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The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1903-05-21

Into what confusion people are
sometimes thrown by feigning wis
Their. r.Ar.rA,nr. dom; presuming to
know things when
f"' De.s h'"'ethey - not know
them. The good old professor stood
before the young man who had asked
such a question, and said, frankly, II
don't know" Seeing a quizzical look
on the face of the young man, he said:
Look here, you are surprised at my
saying, 4 don't know The truth is,
! do not lnow-but might have at
tempted an answer, and so given you
the impression that ! did know" Then,
looking into hhe young mans face, he
said, earnestly: "William. never be
afraid TO say you don't know-if you
don't. Il will save you much trouble.
You think ] know lot; but there are
a great many fhings of which am ig-
norant, and ! am not ashamed TO say
it" Long years have gone since the
old professor talked with his young
friend, says the Baptist Union, but
the meaning Of the old nan grows
clearer as the years grow shorter
Only the foolish and ignorant pretend
10 know il all" "Professing them
selves TO be wise. they become FOOLS"
said Paul, speaking Of the Romans;
but that tribe has not passed from
the earth. II II only the humble heart
that is the teachable heart; be who
thinks be knows everything is in
doub!y sad way; be is ignorant and
does not know it, and his heart is closed
70 further light.
Count de MODtesguiOu was inyt-
ed TO a fashionable dance in New
York. When he arrived, says the
Cincinnati COmmercial-Tribun the
hostess sent word she was dressing
After waiting an hour, he said TO
the hostess, who came down at that
minute: My cards said ten o'clock"
But" said the lady. that means
Y in New York" With an icy man
ner the count said: In Paris il is
good manners 70 accept invitations
punctually at the hour one Is in
yited." And be was exactly right.
II is good manners in this country,
too. among those who have good
manners. The count went home
without further ado.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1903-05-21

ing qualities to their fullest extent
This can be done by making a
cheap brooder. just large enough for
one brood of chicks. For this pur-
pose a cracker box may be used.
Make a door of the front end and
nail some strips crosswise inside, and
about four inches up from the bot
tom. On these a Slated frame
should he placed extending about
half the length Of the box. On the
frame d square tin tank about five
inches high and about as long and
wide as the frame should rest. A
trimmed hole should be made in the
top Of the tank and large cork
used 10 fit the hole. A cloth cur
tain should hang from the front
edge of the cross strips TO the floor
of the box, as shown in the illustra-
tion.
Then, when the early sitter hatches
her first lot Of chicks, they should
be taken from her and placed in a
homemade broOder back under the
tank, which should be filled with hot
water. Morning and night the tank
should be reflled, which will supply
sufficient warmth for the chicks hud.
died beneath it. They can be fed
in the front part Of the box while
small, and later be placed where they
may enjoy little open runway, and
fed outside the broOder box.
With the chicks thus cared for, the
hen may be reset without any in.
jury 10 her, and her utility thus
doubled. If she be mature hen
Of two years, she may be reset a
second time, making three broods
from her in nine weeks. This is a
( good plan To pursue, either with the
ordinary flock or with thorough.
bred stock. The chicks thrive in
close quarters in cold weather, and
with US the per cent. Of loss among
chicks managed as suggested in the
single brooders is very small in
deed.-0range Judd Farmer,
The first American newspaper was
Publick Occurrences. 1t appeared IN
Boston in 1890, and was promptly
suppressed BY the government Of the
eoinpv. .-.r
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1903-05-21
Couldn't be Bought.

i happened in the south-Dot the
lew south, but the old south. where
they lived in the same old way, re-
lstes the Brooklyn Eagle
tn. enterprising yankee thought
he saw some opportunities"
This looks Like good land" be
commented
at is" replied the native. careless
ly.
But the people here don't make
the most Of IL"
They don't" admitted the native.
II could make three times az much
out of it as they do"
you could il you could get it."
Cant ! get it?"
well. hardly"
Not il pay twice what it's worth
70 the present owners?"
You couldn't buy IL for ten times
what it's worth u them"
why not?"
stranger" said the native, weari
". you don't seem % quite get the
hang Of things here. II they sold
they'd have " move away wouldn''
they?"
"Of course
"Weu, they're 100 lazy 10 move"
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1903-05-21
THE EARLY SITTER.
Little HOmc-Made Device by which
Her Usefulness Can lie Mate
rally Incrcnsed.

Setting aside the question OF ex.
pensive incubators and brooders,
while at the same time admitting
their desirability, If our purse would
admit of their possession, we should
try to utilize the early sitter. The
latter is either an early molted hen
or an early Matched pulle.. and II
well fed and warmly housed since the
beginning Of cold weather, she is
broody about midwinter and ready
for G csut1... 'is9 sgs. ,irg one of
the very first to take to the nest,
she is valuable, and her value may be
greatly increased by the aid of q
little homemade device or two which
will enable us to utilize her incubat-
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1903-05-21
ANOTHER HERO.
let me tell you OF hero who has never
marched away,

Let me tell you OF hero who has never
marched away,
With gay flags above him fying, to be
fearless In the fray:
Ae has never heard the rattle OF the
rifles or the roar
or the havoc-dealiug cannon a. the shells
81 screaming Ger
lie Is not a gallant soldier, and the world
knows not his name,
But, unlaureled. Uuappiaudod, he's a
hero, just tn. same.
An. the turkey was delicious that they
piled uTon his plate,
And his sisters and his brothers chat
tered rayly as ;hcy ate.
With a thoUghtCU taC, he gently pushed
his white meat all aside
And ne nibhlcd at the CizZard and
wing unsauyded:
Then he slipped his bunch Of raisins In
his pocket OF the sly
And was sorry that he couldn't hide
away his piece ~ pic.
At the corner by the alley. whore the
wind howlcd all the day.
Sat pale boy az a window while his
mother sewcd away,
And he held a bunch OF raisins and a
Wishbono that was bare,
Tasting stul the tender white meat that
had ClUng 50 lately there.
J have told YOU of my hero; men may
never give him fame,
But think he has = tablet up in heaven,
Just the same.
$. f. Kiser, in Chicago Record-Herald.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1903-05-21
Some showmen of Brooklyn lately
found it necessary to kill an elephant
y.e.. -, which, by her Vi

Some showmen OF Brooklyn lately
found it necessary to kill an elephant
y.e.. ~, which, by her Vi
ciousncss. had be-
come a menace to
the lives of her keepers and the pub
lie. With the true showman's IN
stinct. they planned To make the
execution spectacle. Death was TO
be attempted simultaneously by
poison, by shooting, and if these
methods were not effective, by drown
ing and strangulation. The affair.
duly advertised, was to take place on
an island in an artificial lake the
shores of which would make an
amphitheater for the crowd who
were willing to pay the price of ad-
mission. The spectacle had already
been advertised when the society
with the long name" stepped in.
There the matter ended. "Topsy"
was killed, but not in the presence
of any crowd who paid to see the
sight. More recently still an asso-
citation in Connecticut announced q
public mouse-killing contest as one
of the attractions Of an approaching
cat show. A thousand live mice were
to be released in a ring about which
the patrons of the show would
gather, and prizes were to be award
ed to the cats which made the quick
est and most numerous "kills." Here
again the Society for the Prevention
OF Cruelty TO Animals interfered
It's action was vigorously opposed,
but public opinion sustained it and
II won. Without that Intervention
there would have been no added
cruelty. II was necessary that
"Topsy" die, and in the economy Of
domestic life IL is often necessary
that mice shall die; but it IS not
necessary, as the Youths Companion
points out, that the death Of either be
made public entertainment. Death,
even that OF an animal, is at best pa
thetic mystery. The finer feelings re-
volt against making an exhibition Of it,
and in these two instances, as in count
less others, the Society for the Pre-
vention Of Cruelty TO Animals per-
formed a service for decency and CIV
lization.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1903-05-21

We offer One Hundred Dollars
Reward for any case Of Catarrah
that cannot be cured by Halls
Catafrh Cure,
+. J. Cheney&C, Toledo. Q
We, the undersigned have known
+. j. Cheney for the last 10 years.
aud believe him perfectly honorable
iu all business tran actions and
financially able to carry out any obi
satious made by their firm.
WEsT&TRUAx, wholeso.e e Druggists.
Toledo, o. WALDING. KINNAN&MAR
yiD, Wholesale Druggists, Toledo. O.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken inter-
nally, acting directlp upon the blood
andlmucous seriace of the system.
Testimonial sent free. Prices zoe.
per bottle. Sold by Druggists.
Halls Family Pills are the BIT.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1903-05-21
J ON THE ISLAND !
J @@@@@@@@@@@ !
BY 5. Rheft Roman.


THE water rippled in small waves,
l broke into narrow line of
foam, ran up a short way on the wide
grey beach. then slid back into the
ocean, 10 begin again its monotonous
hack-and-forth movement until, the
side turning. the wavelcts would swell
into breakers and thunder and roll
on the hard sand.
A young woman, who seemed more
suited Ia Trouyille or Bar Harbor
shan 10 this wild, solitary spot sat
on the upturncd keel OF boat. ship
wrecked and buried in the shingie,
just beyond the reach of the tides,
half century ago, and whose dimen,
sions could not he guessed st, by
the small portion Still visible above
Ihe shifting, heavy white sand and
looked SeawarG muSingly.
Marjorie Stanford pushed back the
straw nat which had been shading her
face. and let the setting sun shine ful
upon her, and the sea breeze BLOW at
will among the light strands of curl
ing bronze-hrOwn hair escaped from
{he comb which held their rich masses
in place on the shapely head. held as
rs deer does when startled. Marjorie
nv all the rights of laws divine and
indestructibIe, should have had some
one-bv her side Sorre
line attire, having a sufficient amount
of good looks, youth and brains, TO
correspond with those which bounti-
full Providence had so Hberally vcuch-
safed her But she was alone. There
was not q sign of life anywhere ncar.
The long beach rSn out on on s..
bare and solitary, curving of .-. =
dim line and melting into the tint OF
sky and water. On the other, ii ended
abruptly where al arm Ot the sea
separated the island from one closer
IL shore. on which cp-Ia- shone like
white sprcks IN Tn, .-I... and the
walls of the old fort were barely visi-
bie.
Looking around Al the immensely
Of TIM, ocean. and the complete lOneh-
n,s~ ot tine scene. Marjorie laughed
ruefui'\' aho '"'"ei'5 NI'a' iieI 15 Ao-
merols lFlehus eI7T" l'', "'DIu 50!
'oulo 'les "-. So N'' 9'.'---- VI NV
ro''sA "~ ~-' u az ''- - ''-'5
oe9o4a'' PIaC'' VIZ oAll wv D." '---~
l." -" D''7 ", .'''' "a
: 'f M"tl''i' = 0'"i'-'''u l-'.1 ''e'. Z"
brlEN' dnu pa, ''c' 7'"' ~ -,
armament o. iaNL'''l' aIus' he'
aunt 5. Mrs. WI. stanford D. sllu1lics .5
loi 'aIlous ssaSons- M anu | LAO a-i11'an- 49,
Decorah-posten., 1903-01-09

% 1902 i~noienote DE mango Se.
ipGrinser oper %iormeuilise Ouoer,
iom De ptlbe fna rettet co1; men
Warfle bouSe al 8runb I'll II tro, al
bans 6oIf / BET belle bar ti.'rco$.
SfriocIien til golosiitstommiS.
iiouen tilbagepiier ban berpoo aue De
Slayer, iom Sionerne / Scrontou bar
fremfsrt. SeribIonbt ogiaa Set, at Bans
&lloo9ne er for tore.
giOere flyer BAN at boz oo SoIO.
giftSfommiSiipncn BAR ~u0Hront. life
snIfeOe, at bans 6pIf iflI>c ocroe IT,.
bnae til lit Irbeibe rtbeu m10 Sen no.
trpffeIi1G SoritnoeIie, at &c piI0e Iaa
zig ~tiItooIS meb 8ommisiioncr4 aien.
oeIie. San opiIog oerfor III &Infnf.
iom oafor6rebe bam til at inNiiube iiS
poa aontoret meS tit Ntc%iingtear.
Nouge bobSe imoo bette, iorNi Sc pen.
tebe, at DC ifltIoe bIipe tdgu1 tiIboge |
Slot og 5sIge. ct Rpotc bIeo no.
ipreot ON, at De maatte unocrfriue
en- baarS aontratt for at ioo fine
Foiter ieien.
Worfle fortGler / SfriccIicr ON
Sogter, iom Nrbeiberre ubitjueoe, %
ON SfrGmiIer, iom De dnocnote for at
binore biai8e WPno ira at orbeioe.
Decorah-posten., 1903-01-09
Jneen Streif.

200 7eIesater, ser r~eprTieuterebe
10000 SernbaneioIf, ~GGe grot5er'
BOOB Of HuiIrooO Grainmer" og "Sbe
Sr6er Of RaiIroo6 Conductors"
ms0te Ct. 2olis Den ste Sauuar for
at fonierere meo 9eitprerne ior ale
Soueobaner i Sp0 % Teit Tor Gbica.
30 / GnIeoniug al Oct ara0 pua 2sns.
i~orbsietie, iom Be uoiteOte oen 30tc
December. !. 9, @Iimpe. en- IeSenoe
Wnno bIanot GeIegnterre. ertIrreoa
at llOiigterre til en- mirOelig Coeren5.
tomit er Lpie, 90 al Sernbunempnoene
0il ioa 20 &rocsut ! gnaIEg. iom &c
bar iorIangt. ~Serubmeitprerne bar
opta5et bort anorageuoe Oelpiaigt"
iagoe ban. ~og ser er iraen Gale ON
Sueif. Sugcn piI bliue oronet uoau
Ripniuaer."
Decorah-posten., 1903-01-09
2ebe.H ttcr 1898.

ne par omborb. Tolittet fierlote benz
itrafs fit Signalemertet 90 GIT lss
paa Dem. ) 5sritniu8en gicree sc
MooitanS 90 traf fine Reooloere, Dog
til iugen Rntte. ga be mart bIeo ooer.
manSeSe % afppbreoe. De cp8ao
at bele Gbporb Rapmoub % s. u.
Suiues. Rapmouo babe et Sort.
buorpaa ser itoS ~8. u. ganee", %
ban opIuite. at ban ttoIiaere bsrte
til Re9ierinqens b~emmeIiGe SoIiti.
SaineS bopSe Rauuct Quinn paa lin
Sfiortc. % @ogitnpcu g" itoN paa
Ell 6pritifrfe. ban bar / 2onuren.
9cggc bopbe en- IiSer @aoirf fpIot
meN Isie 4ergc, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
% SpreuGitof. Pengcne 6eIsb Jig
til St,752.
Decorah-posten., 1903-01-09
Rene Oro.
Eilippinif Snltan ifiGlScr uorc Srup.
per Snben fnlb.

Sltltanen % Bauabm0an'cn al
&acdIo0 pda Zen Winodnoo bar icu6t
Nmcrifancrne ct 9rep. boori Sc falocr
Dem "Soin iont ipiier Spir." CSleif
er for Ntrlbammeoanerne iom ior 50.
ocrne en- observation-disclosures. Som ri
pcO, bar OiSie Woroitamman3 "tapre"
ool0t pore SoIoater megen ltlciligbco
DeO line Smaafrige Bueriua), o. Sc
trlter meO, at De fremoeles nil gierc set
be0t for Dem, IaaIeoes ION set irpm.
gaor al iplgenbe 9rep, Der iulgte meo
iiOite Bot ira WinOanao % mi opbe.
oareS / Observation-Disclosures / 8aibing.
Ton.
grcpet er ienot ira gdcofob meS
SuItunens % Fonn0lmsm'ena 30.
mPrfe % lp0er iaoleoe$:
"8t ptI ba arig, bDis ) life paffcr
ier berfra og goar tlliiss igIcn ga
buerfen SuItauen al @acaIob euer IA.
noOungan'en snifcr at Urre eoer8 Ben.
ner. 8i agter at ~bClpnoe arI9tn /
Oenne RaaneO, % hola ) life oil bo
ben. ioo er 5 no8ic uaIc auionPr.
6ela Dor mlbummcOanife Rcligion!
Stol life pao eOers 0}1uier.&iilcr, Tor
ri bar Dem. SuItoncn al @acoIO0a
6oIt fog Ocm uc0 @ontuaS % &lIar'
NngS.
@i ien0er Dor Nilicn til Be fire &c.
ucraler % oerea lltej. Sois ! fife
enifer at Orugc bcrir1 ia fom iii Bette
Ste0, og Sultnnrn "a BanabunQQn'cn
piI Jorge Tor Ter; ior ) er noen @riicr
og Goer @riier, % 5Oia 5 life irrTr.
itiQer ier / 9acaloo. iau pas ier, ol nj
oil fjGmpe MOB ier!"
Sra andre SteOcr fommer bc0re
Sioenbcr. 9acaIp0. Nsn6iueen8 ga.
boer er gonife penIjlimoeOe MOB Amc.
rifanerre. Su!toncn II ltato bar pG.
ret paa 9eisg i Camp gicars.
Decorah-posten., 1903-01-09

orgauiieret 9auoe al anpgtppe. Oct
gaar ganife fort meb at uorpboe Dem.
On SonobsffeIen life fam eritat.
tes eaer en- onoeu llopei ftnbes til at
oprfe Rismarferne, nil llbfigterne
bIioe msrfe / Here aar, og Rsperiet
Dil tribes.
5 Sogalog.Erooinierne og Iiee.
iaa paa noeIe SteOer 8iiapa Iiber
S~or6bruget UNDER BEN uupPrenhe
SiIitanb, og iom 8sIge oerof oofSer
RsperpGienetS ltfritO. 3ette 9iel'
Der oog life 0e Sropinier, bpor Sor.
Den pGiertIig bru9es til Srembrin.
geIie Of Samp. Ser er 9snberHc
oelitaocn6e, % ON De mi leper beore
ems for, iaa bar Sc Raao BERTH. Sfo,
Ie6uie bpg9es, 8eie opnrbeibeS, %
Solicit fieber @oifiner babe til
Sorbbritg og / andre giemeb. Der
er ale Segn til Sremifribt.
8upernsr Soft oplpier, at / Oct
aor, iom enSte ben 3Ote Sunni 1902,
inofsrte De fiIippinife Ger 8orer
for $41 100000 (ber life inbbefnt,
ret SorIpning til ben amerifonife
6rr), og Sc ubfsrte for omtrent
$27,0O0,0 600.
Decorah-posten., 1903-01-09
Dill hape 6ulo.
Wnstcrue uil life upgtps III Srau mob
Sinu.

Ct Telegram ira Befing iortGGer.
at 8eitens Stormngter me0 unSta.
gcIie al Be Sorene0e Stater omtrent
er bIeore erige ON at iclSe en- 6Gles-
note iii aira8 Rcgiertns % ~ioriange,
al Sen ifal betlIe ber onatsorSerebe
SfaOe3eritatring / 8uLo, iaaIebes icm
beitemt I 6re6sprotofoQen.
Get Iigger life iierut at tr1tfe. at
RusI1nS. Sranfrig, ENGLAND os Igif.
Lamb utl brine aira iii At ertIEre Jig
iaait % Oo tuae ia betaIt I 2an0afitan.
elier. Stoo life anerifl ioeter. oiISe
SET qua inaIeSes. Ren ! 8aibtr8ton
itstter man ainas TorllrgettOe ON. at
Sagen F1l berUiie2 til Greosfouierer-
len / Sudg (Solaro).
Decorah-posten., 1903-01-09
Sanfroperi ieien.
Ggucrnr biubsr gagtmauSen OF mir
ham citcrpaa $40 Of sgttct.

6irit Rational gant / 86iunoon,
anor Gouutp, 81. if trOliJ ON
Worgcren SEN 3bie 5auuar 9cidg al
Rouere, iom ~iprengte "Saieu" mcO
0gnamit % IetieSe 9aHfea i1r ST..
800. 20 al Dem arScitareNlS iiSeu /
Quinn. oa Dc fom bio mao et Bur.
Iingtou.SrR ganfens gngtmanS
op~erialote5 ueo Wi0noi al 3 Bcrio.
ner, iom BANDIT o. fn2bleS2 BAN %
loo ham opboIbe Tia lIS. pon aouto,,
ret. me6ens DC ipreHgte 6~upluinqcn
og "Suien". "a De bapoe FACET.
bnl0 oe iun0t. aap DC BAN $40 %
tog 6luGten. 1e haobe itiaaIet Set
o. Heoifub ! en- llSfant al 9rcn. %
De fisrte al 8aaroe. Ren Soften
uar meget len al iig, oa be ifoiieoe
itg Ell bebre pan en- Sarm tRt ut6
9ucn. Dan tror, at Be tisr:s til
@alcsburg for Der at itide om6orS /
Ct 9urlington 5r9u. iom ifulps Ill
Chicago. Smiolertib pnr ser tele.
grdferet III ale aanier, % 8etefti.
per itOo paa 8aat ! Guincp 6a Srp.
net fom bio. ReH tun to al HsOer.
Decorah-posten., 1903-01-09
1ohn moo 0ohn,
Subn Rarfle Tiger, at bet er Sobn
Nitdells Sfplb altiammen.

Sobn NortIe peIter SfpISen for
Streifen % llroIi8beSerne / antbra'
citoiitrittet oper paa Sobn Nitt)eu l
en- Sfripelie, ban bar rettet til Bolo'
gtftSfommisiion, % iom bIeo ofientIi3'
aiort / iorrisc l8e.
WurfIc iortpQer, at bans 6irma
bIeu oonnet / 1889, at oct eier De %
De 8ruber. % at Set ipSieIiGtter ON.
firing 2,400 NanO, ION meitenoels
Dor ! 6reeIono % Sn5Ieton. San on
iatte 20ger % 4SIiitenter, % bans
aifte QrbeiOerc betoIte Zoe on Wan'
neoen % De ugifte 50c, for at 0e / Ill
iPlbe funoe foa 2GgebiPlp. Gengenc
bIeo trufne ira oeres 9sn. % ingeH
flaaeSe, iunpiot ban nioite. SoerlG.
gen if, brad Ger inaIebeS bar iubinm.
let, og ban betalte fine uu~Oeroroue6'
Rorfle uprctteOe 9utiter (Stcres).
6oor ban ioIete almiftbeIige 8arer "a
alt oct, iom bans 5oIf beb8oeoe bnaOt
! Suiet og til fit arbeibe / 8ruberne.
Sngen par tUungen til al bonSle hos
ham.
! 1897 cpito0 ser llroIigbeSer
bInnot a~rbeiberne; men St;iSeu bItr
btIa8t uoen Sunifclig5eO. 6erit i
1900 tom en- mn SiS. "a optrano.c
Sobn Witdea i Sn3Ictou o. fit gtar.
files Soft til al oaune en- 5oreuing. )
Septem6er iamme Mar inoieuote Mr.
beiSerne Slayer o. 9eiUGriuger; me-
iereuO man fuuSe fomnia iii GnigbsO,
gif DC paa Streit. SmibIerti0 in3,
rsmmeec arteioernes egeu aomite. a.
DC baube bri6t i'm aontraft. Genera
iorIanste De ct iaa u~nSerbanoIe, %
arbsiSet sieuop.oses. Renem 1900
Decorah-posten., 1903-01-09
Perreios Suoifab.

@ruernsr Serreio ! Sp6 Gafota
ierOte ct Iangt og Del:trepet Suoitab iii
SegisIoturen, oo ser aa6ne0es Ben
CITE Sonuor. San after Sc / 1901 %
1902 aibsbe StatamGno, Senator
apIe, Suititsminiitcr Bple og areos.
BONNER 8uibabouQh. ct mutt Wttnoe
% ltbtaler Oerpnn, q, Solicit / Spo
Gafota bar np0t GI,'reosbeo og 2ufte
/ Be TO fsrite 4ar d, BET me gurbrn'
bre6e. 8%uoerngren '0rtPler, at ban
ueS SiltrGSeIien al II gmbeoe baDOe
mango 9afancer al 'uISe for al bringe
GmbeOsuerfet / Cpcrcnsitemmclie meo
aSminiitrationen 81 at ban gif irem
poa iorreining5mU$ftg Bis, men
msote mango Sinorlnger i f~orificlige
~pprionlige Senipn. iom man giorM
gieloenoe.
aae Statsinititutloner er / go0
Stano; men 8uperasren nnbeiuIer 8e.
oilsning til l~lobeOrlHg al ofcutIige
9pgninger, % ban biialoer Blanen on
al fare Strufnngcr ArbeiOe PED at up'
rette Ell 8inOcitrCnls'a5rif
San pil, al Der : luert GountD ital
isres en- iulSitGnOlI 3iesiitreringsIiite,
% al Ben ifai bruJe5 iom l~logangs.
punft for 5oIfetallet PED At multipli.
ceres meo 3. Otter ben fan ogian
Gountp. observation-disclosures 9su re.
guIeres. guSifabct taller frnitise Orb
Tor sose geie. gr SoraHorims mao
lie. Com Get MI ar goileS 8eiifatteu
bort paa ingentlHg.
Northumberland roier Gu.
perusr SerreiSs guSitao.
Decorah-posten., 1903-01-09
Slissaro.
SurrpgenSe llpeir / Safutaitaterne o.
andre Steocr | @citcu.
SGroielen oeIpis itanoict.

@fterot 8eiret i Here Gage baoop
pGret ~uieOuanlia milbt, begpnote en-
Sneitorm at raie / R%oropeiteu. 6ro
8ismard ifripeS BEN CITE Sonlur
9pen biemisgeS III al Ell Ri0tpinterS'
Srfan, iom bar raaet en- Saitigbeo al
Ga 0fil / Simen, ben prrItc Storm /
Sanuar, iom man Der bar pGret 8i0ne
til. Reppe baooe 2eeisIatliren Nun-
bag gitermiOOag gnaet ira bitanoen,
fsr SinOuerue / Senatet % Suiet Ito.
ses inc. Oct tptfe 8IaS | Sfpligbtet
ooer Hotirnoen blep fnuit og fal6t
Stlmper % Stpffer ne0 paa 8uloet,
iaa Here Berioner n9r par blet truIne.
Seforationerne / Snaugurations.So
len soeIogbes. 5 Spen fom mango
Sare for at ralnmes al omflpoenSc
@lasintmper, lssrconc Sfilter %
Wh~lrbroffer. @eitmien % Wltroerfet
euerii oppe pna @ebbs 8Iof fulOt neo
paa 5ortouset og fplbte set meO 8rlrS,
Sforitere % min0re Sltie blTite neo,
% 8in0uer ilogeS ino.
5 Spo 9afota brso en- @li35oro los
Wan0og aiten. st tint &e8n oor
ben8 ~SorlGber; men plltoieltg begpnote
Set at me GA blGie. Sbermometrct
Ianf burtig, % 9ir0en polite npiter
til en- Srfun. SncGn fom INF oa tort
% fpIotc @ooer % Seie. Scrnbane'
frroicIen fiber % pil pnn inc SteOer
Itanip oloeIeS. Wun er ban9e Tor, at
mango Settlere monglcr oct ncopcns
oige 9rGn0ieI, % at Sc, iom Dor noe
paa Sc aabne ErGrier, bar oct onOt.
On Storm ira HorOoeit be9pnote at
6IGie @onon9 aiten / @atertorpn, 2.
Bat, % Sen l~eOia0eoc8 al tore enc
master, iom fpIOte ale 8reiter. Oct
bIco bitterIie folOt.
6ru ct. Sames, @atonruan go,
Wtnn., meI0eS, at man Der boooe Den
pGrIte greitorm paa mango gar.
Sarge, q. 3, 6apOe Ell Slt65aro;
men Sncen BAR oaa0 og bIso, % 8ltI'
oen life Itreng.
Groofiton, Winn., felte man nogIe
S(og al Stormens 9inger ltben at Iioe
ipnoerIig 0eraf.
Sra al. 4 ON giterm. ben 5tc 6lpite
set IpItig / 8ranO Sorts, q. 3, og
Ser par 5egn iii en- 8li55aro; mer,
Sneen boI0t op at folbe. Sra SteOcr
p~eItcnior font GioenOer ON ct poloiomt
8interpeir.
0oer IebroIfn % Soma 8if en- Iterf
&inO ira Wanbog gliten til SorSoo9
Rorscn. Sra Siour GitO % 0eS
Roinc8 ~Ifripe3, at man Der hooOe en-
~orOentlig 9Ii35oro. iom 8if 80 gFl
Simen og I~eoia9eoe8 al liOt Sne.
ST. 2 ON IorqGnen ocn CITE San.
beann0te en- poloiom Sneitorm / 8t'
mona, 8i8. @inoen oreieOe Jig ira
8eIt I'll Roro, % set bIep me9et tolOt.