounds each.
The progressive farmer likes to have
a good road along his farm, and is will
ing to work out his tax; yes, and lit
tie more, too for the sake of having it.
The way to make your county fair
a success is to make just as big :. show
ing of your live stock and farm prod
ucts as possible; get your neighbor to.
do the same and both go with your
families.
The more thorough knowledge the
farmer has of general principles. the
better he is. equipped for his business.
1t is his place to apply them and deter
mine what to do when the opportunity
arises.
Early blowing, rolling and narrowing
for winter wheat guard against the eff
fects of deficient rainfall. With a
given amount of fertility, the better
the control of the moisture, the better
he yield of the crops.-Farm ers' Voice.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1902-09-19
The Fool and His Money.

An amateur was induced to place a
ten-dollar bet with bookmaker. and
won $25. This pleased him so much
that he placed the $25 with the book
maker on the next heat. Hewon again.
The third heat he played all his roll,
amounting to 500 or $40, and lost,
.whereupon he fell over in dead faint.
His brother. who CHANGED to be pres
emit, ran for doctor and asked him
to make haste, as he imagined his
brother was dying. 81 am a veterinary
surgeon" the doctor said. "You are
lust the man am looking for" the
man replied, excitedly, ''as my brother
is iackass. Rural World
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1902-09-19
FOR STARTING CORN SHOCK.

corn can be picked up much better
than by hand.
The grain ordinarily is cut quite
green. Shocks contain 20 to 80 bun
dies. No trouble has been experienced
in corn molding. Seven acres is a good
DAYS work for a corn binder. Two
men can keep up shocking. For shock
ing, horse like that shown in the ac-
companying illustration is very salts
factory. When the shock is well start
ed the crosspiece is pulled out and the
horse removed. This horse enables
the shockers to make shock that will
withstand wind much better than if it
is not used. Any farmer can make this
in a short time. The very heaviest corr
is thus handled readily by the binder.
Orange Judd Farmer
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1902-09-19
Rice Lemon Pie.

Cupful of sugar, yo1ks of three eggs,
one tablespoonful of butter, three ta-
.blespoonfuls of boiled rice, mashed
fine, grated rind and juice of one
lemon, beat all together, pour into
lined pan and bake; when done, spread
with meringue of whites and sugar
Good Housekeeping.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1902-09-19
PRACTICAL FARM GATE.
Its Usefulness VIII Quickly Pay for
l. the Time and Money Devoted to
It's 1ConsfructiOn.

A good practical farm gate is one of
the handiest conveniences farmer
can have on his farm to save time
and unnecessary labor. Its usefulness
will pay for all time and expense OF
contracting it and the worth adds a
good percentage to the valuation of
farm. As a general rule, farmers over
look the simple conveniences about
their farms, while in reality such
Decorah-posten., 1902-04-15
"Malina fuitcr intct," Iiuer ct tpi

11Malina fuitcr intct," tiger ct tpif
Sroiprpg. Set betpoer noturIigpis
life, at morr bpor JON bellt fan fua al
ocn Mnlina, man bill bapc, for intet ;
men Ieningen err, at Malin9en gisr
Nptte for oct, ben foiter, baaoe peo at
beifptte moo SorraobneIie % peo at
gipe moIcoe 8~ienitanoe ct Ionqt
bebre ~ll0icclSe. SeIp Den biQiee
WaltuG or meget beore END ingen.
I'll @rrG paa nobuie, 8ieroer etc.
fam man icio lape Ell IoIin9 beitoa.
cnoe al ire Iele raa (crrbe) 9etro.
leum oa en- Del 2inolie Qiuieeo OLD
blonoct mc0 ct e0er ailbet al &c Of
minocli9c mineralife Sarpcitpffe.
Sfisnt hcmuc Maling cr meget bilig,
uiI Den boQ piie Jig at bore meaet ua.
rig oa / nnore Senieenber gauIfe til.
frc6SItiucnoc. enbog Ell farbet
aaIfpoif e. langt bebrc emo ingefr
Sina, % hocm iou BELT bar ben for.
nsbne S~pQtigbeo til at aupeube oen.
Decorah-posten., 1902-04-15
Eaa fine Steocr or Der ON gaarcn

% nooper SomH,eren iaa meaen
Stlolsg paa @eiterne, at 0telfeu
baaoe lister % imager al 2sg
Smeret er beSpGrre ogiaa unoerfa.
Itet ben ianmc Sfjebne, og baabe
Nelfen % Smerct bliper al oenne
8runb / langere Sib iaa temn1elig
nGr rbriigelige. I'll at nibiclpe ben.
he lllempe eipca Der Dog 81, ltbpei, og
Den iom "bar Sto" (pg Soretasionr.
beo) nof til i'm Gaaoigbeb, fam for.
lsee ben. Ten beitaar iimpeltben /
at bentc Sierene biem al 9eitet 8 3
4 elmer, for De ifal melfeS, faa at DC
life bar gnIconiug til at ipiie 2sgen /
Ssbet al Oerne Sio. 9ette iiaes at
raaoe 9ob paa l1lempen, iaa at Mel.
fen blipcr pelintagenbc og Smsrct
ligeiaa. Set bill piitnpf mebfsrc nler
eaer minore 8rpoeri, ON man ifaI
fslge benne Inpisning, men er oct
life ltm1ogen p9rb?
Decorah-posten., 1902-04-15
Eonrtbmsfrio | yNortb 50.
@ooc @]teoborgere!

ONNN s1tNpAplH tlS.
Roar Der er bcgpnot at ifrioes iaa
meget ont 8prtb gonntpieat. gffr.
rer, ioa bill leg iaa 2op til at iiae
nogle ORR, % ieg er Iige iaa galnue!
cit SrTffugl iom anore,, Der ifrippr
ocrom. 8orth Goirtp er ct tibet
SountD; oo ieg fsrit iaa Rortbpooo i
1856, bar Der Ct 5rebuS, ion ioa
notlaa gantnlelt no. Smtrent 10
Ior icnere bDggebe Rortbtpooo ct no.
getlunoe 9rifbus % fisbte oct gamtIe
I'll Sfoleblls. "a M G%ountpieot
StrIocn TOM op igien, ilrbifribereoc
Nortblpooo 90 bp9geoe oct nl,oprenSt
Gourtbu@, ION CT nofiaa tilitrpffcliQt
% ifieoet bet til @orth Gountp og
tog igicn oct andre til SfoIcbuS. 9ht
bar DC taaIig goo SberiffboIig meo ct
uomertet SeIi9genbeb. Oct euei.c
lcg fan ic JON trpngcS ~iprbeorct, or
IortOu9et, Seq meiler at pt6e. at CT
al pore SltpCrpiiorS forcilpg, at Conn.
tuct Den Sang ifuIOe baOe Iagt iii Ell
5000 Dollars. men ba igu6re Seleu
bduoe :, upQteOe DC at bpgae itsrre.
Spia DC fan ioa GourtNlict til aenjett
i0a IoocS Der $4,000. Mauifc ga Gu.
pc~roiiprcrnc logger iii alt sc fan,
iuo oct bItuer $50,0Q0. Nu CT Sen.
lett inben Ell DGI ira isrore 2inicn al
&cnictt Somnfhip; iaa bar pi blot e.
SolpuIbtp ienoenior oltian 2 WtiI Tor
longt Sp0 og 2I2 NiI ior laugt Sit,
men Der er life &crrbnne nGrmrrc
Centrum. .. tiger, at ct &ofoIbloo
hnr lagt, at Gienoommcn / Nortbpooo
cr 0Tr0 $4,000, men pi har Rct til
ii. at lao al TO SreOicoelc. Seq mo
li0e, at y. mao ~ioritno Jig ipGrt goNt
pon &paQennPrcr, ON Der bar bp1oct
Il0t biliQcre ocn Si6, ina bar iftc
hncrtcn &pQQcmatcriolc caer NrbcioC
mere emo N~ulu0clcn ind onrt ion MI.
Ecl bUaQCbc ct Ii0ct SirN Tor & Nor
uNcM o. foitChr set liot opcr $3.50;
l10 bnA8coc ic8 et al lomnc St9rrclit
81 Nommc MatcrioIc Tor TO Mar it0clL
oct roitcoc mig $3.50 me0 Cu Goat"
N'c.inQ. Ger Ter NJ SprificllCn i
MpittnNct. NH har icQ, ion Nobt ION
jc1 fan ic. omtolt NcIigQcnbcbcu -,
2&crth 60. ?h nil ri ie / mango on,
ere Gourtner, hopriC0c@ herc& Gouu.
tNlroc cr bclIQ1cnoc. @lnnebnQo
Nar iii GolmtniuNc 1l2 QFiI ira oer
IGNORE H,nic uuitcn ! Ct Slgruc, men
If bchC.Nc OCt Oc9 at bp9qe Golrthu&.
Noolc Golmm bor lit blpt to
mil ira NultM NomarO Gonnm uT.
lien ;nN Ill %lU'ru, GCrro @ornp on
Mdncod 90. bret en- 2-3 NiI irl
ZEN on, %iltlC ain. o.i.p. NCj bui&
TayWlruc "a aunrc / @orth Gountr.
bar Rn0N til ii toitc bort inu mnnQt
NGa, iii llUNtte. inar icG pcl tnutt
Set, men Icg nor nIOri1 lift al irobic
uucrtru mcN GnCutliHc cucr priuoTc
NtnQc. . fan onpcuOc$ iii noact be.
orc. %oN MI1lioncn ina alc &c YcnQc
'om bortt0itr4 til llupttc / oeune Sul
Sea tunNC nc, hnit lot uler at liQ,.
men lc0 rrUQtcr Oislc @eucrtniugc,
tlmht Wine ror LANCE.
mis- I. :.
Decorah-posten., 1902-04-15
10 meast pistiss Snsnnrier.

5irlt BET Ian inns en- -bresr Y ,aitaup. ar BET
Nas alHli enc iaHot. At rovs lcrnbaarr meo Dc umaa,
oelt3c 0~agitGlGr, icm cr ueolaat Oeri. OF otrsS umaa
csIts, arnr al 6EarticHrrtT ubalsr On a. ganbets
. lttattr 3Upuitrtcr TrH aHeeu msast piarise Sur
onhrt CT SabJiiaiiCncn Al ben bersmts som lts,
Reeion 0QtCitrls &apesSificrS. Zen ttlbersosS
m'e hFJte Cmbu "a iuogbaIesr iutst, Der tan aapt
,rU bet hdltlttfg SpfCTH, Tea bar bdg iR en- Sc.
iOre Al % dav al AeIbyeoelisr, "a SuHsrsNcr az Sip.
mONiasss aarIilI pm NeHs Sir,Hi4sSiulNbep
\ &ItEIes al SpreppiUr, Gtt Serseirlir, apaImc.
CgigoatHgeI, 9pspepia. gspsr o. RRrrsueer "a
Malaria .tcbfr o. @aSHtHser. Ten er 81 f]oTtriulta
SaarHitbtSlu "a Slporeuiet. % iem en- 5rntc Tor Fl
ubtIprI Sni,sa or ben ueca sac. 3atr DC trrnaer
en- AfoiclH AZ bruno Wit. oil Te lite aigre neaet
btiigtcb | at prone oeune SitleG &gri yripate
STAMP CT pper dlaithaliSg.
Decorah-posten., 1902-04-15
"6porlebes ifal ica iteQe ON c

"SporleoeS tfal reg iteile ON ct
SorobGrbeb, iaa oct fan tribes paa
Oct 'bebite? Spor meget gisbilet,
boor langt mellcm bper Elante?"
@icloer bet ON at iGttc no ct gco
ira mt al, iao bsr nloll pPlge rig
Soro. Yaa mt 2anb err BET neppe
nSocenoigt at gisSiIe, men minbre
Sorbunben ifulbe bore meset ianoia
% mager. G~lanterne bar ueppe
gobt al at iGtteS n9rrnere emo to 300
fra bperonbre, oa DC ubpifler iig me.
get fort % letter upc Glauter rurtot
omfriu0. Otter ct Gar garS isor.
lob oll BET BOG Blue ns6oenoigt at
tpnoe EIanterne no igien ON alt
gaar nogenlunbe bel. 9ebet Dor no.
tltrligpis bpIbeS rent for llgraS. og
lent pm Soften bGffcs BET til mco
Snlm eller bnlmbIancet up 8isbiel
ira Seiteltalben. llo paa guarer
ficrneS SaInren igicrL ioo at finn slp.
uerne % Den finere @isoiel bliper
Iiggenhe i9ien. Sorben oil "a bore
goht tiloRffct aleitebS imeIlcm Glan.
terne, ian at BET blioer pnnifCligt for
llgrTa at ipirc irem, % @eoct iaa
omtrent boIoeS rent al Jig ieIp.
Decorah-posten., 1902-04-15

63S. Gu: /. Nar en- &ppomcE 2ogt
Aet I'll at taee % bennite Stpiebufet | G;
Tenn I'll Snu fpr line Mpocr?
2. Srab et loplia HeHte | Miureicta,
90 oeriom Eoarn fprlauaer aIcpiig SeItf
pno en- Note, bar ba Scotommcuhc &et III
at forere uoseR SiHs2
8 Anar en- Irtter ga me paa og hrGn'
Der % en- onbeuS Sion, hpprIrnae fan bet
ba beHeaa, for Grita uinaStrap life fan glp'
res gIGloeaee mob ben, ION bar gjort t9
i,nI0t9 beri?
Sn.: /. Sooen beitemrrer at Truitees
ct 5tpIsotitritt. eftsr mobtaeet a~uornseuoe
herOm ira Ct 5lertaI al Gtitrittets SrIsere,
Ton tilaec, at StoIefuiet beugttes til SUBS
tiensfer. Ssuoassitcie % I idaharHe andre
EHmse, ipm eftcr here's 8snius life er
til 'Stiorr for S~folsbuicts 8eRptteIie /
alTtnosliee StoIeremep.
?. 6 4roesRt, buis uau life non Srr'
taono e. bIeurH rHjg ont Reutens Sisrrelis
slsr bsHHe CT bsaemt paa Y ten. Set er
ieul,st at bIipe iorttgs ON ian megct ipm 10
&rotentS 8ents. SptS np8tu iprluuger
pper 10 = pssnt. foriplIoer ban fin Stct
life OIrne til SsHteH, men Osioa I'll 3otsrs
oer'uNsI'sc InalpoeHee Cpripcipal.
8 Ser Mar.
Decorah-posten., 1902-04-15
SporlcocS or bet MI nteb Sebfurip.
ninacn til Spmmercn? Nnr OIL isr.

ningcn til Spmmercn? Sor OIL isr.
get for, at Der err NOT al o~pflspet, goo
geb til at ware inbtil Soften? Gner
er on al Dem, iom operlnocr oen
Sora til Sin Suitry? vi Oct SlagS
MGnb er Scr en- Del oaioa blanbt os
9orbmTno. 81 bar ielp ieet eufeIte
Grcmplnrcr; men De tagcr Jig life
gobt no, % beler life tror hi, at De-
res &uitruer er megct Itolte al Dem.
&uitrlen mar "a iogtells ogiaa rtof
at beitiuc mc0 oct grbeibc, iom berer
benbc iii, ON bun life ifaI ppre nsbt
til at iorc TSarmen rlin0t % lcbe.
bpcr 8ouQ hun trGiigcr noaIc EinbGr
til at IT2Qc / Suneit, ellcr ifal maottc
Iioc poa at iaa / Stpffer nogIc al DC
"SSeitefmrbbcr," ium Manben iorIe.
oeu Siutcr ieIp faIteoe til SIDE, foroi
ban fopbt Dem iaa panifeliee at Hone.
Senter on. at Iaben ifnl pGre iGr.
dig. lao mart o., ont @iooogen tom.
rer hicul trpf ira DIT Irbcibc, iaa ie
til, at Din Suitru bar npaet at aisre
meh. naar Der fol ipreS op upoer
@rpher. 8isr on Oct. iua pil Oct pei
bare iorbolospis iieIoen, on bar no.
gen Iaioa til at fnnrrc % pGre arGi.
ten. @isr hm' oct oerimob life. ioa
buroc Oct uRre enoml i~ielonerc. at
on mpbtc benoe pon Den Ruabe, tbt
% or OCT Din ceea Stpio % life ben.
Decorah-posten., 1902-04-15
Grtratmnac grbeiosbeitc fon pore

npttige til iPrifilt tlrngt arbeibe paa
itore Sarnle, men paa imaa 5arme
% til alminbeligt 6armarbeibe ber
Seitc al miobels Sterrelie % gobt
bpggebe, men nogenlunbe ipGblem.
meoe % al en- net SfabeIon, foretr9f.
fes; tbi flint Den alminbeliae Sar.
merbeit alorig buroe iettes paa Ers.
be iom Sraper al Sag, bsr ben Dog
fiInne trGffe i'm Serre % SerrenS
inge' Solf benab geicn nleo Iettc %
Iipliae 9ep9gelier; Der err ingeit
8runb for, at S%arnteren beItanbig
ifulSe fiere baaerit. ...4f
Decorah-posten., 1902-04-15
"Nmsflinimacn"

SMsfllhthgch" CSolt1c clea-
ninQO itnnr M Tor Ssren, set pil
iiNc, 0cl Sib CT i%orbaanben, Ga SIT.
lct %oIminhcIiN har at gicnnrngaa CIT
HcnIeIicaprocc@ ira Snafmmcr iii
aITINrr. Set er Ct Irbeibe, lpnl oct
or ao0t at bItpc irroig meo 10 isr 10
heller. "a oct CT ubiat for at Ii9ge
oucr Ell ION Ell Qtarc, inaIGnge oct
cnomu fife cr giort. SmioIertio
burhe man BOG hcIit on Jig. til Geiret
cr blcoen nogcnlunbe itabigt, tbi at
Qlerc rent / Suiet nltfor tiolia paa
Nourcn er liqc iao iIbc iom at bore
for tIbli1 panfGrbc meb at ipaoe Sa.
ben ~. Mcn uaar Siben er fonmen,
at Oct itnI bllue Nlpor al meo bette
Nrbcl0c. lou tag aitfferter, Holnnlo.
o~e'tu'1cr % HlToe@tomrc ierit. Sdg
Ct &Grcllc 40 @nn9cn, beQpno opeil.
p0a. urbcto nc0npCr. Lao SaaIiaihicu
% &isftcnct pare til iibit. &inomeS.
rll0crnc pllNic1 Icttcit mcb lint Gapir
ouppet / eli 9lonbiup al IIfoboI o.
&ml0, ellcr / Sobauan0, eaer / Ell
@IanNing al foIb Sbc oa Ii0t lint
tluIlt 9orar. Grub Rllberne ioriia.
tiN op % ncb, PUBS ocm iaa qpot al
mco tert Eapir. EeI$perf "a lllotpi.
ION life bcnpttcS gieuncm Connie.
rem, oatfe& iummcu % I9eaes bort.
Sporleocs octtc po0 bluia on letpinot
Waaoe fan ~il0fere$, bar nnlig pprct
omtalt / biSie Spalter. Gubnu en-
Siua iom Del oltio or al 8iatigheo
men nIbria pi9tigcrc emo poa DC ii.
Der, Oo &uiet ren9isreS eller anbet
lnngpori8t, beiuTrIiat Irbetee nSie.
res, oct er. at man bar lime Maalti.
Der paa bcitcmr SiN. ct sobt Iaol.
ito Mtab 9ier tore Sing til Of lette en-
arbeibct % boloc en- | aoot Sumsr.
Ga euoclig, glcm life, at man aItiS
pinher eoa. at tase iig Den iorneoue
Spile. Gil Miobasslr or nbctinget
poo lin EIobS og BERTH eierne nogle
! minere Euiterum iblanot.
Decorah-posten., 1902-04-15
gcifDtteife al S9befornet

Mirioparper (@opbers), @us, Sua,
lie ETC.: Eli 3 9uibeIS aprn frepeS
Der omfring 1 quart oil Of tar, til
minore W0li90er efter famine Sor.
bolo.' Sper Gften tager man iaame.
get a6rn iom ser pil gaa meo til noe.
lite Days HIantning. lager oct / ct
tGt 5ao, ilaar Iiot Die paa % rsrer
Oct goot op, berpoa bpffeS Saoet bel
til pg iGtteS hen til n9ite Morgen.
Sette bar mnItpe funbet at bare ct
aloeleS Fortnight Miooel til at be.
bare SG0en ira at bIipe opipiIt al
fSu9le etc.
Decorah-posten., 1902-04-15

Antchambre, (anStiJansbrl,. SornGrsIIe;. antichambrere'
aigre Sppartnir8 bos inofpoeljeSrt9e Serloner.
Anticipation. 5%pru6srtben, SurItuosopta8eiie; ~antlciPere, 1o'
ubgribc, forc9rtbe.
antikonsttutionel, fprfatntn9sttr,olg.
antidemokratisk fenotltg MOB t"5oltefnret.
antievangelisk fenotig mob GpaH9eltet,
anik, Slbtibeus Sma9 % aano; bsrenoe I'll Slottoen; SAM
mel tom &uutpGrfer, aRsbler piub samntelod9s; An1ker'
@unftprrter fra SlotioeH.
Antikrist, Wpotanoer al &riitns % bans G4rei S1Gpelen'
Antkritik, N(obtritif. Gieuoripelfe af en- 8ebsmmelie; antikri'
fisk, iont ~iupebploer Rpbben9rtntn9er mon en- &rtt
Antikva, Ipbret faaenbe Iatiuite Srptbogtaner Ia b c d. moo
iat 8urip Ia 6cal.
Antikvar, SlSaraniter; cit, ipm rambler meo brnste 8sSer;
antikyarisk. ~benherenoe til Slotioeu euer til Slola9er;
antikvarisk 8pahdnoel, Sanoel ueb bru9te Bigger; anti
kveret. iprRloet, afG9S; antikvisere, etterit9ne SIonesns
Smao o. Nianer; Antkvitet, Sepntng ta Slottoen; SW
pa grug hos De @amle; ogida noget for9loet, at99S.
a~ntlberal, mooiat liberal; Antiiberalisme' mpO)af Liberal
>isme, ie bisIe.
Antimakassar, ct stgffe Ssi, ium OpbGnseS pGa en- Sofa' eder
Gtplrpg til S~eitptteHe mob 6eot % Srtuo8 ira Saaret; ndy.
administered, f~riOeuoe mob Se9iertn9eH, resRrtH9SFenof'9'
antimonarkisk, ion TT imoo Ntonarhst
antinational, rIoltell9.
Antipathi, Rpobpoelishsb, afitp, llptje tmoo anupathlsk, mob
t~trGbeuoe, mObbpoeli9.
q 8erioucr, Der er hperanores Mpoi9tHtn9er.
Antirepublkaner Sienoe al SrtrateH,
Antiroyalisme, SAB npS &ongeoPrntet; Antiroyalist Mob
itanbcr al aOnsebsrntet; antiroyalistsk' nenotlt9 Hco Spn'
antiseemitisk, ~isoeHenOf; Antsemitisme, 9POebaO, SpOsiOr-
antisepsGsk, uirtiom mob 5orraupueIie; Antisepdcum, @iOoeI
mob Surraaonelie
antbithese, WpSirtuina; anthithetsk, nooiat, mpbiRtnir8suts.
Anuri, StdnsHiue at llriHdfipHor'u9eh
Anus, ben noerfe Del al gnoetaruer,
an9mi 8Ipbinttiaopm; angemisk, blooiattis, ~blegiottig.
Aorta, ben tore 8ulsaars, Der iprer Slooet ira Slertet I'll Bulls
uarerueS 50rgrcutnser.
apage Satanus! pig ira mig, Satan!
Decorah-posten., 1902-04-15
Oor9esfartet flebet paa
S0rreo

9i bar mpbtaset iaa mango @psrs,
ulaal, ON ri life ian ftaf. aart.t
tIebet paa @Grrebe at ri betsmte os
I'll at forfsse msb ct Tibet parti. iyor
35 Gents eItra tan ri ftafe 3artet
fItitret pau 2errsb. reb Sr9tttfsr
paa bpsr Gnbs. faa at bet fan benaes
op paa 9Gsssn % RULES op. laar
bet life bruqes.
9i piI mso bet famine eisre ppa
merfiom pad. at man fife fan faa
baaos Premiebps "a aart, unbtaset
man betaler EXTRA for en- af DeIens.