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Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1903-12-04
POISON STORY UNTRUE.
czarIna Of Russia Was Not Poisoned
by Nihilists.

The statement published by a news
agency In the United States to the
effect that the Berlin Die Morgen oPst
had confirmed reports that the car
ina is not suffering from Inflammation
of the ear, but from the effects or
strychnine placed in the food of tho
royal table by nihilists. who thus at
tempted to kill the czar, is absolutely
denied and is considered preposterouA.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1903-12-04
Female Weakness is Pelvic
Catarrh.
Always Half Sick are the Women
Who Have Pelvic Catarrh.

Catarrh of any organ, if allowed to pro-
gress, will affect the whole body. Catarrh
without nervousness is very rare, but pelvic
catarrh and nervousness go hand in hand.
What is so distressing a sight as poor
half-sick, nervous woman. suffering tx9m
the many almost unbearable symptonSof
pelvic catarrh1 She does not consider her
self i'll enough to go to bed. but she is far
from being able to do her work without the
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1903-08-01

Prof J. H. Connell, of the Texas Expert
ment Station, calls attention to the necessity
of care in purchasing alfalfa seed, especially
in the case of Turkestan alfalfa He says
that there is very little genuine Turkestan
alfalfa seed in the market of this country.
Prof Spillman, the agrostologist of the Unit
ed States Department of Agriculture, said
last month that large importations of low
grade common alfalfa seed had been made
from Europe during the last three or four
months and this seed is being mixed with
good American seed Professor Connell en-
phasizes the Importance of purchasing alfal-
ia, as we'll as other seed, only from seedsmen
who are we'll known and have regulations to
maintain In this connection he cautions
those who are experimenting with alfalfa to
secure as much as possible American raised
alfalfa seed and preferably seed that has
been grown under similar conditions to
which it is to be subjected. We have
brought this point to the attention OF our
readers quite fully in recent issues.
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1903-08-01
THE STRAWBERRY BED.

A great deal of interest is usually taken in
strawberries about once a year. This inter
est is most apparent about the time the fruit
rpens, when they are placed on the table.
At this time great many people make
resolve that they will set out bed of straw
berries AS soon as the berries are gone the
matter is forgotten and it does not recur to
them again until the next strawberry season
rolls around. Such people obtain strawber-
ries only when they buy them. They may or
they may not get the freshest and best
strawberries. If they buy they usually OBJ
tain variety that is very firm in flesh, such
as will bear shipment but not always the
best table berry Where berries are grown
at home for home use the choicest varieties
can be grown, since they can be picked and
used fresh from the vines. The best time in
the year to set out strawberries is in the
early spring as soon as the ground can be
put in good condition. Where failure to do
this has occurred plants can be removed a
short distance and set out in another bed
after rain during the month of June. When
this time is permitted to go by, the next best
time will be in the fall of the year.
The strawberry leaf roller apparently has
two or three annual broods in this country.
The worms begin work by forming web
upon the upper surface by means of which
they double the two halves of the leaf to-
gether, so that the insecs themselves are
concealed n the fold. Here they eat away
the surface of the leaves SO that they Wlther
and turn brown 1t is not an uncommon
thing for them to destroy a field completely,
so that scarcely grean leaf will be appar-
ent Its manner of working concealed with
in folded leaf renders it quite impracticable
to get at the insects with poisonous spray.
A grower who has burned his fields over five
or six times, says his plants have never been
damaged in the least. He first mows the
whole field over close to the ground as he
can cut with a mower and leaves the cut
weeds and foliage to dry few days, so that
it may burn readily He then spreads
straw mulch lightly over the rows and fires
the field in gentle breeze. 1t is possible
that either during or Immediately before a
very dry time the plants might be damaged
by burning. The fields should be moved and
burned Just after the crop is harvested.
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1903-08-01

A. ]. Splawn, North Yakima, is getting
his celebrated herd of Herefords in shape
for exhibition at the fairs this year, and
while he is short on some classes, he is pre-
pared to take the blue ribbons away from
anything raised in the Northwest, SO far
as some other classes are concerned He
will have better exhibit of Herefords this
year than he has ever had before-Y akima
Republic.
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1903-08-01
Horticultural Notes
BY F. Walden

next step is to put 1t INTO the market In or
der to achieve success in fruit growing the
latter step is as important as the first. Many
fail of success at this point. There are
number of things that must be done in hand
ling a crop of fruit successfully. First of
all great care must be used in picking the
fruit The idea is often quite prevalent that
anybody can pick fruit. That is a mistake
\ careless man has no business in the or
chard at this time and, in fact at any other
time. Some men have very stiff back and
seem to be unable, or more probably, I'm
willing, to stoop down and lay the fruit in
the box or basket How often we have to
correct men in this respect. Some recon-
mend cushioned baskets for picking. This
may not be necessary in the case of apples,
but would be very beneficial in handling
peaches. We find that we often have trouble
with our pickers, who want to put the box
in which they put their fruit under the tree
If an apple falls and strikes the box it is
ruined. Many a careless man will ruin
enough apples to pay his wages. If an
apple falls on the soft ground it may not be
injured at all. But let it strike the side of
the box and it is fit only for the cider mill or
hog pen The best way to begin with lot
of pickers is to give them some instruction
before they start. Impress upon them the
fact that fruit is easily damaged and that
you want them to exercise the greatest of
care. Pay good wages. Cheap hands are
never profitable in an orchard. Have it
understood that if a man cannot, or will
not, do good work, he must quit. The man
that hauls the fruit to the packing shed
must be careful man. Slamming the boxes
around and spillng some of the apples
means heavy loss. Impress upon your men
that fruit should be handled as carefully
eggs. This care in handling fruit should go
with it till it is sold. There is no place for
rough handling in the fruit business.
Another important step in preparing fruit
for the market is grading Some packers
can do their own grading but that class is
few and far between The best way is to
have a grader Let him do his work thor
oughly The mixing of sizes is a common
fault, but it is costly one, A retail fruit
dealer goes into a commission house to buy
some apples, for instance. A box is opened
and there before his eyes he sees some APP
pies twice as large as Others The price is
y cents per box. He turns away. The
commission man knows that he can never
sci that box for that price, so he begins to
dcker with his customer and finally sells
him the box for 90 cents. There is loss
of 20 per cent.-enough to pay for the box
and packing Such a transaction is by no
means uncommon. Remember that small
apples look much better by themselves than
when mixed with big ones half dozen
wormy apples in a box of otherwise good
apples will have the same effect-there will
be 20 per cent loss. All wormy or otherwise
imperfect apples must be discarded. Many
man, no doubt, thinks that a few i'm
Derfect aDD1eS can he worked off with the
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1903-08-01


them away. The old lady who sold her
husbands iron wedge worth Is cents at
cent pound with rags may have chuckled
over her shrewdness and dishonesty, but it
could hardly be regarded as a paying ven
ture to get 10 cents for what cost Is cents.
A person comes out about the same way
who tries to work off some worthless apples
with good ones. Keep out every imperfect
apple and your bank account will be larger
by many dollars. But your packer just will
put in some bad apples if they come to him
or her. The only safe thing to do is to have
your grader throw out everything not fit to
go to market to put the different sizes into
different boxes and leave nothing for the
packer to do but to place the apples in the
box in the proper manner. Even then the
packer will have enough to try the patience
of a beginner severely. The apples should
be so arranged as to be tight in the box with
a slight bulge in the middle. To do all this
will be found to be no trivial affair, D.
dwell, of Oregon, says that no packer can
become an expert before the second year.
The grower should put his name on every
package of fruit that goes out from his or
chard and that name should be guarantee
of the correct packing of the fruit. We
have had much trouble in this direction, but
we are determined that the work shall be
done correctly or there will be fuss in the
packing shed.
A question is receiving some attention
among fruit growers as to how fruit, and es-
pecially apples, should be marked. The old
way has been to mark the boxes as four or
fves But some apples will pack four one
way and five the other. 1t is recommended
to mark all apples as follows: 4 by 4, 4 by
or by (. Such course in marking the
boxes has this to commend tit is perfectly
correct and is an honest transaction. The
dwell Bros, of Oregon, have method Of
packing so that their boxes are marked 4,
AZ and s. They have one size marked 81.
Should apples be wrapped? Many think
that it will pay we'll to do SO. We are feel
ing our way along in this matter. The
wrapping of apples is growing in favor and
finally may be universally adopted There
is no question but apples carry better when
wrapped. If the apples are classed as
fancy" I would most certainly have them
wrapped. Then another question is being
asked: Would you line your apple box
with paper? [ most ertainly would. 1t
costs but trihe, it protects the apples
from being bruised and adds to the selling
price. The paper companies can furnish
the paper just the right size and shape.
There should be two sheets in each box. A
crease should be made in each sheet where
it makes the turn in the box. In this way
the paper will not split when the lid is
pressed on. Apples in a paper-lined box
will show decidedly less bruises than those
where no lining is used.
Decorah-posten., 1903-10-09
8Gbife til bppobers
miif Snbiprpitntng.
Zen furerer GrGit. - On
nD Wetbo0e.

Gu bsfienot Sass bar iur,ret Rr9ftibs hbts 10 War,
Os Der bar life pcrst ct su,iie 'eiiaoast 5ilfaIoe. pa.
titHtsr, fom ban bar ~farsrst. ni.Ibsr BAN, q, Spsbom.
men lite bar fouimet ,eisn. Sp9bomnsu laass pes
9ubiprsituina nnosr Snbsu, bbiltet ~reoucerer araft.
ifaosns gert % IaOsr aatnrtn banble. Cor omtreut
10 Mar fbsH Dor bet at Or. %. Q. Rsa, en- freHrro.
seitoe eGse Sonispias. ap.. bsbaueIebe o. furersbt
Ters. Ybilip Trout Roant geruou, Sab. for arQ't
! anFtstst. gsbaHsIiHssn ben Sang ION pituOi paa
en- WaaSs bar ct Experiment bapbs iaaban girfuiRa
os bar iaa tiIfrebsfinsnbs. at bet uaiten bar en- Cper.
raifsIis for 1r. aea fem. Com en- fSslss al benns
Acknowledgements brastes Or. gsa III at trio, at bpis
en- gerion fiinoe fnreres iaa hrrtist % faa LEI. iaa
piISs famine gsbauSIins ftfsrIia bape en- Iisnenbs
girfnine | andres 2ilialoe. Ssrfor beepHbis ban meb
en- Hafts 1nbsriegeIisr % Experimental. ION ~uoitraite
fig oosr ct SiosrnH al isre gor, oa Or. Esa ~forstraf
lite at nieoosle noast ON fin aurnstbobe for for tee
Sar FoeH. FRA ben lib bar ban ~funbsiuri, boorIsbes
bnas eGasuiooeI farsrsr. o. ban bar bsbanbIst % fn.
rerst 9atisntsr ale gtIs Of be Forsnsbs siatsr. %
ban bar beoift bauSe for Fs islu % GHentisbebeH, at
bans gehanbliE9 eanite oiit sr en- Straf for z ps6om.
men Or. Bras s~asemioOel er en- gqbat Get Tfut6um),
ION life iHosboIOsr ben minoffs Gift Gsnns gaofe
iroiprsitss unoer 9ubsn | os rnHbt RroitifaOsu, %
ben orGber SpgoommsH / gsrtsn msb Iiaeiaa fffsr
girfuiHg Tom ON ben aIbris babe srifsrst.
IRIS. Rea Bros. q Co., asmitere. Bottom gIod.
@innsapOIis. UeiHH.. or be snsit, eisrs oe Gabrifantcr
Of bette DeibosI be Sursusos Statsr o. GaHaba 6ur
be Ratisnier. Tom Dor Irnsers boris. fan Ell Iaabau
Grouirs gisres. at II. ssa ~ioripntr enssu paa peb.
i~pniurenbe Siso meo e9stmiOlst, os potisntsH fan bli
furereoe | fine Diem. paa GOrIanesube isHOes fuI6.
itaHoiss SpIpsniHssr % stapue paa mango befienote
Esrioner, ipm er bIspHe furereoe.
Decorah-posten., 1903-10-09
Slot ON Guih.

5slgenoe ~intereSionte .SplnSnir.
ger ON 6abrifationen al Sui6 ifploes
Den brittle 9oniuI | 8nfu: Suif
tilnirfes | 9ina fun / en- eneite gro.
bins, bpis Wapn er slubui; fra bette
Steo nofsres ben til belle aina og
Den eprige 8eroen, 9e Stofte, at
bpilfe Sui6 fremitiaes, er SeiamoIie
% Gal5aolie, ben iibite nopinbes at
ct giftigt 3r9, Der Oprfes | W9ngoe
yan9tieeoalen, 90 iom liseIeoes er
alminbelig fien6t Sapan. Eli benne
Ollie iGttes S~pinefeot og Sernis,
bporpaa Wasien brGnoes. Den 500,
iom oerpeo fremfommer. uoreres
meo Sim til Ell iGbn itip 8rsb, Der
banfes meo StaaIbammere paa en-
Sreblof. 20 bpetige arbeioere fan
paa en- Dag foratbeibe so Stpffer,
bpert pda ca. " Ypnbs g9et. Sor
at sipe Stoffet 8eflist, tili9ttes Wo.
fins % 8amfer. SIutteIig formes
Iasien / uoifaarne Sr9former, bpor.
paa ben torres en- 9roces, iom |
gobt geir porer 20 9sgn - og impf.
fes meo for9pIote fineiiife gogitauer.
Ger saar co. SO St0nger at Riooel-
~itsrrelie paa 1 1uno. Hriien bari.
erer fra en- bolp til CASIO Yiinoet.
Salt finbes Der eft 0iiiin for~ifieaige
Sorter. aaret 1896 blep Der uofsrt
omtrent 1000 9unb til en- geroi al
$4,000.
Raiten al Sfrift ubfsres, aino,
Sapan aoreo, 3onsfins % gnrlam
meo fineiiif Suih, Der for grugen
ripes ombpegelist paa Ell glat Sten.
pIabe. De iinere Suihiorter bliper
let life iibisrt fro 2anoet.
Decorah-posten., 1903-10-09
Farmer. Husef o. Raven

af Nlommer, Der mobnes tibIist,
anbefaIes: Gorreit @arben, rtopet ie-
mere: Wpart, BoIf o. De Soto. De
ieneite at mobue ON Sommeren er
Minor.
De fpnoigite @artnere ponitodr,
at 6armerne planter fine Jruatrrer
for nrr bpermbre. gGbIetrGer full.
be p9re 32 500 fra binonben pao
beeae Siber - n1iten 2 Mobs; an.
Ore 5r9er fan bore betpbeIig NOR.
mere bperonore, men aIt bette for.
uoiGtter, at iao i9nee 9rnerne er
imaa, fan gIaoien imeaem benz bpr.
fes til minore g9rbuife eIIer dnben
aolina, Tom Qoteter eIler Iignenbe.
9ab Dig life narre til at plonte bine
5rugttreer ON Soften. ielp ON ou
sisr Stne Snofisb paa' benne lib.
1et er langt bebre at srare Dem neS.
lao De Iiager / 3paIe inbtiI naitt
Bar, oo De fan i9ttes no.
Decorah-posten., 1903-10-09
Oct er en- Sell
vt tiIifripe baarlis Safe Saffcigg.
BONNIE.

Ionse Golf logger SfpISen for
Spgoomme, f~oraariaget al aaffe, pdo
DC boarIise @rdber al aafe, men Oct
err en- Sell, iom oct efterisIgenSe pi.
fer: Seq bar brust ale Siag al Dc
beSite Grader 5be og 8affe, iom fon
faces hos DC bebite @rocerere, men
alorig iunSet en-, iom life latte nit
Nerpeipitem no al Sope, og Oct bar
life, isr ies besprSte at orifte goitum
5000 Safe i~iteoenior 8affe % Sbe,
at ie9 iauSt 2inoring for oe ifrptfe'
Iige arialS al uerpss, ipg Scpea'
pine, al buiIte iee bapoe liot 80
Mar.
Seq bopop brust ole SIogs Rc.
Ncirter. men intet bialp.
StratS citer at ieg flutteSe at brittle
aoffe % bcgrnSte of oriffe Ioihim,
bIeo Sopeopiren minore, og set par
life l9n9e, ier lea bar firIeitrno!a
fnrerrt al Sernc imertefuIbe Spsoom
% lea bar aIOrig bnpt ct 1ilbageialS
tbi M briffer ies alorig aoffe, men
boloer mig til Boinm.
Sdoinart min Siritru iao, houS
Eoitum barSe eiort ier mig. gap bun
op aafie, iom bum bopSe Sriftet belC
lit Sip. 9ette er iefs Tiger liSen %
bum err en- icranSret 9uinSe; tbi BEN
res Nerpsiitct er sanite i~oriuunoen,
beroes aniiat er blepet slat % ben'
heS Sinner bar Ell pen roienreo 6or'
De. Sun ioper osiaa gcot, itoeet.
iom bun oISrig aiorbe mems bun
Sraf aafie. gt amer Ecihlm for ea
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Sulet.
% ri bar bepTset mango Senner til
at prepe Senne f~ornnbcrIige 6foc.
Orif iitccenicr Safe" @apnet giuet
al Goihm 60. Battle Greet Midl.
Sci bper guffe eiter Den befienSte
file Beg "geien til geluine".
Decorah-posten., 1903-10-09

Naar man toger / getragtting Dc
mango Rarreitreser, JON aegRrin'
gems acknowledgements" benptter in
lib o. Sanoeis Genge til, ioa fan
man life anoet emo boooe unore iis
oper % beiinbre Den MooSe, boorpaa
Yresien % Solicit, uarieet Yarti, ia.
ger Sasene. - Ger er life Gale ON
nossn ~alporlig itarp &ritif eIIer ON,
at StoitepSernes genae faiies bort
o. ligneuoe, Jon nuu uiloe bsre !
etbpert anOct minore IiberdIt Sara.
Mei, ole morer Iig iuertinpo pda
Observation-Disclosures" Sefolhting
% snifer bare. at Sc ifal fortiGtse icr.
at Iorifabsn ifaI pare iaa meset a9n.
aere. SnaSanne Serrer iom Sana.
len o. @iIep tan boerfer RresIen
elcr 5oIfet unooere. % oericr oil
Der beler oloris mousIe Dem paa
gcnae til at iortiatte time Grperi.
mcrser / oct n~enoslise. Den eneiic
lllempe er. al llSlanset icrmcoent!is
Ter al os / cen Gro, at pi taser oisie
Decorah-posten., 1903-10-09

Ter tales altio ON no9et, JON man
faiber en- Administration buieret pau
ilnbe neutrality-suspicious.. SER
me6 menes, at Regieringens afRrer
ifal itpres efter De iamme 4rineiper,
JON en- opstig 8orretnirgsmano oil.
bender / lin Sorretning. On Dor el'
Ter no9en anOen Hesiering Jaeger IN
berpaa. er BOG meset tuiliomt. Reo-
ifriperen baobe nplig a~nlebnins til
at sienneml9ie en- Rapport ira CT
Observation-Disclosures til en- ipeci.l
Senatsfomite %gaoenoe no paa at il.
Iuitrere Ser ooglige Sorretningsrl.
tine. Com ct erempei ifaI blot nRp.
mes, at ct 9rep paa nosle 2inier peo.
rsrenSe en- llbgiftspoit paa % Dol
lars lagoe 9eilag paa fiere t9ttrpfte
Siber | Happorten. Get gif ialt
giennem 95 = fem og nitti = for
ifielise SRnSer, isr Oct en0elig ia5.
oes bort forat opbeoares iom Regn'
ifabsbilag eller for freIntiois Sen.
bisning. ON en- pripat Sprretnings.
manS brep fin Sorretning eiter ben
SIngs Brinciper, piloe bnn pPre ban'
ferot, fsr Waaneben bar omme.
80
Decorah-posten., 1903-10-09

= Stopper 8rbofrnmuer foges
roaie Miniiter | en- Nint MeIf. Geri
bnr mon 8 aopper sGbIer, iom er
bnffet op ! gonife inna Gtpffer, 1
Sop @cfiner, lib finbaffct Sufat
Wifrcn), 2 Spiisfeer Snustiait -
ligespIoist bpnb gInas - o. 1 Sbe.
tie aaneI, " Ibeffe Weaif, 1s repet
Rnifnt, Saften of rs Gitron o. 2
eller tire piipebe 9Fe. Dian bar alt.
iammen op | en- Vnooins.Uorm oe
lteser bet 40 Minuter. Zen ipiies
meb Saro Soice. Iopet of / Sop
Suffer, AZ aop smsr, Iiot Gitron-
ertraft % en- piipet sGseebpibe.
Suffer os Smsr rsres til 5Isoe, iaa
bar man bet gpriee /.
1rbb Cmelef.
/ Eint grsofrummer % en- gint
Waelf foses iamnten oe iattes iao
tillioe for at offisIes. a. sgg oeles
og 5pioer % plommer pipes ristis
soot bier for TIC, iaa . tar man
Rfpmmerne % SnIt oa Neber op |
Den fogte Rasie og ON man bill, fan
man blanbe | Iiot finbaffet Ger.
file eaer finbnffpt Sfinfe. I'll.
HIT bar man sGgaebpioerne for.
iigtig l. sGagebptocr icm er piifei
itipe aIene, ifal, JON befienst, life
+reres /, men oIbeg eler Iige.
iom lP9ges l. for at 9uitboblerne
life Ifal fnries 90 SnteIeten berpeb
blioe leia 90 itimaeelig. @an Tmel.
fer en- Spiieife Smsr | en- tpf Stcse.
panoc, bar 2sren / og iteger Den 10
eaer 10 0tinuter. Zen iioIte Gel al
Stegninaen bar man 9oaa oper.
Ian folSer ina Cmpleten iommen,
og Ierpercr. ben itrafS paa ct pornt
SOB. Siaapet paa benne Waabe err
Den meget goo til SrufoIt eler 9f.
tens, meo Smsrebrso til. Mnn fan
uoelabe Sfinfe, eIer geriiae, oa BE.
beren og iiteoet bare A SpiIeifeer
suffer | og iaa ipiie SmeleteH iom
Seiert, meb roo. Guuce til.
Decorah-posten., 1903-10-09
Syffelis Wano.

Superior Sioenoe" ifriper ira
Duluth: Ole aoppang, iom unber
9apnet Gam Berg iibIte llge / Ret.
ten blep frifienot for ben moo bnm
retteoe anflage for Rorb / anoen
@rab, er, iom enbper fan f%oritna, er
meget lpffeligt Wenneife. s oenne
Sorbinoelie ifplber hi at oplpie, at
Geiultatet al nGpnte Sorbsr iano'
ipnliepis piloe bope pGret belt on.
oerleoes, ON life Baitor q. 9.
5bpebt peb ben orif.lutberIfe airfe
paa lite ape. git os 3oie ct. bapoe
beisst 9utten | SRngilet og iat JIG !
Spibien for at fire BAN ct orbent-
Zig Soripar for 9omitolen gt
,peo paa 5orbaaro, at BaItoren life
ipnes ON, at pi npuner bette; men
oct fan life eobt biGlpes; ban moa
u~noifplSe. Der berettes ioa me9et |
glaoene ON tiff moSiatte SonbIin.
ger baabe al Rreiter oe andre, at pi
bar aiort oct til en- Hegel Of nGpne
liot ON oct gobe, iom uSrettes.
Decorah-posten., 1903-10-09
DR.. Noes ifanSinapiiRc
Heron Lake, Mimi.

On prGstis 5000 Spsuius i en- puoie
Garf mso Que Sluas BeIpEmmeliabeoer,
iUm huess q Dc bsoits S0ipitaler. X-Ray
giaitiHsr. Raitnsr iOm irsmbrtHger rem
Sieloluit pS fplosr SGrelierne ocrmeS.
8eoite Rorite 9ottprer oa SnaepleterIter.
S~mipFintngerne rimclise. Si mpolaler 9ds
tieuter lioeuoe al ale Sla9s Spgoomme,
uHota9eH imiticmms. Bort Soipttdl er urr
SuurttUu al Smabo' % WtlnduIssbdntn
laHit gigc Stous Stuleu I'll pcrpu gafc.
Sub E~vInsHtug aipes paa ROrit peo Sgn'
rsuosiis III
Anton j. Moe, NJ. ID.
Decorah-posten., 1903-10-09

81, tom bruaer "@arious',. sr Be bsbfs gsnRsr Of
@arlano Stppes o. Raasts.
Decorah-posten., 1903-10-09

Sing alporligt, men oct fon ri let
iinoe os |, mar ri bore bar Dor Dior.
ifdb, ielu ON Den, raar ali taees
getraetnins, bliper liSt fpitbar.
Decorah-posten., 1903-10-09
!Spur Spbt ifal @res plsies?

On bette er ser life IiSen DE.
u~ingSiOrIfieI. Gnfelte plster iua
opbt ion 6 iii 7 Sommer og ioripa.
rers bette meo at paoitoo, at man ga
isrit fan faa uof los Mtid0 oporbei.
Oct til at planie t. @i tror, oette CT
eli 6eiItneelie, 6a oct meoferer bonr.
bere SIib pau baaSe Setter % REQ.
ifnber uben tilioorenoc @oon. DEL.
lem 3 til 4 Sommer er | almin0elip.
beb orbit moi, bnao man iad emo bill
BRUCE I9eren til. Or Sornen meo
@rpsrobeu raaonet, iom ben 6sr
bare, imilbres ben let unber Sarp
90 ailtipator. Ioar man plsier
iaooan geer onben Gang, fan BIO.
gen gaa en- Somme opbere, % iaoIe.
bes for bier Sang Itot opbere emo
Garet forub, iu6til Sioeu for np
Srbioaniug er fommeu buffet fam
bore Iieefro ire I'll Ter Iar, efter icm
BET fan fnlbe fig, ifslae oct SpItem
al 8ereIbrug, man bar laaet mo
pau.
8aa oene IdaSe uSnpttes ale
Dele al SorSbun6en til itsrIte Sub.
~tommenbeo.