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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1904-12-20
The sE,LEor1oN OF 4 FAnn,

While all of the soil Of the west and
northwest was when first broken up
for cultivation well supplied with fer
tile constituents, 1t 10 not SO today.
Forty years Of cropping have made
vast difference In the value Of farms.
Some soils have worn better thau 9th
ers. The light soils with gravel SUBJ
soils along the river, the gravelIy hills,
the acutely rolling clay lands, once
ttmbered, all show the effect OF wear
and tear resulting from continued
cropping and erosion by the elements.
It may be said that this class Of landa
will not with average cultivation pro-
duce one-half the crop Of thirty or for
ty years ago. In buying or even in
the matter OF renting not sufficient ~
tention is paid to this fact. We do nc.
think that we overstate the case when
we say that such land is really not
worth one-half as much as land that
is rich, fertile and unworn. AS be-
tween such farm and one regarded as
wet we should choose the latter every
time, for it Is easier and will cost less
to drain fertile soil than restore fer
tility to semibarren one. It is q
curious fact that In fixing the value Of
land no attention seems to be paid to
this very vital and important matter,
the wornout river farm commanding as
much as and often more per acre than
the black prairie land of the plateaus
between the streams. This fact should
be considered carefully by every would
be purchaser and renter Of land, for 1t
means practically the difference be-
tween one and two tons Of hay to the
acre, twenty-five and fifty bushels Of
corn, twenty and forty bushels of oats
and one-half difference in the matter Of
pasturage.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1904-12-20

The hedge proposition as substi.
tute for wire fences Is, north Of lati-
tude IA at least, failure.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1904-12-20
CORN CANNERIEs.

The growing of sweet corn for the
canneries always tends to develop the
dairy interests of the locality where
grown. This combination is a great
soil renoyator and money maker and
not only benefits the land and the
farmer, but insures good wages for a
large number Of poor people unskilled
labor-who are able to earn quite a
nice sum Of money during the canning
season. There is probably no safer
proposition for small country town
to tackle in the way of manufacturing
enterprises than sweet corn cannery.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1904-12-20

The Indians had it all fifteen years
ago. The products of the country were
rattlesnakes, buffalo grass and prairie
dogs. Last week two train loads Of
Oklahoma products. including corn,
wheat, broom corn, cotton, -four and
fruits, gayly decorated, were sent to
the east from Oklahoma for the pur-
pose Of advertising the resources of the
territory. Without doubt it is one of
the finest and most productive regions
Of the United States.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1904-12-20

The rapid increase in the number of
crows in the older settled portions of
the country is rather remarkable con-
sidering that they rarely raise more
than one brood In year and not many
in brood. They are doubtless very
long lived bird and seem possessed Of
native sagacity which enables them
to successfully outwit nearly every at
tempt, Of man to destroy them. They
are yearly becoming a greater pest
and during the past two seasons have
been making systematic raids on the
corn when it gets into the milk. The
best way to drive them out of locality
is to raid their roosting places at night.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1904-12-20

While in general way we all know
that llnseed oil is made from flaxseed,
not all know how it is done. The fax
is cleaned, ground into meal and then
subjected to heat of 800 degrees. 1t
is, then put under hydraulic press
and the oil extracted. The residue
forms the oil cake OF commerce. A
bushel of fax will make a trile over
two and one-half gallons Of oil and
give thirty eight pounds of oil cake.
AT the date this item Is written the
fax costs S1.15 per bushel, the OIL
brings II cents and the cake 4S cents.
1t costs Is cents to obtain these re-
suits, so that there is evidently more
money in growing the fax than there
Is in manufacturing cake and oil.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1904-12-20

If you have your name stamped upon
your rural mail box have 1t put on the
side where it may be seen by the pass
.erby. 1t is always pleasure to know
the name of the owner of good farm
and is species Of advertising which
may prove Of not little benefit to him
some time. II your farm is poorly cared
for and you feel ashamed Of it, keep
your name off the box, for that gives
advertising of another character.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1904-12-20

It has been mooted question for a
long time whether corn silage could be
probably used in the production Of
beef. A recent experiment at the Ten
nessee station shows that sixteen steers
fed period of $50 days with from
thirty to forty pounds Of silage each
and three and one-half pounds of cot
ton seed and corn cob meal made a
gain Of 337 pounds each, while another
lot fed on shredded corn fodder in
place of silage with the same grain
ration made gain Of 692 pounds.
These figures are large enough to In
vite serious doubt as to the correctness
Of the bulletin.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1904-12-20

A man of nerve does not feel hurt
uthen he is stepped on.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1904-12-20

There is mischief in this-the letting
of pretty little grapevine wind itself
gracefully and affectionately around
the trunk Of some valued tree in your
dooryard. Year by year it will reach
out, grow thrifty and strong and make
welcome arboreal shade, but it will
fix your tree, and in short time you
will lose both vine and tree. Woman
has been POLITICALLY likened to the
clinging vine on the tree, and with
some women it works just like the
vine and the tree
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1904-12-20

Mr.. Harrison lives near Darlington,
England. He farms 200 acres of land,
Of which 1876 acres are in grass. Dur
ing the past fifteen years his sole aim
has been to raise the very best cattle
possible, and so well has he succeeded
that during that time he has won sew
enty-three champion prizes, 942 first
prizes and 123 second prizes at the
British cattle shows. The money value
of these prizes has been S34,S60, while
the animals winning have been sold at
very long prices. The foregoing shows
what a man can do when he sets out
to do something.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1904-12-20

-Four years ago he was representa-
tive Of one of the largest railway sys-
TENS Of the west. He rode in Pull
man and got his meals in a dining car
most Of the time and drew salary Of
$4,000 per year. He had every chance
to go up still higher and was in line
for one Of those $4,000 places which
are always ready for the right man.
We met him one evening recently just
as he had borrowed quarter Of a
friend to secure some place to sleep for
the night. Whisky did 1t.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1904-12-20

Elevation in its effects upon plant
life corresponds very closely to lati-
tude. Here in the city of Quito, in
Ecuador, South America, located al
most on the equatorial line, but having
an elevation of $500 feet. it is insured
most delightful climate, one Of al
most perpetual spring, the extremes Of
temperature running from As to rs de-
grees, with mean temperature for the
year OF 60 degrees. An elevation of
1000 feet on the California mountains
entirely changes the kind Of fruits
which may be successfully grown. The
Wealthy apple grown in latitude Al de-
grees Is summer fruit. but when
grown in latitude A or As degrees be-
comes an ample which may be kept
through the winter with ease, Because
Of the elevation the finest apples arc
rhised In the Pecos valley, New Mex.
eco. under IN almost tropical sun. This
question of elevation is a most i'm
portant one for all growers Of fruit to
consider.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1904-12-20

The legislature Of the state of Maine
a year or SO ago appropriated the sum
Of $500 to be paid as bounty on porcu-
pine scalps, this little beast being sup
posed to do much injury to the pine
forests Of that state. The bounty was
to 25 cents per scalp. At the last re-
port the $500 was used up, and the
sum of $14 900 more was needed to pay
for the scalps. A county in western
state offered bounty on woodchuck
scalps and paid it until the bounties
paid ran into the thousands of dollars,
and it seemed as though the more
chucks there were destroyed the faster
they multiplied. The same thing has
been true where bounties were offered
for gopher scalps.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1904-12-20

The best things raised on the Ameri-
can farm may well be used by the
farmer who produces them-the best
milk, the richest cream, the incest pig,
the choicest fruit and freshest eggs.
In Europe the best things have to be
sold to pay rent and taxes, and the
farmer lives on what is left. 1t should
be particularly noted that khe Ameri-
can farmer never under any circum-
stances uses stale eggs. He always
sees to it that his town cousin wres-
ties with this problem.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1904-03-22
Firms THIEVES
Wholesale Stealing Estate Tim
Der Discovered in Wadena
County.

State Timber Inspector W. a.
sCassler returned last night from
a trip to the Finnish settlements
in northern Wadena county,
where he had been called in his
official capacity to Investigate the
stealing Of tim Der from state
lands. In the vicinity of Me-
nahga, Mr.. Cassler found the
settlers SHINING timber from
state school lands at a greatrate.
Nine thousand feet of logs were
confscated at a Menahga mill.
About a hundred cords Of wood
we're seized and unless all the
thefts are settled at once arrests
will follow.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1904-03-22
INVESTIGATING
|ner Henderson Further In.
Yestieates Tenstrike
Suicide Today.

equity Coroner Marcum who
Il to Tenstrike yesterday to
the remains Of VIM. Dett-
/, who suicided by hanging
he rearsof the Stechman hotel
Eday night, returned to the
yesterday afternoon and
mitted his report to Coroner
lderson. As a result there
be a further Investigation OF
suicide by DR.. Henderson to-
Some Of the circumstances
Eonnection with the banging
[e unusual and the investiga
/ is deemed necessary to salts
torily clear up the matter.
usual therg is very great deal
talk in s.5nnection with the
tier. Tie rope which Dett-
81 used in hanging was very
,rt and was fastened in a
newlasst peculiar way and this
lis to ugly rumors which the
iestigation will finally dispose
The body is held at Ten
ike pending the clearing up OF
circumstances in connection
th the affair.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1904-03-22
tioinq Into Stock.

D d Giltillan, "a Hubbar
bounty farmer living a few miles
touth of lsemidji. believes that
his section of the country offers
Inducements to the stock farmer.
Mr.. Gillian has over a hundred
kcres Of fairly good meadow land
Ind has gone to the southern
bart uf the state to buy young
battle, which he will fatten and
ship ~ 4 market, He does not
Zee any rvzxst,,f why cattle cannot
be 5 sasssssssEafiy raised at a profit
In talss cauatry as they are IN the
.sld4sr esssioras Of the stat. and
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1904-03-22
In Town From Kabek0na.

|Mr. and Mrs. B. Benedict are
the city from Kabekona today.
i. Benedict is an old timer in
lis section Of the state and was
II many years a resident Of Wa
Ina. He is at present deputy
biler inspector for the Sixth
strict and when -Beltrami
bunty was part Of the old
|ixth frequently visited this
|ty. Mr.. Benedict has not
listed Bemidii for some time
ntil today aud is very much sur,
|risedat the growth that the past
CIV years has Witnessed here.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1904-03-22
MAY Locate Here.

DIR. J. "A. T.. Walman. the eye
specialist is in the city on his
first regular visit to-day. DIR.
Walman is very favorably I'M
pressed with Bemidji and may
decide to locate here per nra-
nently. He expects to have his
headquarters here for a time at
least.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1904-03-22
Had No Hospital Ticket.

Martin Curley, a woodsman
who has been working in the log
ging camps of Irwin y O'Brien
at Tenstrike, applied to County
Commissioner Wright this morn.
ING for admittance to the. poor
farm. The man is suffering
from a bad case f1erysipelas
and his case is a very pitlable
one He was taken to the poor
farm this afternoon.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1904-03-22
Indians Make Tidy Sums.

A report of the February log
ging operations on the Chippewa
reservation, under the provisions
of the Morris law, has been made
by Observation-Disclosures. There
was collected for the benefit OF
the Indians from the logging
operations of the month tue sum
of Sl02, l24.3 81.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1904-03-22
zEzBsDaagzge

tire winters earnings and fire.
quently they are for sums over
5000. The average is better than
500. The men working in the
woods this winter were Of a type
different from the ordinary and
there was little running about
from one camp to another so that
they all leave the woods with a
tidy sum to their credit. q
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1904-03-22
House Cleaning Stunt.

The police department. is to
undertake a little house-cleaning
stunt on it's own hook this after
noon. During the past few days
a large number Of strangers Of
both sexes have drifted into the
city. The bunch will be
thoroughly gone over tonight and
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1904-03-22

all those who don't look good and
can t give satisfactory account
of themselves must look for.
greener fields and pastures new.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1904-03-22
Big Time Checks.

A large number Of time checks
are being cashed at both the
local banks at present. Most of
them represent a woodlands en-
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1904-03-22

urder iii the second degree
The law fixes the penalty at
isonm ent for life.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-11-22
2lt bveee fit Sano.

Spno lsnner fig life | Horge?
Spsrg SuSmanoen UNDER Spiter 9rs.
itegaoro | Sogn, Sr. SobameS
Stilpleboug, itri0ea | "SanomanOS.
poiten~. San piI iuare, at Oct life
blot Isuner fig at oprfe Soro; men
Of bet enoog lsmer iig ferit at bore
Den irem pan iiu 9}pg. San Dor ielo
aiort Oct. Get Ip0cr iom ct Niutel.
San begpnote meo at bp9ge lit
pesle Sus pna ct 9ers % bpaiIeO
"Spalberg" al 4rriten / Spiter. )
S9ffe og 9etier bar Dan Ssoro / Sor.
iGnfuingerne, bpor Sonoet boISt Jig
l9nait. Ser plauteoe ban 5rltgt.
traer og egeoe SorOrinsen omfriug
Dem, eiterbpert JONI De ooreoe. Gan
bar Stennoie | SGtfe ira Stogeu %
Sogflis ira SugbrrBene. Oct ifulOe
foite 80 Galer OF ida minerct bort
Den lter1te Sten ltoentor StneuGg.
gen. Ger par 8uicnocr andre.
9di bar BON orbei0et en- 9fanSSal.
Der pan BuSien, ION or blet til 1t
Tibet 1araois meo en- R9ngSe 5rltgt,
trGer on oesll6en Gsoning til en- SO.
6orbireiienoe itanOier sierne for at
iaa ie bette lille giOunoer. Mat set
itore 8ibnmber er, at Raroen og bans
tolrige SomiIie beIe SiSen bar Ieuet
al Rlnoien. 7et fourmer oerai tiger
ScbaHnes, at Oct lenner iig cper.
mmoe soot al 0grta Serb. ga, Oct
Isnner fig at opoprfe elbocr Stemir
! Suiter, paaitnnr bdu.
3enne SusmduO er inl66loos
"&erar" al SiuS, eHboa ban ingen
Gienoomsret for fla eIler fine bar til
ben SorO, ban ielO lnr ifnbt pan BET
inaiie Berg. Ra oen fife intqli.
genie oa teroittige 9tairo err Iige for.
neiet for oct. San bar bapt Soroel
ncf at VIa6ien, iiocr ban. os MI oil
ben bli aItior opr at fisbel
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-11-22

1888. g.: Gil Sc 9ipe uogIe SpIpss
ninscr ON Sorcneoe Stnters aouiuIdts
t~ieueite. Artnuet at SCHUYLER, Cen oip. ?
spar: &c 5prsneSe stater bar ON
trent 800 esentlisr Suuiulateri be iieite
Of BEN CT minSre stiniuser. aae aun.
iulater i~prterer oirefte unocr Statsoes
purtcmeutet, bppr en- i9ritiit Snnfttos
nGr, Gbcfeu for Suuinlarburenuet, bar
9iIisu meb bisie Gmbeber. Saus esu
or S2,100. Gpuiuidtembeoerne CT iuoa
bette | Here @raoer cner 9lusier. lite
2lasies Gmbebsm9ub er Generalfuuius
lerne, giee Observation-Disclosures % De-
putp General fpniulerne; bercfter bar ui
9pniulerne, 8iets 9pninlerue ps Sepntps
9pninlerne % enbeiig 2urinlaragcuters
ne. gae bisfe S~nnftipnGrer CT BOG
e~scntIis at betraste fum apniuler. Ter
er usiaa [ Standardization Gouinlarbes
tieute eller Glerts, Sr~ausIatprer % Wsur-
ibaler. Salt CT Der Al 8eneraItoninia-
ter, bnpruf Der | &eselen or ct for bpert
2ano. Observation-Disclosures CT | bet tore
% belle nor ina utilfrGffelise. @encral'
fpniulerne | Supauna % Berlin faar
$4,000 hper; Disqualification ! Ntben
$500 % @eneralfpuiuIsn | gofnboma
$4,000. Ter or ueiaa cit Del andre,
ipm erbplSer rimelis 2pn, mcu be heftc
maa nsie va meo Salerer pau unoer
$1,000. 5lere SoninIarnaenter bar in
aen anocn Snbt9st eno Spprtler % ~
aer ut Grbperp | en- eler anoen Sprrets
nina. Ter CT aouinlarasenter, Tom life
tienrr upcr en- Dollar ON 3asen; nusIc
bar en- SnbtGst al omtriHs ct SnnbreSe
Collars pr. aar, % IN Suniuiaraaeut |
Rericp bar orrpet bet Ill at tjene A Sola
lars ON anrct AZ 1T Gmbeoe. I ben iea
mere lib er Der aiurt nhftiaist for at
fprbebre ppr apniuiaitieneitc, % bet cr
piit bpiit paafrGpet. Scr ct Bar Var r.
ben 1T fiere a~puinlcr I'm ebn betpbeIis
furbsict, us andre ituar for Sur. I bet
belle er bet ben aiminneItse @seuins nm
for 5ieen, at OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
bsr bebanbIes subt, oa be tan ubrette
meset for Repubiitens iioeuriasbauocI.
Nnbre 2anoe lsuner BOG fremoeles fine
9pniuler fprbulospis Iunst bebre eub bet
risc antertta.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-11-22
Griarins ben beSite aaremeitcr.

B"Soo mig beoe ale eoerS 2uiere
al Dc IPrer fine gsrn. iiGroeIesbei
fine Sstre. bporleoes De ifai brua
Tenge, bporIeoes oe ifaI ipure pal
Dem. 9 bporleoes De ifoI isre 9ot
puer bem.
Seq baubc in9en iaoSon @elrrelie
ba ie9 Dor Fise. Seq bapoe aIoril
Eense mellem Spnoerne. mStoae,
Ell cnfeIt Sang. mar ieg fit fem eIel
ii 9euts al fisbe aanoiSiuffer for 81,
Ter nnore Slifferier; Serior IGrtt
iea aloria oeii rettc 9riig al Geuge
Zen naturliae 6slge bar. al ga iel
tit Germe ar raoSe oper mine
eare os icnere ben, min Non6s iii
SitSbrilg hrnoe ieg iittet 9eureb
on, boorIeocs sc beoit ifltISe aupen,
6es.
Gn Smn. Tom par berelnet poa al
ifilIle itrpffe til for Irngere Sib, fore
fom mig | SeapnSeIien ot nGre mo.
tsmmeIia itor, o. lea soiIeoe Den bort
uoen Elan eler Omtoufe, inotil Sen
bar opbrlgt o. lea bupoe Reuninaer
eIler andre rSSpcnSiac ltolGp at
ionre FOR. 90 ie funoe iIct life
fao Su0tppt o. llSaiit til at bdIon,
cerc, itipnt lea iorisgte ocrpoa "nieN
Suorer."
0ette blep naturli0ptS en- oeSoo.
reioc Iaridg til SortgrucIie Tor min
Mon0, iutu nar megct nsinatia %
ipItematiit. oa set poINte oS bca1c
mango uIptfeIiqe inner.
Sep inoioa. at ban boooe iuEoitrr.
Dig Het Seri at nlle SltSboIbntnaS.
otliggenber o. alt p~eorsrenoe Ec,ae.
lpolng buroe orornS poo Ell itreul
II rretninasbuis; men oct bar finn
element bitre % ~beoreueIige erfn'
ringer, at lea lprte. bDro Ger burbe
ppret iuppreutct mig, ira lea par
Seq bar lat mia for. at set ifal
min 3atter ttIeoSe. bpoo ie1
at g%iememaaa. Seq la0sr
benSe meo regeImpSiige Nellemrum
en- bis Slm at itpre meb. lioet
at beapnoe meO, men iterre efteriom
bun purer til, JON bun moa gierc
for OF isre Boo ouer, Sen.
pes 9ogisrieI mnoerisaeS % boIan'
,ereS buer llge, % bette gtuer Gnleo.
til at %eieiuemeoo bpert cnfeIt
% at ponpe9e, boilfe bar pie
% billie unr toobelige etc.
Ser err ser iooIeSeS Nnleoning til.
at inoprente | Den ungeS Sino. buao
Der er | Yeuge, % bporIeoeS
be rettelig Dor BRIGGS. 0enre 2Tr.
bonn err iea iifter pno oil biplpe beuor
'eitere ben til at ituouno mango al bei
Seilgreb, iom ieg bar be9noet, oa oe
8ierporoigbeoer iom oiSie bar paa.
isrt mig % mine" Otter elm.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-11-22

1887. Sp.: u. flyer, at en- RGno Tan
"prope op" fit Spmeitenb efter IA Raas
neSer peo at betale $1.25 pr. Iere, noar
ban er / @eiiSoeIie at tit fsrite Saptr,
ubeu at pGre fuIb 8oreer al &anoet. y.
Tiger, at iu9eu fan probe op" tit 2ano
elIer faa Sfisoe af R%egieringen, lIoen at
ban er fulo 8orgcr al 2anoet
spur: Gn N,ano fan 'prpue up"
men gense eitrr IA Naanebers Spbulh
paa 2anbet, naar ban bar TT fgrite Ba'
pir (bar erflrret fem Tin SenFst at
bile bIinr gurser), men ban ntaa pGrc
fuIb Surser (bape uStoBet ut enSelise
Sprsrrpupir), fsr ban tan prove up"
nnber ben a~lminbtltsc SpmeitcaSlpp efs
ter 5 liars Spbulo paa 2anbet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-11-22

@ntcu on itoar, gaar eaer iioScr,
ioa loo 9rpitet pGre irit. &c til al
itDrte oct peo ~paSieroe 9eppgeIicr.
ll0oio Srrgerne peO bpppie at toac
opbe aonoeorag % boIo 9rpitet
ircm, men beand life 6en Sell, at OH
poa iannue Si0 Isiter SmLbrene pp.
9rpitet ifuIee alto p9re uler irem.
ifrrbt emo D1opeu.
SunO Ssoe, rent gmto, friif 2uft.
rpIig Sepu, Solifin og 2egems6epG.
geIie er RntlreHs @otemioler. &c
bolSer 2esemet fraftigt oa iunot %
bar itsrre belbreoenoe Sn0ilpoeIic
paa Ct ipgeligt 2e9cne emo ole 2p.
gems EiGer o. apotheferats Siuftur.
De er NotureltS Si9lpemioIer ira
SSicn iii 6ooiaoler.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-11-22

1895. Sp.: San en- Ser'on taa NJ
gpraerpapir, uaar ban bar pGret bertils
fauos / fem Aar. men life Tan fnlotonts
men euaelif. q. Tiger, at ban ma iunS
ne tale goot. o. flyer, at ban NC bad'
DC hume tale % leie bet. 3. tiger, at ban
mna bdabe hume tale. lRie o8 ltrtoe Oct.
Sncm bar 8et?
2. Spao toiter 8~orgerpdpiret?
Gpar: 4. 8aa Spsrssmaalet: Spein
Fan blipe naturaliieret? iparebe Hatnra'
Iiia~tiunslupen pmtreut iaaieoes: GH
pcuIiafiuDet f~tSirnbiua, ium er en- frt,
bpib Nlanb o. bar ertleret iom i'm Sen'
fat at blipe natnraliieret 90 | be tiofe D
aar fsr aniBgffnsen bar pGret bolat I
be asureneSe Stater % I ct liar ! ben
stat eler bet SerrttDrium, boor ben
Met bplbes, til bpilfeu han bar inolepes
ret lin auisgnins pm gprserret. Gan
maa enbpioere | benne gib BABE pitt fg
al pore Of apn mtpralf Sarnfter % at
bplbe be grinriper, Der CT neblaste ! be
1ur. staters apnititntion. 5pr at Hire
fia gpraerIlab maa man utino't to Var
fsr lin anisgnius nrrpm for ct "opnrt
of Recurb" bape erflGret, at bet or ems
erlise Senist at blipe Sorser, % at
mar pil ppsipe 1T enthusiastically I'll
ben ubeuianbite Sprite caer Stat, bptS
ilnberjaat man paa ben gio bar. TN
1aanb meb bisie JDrubietninser Tan blt'
be gprser at 2arbet.
2. On Dollars $cuge.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-11-22

1854. Quest: n firm has an age'u
here selling trees and SEEDS. I ordered
some oab 6ront this agent ashe had a
sample @sonfe ve,y fine cats. signed
HE slip that tie agents afpays haze.
No5c wHen this oats came, IL uas not as
good as tie sample shoavn BY The agent.
LTD NOT take the oafS. and the agent
said he 7goHM KEEP ii himself NoaV M.
eombany 5D,ites me that DiH haze 10
pay for This oaks, as thy havea contract
signed BY me-. If do net 7vanf 10 pay
for ii willngI they wiHhand IL 70 an
aktOyney. Can I6e made 10 paytor sam
eats, ayhen I haze aevey taken same, and
also haze proofs TO this fleet?
Ans: We should advise you to consult
a local attorney in a case of this kind.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-11-22

1888. Gp.: Spab ital iss eiere. eler
bpor ifaI ice benDenSe mig for at faa
uotaget ct Ratent?
Spar: &c tan bcnpenbe lem bic
refte til gnteutfontoret (sloresfe: II. 2.
Commissioner Of Hntents. @%aibinstun,
.. g. eaer til en- Eateutuoputaf.