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The Imperial press., 1905-09-30

been obliged to experiment in order to learn, he might just as well had four hundred pounds of alfalfa seed per acre over his entire field, as to only have it on twenty acres. When he began his crop of alfalfa he divided his field into five tracts, each of which he treated differently from the rest, in order to determine the proper way to treat the crop to produce the most and best seed. One of these tracts he irrigated just the same as if he was going to cut it for hay. The plant grew too thick on the ground and kept too green. Result, probably 250 to 300 pounds of seed per acre. Another tract he let stand two weeks after taking off the hay before irrigating and only irrigated once a month thereafter. Result, light crop of straw, evidently not enough irriga- tion, but very heavy crop of seed on what straw there was; will produce about 250 pounds of seed per acre. Third tract was not irrigated for two weeks after crop was removed, but was irrigated every three weeks during the growth of the seed crop. This did very nicely and will produce more than 300 pounds per acre. Fourth tract was not irrigated for three weeks after taking off crop and once in four weeks while seed crop was growing. Result, poor stand and light crop, probably only about 200 pounds of seed per acre. On the fifth tract was has most successful experiment.
 On this tract he waited one week after the hay was removed before irri- gating. By this means all the strongest shoots started to grow and had such a start of the weaker ones that the stand of plants was not too thick and the pro- duction of seed was uniform and per- feet. This tract he irrigated every three weeks and the result has been truly surprising.
 It is as pretty piece of alfalfa md as heavy crop of seed as one will ever see. Mir. Waldrop thinks he can pick out small areas in it that would make 600 pounds of seed per acre and is con- ident the entire twenty acres will make more than 400 pounds ger acre.
 His experiments have determined both the time and the methods to use i'll raising crop of alfalfa seed. He cut his last hay crop the third week in July, so this best piece of seed received it's first irrigation about August and has been irrigated twice since, once about August P and once September 12. It takes two months to produce a crop of alfalfa seed
The Imperial press., 1905-09-30

Tn full, or to make part payment and
 will be accepted as cash by the company at it's face value in any of such purch- ases. This is a very important thing for the farmers of Number Five, as it gives them an actual real payment, in 8 thing that is immediately available and that is of full equal value with "coin of the realm" now or at any time. The issue of the bonds will soon build canals to the lands on which stock can be To- cated and this very fact makes this dam- age claim scrip in the hands of the farm- CTS possess value equal to cash in hand. The pioneers of Number Five and the farmers who have braved the water shortages and withstOOd the hardships encountered in the work of desert re- demption in that part of the Valley, are to be congratulated on this happy out come. They now have the certainty of just as good canal, irrigation and drainage system as they care to build and also, what is of great importance to many of them, aud that is- payment for their damages. This water stock scrip will no doubt come to many of them in a very opportune time, as it will enable them to carry forward the development of their ranches, and place them in highly productive condition at an early date. It is expected now that at least 10000 acres of alfalfa will be sown on the East side during the present season. and everything gotten in readiness for the stock and dairy business on an ex- tensive scale as soon as possible. The natural fertility of that part of our cOm- mon Valley and the loyalty and courage of it's people would guarantee equally rapid improvement of the East side with other portions of our Imperial domain. But with $l2O, ,OOO distributed among the farmers for damages and $lOO,OO0 to be expended in the construction, repair and completion of their irrigation works it can be readily seen what an era of prosperity and bustling activity is im- minent in those parts. And for this happy outcome, great credit should be given Mir. Heber for his breadth of busi. ness foresight in seeing the solution of Number Five's difficulties in the first place. and to President Randolph for carrying out the plan. Number Five will soon become scene of activity from Holtville to Bernice and from the Alamo to the Main Canal. In peace and har- mony long may they prosper.
The Imperial press., 1905-09-30

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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-07-25
Deecrdh. poitsns
Wcniter Department.

IL
~Gerornb.B oiten~s girsoags.Nm.
rler bill berefter inoe6oIoe Msnitre
for Gamer % Born. Get or pda Mn.
INCOMING at mango, at pi begpnoer
meo oenne afoeIing, og hi fadr M ic.
btor Ianat SntereSien bill Itrpffe fig.
3oert Meniter foiter 10 Gents, o.
geitiainger ierfoes til "0ecprab-Eo.
ten, % man beoes benptte ben
Slanfet poo gnoen al oenne Spalte.
~ bar laoet oisie Msnitre nnoerisae
al W~ooebatolere, o. oct paoitaaes,
at De er gooe, og Iette og ereie at 10
efter. 5or Oct ferite oil pi life ooer-
Infte geifribeIien oper bbert @sniter,
% bet tor antages at Be fieffe, fom
bar grng for benz bill foritaa gi,.
sellf. SfnIoe Der piie iig 9rana til
at faa benz operiatte, bill hi foretage
5oron0rineen.
Wadr man beitiner oisIe WsnItre,
man eioe 9umere, MaoI ON.
firing grpitet og 2ipet. aIoer for
Born og unse giger, og fuIoit9noig
Noresie, iaaleoes at 8repe biz naa
Dem. Der meget forfigtig life at
begna rogen Sell | 8eifribeIien, oa
Wfpnitre life fan ombpttes.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-07-25
How His Wife Saw II.

They are telling a good story on a
prominent citizen of a New York town,
who tried to repeat a joke to his wife
and found the joke was on himself
II seems that the citizen was in a
downtown hat store one evening after
closing hours and the proprietor, from
some incentive, said: Il will give to
any man here a new silk hat If he will
swear on his word of honor that never
since his marriage has he cast a lam
gushing glance or the eye of love on
any other than his wife"
a young man stepped forward and
said, Give me the hat..
Are you ready to swear?" asked the
sh~opkeeper.
II ann" replied the young man,
firmly.
Take the hat" said the halter, who
then added: when were you mar
ried, by the way"
Last night replied the young
man.
This was the joke-the joke on the
hatter-which the prominent citizen
ran home and repeated to his wife
with much gusto.
After he had finished the wife did
not seem 70 appreciate the humor as
keenly as had been anticipated by the
husband.
why don't you laugh1" asked the
latter. Don't You see it is funny?"
was thinking" replied the wife.
Why didn't you bring home the hat,
dear?"
Well, darn it! A silk hat never did
look well on me-" demonstrated the
prominent citizen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-07-25

Birncdoff gave him a key and told
him to go to his Office and get 4 GER
tain bunch Of papers.
The man saIuted and left the rooni.
Birnedoff took out his watch. Keep
ing his eyes fixed on the dial, he said,
He is going down the stairs; he is
in the street" And then, after q
long pause. "He has reached the war
Office; he is going upstairs; he has
entered my room; he has the papers
and has started to come back; he has
reached the street" Another long
pause: sHe is down at the door; he
is mounting the stairs; he is here
At this moment the door opened. and
the orderly reappeared and placed
the required parcel in his superior's
hands.
The Turk returned home and at
once began to institute reforms. A
year or more passed, and the Russian
officer Birnedon was in his turn sent
to Constantinople, and became the
guest of Mahmoud Pasha.
Count Birnedof," said the pasta,
at an opportune moment, 81 want to
show you what I have ACCOMPLISHED
In the way of discipline during the
past year, thanks to your teaching. ]
want TO prove TO you that the Turk
is as capable Of methodical training
as the Russian"
At the sound of a bell a liveried
servant appeared. The pasha spoke
to him in Turkish. When the man
had left the room the pasha took his
watch in hand and said:
Now he is going downstairs: he
Is in the street. A long pause: "He
has reached the building where my
Office is; he is going upstairs: he is
in my room; he has the papers; he is
back"
At this moment the door opened
suddenly and the heavy Kurd reap
peared "Efendjm." said he, with a
low salaam, 81 can't find my shoes"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-07-25

mig til min grooer, buori iea boo
Dam tnae fla at Barnet, iltotil ieg
Tom tiIboec, % ies fuIioe aloria
biipe gIaoere, erb iinnr lea 1n0utte
|trriia min Ssu Iiseiaa GoeI % brap
ionn onl~
20 tpub beoer Geres Wro6er r.
ipnrgte Gittter, leg er aobt fienot !
Ieenen, maoife ieg sietbcr bom."
"Snn beoer ssobarmes EunaI," fpa.
reoe Sismonben "cs min Ssn
'beo, 80
~Cscorl" rnabte @ntten oq foIot
bonn ON SaIien, @oet er 10 mig, bin
'eeen Oscar, lon Jarbrooer Sobannes
bar oporoget!"
"5Oao tiger on, @ni!" ranbie Sid
monoen meo ifjRlpenoe Stemme,
on ifuloe pare min Sen!"
ga. ai" peoblep ban og betrag.
teSe ban. ia, oct err min frommc
Suitrus Zine, oct er benoes lpie, LOT.
feoe Soar; o, @iib bore lopet, at
ies eienfinoer nit Barn iaa from og
ao6l"
San cmfopnebe BAN, ube at Stono
iii at iiae Ell Orb, oa ftune life blipe
trpt al at beifi,e BAN.
Stettet til bam eif ban M til Bro.
berens @aaro oa faHot Der en- liaeiaa
bierteIig @iootoaelie Tom Den. Oscar
aIereoe bspbe bere0t bam.
Iaor Ifteucu bar fommen, mar
ole nar fGrbige meo oeres arbeiSe,
lao ben folbrGrtSte SubaIio uoettfor
tiaiacmeb fine Sl9gtniuscr og fcr-
toIte fine goentpr | fierue Sanoe;
men Tom Oct fsrite % beSite ! bans
Grinorinp itob BOG 6ortGainaen ON
"Sen itubrttote 9rpffe."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-07-25

Ladies' Matinee, No. ss6s.

An exceedingly charming and dain-
~ dressing sack, that will developc
well IN any OF the soft fabrics, is
here pictured In pale, pink China silk,
trimmed with lace and insertion. The
front and back may be accordion
pieated, or gathered and attached to
a narrow yoke. The sleeves are
pulled IN the upper part. finished by
a deep lace edged frill. AS shown in
the illustration the belt was made Of
ribbon run beading, the ends being
tied IN front. A large round collar adds
to the becomingness of the mode. ia
nanese crepe, figured silk, dotted
Swiss lawn, and the light weight
woollens may all be employed in the
making. The medium size will re-
quire three and onc-half yards OF
thirty-six inch material.
Ladies. Matinee No. 1903: Sizes
for 81, "a, SO, IS, 40, and AZ inches
bust measure.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-07-25

II was at the time of the exhibition
in 1867. A Japanese embassy went 70
Paris TO treat for three free ports IN
France, in return for which France
was 10 have three in Japan. The
negotiations were short aud amicable.
Make your choice" said Japan:
we will choose afterward."
The French Minister of Foreign At
fairs selected Yokohoma, Yedo, and
Hanyang.
The embassy made no objection;
they merely smiled and went on their
way.
Japan SEN word. some time after
ward, that the three ports named
were agreed TO, and that il desired, in
return, Havre,. Marseilles, and South
ampton.
The selection of Southampton great
ly amused the French officials: they
laughed and they laughed. Southamp-
ton a french portl Politely they eN-
planned the situation.
Southampton is in England" they
said.
I'VE know that" came the responce;
"but then Hanyapg is in Korea"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-07-25
CT icm bans Barn. leo foritoa llIpf.

rr icm bans Barn, leg foriton llIpf.
Ten.
Staffars gamIe 5rri Mirol bapSe
aoot buffet, at bun brso lit 2pftc til
SsHten oa bun pitsIebe Iis INTO ]
bans s~telier, men Griitelien bar Bic.
oct hetoe for fterf. Oct bar faa lam.
sc iioerL bun bapSe bert Itoeet ON Tin
Ssns arbcioe; BUN babe tsritet ina
otter bans Bortroligbco, % Sn ban III
eloeiis banoe ubsit fla / sa,beI oocr
al BABE iiorettet ncget fort, bar Oct
fonailet oper beitoe meo uinooitnaelig
Moat, at bun maate gisre fig en- 10
reitiIling ON bnorleoeS Oct ian no,
eeite benbes CONS Meiterperf.
Saa bdnoe ban onerraifet 1etoe. %
/ i'm Sait for at fofnnie ito, fgreuo ban
opoage0e benoeS llIpoigbeb, BAR bum
fommet til at iteoe moo araffeL
Gnnoora too paa.
StiIbeben bar gribeuoe. Ten itaf.
fars gamIe Game too Der ifielpmoe
oper belle 2egemet % uteo oplsitebe
59uber og oenbte fit anaitfuloe I'm.
iigt mes Dc blin6e Zine moo Senner.
ola Sednl" rdabte bun, Zig mig
Oetl Sig mig oct burtig! 7et BAR
bel life 1anoorn2"
Sg Sean iom ian, bpilfen Sorfnr.
oeIie Der bar afmalet | oct pnbige
gande anii9t, mdroeoe fig op % ia
fnloitpnbig roIia og eobmooie:
Sci beIoigpis, BET bar BET oa life.
Nei ba nei on - bn&s IN misinf,
fet Butte, req bar bolot paa meb. Men
~, bpor hn ifrrute mig, Ror!"
Zen gninIe Dame blep b~lusienSe
rsb al @lGoe % uoitsSte ct 2etteliens
Sitf.
"gn, boor aIob ieg er, forSi ieg
lite bar gtort rtoget itopretteltgt. Seq
bill oIorig mere aao alene mo / Dit
atelier, MI lopcr ieg oia oct. aps
mig, @utten min, iaa ies foritnar, at
ou bar tileiuet mig"
Sa ban gif rolig ben til benoe %
fpsiebe beube isnlis og fiGrliat.
Wien oa ban tog benoes Irm og
fsrte benoe no, penote ban fla til mig
% pegte pno ben itiorineliae SfiffeIie
paa @iilpet - oct font ngs bauoe ur.
ret bans bcrIige GanOora.
"Sfrnb oct nltiammen op 90 fat
oct | @etten. Seq carter life at rsre
peo set mere" io9oe bm.
OG ieg ida, at TO ftore Goarer tril'
leoe neo oper bans &inoer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-07-25
On SnluIe Operoripelie.

Bore genner biuiioes atlauterba.
ret bar oen elifnGroige @ane at ouer.
cripe en- emile, ifripeS Der | Bear
lens WaguBine. 8na i'm SIDE gisr
De os oeH ltret at beifptbe os for at
tro DC Siitorier, ri bsrer ON bem.
aaieepel bar ieg 8ritnh til at fro, at
fsIaenSe TO Siiiorier er Ianbe:
6or Ct Bar Aar Itoen bar en- SSerre
fra 9eu gorf her paa 8eisg hos en-
Ben. Sans 9opn bar 9cebles, 81.
las &. Reebles, % ban bar ipGr til
Of %innffe. San agtet life at laoe lit
eget 2anb trairtpes paa al GnglGrt.
herne. Spis uogen berettet on en
&ienbsgierniue, fom ban meo en- be-
ore, inotil bans Gen inoitrnSig bno
bam ON at bore liot mere iorIigtig
meo S~ouobehen.
"@ea," fngbe ban, "fanbpube ieg
bar TAFT | tenmelig bsie Soner. og
het CT ieg lei ior. Men boiS on sri-
Der mig ! bet en- Sang til, ina bare
gip ntig ct Sparf ulber goroet, og
iad ifal OFT fe, ieg ifaI ourupe Oct
Ii0t."
Zen Gog gao bans Bert ct Wtio.
onasieIlfn6, o. SfiGbnen Dilop, at
SamtoIen folSt paa Gripbuie. Gn
Serre %fnrtdIte olt Scrtugen al @eit.
mirtiters itorurtebe 9ripbuie % Sprl.
te iHrlig peo Seres foIosiale Stsr-
relic.
Gette bIep Tor meget for Mr. &eeb-
les.
"Ssr M" inoIfiso ban, "huorior
aisr &c Heflnme for Ben Sertiuens
@lnsbnie2 = nit 2ano biISe pi life
ipneS, oct bar fort anSet emo ct al.
miuoeiiat @aubglas. 0pt, leg fien-
Ser 10 Ell Gbicagobur9er, bare en- al.
ntir0elig iimpel gmerifarer, iugeu
Sertlg, bel at merle, BON bar ct
8ripshus, Der er fire bunorebe CARDS
idtgt % IRE % utti slaros breot %
-" Meu her fif Mr. 8eebles ct
Spnrf poa Stinne6euet ira i'm Bert.
San buffet SperDripeliens Sptb.
San bieo nirteIia lei poer BET. San
ptibe eisre fit beoite for at ltbilette fin
5orgooelie. % b%erior Iluttet ban:
"Sn, Cir, fire pg otti 0arbS breSt %
- to 500 hsit.~
Den onoen 9lnefbote bar iee fra
en- Ben, JON foriifrer, Of benne Sam.
tale iouot Stco meqem TO Anlerifaue-
re al baltS Setienbtifa6.
Zen ferlte inaoe: "Sir, i Stem
9orf bar ieg ct a~lGoeInger ino tort,
at lea bar drtIngt fire % troe giepo.
torer FOR ar bringe aiinberne op | De
eure gta9er," Soortil Den anOen
iparte: "aaubGnoe, Cir, fanb9nSe.
@en / @bicagu bar ies ct Eager, iom
er iaa forbIsfieu0e itort, at ie8 or
nsbt til al boIoe cnoel q. gernbaros.
bunoe for at iinbe Be Solf, iom er
gaoet zig bib / acrrioorerue."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-07-25

gen er, at MilsIano bill life bare oen
aabnc Dor, men snifer at beboloe ct
Stpffe at aina for iig ielu. Den MI
bill Sapan buue ben nubne Ter og bill
binnre AusIano fra at bsboIoe noset
al 2anoet. paa ben aroen Si0e for
ibssr Spfflorio at biirore Sapan | at
binore MiisIono I at Iliffe 0eren o.
bill ogjaa binore Oct | at binore Mlts.
lamb / at bcboIoe Iiot af 9anoet. Gor.
itanr DUP Dg bpis amerifa tam bin-
Gre EpIflanb at binore Sapan at
birSre Huslaio | at beboIoe liot Ger.
ritoriunt, fan Isren boloes oaben.
3u forinar2"
SSru Slien: ga, bet ~forifaar jeg
"a goot, men ieg troeoe, at 8ineierne
moutte finoe bet bebaseIigit at babe
fine Gsre aabne, % forrelten fan jeg
fife begribe, at Stormagterne fan
giSre ina meget 8rsoI for en- laaoan
9agatel."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-07-25
Sra fpreote Setter.

StnSentcn: SEQ Iifer @preIierne
aobt, men De err life bsit nof oppe.
Seq bill BELT leie ct 8Grelie / fente
Gtage".
8ertinben: "Sporfcr bet2"
Stuoenten: $50, ieg isal iiae
9em leg bar en- balt SfrGboer".
aontoriien: Seq piloe gjerne fac
beoe ON en- llees 8ermisiion.
Gbefen: Saa bpab er oct mi,
JON itaar paa2
aontoriiteu: Seq ffal gifte mig.
Gbefen: gtu bar Sc ipinter p9ret
borte en- llge for SnfluenSa % flor.
ten Gage, foroi oe bapbe priffet So
ben. Set Times, iom ON oe Ell forfuIgt
at llbelb efter l1belo, ilnge Manb.
paHleH. SDerfor fIsbfe on tffe
Soften at @noerien for $1,000 Gen
er fine $125 p9ro menem 8reore".
Senieu: Set %foritoa ron Dig life
poa. anberien bar ensane p4ret for-
lopet meo min mnp9renoe Some, men
ban Hog op. % ieg gibr fife Gorret-
ninger meb en- Wtano, iom er flosere
emo mig
Srn Glen: "@io, Ou pilbe for
flare oct fineiiife SpsrgsmaaI for
mig"
Slien: "9et er ganife lisetil. go.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-07-25
The Discipline Broke Down.

Mahmoud Pasha was a progressive
Turk OF the new school. He was
sent to st. Petersburg on a special
mission, where, owing to his good
manners and ,childlike righteousness,
he soon became popular in diplomatic
circles. He caught eagerly at new
ideas. and was always discussing the
possibility of Introducing reform into
Turkey. eI
One day the Turk was at luncheon
at the quarters of a Russian officer
named Birnedof. The conversation
had turned on the splendid discipline
to be found in every branch of the
Russian service. Birnedof suddenly
rang a bell.
II am going to show you how meth
odical my orderly is" said he to Nah
mould Pasha.
A trim-looking young officer en-
tered the room, saluted, and waited
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-07-25
Ladies' Pointed Yoke Dressing Sacque
sAo3.

This charming negligee was devel-
oped in cream colored challis, and
may be either in high or low neck.
he fronts and back are gathered to
a pointed yoke, and a deco frill adds
to the dressy appearance of the gar
nent. The full sleeves are shirred
at the wrist, and finished by ribbon
Il beading. Two row of shirring
are arranged at the waistIine in the
back, and a ribbon may be worn
around the waist as shown in the IL
lustration, or the garment may be
left to hang loose from the yoke.
Cotton crepe, cashmere, pongee, lawn
and dimity are all suggested for the
making. The medium size will re-
quire A and one-half yards of SO inch
material.
Ladies' pointed Yoke Dressing
Sacque No, 54o3: Sizes for 81, 81, 60
SO, 40 and AZ inches bust measure.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-07-25
Den itubruotc sryffc.

gn BARN Gag / Suni 9if en- Glbre,
ioibrplOt SiemanO beoao Saube.
peien. san bapoe titr ct Ben,
iua bet elf imout peo Sipip al TO
9rprfer on Sa Den enc al sisfe bar
ifrsbelig, cit Den al, iaa Stnflen fun
neo 8einpr hunbe frp6e ill 5ioen al
&eien % uente, til en- 9ogu fom
Iforbi. San piloc 0o beSe aulfeii ON
Sillaoelie til at iib6e hos BAN 90
reiIe pioere pda 6enne Maooe, imotil
Ihau fom til ct Steo, bpor ban finoe
.iao i'm arpffe iitanoiot.
Zen fsrite &o9n ioln fom iorbi,
bar en- 8oitpogH, men Goitiaonen,
iom autog, at her life bar Stilineer
al tiene, fjsrte forbi iioen at bruce
Iiig ON arsbIingenS Roab.
Gen nGite 8oen tilberte ct torment
ISerifab, auifeR bar iaa beDGngt
me6 Snorer, at man life furbe ie.
bboo ban udr al; ban Hog ct auolo
meo Giifen, oa Sc fprrige Seitc tor
meSe ofiteo / EFT flppeube 6ort.
Sienanoen iuffeoe 90 Iagoe fit
Sooeo tilbo9e pno @rsitefontcu. San
por trGt, ban pilSe iope. Oct be.
apn6te at reguc. men cit G9te size
mano brpber Tia IiOet ON Rean, ban
err oaitt til SioenS iaIte Sfum, til
.Regnbpgeruc, iom ifpuer GGffet rent;
Ibpa0 ihiIne ban ioa brboe iig ON ct
9ar 8roober &ano al en- milo Som.
nrerrean.
san 100 Del omtreitt en- Zine. ia
han after Hog Einere op, ioo ban en-
1rpie % eli Set beege pObrebt oper
fig. % oeO hans Sioe Jos en @ilt %
banSt Srpffen %ionuuer meo Ell SpS.
ting.
"@tin oo6e 8ut!" iaeSe Mtatro.
len "bporior trpffer on Oine eane
alp0er al for at boIoe mig tsr?"
"Sl" ipareoe @utten" nonr man
ioper er oct life ilnot at bIioe 9ien.
r~embleot."
"9tu cr 3rpffen iitonoiot, nanr Se
mn itetfer Gem I'll Den og til mig,
ioa fau 9e mooife fortiGtte 3eres
aeiie."
SiemanScu betrosteoe BAN for.
Ibauiet.
"&nl min @l,tl" io9Se ban. "boem
bar lprt Dig al bore ioo aob2"
"Get bar 6arbror!" raabte ban.
"6arbror. iom Dor peS ben oeiliee,
Iitore Sfoo; ban er iaa from os soo
90 pauIGgper mig oItio at bare
lbirlpipm imob oIlc."
Siemanom fit Saarer | Ginene.
ia ies for ipo gar iioen oroa
bort iii De fremmeoe 2on6e, bocr ies
miiteoe nit enc Ben / ct blooiat Slag.
lcftcrloS iea en- Iioeu Sen. en- @ut poa
ire g0r, Sea aaeoe life at lea ifuIoe
blioe ioa I9nge bortc oa enOmu min.
ore at min eIifebe Suitru / min 6ro.
pprelie ifiIoe saa bort til Den epige
5reo, Sea lit lluoerrening oercm
IgiCnucm nit 6eoelon6s aoniul os
tpnfte itrnr pan BEN i~iaffcls @ut, Der
I'M nGiten bar fO~rrIoreIes. SmioIer.
ltiS beisreeSe aoniuIen ct grep ira
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-07-25

8. Min Nabp isser at difanere mig
paa ale Otauber. Ssr Sui batfebe
ban Salen at min Sor' Serrier % plan'
teoe ben | Ell 8tpmHerpptte, Tom bnu
isnbte iHb til mig meb Snifet ON, at
jes life maatie foriuaa en- ~oibunberlis
aafius til at ppute Up meb paa Sules
bprbet. gr Itigt iilaoi.
Spar: aRau pIeier life at ppute pp
meb iaarant paa Suleburbet, men till
laot err bet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-07-25
"@ifimgen''s spsreefasie.

/. Seq bar paret forlopet tire San.
ee; nien bier Gang ct bet guaet
pueritpr paa @runb al uooerensitems
melie | 8arafler ps ganfemaabe. 8pr
jeg fprisee mig en- Gang til?
Spnr: llbetineet, beripm De tenfer
paa at sifte Sem.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-07-25

2. Seq er sfomasermeiter ps bar
eft oaresut, Tom uuuer of SIRE Sane
ben til min 8atter, : bar jes Ret til
at iass bam?
Spar: 5Or lite at fomnfe | 8onflitt
meb 6aaGbperfslpuen sipr De ptitnof
rettere | at ia9e 9eres Satter.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-07-25

Childs' Pieated Frock, $500.
Box-pleated modes are greatly in
favor for children this season, and a
charming little frock is here shown,
that is suitable alike for boys and girls.
White lawn was used for the making,
trimmed with embroidery and lace. A
belt of ribbon or velvet, arranged to
slip under the box-pleats is a pretty
addition, or one of the same material
may be used. Nainsook, linen, ging-
ham, and pique are all adaptable. The
medium size will require two and
s~even-eighths yards of 90 inch mater
ial.
Childs' Pleated Frock No. $500:
Sizes for 3, 4, S, g., 2, 8 and 9 years.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-07-25

8. autte fprtIaite TIN Bet % ops
toseoe BAG et Bieroe en- R9s. iuur
foa 90 inreoe pea en- ltben 1ouiH.
Tom earfft rpitg FAB ct St1i,s toSte
% isis Iepne Soc ON. at ben bar
[ 2irsfare.