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Los Angeles herald., 1906-12-09

A LIMITED AMOUNT OF FERTILE
soil lately reverted to the government,
close to shipping station, in proven ar
tesian water belt, adjoining orchard
and alfalfa fields; a positive proof of
the productivity of this wonderland;
der their own vine and fig tree should
make application by December IA, 1906.
GEO. B. WRIGHT & CO., 521 Wilcox
building, Second and Spring
Los Angeles herald., 1906-12-09

FOR SALE
LUCERNE
A new subdivision fronting on
Washington street.
acre lots, $500 to 1880.
1s acre lots, $500 to $675.
a acre lots, 1925 to $400.
Terms from SIS down and $40
per month. Well graded and
oiled streets.
Abundance of water.
JONES & RYDER LAND CO.,
21S West Third st.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-12-09

FOR SALE
IN THE SALT LAKE DISTRICT.
NOW THE SHOPS ARE GOING IN
NEAR EAST FOURTH STREET.
THINGS ARE GOING TO HUM.
ARE YOU POSTED?
INVESTIGATE THIS.
A 16-ROOM MODERN FLATS CAN BE
RENTED, SINGLY OR EN- SUITES,
FULLY FURNISHED AND RENTED.
BRINGS IN $l15 PER MONTH.
WHAT WHAT INTEREsT d ERR DOES IT PAY?
FIGURE 1T OUT FOR YOURSELF.
ANOTHER
5-ROOM STRICTLY MODERN BUNGA-
Low, ALLEY SIDE AND BACK.
NOT A KEY LOT.
$1900-A BARGAIN.
F. D. DAVIES. 1425 EAST FIRST ST.
HOME 41S7S BOYLE 1885.
FOR sALE-CHoICE NEW sIX-RooM
bungalow, southwest; den, living
room and dining rooms all polished
oak floors, paneled wainscoted walls
beamed and molding ceilings, fine
fireplace and mantel; seats; lead
ed glass buffet and bookcases
rear center hall leads to the din
ing room; bedrooms and beautiful
bath; large closets; special linen
closet; cab. kitchen; screened porch;
laundry tubs; handsome fixtures; fin
ished Flemish oak and white enamel
outside Van Dyke brown with moss
green roof; cement steps; lawn and
palms in; a perfect beauty and genuine
bargain at only $500; $500 cash. Better
see us quick.
Pittsburg Real Estate Company
311-315 Laughlin Bldg.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-12-09

40x13O on Main, business CENTER inn
proved with one-story brick' Ien1o ne
FOR S275 per month .SoO'VVV
Los Angeles herald., 1906-12-09

Fine apartment house. 25 rooms
and 5-room cottage in the rear; lot
52x155 to 2O-foot alley; always fuii; ~;
close-in. Terms ..........'''Sz 'SzV'VVV
Los Angeles herald., 1906-12-09
FOR sALs
Houses
FOR SALE ny
GOLDEN WEST REALTY
COMPANY
IN cross RIdr.

III Gross Bldg.
$3.50, $3.50 cash, SIS per mo; A.
room bungalow bet. 11th and 18th on
New Hampshire.
$500, $3.50 cash. SIS per mo-; 4
room bungalow; fine place; fine
t99aoo sS0o casb. ~ a,roor, &C. r,,odern
California cottage, close In, e. 18th.
$4,000. $1,000 cash; 5-room modern;
bOx150. u. 14th st.
$4,000, $500 cash, bal. easy; SWEETEST
6-rocm cottage in Los Angeles; lot
4Oxf40, w. 30th st.
$4,000, $4,000 cash; 10-foom flats, new
and strictly modern; 40th, near Figue-
roa; rents for S37 Cottage in rear
rents for SS; owner will take vacant
lot as part of first payment.
Corner lot 45x145 on Figueroa;
$4,000; X cash.
observation-disclosures flats, new; one
3-room and one 4-room cottage; all
new corner lot, close in; always
rented $4,000.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-12-09
BUY IN BOYLE HEIGHTSl

5-room cottage modern, on car
line; bath, gas; lot 45x130 to alley;
business part of city; $1,000; $500
cash.
4-room house on Pomeroy st; lot
50x150; $780, terms
Corner lot, 50x140, Dobinson St;
$3.50, 500 cash, balance SIS per month.
Corner lot Brooklyn avenue, $3.50;
all street work done.
New Groom cottage on Michigan
ave, one block from First street; all
modern, $3.50; part cash; one corner
lot on Emmett and Concord. $500.
One house on Winter street, only
$3.50; 500 down, balance $15 month.
One 4room house near Brooklyn
ave. car line; something choice. Price
$1,000; $500 cash, balance $15 month.
Corner lot Brooklyn avenue, $3.50,
all street work done.
BROOKLYN-BOYLE
HEIGHTS INVESTMENT CO.
Tel. Boyle 1543. 27O6 Brooklyn ave.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-12-09

FOR sALE-HAVE FOUR CHOICE
lots on the new Eagle Rock chr line,
inside the city limits and near the
Huntington new car shops that I will
sell Mt n bargain. Owner up against
II. Cash terms. For further In
formation address BOX $50, Herald
OHice. No agents.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-12-09
1,r,,r,,, .o,,s AVN uurNGAI,OWS

Lot 15ox150; improved with 4 cot
tages and 6 rooms each; business
property, close in; $4,000. .$SO'OOO
Los Angeles herald., 1906-12-09
Prices $3.50 to$65O

FOR SALE
EUCLID AND BOYLE HEIGHTS
SNAPS IN LOTS.
$2oO-Lot 6OX15O near 1St St; cash
SIS, balance S. month, per
cent.
$27S-Lot 5Ox2o0, fine and level. cash
$15,. balance $5 month, per
s3OO-Lot 52x15O, on E. Sd ST., close
in; cash $50, balance $40 a
month; near cars.
$425-Lot 50x150 high and level, cash
S45, balance $40 month, per
cent; near car.
$45O-Lot 50x15O, fine and level, cash
$40, balance $40 month
$35O-Lot 5Ox118. near Stephenson
ave-; cash SO, balance SIC
month. 6 per cent, near car.
city; cash $50, balance $40
month, per cent, near car.
&6OO-Lots 52X173, to 19-ft. alley; fine
view; cash $3.50, balance to suit
street work all done.
$9OO-Lot 52x162, on Savannah ST.,
near 1st; cash $500, balance to
suit; east front; street work all
Now you will have to get move on
you If you want one of these, for they
will soon be gone.
TAYLOR REALTY COMPANY,
S. W. cor. of e. LIST and Evergreen sts
FOk SALE AT A SACRIFICE
Must have money at once. Forced to
sell away below value. Buy of owner
and save agents commission.
Every one is a bargain.
$1750-Corner lot in swell western dis
trict; corner Third avenue and Grant
ST.; 45x132; surrounded by beautiful
homes; high restrictions; one block from
Sixteenth street cars; $3.50 down, balance
mortgage.
$710-Lot on street car line, 61st street;
third lot from Moneta ave. corner; 40x
12S to alley; $310 down; balance $3.50 per
month.
Only $4O0-Boyle Heights, east front
lot on Lorena street, near Fourth; 80
foot street; beautiful view, near three
car lines; Is minutes to business center;
40x125 to alley; $500 down, balance $1t
per month. Lots directly opposite sell
Ing for $925.
Also, beautiful new f1ve-room cot
tage on tho south side at bargain.
These properties must be sold at once
See OWNER,
622 Merchants Trust building.
Telephone A3S10.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-12-09

60x15O on Hill ST., close I'M good
building; $4,000 and time. S15O,OOO
Los Angeles herald., 1906-12-09
FOR EXCHANGE
Real Estate

FOR EXCHANGE-A LOT ON WEST
61st street. Chicago. containing a two
nat building & OF SIX rooms rooms eachi with
washtubs and open plumbing through
out Flats strictly modern and rent for
Si5 per month, VIII exchange for prop
erty valued at $1,000. This is the cash
valuation. The street work is all done
and 1t is near public school and high
school and half block from L station.
Will exchange in connection with the
following farm of 81 acres in Colebrock'
township, Ohio. short distance from
a railroad station; 20 acres In maple,
ash, oak. beech and elm timber; 40 acres
In timothy and white clover; balance
under cultivation of corn and oats; run
ming water all the year round; new
house of 10 rooms with large lawn and
number of outbuildings, including
barn 40xS0 feet, woodshed, sheep barn,
granary. etc. VIII exchange for prop
erty anywhere In Los Angeles county at
a total value of $4,000 THos ].
l.. A. II. b.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-12-09

HERE IS A NICE, NEW, UP-To-DATE
5-room Bungalow for $1,000 cash, bal
ance on terms easier than rent
enameled and nickel plumbing
throughout; large level lot, garden
and flowers, cement sidewalks and
curbs, oiled street.
This place is IL block from Pasa-
dena boulevard, cent fare, twelve
minutes from business part of city
Total price is only s2600; terms as
stated above. The best buy in Los
Angeles without a doubt. If you
want good home see
JOHNSTON,
With
c. HOWARD FINLEY CO.,
341 South Hill St.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-12-09
WEsTMINsTER SQUARE

THE NEW WESTLAKE DISTRICT
This magnificent new residence
tract is located at the southwest cor
ner of Fourth and Western ave-
Western avenue extends from the
ocean to the mountains. The lots
will be highly improved-palm trees
planted, etc. Two elegant houses
now being planned, others will quick
ly follow. Car line in course of con-
struction will run through tract.
MUST advance. Buy now and get the
first pick of lots and reap big profits.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-12-09

FOR BARGAINS IN ORANGE GROVES
see l.. NJ. PRATT, sos Laughlin bldg.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-12-09

Pittsburg Real Estate Company
Los Angeles herald., 1906-12-09

e-room elegant bungalow, s.. We
high ground, large lot; terms. .$4oO
Los Angeles herald., 1906-12-09

5 large rooms, modern; large, aSd lot
terms. for only .........''''''''S 'S1VV
Los Angeles herald., 1906-12-09

s11-s15 Laughlin Bldg
Los Angeles herald., 1906-12-09
BUSINESS PROPERTY
AND BUNGALOWS
RANCHES
ROOMING HOUSES
BRICE GRIMES

TUH 81 LII
First-class close-in business prop
erty: one lot fronts so feet on Spring
and 50 feet on Main; VIII IN short
time he the business center; $4,000
cash and time ...............$2O $2OV'OOV
Los Angeles herald., 1906-12-09

100 acres, miles from city line on
car line; fine soil, ripe for subdivision;
terms .......... .'.... %oV,UOV
We have all kinds of ranches all
over the county. Call on us for what
you want. We have the goods on sale
and must CO.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-12-09

10 rooms, finished elegantly up to-
date; large lot; terms: .....;. .Sll,OVv
we have cottages, bungalows and
mansions any size and location to
suit you.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-12-09

rooms, near car line; lot 5Ox15O;
fenced shrubbery, fruit trees sseno
flowers; terms ..........'ss''''S 'SAoVV
Los Angeles herald., 1906-12-09

large room bungalow. very fine, :
w: lot 5Ox14S; easy terms; only $S6O'
Los Angeles herald., 1906-12-09

4-room house, large lot; only $200
and SIS month ...........''''''S1 'S1'VV
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1906-12-12
Z. o. Painter, ESQ.,:
Jacksonville, Fla,

Z. o. Painter, ESQ.,:
Jacksonville, Fla,
Please ship me six tons Bean Fertilizer same
as you sent me last will add that testet
it carefully by side of - and so far your
goods at $500 per ton, are giving better re-
suits than at $3.50. Several of my
neighbors watching results and think it will
be big ad. for your goods.
Bill my order to Stuart, Fla, and oblige,
III. E. O1ds.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1906-12-12

hundred it proves proftless work Do
not be tempted by likely bull calf into
the business. The principle Of stavism,
throwing back to undesirable ancestral
traits from the cross-bred COWS, will
make shipwreck Of reputation. Do not
be tempted by likely cropp bred bull
calf from your dedigree sire out of one
Of your mongrel dams to use him in
your own herd That way spells retro
cession and ruin to the herd, for here
again stavism and in-breeding will be
at work, and year by year the size,
vigor and contour will be lost. And
it usually happens that the owner who
practices this fatal error in breeding
is the last person to note the de-
cadence Outsiders see it, but the
owner, who is in daily contact with his
animals fails to detect the gradual de-
cadence in his stock. When the time
comes to part with the frst-selected
sire, take another holiday for the pur-
chase of his successor, but before leav-
ing home subject the cattle to another
inspection. Naturally the second in
spection will disclose variations from
the first, and bull of somewhat differ
ent type may be needed.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1906-12-12
How to Improve Farm Stock.


that he can about his business grom
any source We are not among those
who think that this or that must be all
right because it ''Is English, you
know" Neither are of those rabid
haters of all that is English, who can
see nothing good in anything from that
country.
Therefore we think that the follow
ing from the English Livestock Jour-
nal may be valuable to some of our
American stockmen:
1t may be assumed that every
farmer is anxious to improve his live
stock, but the exigencies of every day
work, and the stress of making ends
meet, too few have the time to devote
to the consideration of how it is to be
accomplished The time, however, will
be we'll repaid. To some farmers, in
all probability, the plan of improve
ment has never seriously presented it.
seld. His stock, he tells himself, are
no worse than those of his neighbors-
possibly better than some of those
around him. The possibility of all
round improvement is a remote idea
not within the bounds of everyday life;
so he goes on breeding in the old hap
py-go-lucky way, and if a superior calf
or two comes he takes them simply as
slice Of good luck for which to be
thankful But even then the convic-
ton does not come to him that by ex-
ercise of judgment in mating a suitable
sire with his best cows, at the same
time gradually wedding out the unprof
table ones, he could lead up to
superior herd It may be accepted
that every farmer could do with
holiday, especially SO if he could at
once make it holiday Of profit and
pleasure To compine the two h
must have an object. No matter
whether his chief aim in breeding is
milk or beef, let him take a holiday in
search Of a suitable sire Before start
ing on his holiday, let him take close
scrutiny of his best COWS, noting care
fully both their good and weak points,
but more especially the latter, and
then resolve in his minds eye what
sort of bull would add to the strong
points, while at the same time remedy
ing weak ones. Thus equipped mental
ly, let him start on his holiday to visit
the pedigree heads most likely to sup
ply him with what he needs. Never
mind if the holiday includes fifty or
one hundred miles, the visiting Of one
herd or fifty herds customers are
always welcomed, and travel is cheap
nowadays. Do not return with COM
promise; perseverance will brang its
reward He will be able not only to
see the bulls, but in all probability the
stock from which they were bred,
thus giving HON assurance that in his
purchase like will produce like. If
bull ready for immediate use be more
than his purse warrants, likely calf
might be selected, but buinea Or two
should never be grudged in trans
action that is so pregnant Of future and
lasting profit Having satisfied him
ce1f that he has oOt the right animal,
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1906-12-12

~
Buff Rock eggs, always fresh and of
the finest flavor. Eating hen fruit
every morning in the year, I never de-
sire change of menu, is what regain
ed, for me, my strong constitution"
"How many chickens have you and
who cares for them?' inquired one Of
the listeners.
II have thirty-three birds in all" he
replied. call I have room for, and I
care for them myself. That is the best
part of it. Such pleasure it is to feed
those golden beauties in the early
morning before breakfast, and later in
the evening feed again and gather
basketfu1 Of beautiful eggs. I have
comfortable house, keep it clean and
free from vermin. At intervals every
day, both winter and summer, you can
hear those Buff biddies cackling about
the house crying out that they had
deposited an egg to pay their board
bill This cackling alone, gentlemen,
is enough to drown the cares and sor-
rows of business life. [ dare say my
Bluffs are the finest layers ever pro-
duced' said he. 81 do not give them
extra care either. During the winter
months when the mercury rests below
zero and you gentlemen fare on storage
products, I have fresh eggs every day.
The hens are very active and are also
we'll feathered This, I think, is what
gives them their excellent winter laying
qualities All through mid-winter my
Bluffs lay enough eggs to supply our
family, both for table use and baking,
and wel1-you know what that means"
'What do you do with all the chick
ems YOU raise, do they not accumulate
each year?'' was another interroga-
ton. ''We eat them" he exclaimed.
"a young rooster, full grown, is as
large as some of the turkeys you see
on the market They weigh from eight
to eleven pounds when dressed and
present beautiful yellow carcass. A
Juicy leg of the finest flavor from one
of those Buff Rocks would give some
of you inva1ids your second youth.
"How large a place is required for
your hock?" another inquired.
IT have two chicken yards" he
answered leach 120x30 feet, and three
times week I allow them the range Of
the lawn. There's where you see their
real beauty Imagine a nice green
lawn for background and a flock Of
golden Buff Plymouth Rocks scattered
over it, plucking the blades Of grass
and now and then chasing an unfortu
nate butterfly or grasshopper to an TN
timely death. My Bluffs attract the at
tention of all the neighbors, and es
pecial1y the pasers-by who are con-
tinua11y stopping to inquire what kind
of chickens those are, etc"
A stranger entered the office at this
point and my friend jumped to meet
him and closed his conversation with
these words: eyes, sir, gentlemen, if
you would enjoy life, as life really is,
take my advice and purchase some Buff
Plymouth Rocks or come and board
with me and have that never change
ILL 1~ao1-foo+ of f.aeh coxyNrv aOoc
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-07-13
Torom9nO og Spenifer.

"Sberiees f~hl6eror6e ung6omS
beIupfterbetsforbum6", en- 5orening,
Der teller CO. 5000 M}e6tenuner, bar
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mia, at maaife oar ser til at begpnoe
meo Iiot Risitcmting meo De norife
8iPiter. "Dten bt innfte6e no me6
~bbcrarbre, og Sen iu1eLtebe". "a
aanSiSat grctnnber mi6t un0er 9or.
banoIingerne bragte Ell oarm $iIien
fra Norge, brs6 Ser en- iterf Sltbel
los, % ba Stubent EoGide oeS en- ie.
mere SeiIigbeb fra Sc 8auIe upiaIa'
fongers 8rapbst booOe talt for Cue
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toner blarSt Sc 1900 6eitoetagcre.
3orge fit ct rlingen6e Seoe me6 fir.
iolSiee Surroer, % Ialeren bIep
bGaret ! GuIbitoI al toinoelige Gin.
Senter.
Sm afteuen Hang: ~8u gomIa.
on friifa-" og ga, 0i eIifer-" poa
5prisaaens gcper imelIem biuanSert
- for fsrite Gang / lang Bio.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-07-13
G0rtne.

Or. 2otprence s. 5Iicf opiumme.
rer, bpa0 GeiuItot Stuoiet at behring's.
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flyer: SuberfuloitS GGring) er boz.
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Ter, iom fslger meo at bo / Suie, er
aaringen iii SGring. 9oeoe life
Wenneifene / Sltie, oiIbe SGriug life
opitaa, i0Ifolo life al en- iaa alporlig
Dirt, at nogen TOM til at So beraf.
SpringenS 6orbolo til ooer0repen
RpoelIe al Rusorifte er life fLurt.
gnten grGnOeoinsbrif err aariag til
S9ring eaer en- Bslge beraf, er uptit.
Snarere ipnes oct at bore iaa, at Se.
ring leoer til 9rif. De, boiS 2ips.
fraft er iopffet, eriber sierne til 6Ia.
fen fpr at "itprte iig".
5 mango SiIfRIbc er ser life Segn
til 8Rring, fsr Spsoommen er langi
fremifre6en. llnbertioen ipne8 Den
an9rebne at bore iterf og fraftig @egt
og aniigtSfarpe ipnes normal; peo'
fommenSe bar ingen SoIte; @aciaer
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2pgen timber mere Spmptomer til.
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Ife, bpiS 9egt life ioarer iii bets
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or friIt 2uit, SpiIe og npreuoe Seoe.
mibler. Sor Sen fattise er oct panife.
ligt at ifaffe fig bette, noar life goo
aierenSe Wenneifer eler Staten trG.
Ser bieIpen0e til; men for ben bemib'
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tiosnof berpenSer iig til Sagen, ON
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rem. Sgiaa for BEN fattige or irif
Suit at tilsau unoer lloearbeioe, ION
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-07-13

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g. ffriOer:
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% Oar rGiteu iortuilet.
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Iutntng for mig. Seq islte Ratten
ira Den f6ritc 9oiis. SCR ieg bonhe
brugt % ben ferite TIaite, fuube ies
iOUe gpSt ON Natten.
Ger SLATER forbmde0e mig 90
aioroe mig furnGiet meo 6ensmcrfbdra!
Torbe0ring / min 8iIftonb, og boab.
mere cr, ieg bar iiSeu prrrt fritz"
Eerunu CT life ct beroligeftne Rib-
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bringer oct ga Sson til BEN fSundae2
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mcr eHteu az mag TorosieIicrcrer fprr
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-07-13
Sarnets OmeipeIier.

Ser ON Gogen la ieg Wprfe til En-
Slot Smongitttcr, iolu too % fit.
oertc en- frE GebaterpIatat. 9iGeSct3
Sorgruno bite oS er Wtar6, iom Dor
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pua en- aoiroe. - 8utterne bIeo life
rpooe 9tueoet, freq life, iprang life
lin get belIer. Nen Be giorSe itore
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paa Dem. : NprbcOen ia0 to pngrc
9srn % Iegte iauueR / ReRScitenen.
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ihrmpcr / oct SsIeoonb, iom ronot I
HcroeitCnen.
@arr0omsminSer buffet frem hos
mig. Seq buffet en- Ii6er poffer
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Sn0iscn. 3 6en lpic Sommernut.
oa &soet bang tilt, % Stiernerne
itnnct bIanft, bar oct bpggeligt OF
Goot at itboc % ic no ODER oen bLoo,
Houfc @anoiIo0e. "a tlrtSe 9urnet8
Gono Isfte fig opao / itiue llHorcr.
) &ipet5 &ump % &uppeitrto.
uaor set giGIOcr aorb$iturte og Sc,
qenrsitprfe on moruIift Dtoo on pgtc
&urutter, bar life oct Barn. iom
groo0e op / @abeisIeu % @a6eiuuto.
Jet, iauune go0e Authorizing eller Iige
Giltoor meo SenL Der porte op I
SUBS frte, bcrIige 3ahIr.
ut bo ficnot 8arIlrgt os 0uiten al
&~iIlctonpoIIer % 8IaopetS, at ba pr,
ret Oppe isr 8aufen COL og at ba
pHOct fine bare Ssooer / oct 6ugge6t
@rp3, ie, set er Ell Iip8oarig 8eliiq.
ueIie. 90 at 0Gre juuget tisuu al
Wuultroit ten % Urtfet al aarboucu5
BuI0ren og SattcipGtte1S Iromme.
IIng, er life oct RiHber, iom oct er
iunot at name frem tgien ! PI0re
&or? SO, oct er!
Born, buiS Sori3out er CT Stcn.
utur. boi5 &egepIo6s er poa @n6ens
groIGgniuG % bois 8oSciteo or
8aGie6ammen uoerior 8psrG1ren
eler Den mlore6e Glo, iom bar OF.
tat 9Derl5 &IOotbonS, er bet life at
Dertte BET beoite al. % on life a1c
al benz boyer op til go6e, bG6erIige
WtPr6 og 8ptn6er. bsr 6a Dc al %,
iom err iaa Ioftelise at giemme poa
Iuie, beiignebe 8arrbOmarir5er.
bpoe oS op iii itrenge, ubarm6ierttge
9ommere oocr Dem?
garrst3 GugtOeIfer er Of itsrre
8etp6mig emo mango ifiBHper og
foritaur, og man gisr Del / at BUTTE
paa oct.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-07-13

'Rils 9offen, norb for Saulontoun,
Eer 800 al RapefrGft eiter hanger
'Sios Sp~seIigbeo. Dun bar fsot
SauiugooI, Rorge, % par Itot noer
AZ aar sammel. aiSsse bIeo itehi
til SpiIe paa Goucornia Renigbeos
@rabpIaos, og Gaitor u. Sorgerior
icrretteoe.
ct 90 anSet.
Or. 6. @. geIsbetm, ser iom 2Gge
pon0t iig mango 8enner og aieuoin.
ger Der ! 8ortb 60, er MI orotreret
til Brett eiter at ba taget 8reiteer.
amen oeS 5orereSe &trtcS &reitcifoIc.
81 faar aItiua berefter tnIOe 1otto.
rem Gsuitor!
Gotten &aaia. S~onI0ntofpn. bar
igieu fiebt iig en- M EerFcmdittne al
teSite Slogs. Wtr. Staaia err @ltt, iom
taooe fan tHrife % oil tprifG, o.
ban faar turifc ogian, ba man cco,
Ran er en- grct aar o. en- oggtig Srr.
fer.
NPii3 Rutb StpaHion ira Gresoo,
ga. cr aniot iom 2Grertu0e Oe0 $ei.
ifoIen / 3ort5Dooo. gun fonmer
me0 8oOe gubeiaIiueer.
Seq Ter uteS 6ornsieIic. at 10
8ort5 COUNTY, Gutter, Garl llrSobl,
@roofTeIo, % St9urb 9isrIie, Gil
ter 2ote, giorSe set iaa go0t ocS ct.
Ir8gur Seminary. at De bIgo lsuret
meO b0ert tit "ShooIarNip". BRA
8ltter. Gor.