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The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1905-03-10

CORRESPONDENCE
Albion
Albion

Mrs M J Bolser is on the sick list.
r & Williams is numbered with the
sick this week.
Mr. and Mrs Kreger visited Ft Akin
son friends last week.
Born, Tuesday, March End, to Mr. and
Mrs r @ Green, daughter.
Lester Kelly returned Thursday from
a visit to his mother at Salem, W Va.
Ardwin Davis of West Virginia came
Wednesday and is clerking at M Cros-
1ey's store.
DeForest Emerson and family of Wal
worth came Tuesday and are settled IN
John Bliven's new house.
CT Clasm of Milwaukee visited his
aunt, Mrs Geo Lilly, Sunday. Wilmer
Saunders of Milton accompanied him.
About hundred of the friends of Mr.
and Mrs G Crane attended reception
for them at the Town Hall Saturday
evening.
Mr. and Mrs Chas G Wheeler of Nor
tonville, Kas, are spending few days at
the home of their daughter, Mrs r Z
Coon, of Utica.
Mr. and Mrs Clifford Crane left Tues
day for Colorado, where Mr. Crane has a
position as foreman in mine near
Boulder. Their many friends regret
their departure from Albion.
Albion Prairie
Mr. and Mrs Anton Staff OF Utica were
calling upon friends on the Prairie Sun
day.
Howard Saunders entertained one of
his schoolmates from Albion over Sun
day.
Bills are out announcing big clear
ance sale at the department store at
Amos. People would do we'll to call.
Several of our young people spent a
few days in Chicago the past week. Mrs
Sam Hall taught school during Miss
Viola Marsden's absence.
Mr. and Mrs Walter Vickers and fam
lily have moved to Edgerton this week,
where they expect to make their future
home. Our loss will be Edgerton's gain.
A party was given Mr. and Mrs Eric
Veum Thursday night. A very enjoy
able evening was passed and beautiful
chair was left as memento of the occa-
sion.
OCaC0m0QC Oh Guo hlllSlu0 CO-OpordIiVo
Creamery Co for January, 1905: No. lbs
milk received, 1858; No. lbs butter
made, 1896; amount received, 49,. 50;
cost per Id to make, .029; average oil
test, 4; actual yield of butter, 40; aver
age price received per ID, 1882 average
price paid for milk, ia; price of 4 per
cent milk, 1.24; total expense, $24O58.
A challenge was given DISTRICT No 5
by Joint District No for a return SPELL
ing contest last Thursday. Miss Mae
Marsden in behalf of her school accept
ed. The first IS pages of Sheldon's
Word Studies were assigned for the
match. For about two hours the con-
test was very close. The laurels were
finally won by Miss Viola Marsden's
school, No 4. This leaves the schools in
tie. It seems that the old fashioned
spelling schools are coming in vogue.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1905-03-10

"A corner lot for sale, 4x8, east front,
high and dry. Inquire of Paul Watson.
For SALE-The NJ. J. Bolser property
in the village of Albion. Good house..
barn and outbuildings, all nearly new.
Inquire of Samuel Burdick, Albion, Wis
Stf
For SALE CHEAP = Fairbanks &
Morse gasoline engine in good repair.
Inquire of Max Wilbur or F. F. Burgy.
Stf
Only four weeks remain to get some
of those fine Penny Photos you have
been wanting. Get them quick; time
flies.
Whoa, Farmer! Stop paying rent,
and buy an improved farm of your own,
finest kind of land for tobacco at about
half the usual price, terms easy. For
description and prices, write to Joseph
Joas, Chippewa Falls, Wis. 12w4
Great bargain sale will take place at
the 0. K. Co. store, Stoughton, Wis.,,
commencing Saturday, Feb. 18th. The
most beautiful stock of goods that /
have ever handled. The Sopieer Bros.
bankrupt stock bought by me at Belvi-
dere, ILL.,, will be placed on sale. l will
be able to give you such bargains as you
have never had before at the store for
merly occupied by FL. T. Hanson, near
the depot, awaiting your coming.
CF-Ers GrsES
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1905-03-10
Porter

Godfrey Christians has moved nine
miles south east of GAINESVILLE.
Sleighing is almost thing of the past
here. A good rain is wished for to take
away what still remains of the snow.
The Inauguration of President Roose-
welt was solemnized in the d Casey
household last Saturday by the advent
of another voter. All doing finely.
Amos Brown is about to move on the
Copley farm, Fred Benash and family
on the Will Nichols farm and Frank
Benash has moved on the n A Pound
farm.
A few tobacco buyers were riding in
this vicinity recently, but the prices of
fered would scarcely pay for the raising
of the crop but like the sugar beets the
farmers will keep on growing it. A few
however, are beginning to realize there
is more sure money in milking COWS this
winter than from any other source.
The marriage of Miss Rose Donnelly
of Porter and Martin Kennedy of James
vile was solemnized in St. Joseph's
church in Edgerton by Rev Father Har-
lin on last Monday morning. Both the
young people are we'll and favorably
known and begin life together with the
best wishes of their many friends. They
expect to reside in Milwaukee, the
groom having position on the railroad.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1905-03-10
Your Experience

in the oldest tobacco district in the
state, coupled with the best tobacco
land in the state, will insure you 10 to
II cents pound for your tobacco. You
have the experience. We have the land.
Crawford county tobacco farms for sale
or rent. Write at once to
ATWOOD & SWANSON,
Gays Mill, Wis.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1905-03-10
Teachers Examination.

An examination for teachers third
grade certificates will be held at James
High School building, March "a and 25
1905, commencing at a. N. each day
Not to exceed five branches may be re-
filed. Those wishing to write on other
than third grade branches please write
Superintendent. l3w3
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1905-03-10
Auction Sale.

Fl. Crook will hold an auction on his
premises, one half mile north of the
Driving Park, on Monday, March 20, at
10 o'clock a. NJ, at which time will be
offered horses, cattle, hogs, chickens and
a lot of farm machinery. Free lunch at
noon. w. T. Dooley will cry the sale.
Atwood and Mathison will hold an
auction on the premises known as the
Cresson farm, near the gravel store,
town of Albion, on Wednesday, March
22d. Cows, horses, shoats, farm ma
chinery are the principal items which
will be offered at this sale. The sale
begins at 10 o'clock and E. M. Laid will
cry it. Free lunch at noon.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1905-03-10
Buy Direct From the Owner.

| have several improved farms near
the city of Chippewa Falls, the finest
land for tobacco, at less than half the
price asked in Dane county will sell
these farms on easy terms if taken soon.
These farms will double in value in the
next four or five years. Come and see
for yourself, or write me.
JOSEPH JoAs,
12w4 Chippewa Falls, Wis.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1905-03-10
Indian Ford

Through the kind aid of few neigh,
bors Miss Fay Price has secured free
library, supported by the state of Wis
consn. It is not Diamond Dick" nor
Jack the Ripper" affair, as the follow
ing list of books now ready to be drawn
will show: A Sea Turn Abraham Lin
coin, Drake and His Yeomen, Anecdotes
of Animals, Flanders Widow, Forward,
Our Devoted Friend the Dog, First
Across the Continent, Wise Woman,
Curious Book of Birds, Cecilia, Ameri-
can Masters of Painting, Stories of In
dustry, Hugh Gwyeth, Way of the Sea,
Nathaniel Hawthorn, Rose of Joy, Brave
Hearts, Autobiography of a Tom Boy
James Lawrence, Queens Story Book,
Women Authors of Our Day in Their
Homes, Under the Window, Common
Lot, Off the Skelligs, Nanny Tittleback
and Her Family, Thistledown, Deep
haven, Phaeton Rogers, Tim and Tip,
Golden Treasury of American Songs and
Lyrics. Soldier of the Valley. Five Little
Peppers and How They Grew, Black
Curtain, French Life in Town and
Country, American Girl in Mexico, Mem
cries OF Musical Life, Road to Fronte-
nae, All the Russias Forward Movement
of the Last Half Century, Among the
Meadow People, The Vnltures, Other
Worlds, ST. Romans Well, Woman Ten
derfoot, Rail Road Stories, Story of
Babette, Little Grey House, Days OF
Queen Victoria, Boys of Other Countries,
Rider of the Black Horse, Hawaii and
It's People, Wood Carver of 'Lympus
Nature Biographies, Affair at the Inn
Hearts Highway, New Years Bargain
We wish it understood that the books
are as free to the country people as to
those here in the village. Books are in
Miss Prices care and may be secured at
any time.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1905-03-10

The committee also desires to extend
it's thanks to all who have supported the
course and helped so Loyalty to make it
success. 1t is splendid advantage to
our little community that we can have
these entertainments every winter, and
it is only the hearty cooperation of all
the people that can make such an enter
prise successful
Special Evangelistic meetings will be-
gin in the church at Fulton Sunday,
March 18th, by Rev r n Dexter, Dis
trict Missionary of : Wisconsin Home
Missionary Society. Good music. Come.
All invited,
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1905-03-10
Preus Academy

Mr. Danielson called on his daughter
at the academy last Saturday.
The faculty were entertained by Mr.
and Mrs Andrew Jensen IN Edgerton
last Sunday.
On account of the bad roads most of
the students remained at the academy
over Sunday.
At the spelling contest held in chapel
hall last Wednesday evening, Neil Mason
again spelled the school down.
Several of the students attended the
chicken pie supper held in the Town
Hall last Wednesday evening.
The following program was given at
at the Literary meeting last week:
Piano solo Andrew Jensen, Jr.
Debate Resolved that wood is of more value
than coal. Affirmative-CA Hearley, Egsert
Guam, Albert Grove; Negative-Fred Hjerm
stad. Hans Jamphet, Harry Hanson.
News of the Week.. -. Henry 0 Onsgard
Sumner
Mr. Wentworth of Black Hawk was at
this place last Monday
The Ladies Aid Society met with Mrs
Thomas Marsden last Wednesday.
A number of the farmers in this vicin-
ity sold their tobacco last week.
Sickle Bros will move to Adams coun-
ty this week where they will make their
future home.
Mrs Martin Ansley has gone to Milton
to make her home with her daughter
Mrs G Homes.
w Fl Whittet of Milton Junction
called on his mother, Mrs L II Burleson,
few days last week.
The Henry Schempf Creamery Co.
paid an average dividend of $1.26 per
hundred for January milk.
Clifford Green has been very sick with
pneumonia but is getting better under
the care of DR. McChesney of Edgerton.
Fulton
The Lecture Course committee sub
NIT to the community the following re-
nOrt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-01-31
Caught ON"

Several years ago a medical friend
and myself had in tow a young
Englishman, taking in the sights OF
Chicago. As we passed the Blind
Asylum the inmates were holding
their weekly musical, and we went
by just as the popular National air
was being sung by all of them. The
Englishman asked: II say, what sort
OF an institution IS that?" To which
the doctor quickly replied: why,
that is the State Deaf and Dumb In
st~itute,' Nothing more was said
about it until after we had walked
a matter of three or four miles, when
all OF a sudden Mr.. Englishman leans
up against a telephone pole, slaps
himself on the leg and blurts ont
with: ooh, | say doctor, that was a
beastly good joke: why, deaf and
dumb people cawn't sing Cont you
know ~ N
The doctor merely said, well,
thought you, might eventually catch
on, but I really did moi think you
would do it under a ten-mile. walk at
the quickest."-R. R. Ripley, Acme,
Arizona.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-01-31
NEEDED A CHANGE.

When the tired man entered the
Office, says the Philadelphia Ledger,
he told the doctor de did not know
what allied him, but he needed treat
ment: he was pretty we'll worn out.
The physician put on his eye-glas-
ses. looked at the mans tongue, felt
his pulse, sounded his chest and
listened to the beating OF his heart.
Same old story exclaimed the doc
tor, who was of the new school or
fresh air. "Man can't live hived NJ
in an Office or house. No use trying.
Now ! could make myself a corpse,
as o are doing by degrees, il |
sat down here and did not stir"
"I-"began the patient.
"You must have fresh air. broke
i, the doctor. "You must take long
waIks. and brace up by staying ou
~ doors. Now | could make a drug
store out of YOU and You would think
7 Was a smart man, but my advice to
vo, Is TO walk, walk, walkr'
aBut, doctor" interrupted the
man.
"Now. my dear man, don't argue
the question. Just take my advice
Take long walks every day-seyeral
times a day-and get your blood into
circulation"
"Bu, my business" said the pa
tient.
"Of course, your business prevents
it; everybody says that. Just change
YOUR business so you viii have to
walk more. By the way, what is
your buSinesss"
I'm a lett~er-carrier, meekly re-
piled the patient
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-01-31
Oroipros ane. G,aren.

On diplomat, JON bar opbolbt fig
i Ct. Yetersburg | lang gio. bar
iamIet fslgenbe Srbiprog ansaaenoe
Gbaren:
Selo G5areft fan isle fig til, bpis
ban tiger no ! Sslen.
Sffe Gjarens aroue etgafg Tan
belbreoe Sopebpiue.
G5arens So bar belleriffe mer emo
to Corn.
On banblebpgtig G5ar letter Bin.
ger paa fine Winiitres Jsooer.
Selp en- G5ar, iom batter, tan
iblanot ia Innge Sfribt.
en- Gradbe 8ano / G5areils Eie
foiter Sanoet mango SommetsrflG.
Der.
en- Gaar / grfeuen en- fun en-
Wm1o.
@aar G5aren ct en- &tnimeb, ct
Oct EN- lllpffe ior Yoeterne.
@aqr GSaren forerer Dig ct seg,
benter ban Ell Sene al Dig.
0aar g5oren snifer at ifiPre Stem.
mer, ifuIoe Solicit looe til lit Sfino.
Sffe eltgang G5arinbens Sons leg
ger @oas9g.
Hoor G5oreu ifeler, er Winiitrene
ensieoe % Solicit blinot.
Oct, gaaren life fan opnaa, fou
opnoaes meo 5iben.
Gsdren fan foritDrre Soroeft, men
fan life flptte ben paa bens Sire.
G3aren fo%ritaor iig life paa Gso,
at ben @ritub, at ban Dor life / Ell
Sbtte.
Gsdrens Mrn ct lang, men ndar
life fiji Sfperre.
Sm Der inaen 8ierse er, lpoer Der
boa @ffo at G5orens Stemme.
ct llfoS fra Gsdren er intet npro,
ON life @itb lir amet til oct.
Sen Seit. lom en- Sang bar G5a'
rem, PRINTER uaflaoelig.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-01-31

SoIboten betrnfte iie. "Mistig.
NOT par ieg ina fuIb ben Gang, ies
Hal ia iagt bet, at ieg life buffer oet
iaa nsie," Iso Sparet. "wRen" 80 o.
ioetinmnIe Denote ban fig moo 2sit.
nantcn for at betragte BAN liot nsie.
re bet er life ian nianbipnIiet.
at ies fan ba iagt noget fIiat. for.
icm man fir for ct santmelt Orb. |
Jpaa fommer Sanobeoen ofte irern."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-01-31
A LESSON IN PHYSIOLOGY.

Some time since, in one of the pub
Tic schools of Jersey City, a teacher
had been developing the fact that an
Organ of the body was a part of the
body set apart for some special use,
giving as an example, that the eye
was the organ of sight; the ear OF
hearing, etc.
Having gone over the work pretty
thoroughly, she thought she would
test the result by asking if anyone
could tell what an organ of the body
really was.
The silence was unbroken for quite
a while, when the smallest boy in the
room held up his hand and said, II
know, Miss -, | see with my
eve organ, | smell with my nose or
gan, | eat with my mouth organ, and
feel with my hand organ."-Observer,
Jersey City, N. J.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-01-31
Seaae par al iamnte Nrten.

Sreorif Den Store loo iepnlig lin
aonmertiener lGie aftenbsnnen for
ia. 9et iort9Iles. Of oa 8ommer'
tiencren peS en- inabm SeiliabeS IN.
Der eeSuiuaeu toni til Oct Steo, bpcr
Der Itob: "Scrrm pelligne os bepare
big!~ iaa l9ite bon:
"Serreu peIiigne og bepore Ceres
WaieitUtl"
"Spaofornoaetl~ aibreb Sreorit
/ EFT itreng Gone; "bonrfor lGier on
life rigtie2 Sor @nb er ieg ell lise'
lod flor Sunoetamp iom bu!"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-01-31
Nam lao tatfalo iii9 no.

Gu Soloot lflIoe for SrigSrct for
at ba fnlDt en- 2sitnant Sbipt.
@itoitereu ipurgte ioa SoIbaten
unoer 6orberet:
"Gr BET ianbt, at bu bar falbt
2situonteu Der en- Sbiot?~
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-01-31

SlAllAlN4s
9Paoame GltItine hab0e TIT mtitet
oIt, iom BANDIT belbe til oet blonerlte
6GorGlmrO. 6or 5remtioen bar ben.
Ne8 Gueitc Sarfc at Icpe for fit @arts
S~porogelie.
NooIe Sage eiter. al bun par blepet
Gufe, idtteOe bun 9eilutnin8 ON at
flpatc til ~llnllnOet. SeiScs 8lan
par at iege at fcmnte bort ira Srarf
ria oper 9elgieu, mens henbeS trc
4ige 3auette meo Barnet ifliloe Sra'
&C opcr GlioS iii 8nrmout bucr bent
oes WaOmor ifltloe mebe heroe.
Den 1900 Sebuiar ON aiteien CT
ale 6orberroelier I'll SluSter giort.
Sc iiOite Gage or eiterbamioen Here
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. benntclig tsri
no af &lriet ~ bragt til en- Ben ION
bar lopet al msSc bepoe oeb SprwrGn'
len. 0aiten8 gt9rfe or nlercoe fpnr
met. 3anette meN Barnet unber 8aa'
ben litter lia aiitco ior at op'sae en-
@oqu til Straabutg, mems Waoamt
Sc Glitine gisr iig fnrSig til in
6Ittgt, on DUN plttoieIig bsrer entre'
osren BIZ cabinet. @n irpeteIig gneIii
Tiger hesoe itrar. at alt er opSaset
Sau er ogiaa SiIipIoet. Get er So,
miteenS Mteolemmer, iom fomIner ici
at nrreitere beuoe. Ge forflorer, a
Gun er aumelOt FOR al bile ilpate
0or SeitiHbe, JON inSier, at oct iffI
nptter at ueste, %tilitaar alt. &euse!
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-01-31
Cilesnet uuss Gutter.

Griffe for Gagen, inrnt begpnbte at
0riffe to @lds 8ano iIteoet, % iom,
bber Sang BON orof fit @las @anb,
CAB jim Suitrn ii Gents, blep on, en-
Sio meget forbnuiet, ba bans Su.
firm gap BAN en- Slaife, iom mos.
bolot 10 Dollars / Sicenter. San
trGfgte en- Set % fis6te zig Ell for
oiSie Benger. San er life Longer
Sfi9nfebRrtens aooe Ben; men ban
bar mango sobe 8enner, ct sobt Stem
ug Wnb, Sriffe og aleber til fig o.
fine. Sdn er paa ret Sci.
en- aaptein beo ct IasInfu.
let's Hegiment, iom | gorgerfriaets
Gage bar itationeret / @aIbington,
.. 6, par befienbt ion1 en- Mano, Ser
life inGrt 9oot at lene brilliant. en-
Dag ienote ban en- al fine Soloater
til alepanorin efter ferif giters.
2ont life tttbage foriioen GiterS!"
LOO gefalineen.
vi So8e ienere tom SoI6aten til.
boge. San baooe fire sooe SeIteIrs
meo giters.
ser er Geres giters, Sr. aop.
fetn," ia ban, ibet ban eioroe Salit
for i'm Speroroneoe. "aunbe life
ftnoe Eiters | alleramoria oa Ieiet Der.
for ct Sfib til Monroe og Worfolt.
Oct er omtrent 200 guibels, ST.
3aptein."
Set fit aapteinen for fin bumma
Orore. giterien bette ban uo i Gegi.
mentet.
Zorro aitf)erer bar aIti6 en- inor.
tRnft, men folbblobig gerion./ Spm
ganife ing Manb bar ban paa 2alto.
maaltng | bet Seaige 2anb, mems
&clera roiet Der. Gan pg bans Sea.
merater bleb al tprfiife Solboter
regtet at forlooe gperl De opbpIbt
Jig |. &ithener bar trobs alt be.
itemt paa at nua frem til en- 9p oea
aDIten. @u naffer Dag tog ioo Sit.
hener og bans Gamerater fit Gtf OF
&of meo fig paa Seitefpsgen for at
beapnoe fin Heiie; men be bIep na.
htrligpts ftrar itauiet at tprfiife Sol.
bater. 9u traf unge 8itf)ener pp OF
Sommen ct langt Bapir meo gbcfc.
looebrune % forepIote Soaitnper
poa. Oct bar Ell "6irman" eler en-
8efaIing fra Suitouen, erflerte ban
pberIeaent. Selouterne preienterta
@eper for benne. "%iirinan" 90 los
aitfener % bans &ameroter reiie
bort ! 6reo. De anet life, at Oct
"8ofiment" itnge aitfener Dor
fr9f nof at bile op, bapoe bpret Sin.
flaespopiret paa en- 9gfte G~bnfolaoel
1 .
29reriuben babbe uetop bpIbt ct
Sprebrag for fine imnn 8ooer %
Seri iterft frenbGnet, at enbber al
Dem meb Stben sobt firnoe bli bette
2nnos 8rRiibent, ON De arbei5et moo
bet moal. Saa bagerite 9pnf be.
gpnbte Ell liSen @iit at create.
"Sporfor greater on, @ut2"
ipurgte 2Grerinben.
so, forbi life ieg fm bli 9reii.
bent" buffet @ltttet.
90 bporfor tan gu life bet9"
"Sor6i ieg er Semofrat ub bu!"
9r.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-01-31
Sra fpreote Setter.

CSoStth1 III Ahht"A SttsittSt.
Jobberso (pcger paa ct WalerD:
"Spao ifnI bet Ser ioreitiae2"
Nnleren: re ipp Geosipnoerl
Den bet er oIercSe iolgt til @rosie-
rer @uI0brnnbien Tor 1000 aroner.'
Sobberiib: 1suu 9sosipnoer ioIgt
til @aiI6bropolen for 1000 aroner,
bet er bet famine, ieg betaIer 1000
aroner for ii 7~sosipnber!4
Wlabe Winbcr. Wanben: ga.
men fan Oh life buife, aaroIine, Der
bar ben Cog, ba Ou faiteoe mig Gam.
pen ! Sobeoet2"
apnen: "gtItioa ON 5rebagen -"
"Nei, ON Dreoagen faiteoe ou 10
8lomfterbaien efter mig"
"Sa iou. 5000, ia bpem fnn og.
iaa goa % butte iaaoanre 2appe.
rier.~
Ecrien ina en- inuf papegsie Dos
Ell 6iisIebonbIer.
Oct bar en- paffer Sligl Bet" ia
ban til San6eIsmon6en.
50, BAT freq gapegsien.
Srotaset al bette Spar fisbte Der.
len GiigIen.
Ga ban fpm biem, bite ban Ben,
meget fornsiet meo S%anbeIer, til tin
acne, iom berpoo ipurgte, bpormeset
ban bnUbe aipet for ben.
"Sreoipe 0ronr."
"Srebire aronel @r OH gal, Den.
n%eife!" raabte iSriten.
ia, 6a!" freq gapeesien. Get
bar oct enate, Den funoe iige.
Ranhens Srem % IpisnSgipcren,
Der bar Ell @oube, JON bapoe aplet
1000 5snber aorrt og ioigt benz,
life til en- WanO, men 1000 Winnb,
en- Ssnbe til bier, fortGller en- SStto.
ietber fra Gfer / Buff. Slab. On.
trent Snlnpartm al Dem betalte fon.
tdnt; DC onore ifuloe betale ienere Ell.
gang. 9e par bom for Itsrlte 0elen
fremmebe % bar ipreote omfring
De forifielliee 2onosbele. Son fomt
| Bengeforleeenbeo og gritbleoe o,er,
bborlebeS ban iftlbe faa ino lit iii.
gooebapenoe; men bnn flnoe life
iinSe noaen praftiif ltooei. Son mt.
iteSe rent Ntooet og iao - paagneoe
ban og opbogeoe, at ban bare baeoe
brernt. 90 glob uar ban, at ba,,
life bopbe iotst tit &orn paa ben
Waaoe. Men iaa fom ban til at but
re paa, at GpiSuoeiperen netop pao
en- iaabon MaaSe Iolate fin apis. 90
tan pnfeSesa oper bom o9 off itruI
til 8pltbuict pgf ieubtc a1ltco bet IilC
geIsb, ban ifplote paa aniien, og
besuoen ct aar / Sorifnb. San Ifrer
pgian, at BON bereiter life pil6e bolbe
alpiien pao areoit.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-01-31
Sporoan Wapen otte bruses

9atienten (ber oprteoe gaffuS):
Seq fan soot iorltaa. Sr. Goftor, at
Wfnpea mnn pGre ct smiinotligt Or.
gait"
2egen: Gen er ioa men bpor.
ior brnser 2e Den oa iom ct @riie.
trough"