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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-04-25
. HARTMAN WILL
INSPECT CUT OFF
Railroad Magnats Reaches Utah
on Way to Coast
DISCUSSES SHORT LINE
NO IDEA OF REMOVING HEAD
QUARTERS FROM HERE.
Special to The HeraldJ

n GDEN. April 2i-E. II. Hartman
and party arrived iu ogden this
afternoon at 5.l5 boz special train
of three cars over the Union Pacific.
Mr. Hartman. accompanied by Chief
Engineer Hood and several other Off
cials, went west about z O'Clock over
the Ogden-Lucln line as far as the lake.
10 is the purpose of the party to go
across the lake by means of a launch
from the end of the track ou this side
OF The lake t0 the end of the track on
The west shore tomorrow morning 80
The meantime the special train win De
conveyed around che north end af Che
lake and Wlll meet Che party ou tle
west side lu readiness to convey them
Co the coast For the transportation of
The party across the lake new gasO-
line launch has been secured. arriving
yesterday from california. and coming
by way of Portland. because its bulk is
$50 great that DO could not come under
The snoWsheds u Nevada. With Mr.
Hartman were his daughter. President
Burt of che Union Pacific. Supe-.nteud-
ent Park and Assistant Superin,aud. MT
!. Ward of the Wyoming division and
several others.
} President Burt left this evening. Zee
J turning east I'm his private CAR Rec
fore leaving be stated 90 The Herald
that Che Improvement work along the
line of the Union Pacific would be- Wig
orously prosecuted including the Sec
lion between Echo and Ogden.
Talks About Cutoff
Mr. Hartman gave brief interview to
The Herald iu which he confirmed the
statements of President Burt regarding
the Union Pacific improvements. anI
stated that am the resources necessary
for prosecuting the work of the Ogden
Lucin cut-on would be supplied ana
this work completed for the runnius of
trains within "a few months. when
asked about The report of the proposed
consolidation of the Oregon Railway o.
Navigation compauy's interests with
tpe oregon Short Line, and the re-
Woyal OF the offices of the latter tp
cortland Mr. Hartman excused him
self from discussing this subject say
ing that DO would not boz proper unless
such action had been definitely deter
mined. But DE added There is moth
ing definite of that kind up before me-
Nr- Hartman was tremendously busy
ANA was at his desk boz his private ear
with his coat of most of the time dur
iaE llt stag Iu Ogden. Tie was even 700
busy t0 see a number OF business men
who called ola him Tor a social visit
Miss Harrison however. enjoyed her
SELF u the city taking "a carriage drive
VIth one or tWo of her friends To;
about am hour.
A good share of Mr. Hlrriman's time
was cakeu uu bon au interview with
General Manager Bancroft Who went
.HH". I'd O.. m
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-04-25
SOLDIERS AND GUARDS
IN SUMNER CAMP
Special t0 The HcraIIJ

Washington. April 2t-The Army
|. War college, which has had under con-
sideuu0u the holding of military en-
equipments to Doe jointly participated
in by regular troops and militia. has
referred the question OF One selection
OF places .ur holding such eucampmeuts
90 various department commanders
General Baldwin has been instructed
Co confer with adJulaut generals of
militia off states within his department
iu order that the most suitable places
for holding the eulampments may be
selected
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-04-25
NEW TRoTT-FY SYSTEM

Chicago. April 2L-BiQn j Arnold. ah
electrical cnriuee- of this city. is to sN7
"a demonstration OF % new system OF tigl
irical railway c0u uucuou al lansing
Mich. in "a few DAYS. railroad lie
Lansing. ST Johns 81 s. Louis l.N
,s,fior, II b. eIaimed that lrs success
win result in a radical change ln lii#
r,atb01s of railroad tranapof alida-
TSrercb italian. German and Danish
electrical SPECIALISTS VIII De present 70
watch the result
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-04-25
DOES NOT AFFECT MoFFAT.

Denver. April 2l-The injunction grant
ed the New Century Light q Power COM
pany by Judge Mullins 20 restrain tho
state land board from giving the Moftat
road right Of way IN Gore canyon. VIII
have no effect. as the lease had been is
sued before the writ was served.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-04-25
CALIFORNIAN SUSPECTED OF
NUMBERING HIS WIFE

Riverside. Cal. April 2L-Sheriff CO.
burn is working on cleWs which may re-
salt i'm the arrest of u. a. Fisher on the
charge of murder Many indications
point to the murder of his wife. Clara
Fisher yesterday. who was burned 90
death The body of the woman was
burned TO a crisp. Not two feet away
was five-gall0n can of gasoline half
fun. The wOmans arm was broken off
short al the wrist.
Fisher Is either feiguing insanity on Is
genuinely mad. The couple Quarreled
frequently Mrs. Fishers life was in
sured for 81 600 the day before the tragedy.
An autopsy revealed but little smoke in
one lung and none I'm the other.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-04-25
EPIDEMIC Of TYPHOID.
Thirty-fve Cases Now at Stanford
University.

Palo Alto Cali April 24-Nineteeu
cases of typhoid fever developed today.
making a total of 11Z. There are thirty
five cases az Stanford university.
Among the students stricken today are
Miss y. Cary of Salem. Ore. and +. IL.
Trow bridge and A. ID. Miller. both Of
Portland. ore. or those dangerously
iu the physicians say r. Barrett
of Hermann Milan. cannot recover.
AN the new patients had been using
milk from dairy recently ordered
closed.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-04-25
GOVERNOR RICHARDS
CONDITION is CRITICAL

Cheyenne. WyO. April 24.-Governor De-
forest RICHARDS. who lies critically iu Of
acute inflammation of th kidneys at his
home in this city. is little improved to-
night and a specialist has again been
called into consultation by the attending
physicians.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-04-25
CHING WASHERS STRIKE.

Butte, Mont, April 24.-The
Cinnamon who work i'm the Chi
nese laundries are on strike 20
the number Of 800 for higher
wages. They have been get
ting from 81 To 50 a day for wash.
ing and delivering clothes. Now
they demand 81 a day.
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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-04-25
NEW PRECEDENT.
King Edwards Visit to the Pope Ar.
ranged.

7
ranged.
Rome. April 2i-Great satisfaction Is
fCIt at the vatican 40 the official an
uuWctmeut chat King Edward viii visit
thl pope although some arrangement by
which fbe British sovereign would not
have to start from the embassy for the
vatican would have been preferred. The
CONCESSION that his majesty start from
ODE embassy met with strong opposition
from some Cd. the vatican advisers. and
WtH only overcome through the personal
Intervention of the pope. who said De
would not allow details of form 90 in-
tssi-r. with "a meeting which DE most de-
Sired aS Doe wished to maintain with King
Edward lhc same good relations and
friendly Intercourse Doe had bad with his
mother.
Az lGe gUIrual where the point is all
ways made NOT f0 interfere with the re-
lai0H- guests desire rO maintain with the
pope, taus demonstrating che complete
iutauDUo. Ui Che UauasN. 10 De- remarked
chat tEr vatican boo allowing King Edward
to start Irum Hu embassy accredited 90
She kiaE 10 italy. O. concession hitherto
constantly refused. haas created "a prece-
dent that may W the future prove most
embarrassing t0 the holy see.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-04-25
United Sc - -.

It is rathe- expected today Do diplo-
matte quarters that the United States
viii take the initiative possibly. because
of the prompt action taken by Secretary
HAY on one other occasion when Ruseia
sought % secure au agreement with
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-04-25
sAWMTII BURNEn-

Baker Cily. Ore. April 2f-Stoddards
Brothers sawmill burned This morning.
entailing a loss of $4,000. There was
no Insurance. The tire is supposed to
have been started by "a switch engine
in the yards here.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-04-25
THE METALs

Silver. a-ac per ounce.
copper lic per pound; Sew
York. SA50i5.00 per lm pounds
Lead $3.50 per 100 pounds Sew
York. SfGlia.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1903-06-01
The Dual Purpose Cow.

While 30 much IN being said
about the gtncraI.purposc COW
why ~ not more said abou, n
scale o! points by which she 10
perfection may be known? Why
don't our state fairs have gen.
cral.purposc class in which this
gcncral.purrosc cow can appc ~
that the people may know what
she look like? The believers ia
this COW should certainly do more
toward making known to the pub.
lie just wha, she IL. Should no,
the agricultural experiment sta.
tons make this a subicc, of cx.
pertinent and Investigations
The gcncral.rurposc COW has
been the cause OF much heated
discussion. Prominent agricul.
iural authorities have been array.
ed agains, one another IN discus
lng the pros and cons Of this gen.
cral.purposc proposition. II il
time that We have something
more tangible. One side has
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1903-06-01

.hc education %! his children ~
everything bu, farming il VIII
out paIalIcl in the history oil any
country
He sees clearly tina, Il his boy
i to make :. success III medicine
or banking. he N usi looI> into books
and read there the record oil The
experience and Judgments that
have gone before him: TIA, The
boy : in,cllcc, must be trained to
discuss 4 priucipa. on u printed
page and then by practice learn
how 10 apply that principle 10
produce material results.
The dairy business Is like any
9th r business You have go,
TO STAY with i, for some time 10
get the best results. a stay.
cr" is avariabiy the winner IN
every race.
Discomfort is natural and with
ont it progress would cease. II
is the impetus OF many years aid.
ed by present effort which brings
results. As rulc, il IL the vet
Gran who wins the battle. Dew.
cy won the great battle OF Manila
in a few shor, hours. but IL was
i, was the accumulated profess.
Anal knowledge and discipline
Of many years which did IL.
Wellington won at Waterloo aud
changed the destiny OF Europe
largely for the same reason.
Persistent, steady. hard work
will always wear away the stone
OF misfortune and open the por.
tails o! success. Genius has
be N well called the capacity for
hard work. Standing water
grows putriI; running water pur-
itics itself. Activity means life:
inactivity m;an~ death. The
gospel OF work j. a good one 10
practice and TO preach and, like
charity i, covers multitude Of
sins. Some work swiftly and
some work slowly but swiftly or
slowly it is the constant worker
that wins. Time and tide wait, :
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1903-06-01

animals are chiefly of Bate,
breeding. Their calves are n.
allowed 10 suck. the COW. ar
MIXED. and the annua! produy,
ton OF each COW is approximate
" known. and the calves, af.c~
the first few weeks, are rearcG
on skim milk and grain. Thcre
may DC others who are followink
this practice. However. IL sulh
- the case they have no, made
their presence krowu. We hop
IN The future to hear wha, the
dual'purposc cow ~ doing n, the
pal! - we'll a. a. the block. W.
have asked X. {. Blackmsr. who
~ making speciality OF breeding
gencral.purpose stock. 10 give IT,
a description OF the gcneral.par
pose Shorthorn cow ,ha, he i,
aiming TO produce in his Short.
horn breeding. As he il one OF
the frs, TO set up u standard OF
cSctilence. we herewith give h.
description or what he considers
the ideal conformation OF the
dual-purposc Shor,-horn COW.
He says; "She should carry
the straight. bccfy back. ana
straight mcaty headquarters.
The rear quarters should be -,
wide apart. to allow room for
capoeius udder, which should be
large and square. with we!
placed tcats. She should have
large milk veins and large milk
wells. She should have som,.
what more OF the open organill.
ton than the straight beef type.
IN other words. she should H..
bc a. compactly bull, rs the spec.
'al.pnrposc beef COW and thee
should be an exceptionally long
distance from point OF hip 70
first rib. and the ribs. especiauy
the last two, should not be *,
very close together. Her head
should be spare. with that fcm..
nine motherly appearance -
much admiredin the dairy breeds
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1903-06-01

Gained that she does not and
never would exist. while the other
was ~ positive in claiming that
she was here IN great numbers.
aud iha, she could be bred 10 a
certainty. Although this coniro-
set>y has been going OH Tor many
Years. we did mol know. until re.
ecntly, OF single instance II
This cuun,ry where breeder
ci1iut d 10 DC y breeder Of dual.
puf pose caii,c. ard manifested
b, practice ;aa; &c Vas >,ncctc
We have repeatedly sc,n herds
ADVISED Tor both milk and beef.
bu, have later found the calves
running with the COWS. aud no
attention whatever paid 10 the
milk side OF the question. The
time has come when this matter
should be pu, on more definite
basis.
We do not wish 10 be uudcr.
stood A. taking sides on this
question. for with all the cmincn,
authority on both sides. We can
plainly see that the problem has
not &c, met with \ thorough so.
tuition. Nevertheless. We believe
that i, il time that some thing be
done towards solving this prob.
lem. Farmers want general.
purpose breeding stock. aud IL
such exist they should have n
chance To know wha, they look
like. and The breeders should
havc an idea of what TO breed for.
Until such an idea is better
known the breeding OF general.
purpose stock il liable To DC very
much u! a haphakard undcrtak.
ing.
or all the Short-horn breeders
10 Minnesota. Blackmcr X Nelson
Of Albert Lea. ani James Stew.
art. OF Montcvideo. are the only
breeders that We know o! Sho
are paying special attention 10
the milking side of their full.
blooded Short-horn herd. Their
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1903-06-01

II YOU wan, to buy anything
net advertised in tho columns ni
this Journal. send us small
want Ad aud wc will find lust
what YOU want.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1903-06-01

|; matte: not whs; YOU have -
sell. the Gazette can sell II int
YOU. Cisc this journal! ! trial
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1903-06-01

Tor no man" The inst slips
away and the second GIBBS aud
flows with unceas.ng regularity.
Nature always moves. some
times slowly. sometimes rapidly.
bu. never ceases motion Work
is the war-cry o. the successful
aud the lesson which the failures
never learn.
Decorah-posten., 1903-10-23
Surlorcu gnSes Stco.

Ct Snffe msrt Spefieo al 9aarci,
ION or ifaaret y Somme init, benpt.
ties BERTH. 9tau bIan0er iammeG 1
Sop @rsOtrummer, u Sbeite Sal., ei
IiSet @ran 8cber. Ell Spiieife Smpr,
1 Spiieife Gauo % ct piipet 9@9 o.
imerer bette ooer aisbitpffet. ruler
set aobt iammen o. binder soSs ON
meo Sp%iiug. 4 Spiieiteer Smsr ener
eoSt NfaSieSt brireS, Seri bar mar
GjeSei % penSer oct iii oct er brumt
paa ale SiSer, Sa taaer man set Cd
bar en- &op @auo, en- Sbeite Salt
ASbeIfe 9eber 90 en- Sop afiiIet 20
moto op / Smsret. bar iaa 9iso,.
Cpl isieu, 90 laSer Get iteaes Iaueiom
/ @aaeropuen til set or msrt. Iar
maa oite sie Saueer ooer unSer Steg
uinaen.
Decorah-posten., 1903-10-23
Rusff Geniur.

8 en- meget interesiant os fultur'
biitoriif n9rbifulb artifel cir Be-
Observation-Disclosures 8. 9pgutihar-
til itatiitiIfe Cato oper ben rusiiife
Geniurs girfiombeS / aarene 1892
1908. s bisie 80 aar er 5S1
auiier og Siosifrifter bit itraffet.
Serai bleo 25 inSbrnget for beitan-
dig, 259 tit mere eIler minSre ifarpe
abrarller. SO glpiier blep tiliammen
inbitiaet | 81 gar % 10 Gage. Sor.
buo moo GnfeItialg ramte 1856. Sor.
bito moo SfentIiggisrelie al Brioa!'
.~annonper rante 26 Blade, % bette
betpr I HitsIanb ct Slabs fuloitan.
Sige Ruin. SrcmoeIes er Ser inO-
truffet TO SiIf9lbe al "fpeciel" nj.
itraifeIie - set enc beitoo t. at man
fiernet Hebaftsren al "arfio for
&etsmibicin" os gao BAN en- "itrena
5ormonins" al Observation-Disclosures
Gesuben bleo s Setter al iorIfieai9e
SiSsifrifter beilaeIagt poa Seien til
gf%6ounenterne. Sortegnelieu oper
inOOraem 9sser 1S65-t903 optar
TO % en- balp SpaIte meb 8etit. vi
Sen r~lISiiife Getiur life bar rm6er.
trpft Sisie WeSbeldier, fprflarea
sorrife iimpelt: Sen oil inponere So.t
peo oiSie Gal. iom fortGller ON oens
Wast.
Set laoer til, at set irie ORR
HltSIuno itabig ifal beIRsses mel
tlnrsere % tiingere 29nfer. Sor iiot'
ten Gage iioenler otte profesiionelt
Geniorer Bit uSn9pnt / ptte npe
itsrre ritsitife @per, bpori Geniorens
Soeru iSr bleo uofsrt Of @icesrper,
neperne. Sor 9eniltren nogir Re.
! eieringer ct 9elsb, iom er nj @anat
iaa tort iom set, ser er beuiIset ii
6oIfets Splgsning.
Decorah-posten., 1903-10-23
9nTst rp Afckkrnet
est,esrsi Il a sraftir eusmssss
ganana.T nbbina.

80 Stopper MeIf foges / en- Double
Boiler, Seri bar man " Sop Suffer,
en- Spiieife Corn Starh, uorsrt !
Iiot folS Nelf, TO piipeOe ggaseplom.
ner og ct Tibet Gran Salt. Saainart
bette bar fost o. er bespnbt at bIips
tDft, bar man Be itiupiipebe 9Gggebu;.
Ger /, piper aItiammen ristig soot
ON % iGttcr oct iaa tiliioe for at BIZ
be folot. Gn Zines Sio isr Iuooin.
gen ifal ipiies, itiGrer man ire gana.
mas, OBJ Sfiper bar benz | 8unoen a.
en- @lasonie, itrsr Iibt Srffer ODER
og bGlber inn Grltaroen oper % Ia.
Der oct itaa paa So, til oct ifal ierue.
res
Decorah-posten., 1903-10-23
Sortifiamte Born.
@lir | glmiuoelisbcb igge Irnb ua
Spinoer.

Get bortifiGmte Barn blir | IImin.
beliabeo en- ioob. ipseIie Wano eler
apiuoe. st iaaOant unatNenneife bar
lin egeu 2coemaabe 90 ipiier % brif.
fer Sing, iOm err upasienbe for enbper
0tape, og Sggoom er 5sl8en.
Seq bar oltiS ct Ipagt, bortifiGnt
Barn, % mine 6or9lbre pIeieoe IT
laSe mig Oriffe aaffe, for0i ies freq
efter SEN, Tiger en- ins Georgia "a.
NE. "a lea bespnSte paa Sfolen,
ite8 min Nerusiitet, % mine 6orGlbre
troeOe, at set bar foroi ies sif paa
StoIcn % fog mig Sericr no al Sfo.
len. Wen ieg bleo life bebre 90 min
Sooeopire bIep prrre, % oct ioGf'
feSe mig, ioo ies bIeo uififfet ior Ell.
bper 9Iigt. Sommetiocr funSe leg
9oa bele 9agen uben nnben GGring
emo en- &op Safe.
Si0ite Goor iif ieg ct ilemt gnialo
al Grip, % ga ieg fom MIG, uGmme.
6e$ ie9 i0o oeo 3afie, at icg funoe life
briffe Sen, % enbog ncgIe iaa Su9lg
funOe ~foruoriase en- ifraffeIig Srrn'
Sen / Wapeu. BED benne SiO bar
bet, at en- &eL iom bapoe opret meget
gapret al Goitnm, raaoeSe mig til CT
pr6be Seruc 6sbeorif. Seq ianot Den
iimpeltben upSeIis, % ieg bar iiSer
bru8t sen, o. &eiultatet taller ior ZIG
ieIp. Seq bar piinoet IL &unS %
mine Neruer er iaa ito iom nogens.
Seq amer mig ielp iriif % iterf, %
ie8 Jaeger III an paa at tase Ell Sor
Boihim % en- Grader eler TO, ioc
mart ies fommer. biem ira Sfolen or
GitcrmiSoogen. Goitiim meS Grader;
cllcr en- Biscuit uSsisr min Sand
Get or oiit, at Set irelie nit Sip; tb
ies peS. at aaffe bapoe SrGbt mis-
meo Chen. oeriom ies babe boISt POI
/ at Sritfe sem.
Sea bar en- 0eninbe, en- Stenograf
: iom erfIrrer, at ingentine itprfer o;
ioririiter beuSe Tom Goitum, % bun
: bar en- IiSen OIieupn / 8ontoret, bpo.
! bun Ioner en- Sop Yoitim til @siooal
! Sea bar oubefalet oeuue piS~nnoerIig
Grif til mango al mine Senner, Jon
peS. bpaO Sen bar siort ior mig.
aaonet giOet al Yoihim 60. Sattl
r Greet, mid.
5 &c ! Gaffen eiter Seu lille Be-
"sseier til ge%llpiIe".
Decorah-posten., 1903-10-23
abernes Sproe.

grof. 81. 6. Garner, Waturaliit 90
.Stubent Of @beiproget, reiier | oisie
Gage ira philadelphia til liverpool
bporira ban ODER Marieiaes refer til
afrifas 8eiffpit os tager Spbolo peo
9aboon % 4ap Scopes buorfra ban
bill siere fine Sbierpationer al aber.
mes 2io, oeres Sprog % Sfiffe. BRO.
fesioren bolber paa at iaa lin I9ng.
De Baggage % Woterialer foi Heiien
omboro. 9eriblanSt er ct Con Sern
for BET Bur, | bpiIfet ban iio6er o.
gier fine Sbierpatipner. San tager
osiaa meb fig De fineiie Sonograier,
iom er giorte al Sbomos q. G0tion
ipecielt for Yroi. @arners gritg.
8isie err iaa "fintislenbe", at De bill
opfanse Den minoite 2po, os meo
Dem penter H~atiirnliIten of optlnn be.
ore &eiultater, emo ban for bar ppret
iitanb til. Meo oisie @ioler fan ban
iammenIisne De forifieGise @bers
Grtifulationer og formulere Dem.
Trofesioren tror, at bette gar oiI
blipe oct belbi9ite, ban bar baot, 90
ban life isr bar ppret lbruitet meS
iaa gobe bibenfabelige SnItrnmenter.
Seb Siben al of aisre Sbieroatipner
meo Senipn til g6erues Sproe, biz
ban iaar Itiibere 9prene pipfoIoeiif
meb Senipn til beres @pne til at OBJ.
fatte og beitemme Sorifieaen / Sfif.
felie, aulsrer,. Spo oip. Sil ben
@nSe bar ban ielp looet Jig nogen al
Be iineIte og nsiagtigite Snitrumen.
ter. gn Gel al bisie SnItrumenter
briots meS @leftricitet. iaa of Der
9aar ingen Sib melem gbens Opfat.
telie al en- 8ienItanb og oens Spfan.
gelIe al SrItrumentet. Grof. Gar.
iler er meaet inbta9et lift Irbeice.
os bon oil gisre mango pRrbifuISe
ptoen'fabeIige Spoogelier paa bette
9ebet. Ge inoisSte er meset oenIigc
og forefommenbe moo bam og gisr
oft, boab De fan for at bans SpboIS
blarbt Dem ifal bore fomfortabelt.
San peb life, boor IPrge ban Sennc
Sang blir borte, maaife Here gar.
Decorah-posten., 1903-10-23
IincrpasSa Rage.

Gre &opper iigtet 0teI, ~ Sop
Suffer, Z g@ggeboiOer 1 aop @self,
2 Spiieifeer Smsr, 2 toppeoe Sbe.
ifeer Satiug Bomber, 1 Sbeife Gitron.
Grtrott. Slttcr % Smsr rsres til
6I60e, Seri bopeS Ntelfen % be itip.
piiteoe S~GggebOiOer, % iaa mtililut,
Ii0t 40 @augeu, bar man ateIet /,
JON er itgtet ianrnen meS Batting
GoluSer og noor Net er rigtig soot ON.
rert, bar mar Gitron-Grtraften i %
bar set iaa op / en temmelig itor
6orm % ite9er set i eli beb 9ager.
oOn.
Decorah-posten., 1903-10-23
Farmer. Hnsef og Hapen

at 8eitrGbeIierne I Senre naunte Met'
ming fan melt muIigi opmuntres.
Get err saonIist at 5armerne boISer
iig befienot meS oft, iom berer til
Sremifribt os BorbeSrinser | oereS
Sag, iaa be fan sisre fig Nptte berai
naar Sioeu fommer, iaa De life bli,
GiterneIere.
Decorah-posten., 1903-10-23
girainias Sens.

- Sop iur 6Is0e, A 9gg, boorai
GIommer % SUiSer pipes boer for
iig, 15 Sbeife Salt, Ell li0en aIpbe
Suffer % TO toppeoe Spiieifeer Ora
bom"+9tel, 6IcSen % 9GgScplom.
merne bIonbes isrit iommen, Seri bar
man Nel, Salt og Suffer % tiIiiOit
Sc itiuptifcbe 9~Ggaebpiber. Man bar
en- Spiieife al Hsren i boer "8em".
6%urOpbuing, iom ierit er barnet o1
imurt gobt % iteacr oem ! en- meget
he's Sagerouu. 3oar De er itaste.
itrSr man fuuit "4FupIe Sugar" cper
Dem.