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The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1904-06-11

Cut a long, thin silver Of quill,
sharpen one end to fine point and
fasten the other end to the free end of
the stick with glue or sealing wax.
Cut a broader strip Of quill, some
thing longer than the cork. Pin one
end of it to the bottom Of the cork, and
bend it so that you can insert the other
end into the groove under the button.
Blacken card in a candle fame
Now you are ready to take your
friends pulse autograph. The pa
tent" rests his or her wrist on the cork
so that the button presses the spot
where the pulse is felt. Hold the card
upright on it's edge and draw it along
slowly and steadily, keeping it in con-
tact with the point Of the quill. The
point will trace on the blackened card
white wavy line, which is the record
of the pulse beats, greatly magnifed,
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1904-06-11
Merely Waiting.

A Northern man who was travelling
through the South, says the New York
Times, saw darkey under a tree by
the roadside ON the edge Of a field of
corn. The negro was gazing lazily up
through the branches, unmindful Of a
hoe which lay by his side, and Of the
weeds which grew luxuriantly In the
corn field.
"What are you doingT asked the
Northern man.
"Ah'm out heah to hoe dat cOhn'"
replied the darby.
..Then what are you doing under the
tree?" persisted the traveller. REST
ing?"
mo, sab, Ah'm not resting" was the
drawled-out answer. "Ah'm not daheo
Ah'm waitin' faw the sun to 80 down
so All kin quit wuk."
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1904-06-11

Mr.. Greene, who was born at west
chester, went to the West when a boy
of II and became soon afterward
government contractor in Colorado and
Kansas. Then he tried his hand at
mining. Going to Arizona ne pros
pected with variable success in the
neighborhood of Prescott. Then he
farmed a while in the San Pedro val
ley in Arizona, at the same time ac-
curing and operating mines In vari-
GUS parts of the Territory. He was
successful as a rancher and cattle
raiser and his rancho embraced 1000
acres. His activity led him to embark
in various enterprises. but his greatest
success was acquired when some ten
years ago he secured control of the La
Cananea copper mines In Mexico
Years of litigation followed In the
courts and five years ago he organized
the Greene Consolidated Copper Com
pany, At that time the stock was
worth only % cents a share, but 1t
soon commenced to soar, reaching
within two years 500. BY tnls happy
strike Mr.. Greene found himself a mil
lionaire many times over.
Mr.. Greene has wide reputation as
an Indian fighter and, in the SOs, he
organized and led several volunteer
forces against the Apaches Of Arizona
He is noted for his democratic ways
and his charities.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1904-06-11
RAILROADS OF JAVA.
They Are Mostly Narrow.Gauge and
Trains Do Not Rum Nights.

They Are Mostly Narrow-Gauxe and
Trains Do Not Rum Nights,
Jonkheer F. van Benthen van den
Bergh, a civil engineer from The
Hague, in Holland, arrived here re-
Gently and is staying at the Hoffman
House, says the New York Tribune.
Mr.. Van den Bergh is a graduate of
Lehigh University, of the class of '95.
Since his college career ended he has
had five years service in the engineer
corps of the railroads Of Java. 1.-THE
railroads of Java" said he, "are all
narrow gauge, with the single excep-
ton Of the road crossing the island
from Batavia on the west coast to
Soerabaya ON the east. The roads are
Of much lighter construction than
those in the United States-ighter
rails and less ballast, and both cars
and engines are Of much smaller type.
The trains on Java railroads never
run at night. The Javanese are not
as careful operators as Americans, and
trainmen might be expected to go to
invite disaster.
1.-THE trip from Batavia to Soera-
baya, altogether in daylight, takes two
days. These two cities, which have
probably 100000 population, each, are
we'll built. They have splendid streets
and both the homes and business
houses are of attractive and substan-
tial character. Java is famous for her
excellent roads. The climate Of Java
Is delightful, especially on the more
elevated volcanic lands. OF course, at
the sea coast and in the lowlands 1t is
very hot and less healthful. Where
the surface of the country Is Of vol
canic formation the soil Is porous, and
as soon as the sun goes down 1t coofs,
as it may not be expected to do where
| the surface is more compact The gov
eminent of Java Is model OF ef1cten'
CIV and a child could go, night or day,
the length or breadth of the country
in perfect safety. The only objection
to the country is the peaceful condi'
tons. that amount to dizziness, without
advertisement. Since coffee-growing has
been so developed in Brazil. 1t has
ceased to be profitable crop In Java
and for the last eight or nine years II
has been unimportant. Sugar and to
bacco are now the chief products, and
the high lands on which coffee former
" yielded handsome profits are aban
| doned."
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1904-06-11
the SPHYGMOGRAPH.

Physicians have always devoted a
great deal Of attention to the study of
the pulse because it's force, rapidity
and regularity or irregularity tell a
great deal about the patients condi-
ton.
An experienced doctor can read the
pulse pretty well by merely pressing
his finger on the patients wrist, but
something more than this Is needed
for a thorough study Of the pulse. For
this purpose an instrument has been
invented by the aid Of which the pulse
"a made to leave a record of its vibra-
tions on a strip Of paper, 80 that they
can he studied at leisure and compared
with other pulse tracings made in the
same way.
You can make pulse tracings at the
cost Of a very little labor, and mate
rails not worth two cents, which you
can find in the house. These materials
are nothing but good-sized cork,
little stick like match stick, a shoe
button, a card, a quill toothpick Oh
Quill pen and two pins.
In the top Of the cork cut out
square groove or furrow a little widel
and deeper than the shoe button. Whit
lie down one end Of the stick and f.
the eve of the shoe button on 1t. Place
This end Of the stick in the groove ant
thrust a pin through the stick and thu
cork on both sides so that the stick cal
turn on the pins. like a pump handle
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1904-06-11
THE PULSE WRITING THE AUTOGRAPH.

because the pulse acts on the short
arm Of the match and quill lever, and
the record is written by the long arm
The bent quill under the button acts
as a spring and raises the button each
time 1t is pushed down by throb Of
the pulse.
These pulse tracings vary with the
age and health Of the person making
them, and are, therefore, as have
said, a sort Of autograph.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1904-06-11

solidated Cope r
Company, an at
tempt upon whose
life was recently
made in New York
by James W. Good
man, at one time q
miner in Mexico.
Mr.. Greene's for
tune is estimated
at $3O,Ooo,OOO, all
Of which has been
acquired during the
loot fnw vp9rS
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1904-06-11

One of the most remarkable the Field Marshal Marquis
Antonio
direction the land forces of the Mdo
with Russia
Vaiouy
Grant Of the Napoleon conflicts Mkdo
and
military the II he
the possible
legions o
which
the placing Of the present Mkado Mutuhito the throne
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1904-06-11
His Only Request,

The japanese General-What's this?
An envoy from the Emperor Of Korea
What does he want2
The Envoy-Most noble and illustri-
GUS commander, my imperial master di-
reefs me to ask you If you won't do
your fighting a little farther up the
alley.-Cleveland Plain Dealer.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1904-06-11
Family Prayers

A
custom of holding family prayers was
,norn common In American families
chan II Is to-day, a certain Mr.. Win
tbron man of sturdy Christian prin-
cinles, took his family to Europe for
a summer Of pleasure.
There were in the family, besides the
father and mother, several young sons
and daughters, all of an age to appre-
cjate and enjoy their first visit to the
Old World. They were energetic
Young people, eager to see everything
that was to be seen, and the summer
davs were all too short for them.
Moreover, to their dismay, their ia
ther insisted upon having family pray
ers every morning in Europe just as
he had been accustomed to have them
In America.
The girls were embarrassed. No
other travellers whom they had met
had family prayers. They wished
their father would be like other people.
The boys grumbled about the loss Of
time when there were 80 many things
to do. But obedience was'a habit in
the family, and not once during that
delightful and long-remembered sum
mer did member of the family abb
sent himself from prayers.
In Paris they had private sitting
room into which their bedrooms open
ed; and the girls were made uncom-
Portable by the fact that one other
persona woman whose name they
did not know, and whom they had not
met-shared the privileges of the sit
ting-room with them. What If she
shoudy open her door some morning
and come in upon the kneeling fami-
y?
How mortified we should beg' said
the girls.
But the woman never opened her
door at that embarrassing moment,
nor, indeed, at any other time while
the family was present, although they
spent three weeks in Paris.
Half a dozen years later the Oldest
daughter was at "tea" in New York,
when a woman whose face was un-
familiar came up to her and said:
IF am not mistaken this is Miss
Winthrop"
YES" answered the girl, and added,
"but I am afraid do not recall your
name"
"You never knew my name" replied
the woman, "but your father once
saved me from making a great mis-
take in my life, and have always
hoped that might some day see him
and thank him. Will you thank him
for me2"
"Ye-es, willingly" assented the girl
and waited for further enlightenment
1T was in Paris" the woman con
unued. Il was all alone and in great
trouble; l had no one with whom tt
consult, and 1 was in desperate neet
OF help. A little more,-a step or two
and l should have ruined my life
every morning your father prayed IL
the sltting-room. He prayed for thu
strangers far away from home, fol
the tempted ones, the lonely ones-h'
prayed for me. And his prayers gav'
me strength to resist my temptation
Your father saved my life."
You were the lady who shared tn
sittlng-room with us! gasped the girl
And we were always so afraid yol
would come in and find us on on
knees"
H. too, was on my knees" the won
an answered, ION my knees behind m,
closed door."-Youth's Companion. :
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1904-06-11
One Day at a Time.


One day at time! That's all it can be;
NO faster than that is the hardest fate;
ana days have their limits, however we
oesln them too early and stretch them,
late.
one day at time! Every heart that
aches
Knows only too well how long that
can seem;
Out its never to-day which the spirit
breaks;
Its the darkened future without a
CLEAN.
0re Gay at time! A burden too great
10 be borne for two can be borne by
one;
VINO knows what will enter to-morrow's
gate?
While yet We are speaking all may be
done.
0I W, Gay at time!-but a single day
Whatever Its load, whatever its length,
anu ~ there's bit of Scripture to say
mat according to each shall be his
strength.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1904-06-11
He Hoped Not.

"Do YOU believe that there's nothing
new under the sum-
"Wel, I hope my wife didn't pay
that $50 for an old bonnet"-Oerois
Free Press
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1904-06-11

Here is a very good argument
against boarding: Too much excite
ment results, and nerve force Is vast
ed, when three vegetables are served
instead Of two.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1904-06-11
A NOTED COPPER KING.

Millionaire William c. Greene Fought
the Apaches of Arizona.
One Of the successful men whom
the West has developed is William G.
Greene, President Of the Greene Con-
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1904-06-11
Retween Friends.

Him-she is what call remark
ably brilliant woman.
Her-Oh, 1 don't know; 1t doesn'c
take much to dazzle you.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1904-06-11

When a girl isn't good-looking, her
true friends blame 1t on the milliner
and dressmaker.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1904-06-11

A fool refuses a paying JOB to7oaS
hocanse he has q trankless one for To-
morrow
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1904-06-11
All that Was Left of the n,ble.

gathering Of several ministers
n ~St monday one Of them, who is op-
,," 10 the so-called higher crid-
"S ,,n told the following story:
one day a member Of a certain
SVuren' who had listened attentively
rsa I'VE years to the preaching of his
rSS'Cr' took to the divine his bible,
Wy "uen was truly a sight to behold,
wan whole books clipped out here or q
~ usage gone there. Indeed, between
VI" covers there was little else left but
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-03-11
Mdrcuni.S bcSr.

Ter cr mur0c ToreiperQiIcr at.
9noenor oPnrc SpcSciort. gnfeItc.
ION bar forir1t SEN roicr sen meoct.
Ncttc or "a bcIit / Sc pritIiae GcIc al
SHnoet, hoor Rcan or megrt ipnriomt.
Ger. ioor @teacruc bar inSrcttct 1T
No'tincri i%1nIcoe&. at Sc fan male
Den rtQtiAt, p%aoitonr SET, at WeIct cr
ltac'No Qoot iom al onorn SbcSc,
"a ser or forholoSbiS ioo WcTrr.
ION enHnn Cr idnleNrS inSrcttrSc, oo
On Der 'om GcIae Scruf er IiSrn O..
t%cr'perN'cL ioo fer hi at set floocitc
er Ittc At bciottc iig mcb Rnrnroni.
@Qfoc mcomiubrC man FAR iifrrt fla
SolN for Hcr cIIcr oQion at man icIn
Tan bruce Ncn ION 1pNc for line Sl,s.
onr. til huilfet iibitc Sen cr nSnrrrfrt
Get menc2 at bCnnc SneSr hor q,
ltor FrcmtiN tor ia. men belft bare
Der. hpor Ben dIninStIigc SpeSe life
No0t f0u npIc&.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-03-11
"6icr eoot"
60 ipicr life Spra til.

Seq er Ell eammeI 8binoe 90
bar brltgt &ofie belle nit Sip inotil
tor ct Hor itben, ba fonot lea en-
Grif, 'iom gisr gobt % ieier inaell
Sora til.
- mango aar bar iea pIaact al
6oritoppcIie. Wapeimertcr, Sspn.
Is&9eb o8 iorifieaise andre Snber,
o8 ifient jeg itaois Dor ootterct,
fanht iea BOG .ingen Sinoring.
Seq bar nItio p9ret Ell baaro ar.
beioer meo mcget at tage Bare puo
% ofte islte ieg ON Rorseuen al.
bele& u6uptig til at b~aretage nit
oaeIiae Soero. Seq funbe Oa tage
ell 600, iterf Sop aaffe, iom icg
bolbt me9ct al. % ga for TO, ire 81.
mter eiterpaa iele ioa fpif, oplipet og
itemt til en ian hsi Zone, at iea finn.
DC iorcto9c n9iten buao set ifuIoe
uGre: Wen omirent aloffen If be.
gpnote RCaftiOnen, % Den Iag6e mig
paa Soiocn til 0iiooug. Seq flm6C
ga tdgC Ell Sop &c ior at boloe mig
oppe ON Gftermipoagen. Gan Den
Naobe off set | Here Aar, % oct er
ct tort timber, at lea life falbt al.
beleS inmmen. Seq mao bdne bapt
Ell goS a%onitttution. Iii bper Waa.
lIeb bleu lea libt barre.
SiIiinit o. meset mobitrGbeube
blep iea tpntgen til Den Sperbepis.
ming. at set par Safe, Tom por Den
iornemite aaridg til mine mango
BIaaer. Ncg mSerisste Sogeu nei.
datig. iIutteSe meo aafie ca begpnbtc
@rugen al oct npSelige Eoitim. PIT
bette bar Eli tIos Soronoring ciite liz
mart / en- p~aaiaIoenSc 6orbesrins al
min SeIbreo.
Chen ben lib bar ieg brigt 20.
ituun. lea bar fife mn Den iinotitr.
liac S~eierSitoltbeb meo ben poaisi.
eenoe Meaftion, on Srorsen til
StinulIonS bar iorInot mig. iea er
M iterf % ito belle Sioen." Gop.
net gipet az Eoittm Go, Battle
Greet. Mid'.
&c i bper Safe eiter oen befienoie
lille 9Oa, "Sbe Roao to @elpiae".
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-03-11
Gait ON S%ilippinerne.

$ @ilaoelpbia beitaar en- presbp.
terionlf 5orening, % ben 29oe Sc
bruar bolot ben i'm 15oe aarsieit
horticultural Saa, bpor DER bar o9f'
fet Tor 450 9eroner. arigsminiitel
Saft bar oen fornemite 5aler, %
bans Sb9na bar: Get gpbe, ION
De proteitantiife @isiioner gisr oq
fan gisre paa 8ilippinerne". Sar
bar blepen bebngelig o%perraifet, Jag
De ban, neo at iinoe, at man | Incri,
ia bauoe iat iig inc / oct religieie
SpergsmaaI ,paa 6iIippinerne oG
Ioa Oct fra ct Iiberalt S~tanopunft.
Meteorological freezer" ptrebe ban,
at ri erfieneer Ben 8ielo, bpori ri
ltaar til Mltnfene % De andre fotbol.
lie Breiter, ioet De bar gipet De 8or.
eneoe Stoter eft friiteligt Mtuteriale.
booraf ri tan gisre ct i~elpitpreroc
Soft"
ari9sminiiteren 9ao Ell fort llo.
iigt ooer GerneS religisie Siitorie pg
ilotalte, at Sioell life bar modem for
BroIelDtmaaeri. San mente, at oe
proteitontiife Soprhtno funoe gisre
mere goot ueo at ienoe genge for at
Soipitaler. SfoIer. airfer og
fremfpr oft pes at ienbe greIter al
en- hsi moralif aardfter. Ser funbe
ticne De inbfsSte til Wsnitcr. 90
Erocent al 9efolfningen Ieoer | inf
l~tOioerbeb, oa inben Senne operppl.
oenSe Slerbeb gblioer mere opln't,
fan Ser life bore Gale ON Selpitnre.
6ilipino'ernes ~ltpiSenbeo," iooSe
ban, "er frpatefte." SorplSre Iaoer
oftc tine npisote 9srn So. for6i Sc
life f%oritnor at Itede Sen. Bres6ute.
rianerne % andre Samfuno burbe
Ienoe iaa mailge 8enge iom mulia
til 2erne. Der er intet Stun for re.
ligieie Stribi9beoer; men ale bltrbe
nrbeioe iotnnten for at Isfte Sc inb.
febte op og aipe Sem en- Civilization,
Tom De ion boarot trpnger.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-03-11
Spclti rHcr Ginncr.

N~nne Nornort bIiucr NOT frcmSc,
jrs tleuot mocr Nloucr SpcIt5, ltna.
lei Set CT bcticuot ior ouc. iou for.
i111r III o}rpoa at SEN. iom SprfcS
Atr %ouH't cr ~ bur0c faI6eS Enr.
lltr. = Tlrrhcocn raaSer. ian fonr
nj oJ'1o BRUCE Croct Spclt5. Get cr
.,t' &c, IrHlc. iiNcn Sen blcp oIrniu.
nc,'l tIcrNt ~ Nuytct hos oS. 5crrr
STo1rt inNiertc@ oyrinSclio / Sc prit.
.r2c Stdt'r. iorOi Sen bcSre frnSr
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-03-11
Farmer. Huset og Haven

balm fan poIoe Sortreo, nnar Den al.
pes til Seite, oe bpis SaIm al SpeIi5
er Iigeoan eler maaife prrre, 3, hsr
Den life bruges paa oenne Wocae.
Neaem 21a til 3 giibel pr. slere or
pasienbe tpft at iaa. Gen er lettcrc
at bsite, oa Den itaor, bnor SABRE os
gpg er uoiat for at Iegses nro al
8inb OF 8eir.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-03-11
ia rtttrn ng 4npen.
esSiessst q, en- sra,nH Sarpss
en biaia Miitbrnf.

Is Widngel az en- DfrfbPnf pod
sSarmen nsoes man til enten at bare
iornben @rsntiager I'll Iauat no poa
SommereH eller ogiao at fisbe bisie
ira 9uen / opre CONNIE. Mleo libt
arbciSr og mbetpoelig Smfoitning
fan bette rnooeS BOO pna, naor man
pc0, bporIeoeS Gingen ifal eribeS an.
@ala al Steo for InIRgget er oct
Ierite, iom maa nigjsres. Oct bsr
pGre ct StC0, Tom bploer MOP Spo
"a Gr beifpttct for foloe SinSe ira
RorO % Srit. 9eli9gsnbeoen Dor
pGre iuaOan at SoQpiet fan baoe fri
Abaana belle Gaaeu. SCR Der aaoeS
oihcrc, ian er oct beOit at mnSerigge,
ON Der life er nogle gamle 8in6uer,
ION tan brIaeS for ben paot9nftc
RiitbGnf. Spi8 Der life ifrtI6e itn'
hc$ nogen iom er iat tilIi0e, ian CT
Ser Dos DC fleite 5nrmerc Stormpirt'
oIier. Der rloen 6arc cller Sfa6e fan
arocnocs til bette 9riia nogle Tiger.
Hnnr bette er aiort, fan WiitbpnfenS
Stsrrelie let beitemmps; tbi Den maa
paste I'll Stsrrclien al oct @IaS, man
bar at oGffe ouer me6., RGit mnn
tlnoes tilrctte nogle 8or0inmper, al
bpilfc 6en cgCntIiQegGnf ipigreS lam.
men iom en- aaeie. Zen suerite Gn6e
al HaSieu bsr bare rto9et bsiere.
9ette fan let aisrcS neo at ipobe SSor.
Den ira Sen neore GHoe og fate Sen
op I'll Den eurc. NnIogt iaaleoeS paa
fnor SoitrnoIPrnc Iar9t itsrre
Ma8t enc ON GnlGaget bar uIoeIes
iIaSt.
Dor at foo Den tilitrGffcligc Ssior
I aaSien, iaa aubefaleS. at en-
N%oropbning / SorOeu gisrcs pon set
SteS, buor NiitbGnfen ifal itna.
Euu Ben Woooc .aipeS Rum for ct
BAG al @isoiel ira Scitcitoloen Tom
rlao tronrpeS aoot ianmen oa barre
mint Ter Sommcr tpft, og ouenpda
bette ct Sag al beoitc oa iinpite Mno.
loro, ION er at inn.s 9ette 9oa fan
,9ioo pare Ell Ter til otto CONNER
utt.
Nanr ale oiSics 6o~rbercSeGer cr
Tan Blouttingcn ioreoau ON
Sor Cages Sio: tbi @jurinoen /
uehenunber, oa Solitrnu.
Ierne ira opclt pil bapc opuarIuet
Wltloen 'oapdS, at set pluntebe Srs
oil 'ptre oa bore hurtiat. EiIipr meb
NJ 'fnffe Den puSienSc 3uatiGbcS,
meo at toQc @loSiCt al oa lpaae
Oct pua iaieu / rettc lis Woraen "a
or noget, JON er ielpiaat. Ga.
lot % RP6ffcr fan nleppt tet GA tio.
ltgt trentbrinacS pnn Senne Wnn6e
lndoel Iont 9erter % 9nnI. NsOpeb.
Der, Sonlutorr oa andre Sopebprter,
Der bcbspcr ct longt GiOsrim ior at
llnd tilIO NtoocnbeO, fan iaule6eS tbs,
lt1t fGocS pao goo Bel for Ii6en at
ompImnteS / SoUell. Get fan inneS
bore for tibIi0t at nGonc hctte mn.
men oct cr bcO't at bopc set t 9onfcr
"a felipe Irbcioct mna loretta.
ae" tnocn ioo Tiger, ON set ifol bliuc
tit nopct.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-03-11

pir. iorl opffer soot oper, paa Cop.
pen irtter faa 9aaeet fait paa. %
irtfer5crmen | en- gIdnbing df $500
SaIt 2 Elmer. Den bpeipes uo,
rlaar Den ifal ipifes, os ipiies iom See
Cream.
NppeIin.Yie.
/ Sop p~ulperiieret Suffer OF Ell
Sptieife Smsr reres lammen, iii oct
er icpnet. 2 itrsane Spiieifeer Corn
Siarh uorsres / liot folb Melf og
foges berpaa ct Iinut. iaa grIbes
Oct oper Smsret og Sufferet og blan.
oeS goot meo bette, Serpaa bapes set
repne SfaG o. Saften al eit @ppeIiin
l. % tiIii6it ct pelpiifet sGe. Saa
l9gger man goo 9ie Gruit | ginoen
og pad Sioerne at en- temmelig orb
Ble.aaaerfen, % iteger bette ! Ell feo
g%ogeropn. 2iac fer man ifaI fploe
appeliin.S lonoingen | ben itegte
"Riese rirt", har man en- @ppeliin
op | Den foste glnnomg, iom fsrit er
ifdaret np | gdnifr imaa Stpffer, os
bet iod nogle Wimlter, ba bar
man 2 itippiifeoe Spiber /, iom err pi.
ifet itipe meo 2 Spiieifeer p1ilperiie-
ret Suffer: ODER 9ieen itrsr man no.
get pulperiieret Suffer. os iGtter iaa
Gieen inc | @agerounen igien, til Den
lpiebruu paa Copper.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-03-11
9mJst 90 Afckke yet
ssiia,rst n a prafhR eusmssss
gppeIfner paa fOrifcjaise MaaSer.

Nu er appeliinerne paa lit 6iuig.
ite, % Oct CT eerior gobt at benptte
Dem iaa meget iom mulis. ST. or
oerior en- Del Spifriiter pua aGger,
9uooinser oip., iom tiaopes at gp.
peIIiner.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-03-11
aaae.

3 9opper Silffer, "a Sop Iel
y &cp @ano, 8 gegaeplommer, A
seggeboioer, oct renne Sfal al en-
appeliin, / Sbeife Cream Tartar, u
Sbeife Sooo. 6ette iteses / A iiore
NnnersJins.