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ciezko pokaleczonych, a kilkaset
pokaleczonych mniej groznie.
Pomiedzy zabitymi byi bur
mistrz i Inspector poEcyi miasta
Witten. Rzeczoznawey zapew-
niaja, re w obec nadzwyczaj-
nych Srodk6w ostroznoSci Ia
chowywanych we fabryce, eks-
plozya mogla wydarzyc sic tylko
w skutek popelnienia zbrodni.
Cesarz Wilhelm dowiedziawszy
sic nieszczesciu, ofiarowal
$4,000 marek ma wsparcie dotk-
nietych katastrofa wysial gen.
Won Scholla do miast Amen i
Witten.
Poznan, 30 listop. = Zwloki
zmarlego arcybiskupa Stablew-
skiego znajduja sic obecnie w
katedrze poznahskiej we dnie i
w nocy olbrzymie tlumy ciagle
przybywaja, azeby je ogladac.
Caly kraj okryl sic zaloba, pod
czas gdy polskie gazety poSwie-
GAIA zmarlemu Prymasowi OBJ
szerne wspomnienia i oddaja
hold jego zaslugom i meczeh-
stwu, prasa niemiecka zachowu-
je sic w sposob oburzajacy tax
hakatystyczne jak polurzedowe
dzienniki niemieckie rozpisuja
sic o tenn, IL nastepca zmarlego
ME moze bye ME bedzie Polak.
Petersburg, 80 listop. - Pre-
mier Stoiypin zrobil krok ener-
giczny, azeby STAG sic panem sy'
tuacyi w obec skandalu odkrycia
naduzyc dostawa zboza do O.
kolic dotknietych zbozem, przez
niejakiego Lidwala, poleconego
przez asystenta ministra spraw
wewnetrznych Gurke. Premier
zwoial specyalna sesye ministrow
ably natychmiast sprawe te ONO
vic. Gurko zrezygnowal, ale Sto
lypin powiedziai mu, re ME po-
winien tego czyRic, chocby dla-
tego, by we wlasnym interesie
stanal pred sadem. Tymczasem
gromadzi sic materyal dowodo-
wy; do Petersburga powola1 Sto-
lypin gen. Frederickson, guber-
natora Nizszego Nowogrodu,
ktory Lidwina protegowai ME-
jakiego Sotokicza, wspolnika
Lidwala, ale ten ME odpowle-
dial i zapewne sic ukrywa.
Lynchburg, Va, 80 listop. -
Prezydent wielkiego systernu
kolei po1udniowyclr, Samuel
Spencer, jadacy w specyalnym
swym wagonie na poludnie, 20
stall zabity W skutek katastTofy
kolejowej W Lawyer. 10 mil ma
poludnie cd Lynchburg, wraz
kilku innemi osobami wczoraJ
po p6lnocy. Inny pociag wpall
ma jego wagon prywatny, kt6ry
natychmiast stanal w plomie-
mach. Wraz MIN znajdowali
sic W prywatnym tym wagonie;
Philip Schuyler, kapital. New
Yorku, kt6ry natychmiast zostal
r6wniez zabity, prywatny jego
telegrafista D. w: Davis, kto-
rego ten sam los spotkaI pry-
watny jego sekretarz Merrill, tax
ciezko pokaleczony, re wyzdro-
wieG ME moze. Nadto stracili
zycie: konduktor lokomotywy
Terry; Francis T. Redwood i
Charles D. Fisher, wybitni oby-
watele Baltimore. OSmiu mu-
rzyn6w zostaio pokaleczonych i
przywieziono ich do Lynchbur-
ga. Niewiadomo, co byio powo-
dem katastrofy zarzadzono Sle-
dztwo; zdaje sic, ze telegrafista
w Ragoon, D. J. Maddux pre-
puScil drugi pociag, ME przeko-
nawszy sic, czyli tor jest wolny'
Znid on szukaja 60 teraz. Pry-
watny wagon Spencera zostai
najzupeiniej zniszczony, zw}o-
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Z RZYMU.
KOnsystOrz Odbedzie sic dnia ego Grudnia.
Straszna katastrofa pod Wltten
w Westfalii.
Prezydent Systemu kOlei pOfudniOWych zabity W sKu
TEX katastrOfy kOIejOWej pod Lawyers, Va

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World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1906-07-12
Question M. -.

Ed. please allow me space in your
valuable paper for some educated
wall informed man to tell me wha,
that image was that John the Rev.
spoke Of in this manner.
And he had power 10 give life unto
the Image Of the beast that the image
Of The beast should both sp,ak and cause
that - many - would NOT worship the
Image Of the beast to be killed
Rsy is-ls.
.Iuhn volner.
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QUESTION NO II,

Also tell me wha, VIC arc 10 learn
from the 80 Ch. Of Genesis where
Jacob calls his sons 10 gather themselves
togsther that he might ,cl,> them what
should beiAll them in the lns, days.
e h. Ssppi"gton;
ScguiE Wash.
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Question No. -.

Bro. Ed. please lie. some preacher
tell ne Who is the cause OF so many
divisions making so many differcn,
denominations all fighting each
other with the sword Of scisms.
John Volacr
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CREATION
AND
FORMATION
coatisasd from last week.


come not to call the righteous
hut sinners to repentance" And
in spsaking Of the Gsntilss he
says, "Oths, sheep I have which
are not Of this fold, Asm also /
must bring, and there shall be
ons fold. and one shepherd, /"
And concerning the unbelieving
Jews, that rejected Christ. and
found fault with his apostles,
Paul speaks aud says.
wall spaks the Holy Ghost BY Isaiss
the prophs. unto our fathers,
Saying. Go unto this people and cay
Hearing ye shall hear and shall no. un.
dcrs.snd and seeing ye shall see and
not perceive:
For the heart Of this people 10 waved
gross and their ears are dull Of hearing
and their eyes have they closed; les,
they should see with their eyes and hear
With their ears aud understand with
their heart and should be converted
and should heal them.
Acts 26-2J-28-27
The above scripture might np'
pear to the reader)that the blind.
ing of their eyes was their own
work, but when we read the pro.
phesy We will begin to see
some different: So please read tho
following.
And he said Go and tell this people
Hear ys indeed but understand not and
see 20 indeed but perceive not.
Make the hear, Of this people IA, and
make their ears heavy and shut their
eyes lest they zee with their eyes and
hear with their ears and understand
viii their heart. and convert and b,
healed. lisa 9. $50
Paul in his declaration had
direct reference TO what Isaiah
said as you will see in the % vs.
Then in his epistle to the Roma.
Brethren no confirms the FAC,
that God blinded their eyes and
they could not help themselv es
please read.
According rs II ia written God ha,l
given them tho spiri, Of slumber eye
that they should not see and cars tina
they should not hear unto this day.
Rom ll--s
Here the reader can see tina,
God gave them the Spirit o
slumbsr: And WI find Matthew
referring to the same prnphesy /,
this language;
Aud In them Is fulfilled the prophecy
Of Esaias. which saith by hearing y,
shall hear aud shall not understand an,
seeing ye shall sue and shall not perceive
For this peoples heart 10 waxei gros
and their ears are dull " hearing an,
their yves they have closed lest a, an,
time they should ssc with their eyes
and hear with :hcir Gus. and shout,
understand with their hear. and sl,nul,
be converted. aud l should heal them.
Matt. lS--i4-l5
Now this all agrees with wha,
the Prophet said from. tho fac,
this language confirms it;
BE I, known therefore unto you ,ha
the salvation Of God is sen, unto IN,
drn''lrs and tina, they will hear it,
Acp % 20
Now this Ia plain talk. and va,
1t wns necessary for Paul to use
such plainess of speech: for h,
wa1' on this occasion. spenking tc
shose jews. that hated the very
hamo OF Jesu" but Pulls greu,
work was among the Gsrt;,..
That was his tlsld Of labor. For IN
als flrst spistle m the Gen,il.
brethren at Rom, he says,
Now | would no, have you ignorant
brethren. TINT of'cn'imes | pm, poised !,
come un'1 you. but was le, hi,h, r,o.
"I l might have anne frni, amoos
y"' a's", even as among other GENTLE,
RaM i-is.
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QUESTION NO. 10

Bro. Garrett will you allow me to ask
this question through the inquiry
column Of your valuable paper. And II
no other preacher or person answers II
you ples,e answer. which ": Please
explain the last paragraph of tho 80 Oh
OF Isaiah. e. Il. Sappington:
Seguin Wash.
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Psntuty teils ID tuoS vnoee oen !.
tile brsthren, to whom Paul
sddressss his spistls. wsrs the
maks mp Of tho church ut Rome;
she opinion, which commentaries
have give NJ. They say, that the
church Of Rome, vas the makeup
Of both Jews and dsntilss: this
could not Be true in tho full ssucs,
il Psuls language IT, worth any
thing, % he says;
Now I would M, have you iguossn,
brethren that oftestlmss purpossd 70
cnme unto you but was Let hitherto
that ! might have some fruit among
you also even - snosg other 0sptilss.
Rom l-lS
This proves beyond a doubt
that they were GentilSs; thu only
Jaws that could have belonged to
the church Of Rome, would have
to be the dispursed ones that were
among the 0entiies. There ID
no doubt, but some few Of Auch
Jews we're in the church at Rome
but the main body was Gentiles,
and by Paul it was considered q
Gentle church. Hence he said
g." that he might have some
fruit among them az other Gan.
tiles" The Mosaical Jews we're
blinded. they could not accept
Him. Nor could they believe the
doctrine. of him being the Christ.
Therefore they would not Worship
Him. or in bis lame, under such
teachings. Rut then az we'll },
now, they are looking for ths,
promise, as you may read.
Unto which prom ise our twelve tribes
instantly serving God day and night
hope 70 come. For which hopes sake
king Agrippa. l am accused OF the Jews
Acts. So.
And upon these ground We cal
not receiye such dr.trlne, that
those, Jews we're mix d up with
the church Of R,me; but i
is reason and it is Bible, to so,
the dispursed Jews that were a
Rome, belonged, for in Christ i.
where that class of Jews founc
redemption in this manner
Wherefore. there is no need Of
any ono stumbling over this point
Paul makes this to plain in thu
language above quoted. Aud the,
! again, upon this point.
Unto which promise our twolve tribes
instantly serving God day and nigh
hope to come. facts. 26-7)
Paul in this tells us the Jew
are serving God day and nigh
under tho law, hoping to'come t.
this promise; then in Paul's time,
as we'll as to-day. the Jews served
God under the'Mosnical law. with
tn" hope of q brighter day. aud
! that hope in the proper time. will
bring them from under the blind
ness unto the promise. which a.
waits them at tho fullneas OF the
Gen'iles, when to them the prom
ised Messiah will appear.
But 10 further prove our point,
we shall direct the reader 8
mind to Romans. 1lth. Ch., 18th.
".
| For speak !" v"n Gen,iles. inaannch
as | nm The apostle ~ the Gcntilea. !
magnify mine office: (Rom. lis
Beyond . doubt then. The
church At Rome was made M Of
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tnao epOSo - mo Romans, %
spals 70 them a.grsat deal about
The Jews. 20 that ths word Of
truth might b rightly divided.
Bat many have wandered sway
from the sld Path Of truth which
Christ purchased and sealed
with his blond: land protesting
themselves to Be wise. they BE-.
c"me fools, and changed the
glory Of the incompatible God,
into an image made like 10 cor.
ruptable man: hence, they shall
b judged according 70 the deeds
dsne In tho bndy; that il God in
that day shall judge the secrets
Of men. (Gentile) By Jesus Christ
according to Paul's gospel. (See
Romans, ED. Oh. 10Th. W
And yet while Paul 10 so de-
finite in speaking to the Gentle,
b. speaks many thines TO them,
as we have before stated, about
the Jews, or concerning the
Jews and shows chat while
they may be professors of the
law. and having the form Of cir
cumcision, yet may be far from
being . real Jew, at heart; even
while serving God under the law,
they must obey chat law BY faith
| In Christ. In Christ. the heart
must be circumcised; or in other
words, the hear, must be purifi.
ed through faith. or by::faith. in
Him: and that faith must not as
Paul says. in speaking to the
Gentiles.
That your faith should no, stand 10
tho wisdom II men. hut In the power Of
God Il Cor 2-s)
And in the verses above and
below this fifth verse, he says.
And my. speech and nv prea .l,i"c
WAS ma with sn.icing. wMds NJ man =
wisdom. hut in demonstration Of the
Spirit and II power. Il Cor. c-4)'
HOwbeit We speak wisdom among
them that are perfect; yet not the wis.
dom II Ills world nor Of the princes
Of this world. tina, come TO nongh,.
Blu I We speak the wisdom Of God.
mystery. even the hidden wisdom,
which God ordained before the world
INTO our glory.
Which none Of the princes NJ mi,
world knew; for had they known II.
they would no, have cruciaed the Lord
81 glory. =.
But God hath revealed them unto ~
by his Spirit. f"r the Spirit searche,h
all things. yea. the deep thing. VI God.
I Cor. e-6-7-s % i0)
This brings us back to the my.
stories that Paul revealed unto
the Gentiles. over eighteen.hun.
dred years ago. and with us as
them it remains to know the nys.
teriss Of the kingdom Of heaven to
day, even al they that believe tho
truth, aud put their trust in
Jesus, the Saviour Of tho world.
And in another ore of Paul's
ep'stles, he. speaking 10 the
the Gentle br,thren. and assur-
ing them of that unity of spirit
which must exist between Christ's
followers, says.
For ! would that We knew whm, rea
r""fiict ! have for you. and for Them NJ,
Ls"'iicea. and for n. n, any NJ have Nh,
sccn my face IN the flesh.
That THAR h.ur,e y,i,,,,, ~ $500
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! ssA b Dias Assss eoacsraIag 'the
Dsssss Of The saas Il nss tAss Cod nigh
nlsifsst thsa and NJ ,hsy nlgla ~
Inst lAsy themselves srs bsssss. Eecls.
} -i0T
This cosArms our statement. %
made shove. and W aid The Geo.
Tiles received eternal life thtesgh
The hood of Christ, Christs blood
gave stsrnsl lie Tor soul. which
msaas stsrns! life, Paul said
Tread. ],
Wherefore remember ,hatye being IN
time past osntIlss In the ilesh who arc
called Uncircumcisioa BY tbs, which
Is called he Circumcision In the flesh
made BY hands:
That a that time 70 were without
Christ helng aliens from the common
wealth Of lsreal and strangers from the
covenants Of promise having no hope
md without God 10 the world;
But how. In Christ Jesus. W who
sometime we're far on are made nigh by
the blobd OF Christ.
For no u our peace, who hath made
both one. and hath broken down the
middle wall Of PARTON between us;
Eph. 2-i1-i9-l3-l4.l
Yes We ran very easily compre.
bend BY searching the scriptures.
what this middle wall was between
Jew and GontiIe, and how /, was
removed or torn down, it required
the blood OF Christ to take away
this curse, this middle wall, this
SIN, this abominabls lningiing Of
Jew and Gentle, Oh how God ab.
hored this mingling, and to re-.
deem the shining Jew he gave his.
500 to DO delivered into the bands
Of the Gentle soldiers 10 be scorg-
cd and cruci6ed for them. to 70.
deem them from this evil, and
grant salvation or life to the Gen
tiles, then they GentiIes through
the blood Of Christ were made q.
people thst had not been u people
and had been far of but now made
nigh by Chr,st blood, yes we said
tAs.Genliss. were not q people
but wers.made y people through
Chrls,a own blood. For Christ.
said.
| am the good shepherd the good
shepherd give,h hi lite for his sheep.
Isl. John l0-lil
Again 10 II v.
| nm the good shepherd. and kaow.
my sheep. and ain known Of nine.
st John lO-14
We'll did Christ know His sheen,
(the Jcws) and lay down bis life
for the lost sheep "f the house Of
Israel, the los. shoep was the
shining Jew this was by them
mingling with the Gentle. Oh.
how Christ loved his own even
unto Death and in Death said ia
his Father. Porrive them for they
know not what they do. the Jews
bl'ndod by parallels tuuld not
know or see what they were do.
ing consequently delivered their.
K,pg TO the GentiIes soldiers t.
DO put to doath, ana tire .Gent,les.
were IN their beas'Iy state and in
viitue Of the case knew rot what.
they were doing, We said Christ.
granted souls or life spirit. Yea
God give access to Eternal III, IN
Chr'at, impaired unto thom Goa.
tiles frnm the hand Of God.
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T. YEA I rHnKIT MEET As
Lone A. IAN IN THIS rABER.
kAcLE 10 sT1R Ur1ou ~ PUTT.
ING You lx RrnsEBxRAxcE.
PET. ioH. 10 V. IA.


And Christ said.
II I had not como. and spoken unto
them they had not had sin; but now
they have no cloak for their clio.
Ill had not done among them the
works which none other man did they
bad not had Sin: 81. John. i5- 70 "a
II Christ hadent OF did what had
become necessary ior him to do,
the GsntIlss could not Of comm it,
cd any crime or evil or It could
net Of been imputed unto them for
unr,ghteousness, for while they
wore the cloak II sin they bad no
eternal life, which. means that they
had no soul, and OF course Gould
not be under any law Read, Paul)
For until the law Gin was In the world
but sin Ia not impude when there is no
law. Rom. SIS
Therefore the Gsntiles which
God said be created 90 the 9th.
day and gave them .ccess and
right to tho whole earth they
could not be held accountable for
God did not place them under any
law. therefore they could not sin.
but God only blessed them (Gen.
tilss) saying be fruitful multiply
and repIenish the earth. so BY the
GentiIes min,'iing with ,be Jews,
oouId only 'arnish their beauty,
IS the image or likeness OF God
that God said he created them in,
but after the 7.h. day God formed
q man out Of the dus. Of the ground
and gavo him eternal life y living
! soul and placed him 10 Q garden
he had made for him Eastward 10
Eden. then mnde q wife for him
out Of ono o! his (Adsms) RIBS,
thea Adam had bis wl.e,And they,
were holy and hat living s"uIs.
and GOO commanded thom to have
nothing to do with the Gsn'iles
(which WIS the for hidden fruit
and the tree Of knowledge of good
and ev,I) for Grd said tO I'd. m in
the day they eat thereof they
should surely die. and the woman
adams wifs) Was found in tho
first trausgrcssior brought about
on thi. wise, the serpent beguIled
her induced her to submit 10 his
dosIre. und Eade Eve believe It
would elevate her in this lie. say.
ing TO ho, she would become Nh
~ise u. gcds noto not US wiso
~ God but as gods. yes how true
Ia this she become A. wise ss tho
gods Of this world, (which are
ma"yl The formed people only
knew good, TIL they were deceived
and whom the devil through the
GSutilo caused her the woman 10
do wrong she knew both good and
sviI, Just what the devil had told
Eve. 81 we see how wise the Gen.
tito was he stated the truth to Eve
and M'!i did the istal work. how
true il IN. on times the devil will
tell the truth il such . way and
manner US 10 p"ison tn" sonl on
timcs he Ia IT, s0mo ono that ia
trying TO preach useing the word
OF God dere''fu''y making miscon.
'tru''io"s and no, cureiog jus. 20
he gets the dollar. Yes It il an .rne
that it can not b" successfully dis.
+! pnted that the Gentiles had.n, n
living .oul or eternal lilo TN
Christ granted it to them through
his blood, in fact they hid. bu. 1T
We p"e.cminence above tbe he..,
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Question No, 0.
Kind Ed: pleaso-sxplain tho la,
Of Row. and tell us-whether il was
. vision or . dream or was Il
becsuse no was tho beloved do
cipie.
Orlia Watts.
Spokane Waahingto
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Page Of lnqArers
Question No. 0. >

What 10 the valley Of Bscs and what
b Bsca. Ed.
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Question No, q:
What 10 the highest part OF the ius.
OF the earth, And define the highest
part from the lowest partf
I'd.
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THE CIlESsE I
JAH.vills Colony.
FOWLER MO-

~. Z. ;. .,....... .l,s..
AND pusIssusa
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1906-11-28
Important Decision.

An interesting case has been de-
cided in the Iowa Supreme Court
Beeks VS.. Dickinson county. The
plaintiff sought damages from the
county and from the members of the
local board of health individually for
alleged loss of crops because of quar-
antine established and maintained on
a mistaken superstition that there was
smallpox in the family. The supreme
court holds that neither the county
nor the members of the local board
are liable for quarantine established
through mistake when such act is per-
formed in the honest exercise of their
best Judgment.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1906-11-28
Four Cars Of Sugar Beets.

Messrs o. H. Barrows and Arson
Peck of the Waverly beet sugar fac
tory were in New Hampton last Satur.
day experimenting the loading and
shipping to Chaska, Mimi, of four
cars of sugar beets raised by our far
mers.
They praised the quality of our
beets very highly and particularly
their freedom from dirt. Mr.. Bar
rows, in talking with the Gazette
man pointed to a wagon load and said
there was about barrel of sugar in
it. The load was about two tons.
Our people got S4.05 per ton after
deducting the tare. which runs from
2 to per cent. Mr.. Barrows said
the average crop around New Hamp-
ton was about twelve to fifteen tons
per acre. New Hampton Gazette.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1906-11-28
Thievery Of Years Revealed.

james Richmond, justice of the
peace at Buena Vista, station on
this division, was arrested recently
for stealing goods from the Milwau-
kee Railway Go. The work has been
going on for years and on several
occasions Richmond has been up for
trial on similar charges, but always
got away. A short time after his
recent arrest his name appeared as
for reelection as justice
and he was again elected to fill that
office. He is now out on a 81 900
bail. Lansing Mirror.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1906-11-28
New Bank Organization Perfected.

A meeting of the stockholders il
the new First National Bank OF
Riceville was held last week and
officers elected as follows: President,
James Hendricks; vice presidents, r.
L. st. John and @. Z. Adams
cashier B. n. Hendricks; assistan
cashier, Z. R. st. John.
Matters in connection with the new
bank, which it is expected will open
for business not far from the first Of
January, were discussed and steps
tken to complete the organization,
according to law. -Riceville Re-
,order.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1906-11-28

Careful and successful business men
restrict their advertising to newspa.
pers. This method is a great saving
to merchants who are contin tally
solicited to suscribe for much social
led advertising which is of no COM
mercial value. Much of the handful
advertising that is scattered in the
yards of residences is swept into the
trash pile or slightly thrown aside as
waste paper. People have formed a
habit of regarding advertising circu-
lars with scant notice. They look to
the newspapers for their info, nation
all lines of trade.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1906-11-28
Lecture al Calmar.

The Hon. G. N. Haugen. congress
man from this district, has kindly
consented to give lecture in the
Opera House. Nov. 30, at s O'Clock for
the benefit of the Young People,
Society of the Norwegian church.
Lecture will be in the English Ian
guage, and the price of admission
l5c for adults and 1Oc for children.
After the lecture coffee and cake will
be served for 10 cents. A cordial
invitation to all. -Courier.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1906-11-28

1t is stated that Jesse Fairchild,
living near Lake City, has been ex-
perimenting with pumpkin to find
out how much power it generates in
growing. He placed growing pump
kin in box made of two inch planks,
then put 500 pound weight on the
lid. Within few weeks the. pumpkin
had filed the box and lifted the lid
slightly, and then instead of forcing
upward the heavy weight. burst open
the heavy box. A hundred pound
weight was lifted easily.