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The sun. (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1905-1908, 1906-05-26

His intentions are honorable and he
wishes to prove them so by shooting
his lady love if she renigs when he
makes play for her hand.
! think the old style was the best,
because when young people quarreled
they didn't need an ambulance and u
hospital surgeon to help them make up.
In the old days Oscar Dobson would
draw the stove brush cheerfully across
his dogskin shoes and rush with eager
feet to see Lena Jones, the girl he wished
to make the wife of his bosom.
"Darling!" Oscar would say, 81 am
sure to the bad for love of you. Pipe
the downcast drop in this eye of mine
and notice the way my heart is bub.
bling over like a bottle of sarsaparilla
on a hot day! BE mine, Lena! be
mine."
Then Lena would giggle. Not once,
but seven giggles, something like those
used in spasm.
Then she would say: "No, Oscar /;
it cannot be. Fate wills it otherwise"
Then Oscar would bite his finger nails,
pick his hat up out of the coalscuttle
and say to Lena: "False one! You
love Conrad, the hoorwalker in the
butcher shop. Curses on Conrad, and
see what you have missed, Lena. !
have tickets for a swell chowder party
next Tuesday. All! farewell forever!"
Then Oscar would walk out and hunt
up one of those places that Carrie Ma
ton missed in the shuttle, and there
with one arm glued tight around thu
bar rail, he would fasten his system t,
a jag which would last for week.
Despair would grab him, and he'd b.
The sun. (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1905-1908, 1906-05-26

Oscar with the souse thing for sure.
When he would recover strength
enough to walk down town without at
tracing attention of the other side of
the street, he would call on Lena and
say: Elena, forgive me for what |
done, but love is blind--and, besides, l
mixed my drinks. Lena, / was on the
downward path and l nearly went to
hell"
Then Lena would say; "Why, Oscar,
| saw you and your bundle when you
fell in the we'll, but didn't know it was
rs deep as you mention"
Then they would kiss and make up,
and the wedding bells would ring just
as soon as Oscars salary grew large
enough to tease a pocketbook.
But these days the idea is altogether
different.
Children are hardly out of the cradle
before they are arrested for butting into
the speed limit with smoke wagon.
Even when they go counting they
have to play to the gallery.
walks into the parlor to see Miss lmo'
gene COrdelia HofIbrew,
"Wie gents, lmogene!" says Con
salvO.
"Simlich!" says Imogene, standing al
right angles near the piano because she
thinks she is Gibson girl.
"Imogene, Dearest GonsalvO con
tinues; 81 called on your papa in Wal
Street yesterday to find out how mucl
money you have, but he refused to name
the sum, therefore you have untol'
wealth."
Gonsalvo pauscs to let the Partisan
The sun. (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1905-1908, 1906-05-26

1900 years B. G. "She led me, hand in
hand and we went into her garden to
converse together" says the Post En-
press. "There were currant trees and
cherries ruddier than the ruby. The ripe
peaches of the garden resembled bronze"
Coming down three centuries, we find
that Solomon the singer of songs, had
a garden, or at least could describe one.
Awake, o north wind; and come, thou
south; blow upon my garden, that the
spices thereof may flow out. Let my be-
loved come into his garden and eat his
pleasant fruits" Hardly less attractive
than this is what Homer writes in the
Odyssey: "And there grow tall trees
blOssoming, pear trees and pomegran-
ates, and apple trees with bright fruit,
and sweet figs, and olives in their
bloom" Pliny the Elder, who persisted
in the eruption of Vesuvius, a. d. 70,
calls a garden "a poor mans shamble,
it was all the market-place he had for
to provide himself with victuals."
At this early time they had cabbages
and salads of herbs, and spices for dress.
ing the meat, and by 1880 when Alex.
ander Neckam, the first Englishman to
write on gardens, described the proper
one, there were all these plants to be
put in: "There you should have pars-
ley, cost, fennel, southernwood, corian.
der, sage, savory, hyssop, mint, rue, dit.
cany, smallage, pellitory, and lettuces
There should also be beds planted with
onions, leeks, garlic, pompons and sha.
lots. The cucumber growing in its lap
and If occasion furnish thee, pottage
herbs, beets. herbmercury, orache, sor'
rel and mallows, anise, mustard, white
pepper, and NORWOOD, do also good
service in gardenlet."
The sun. (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1905-1908, 1906-05-26
John Henry ON Counting


clock on the mantel tick, tick, tick
He is making the bluff of his life you
see, and he has to do even that on tick.
Besides. this furnishes the local color.
Then Gonsalvo bursts forth again:
"Imogcne! Oh! lmogene! will you be
mine and | will be thine without money
and without the price"
Gonsalvo pauses to let this idea get
noiscd about little.
Then he goes on: BE mine, lmogcnc!
You will be minus the money while !
have the price!"
GOnsalvO trcmbles with the passion
which is consuming his pocketbook, and
then lmogcne turns languidly from u
right angle triangle into more of
straight front, and hands GonsalvO u
bitter look of scOrn.
Then Gonsalvo grabs his revolver and,
aiming 1t ut her marble brow, exclaims
marry me this minute or | will shoot
you in the topknot, because love YOU"
Then papa rushes into the room and
GonsalvO politely requests the old gen
tleman to hold two or three bullets for
him for few moments.
Gonsalvo then bites deeply into bot
tic of carbolic acid, and just as the
coroner climbs into the house the pic.
lures of the modern lover and loveress
appear in the newspapers, and fashion
able society receives jolt.
This is the new and up,to.date way of
making love.
However, I think the old style OF
counting il the best, because you can
generally stop jag before it gets to
the undertaken.
What do you think!
The sun. (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1905-1908, 1906-05-26

Are you wise to the fact that every-
thing is changing in this old world of
ours, and that since the advent of fuss
wagons even the old-fashioned idea of
courtship has been chased to the woods ?
1t used to be that on Saturday even
ing the young gent would draw down
his six dollars worth of salary and chase
himself to the barber shop, where the
Dago lawn trimmer would put u crimp
in his mustache and plaster his fore.
head with three cents worth of hair
and dollars worth of axle grease.
Then the young gent would 60 out
and spread 40 cents around among the
tradesmen for mess of water lilies
and n bag of peanut brittle.
The lilies of the valley were to nut
on the dining room table so mother
would be pleased, and with the peanut
brittle he intended to fill in the weary
moments when he and his little gcisha
girl were not making gOo-goo eyes ut
each other.
But nowadays it is different, and
Dan Cupid spends most of his time on
the hot foot between the cOrOner's Of.
flee and the divorce court.
I've got hunch that young people
these days are more emotional and like
to see their pictures in the newspap ers.
Nowadays when clever young man
goes to visit his sweetheart he hikes
over the streets in benzine buggy, and
when he pulls the bell-rOpe at the front
door he has rapid-fire revolver in one
pocket and bottle of carbolic acid in
the other.
The sun. (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1905-1908, 1906-05-26
Agricultural Topics

wall; one of which is called "Thc Pine
apple Disease of Sugarcanc." Why
Pineapple? just because the fungus,
when freshly cut, has pineapple odor.
That is ALL II is due to the formation
of ascctic ether by fungus from the sac
charine substance within the cane stalk.
Those who read the name only will at
first thought jump to the conclusion
that some disease of the pineapple has
seized upon the sugarcane. Because of
this, Florida protests against the men
tion of the name.-Pabor Lake Pine
apple
The sun. (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1905-1908, 1906-05-26
CORRESPONDENCE.

Hawaii Experiment Station, Honolulu,
Hawaii. April "a, l0O6.-W. f. Pabor,
Avon Park, Fla: Dear SRI note
your editorial, Vol. 8, No. 3, Of the
Pabor Lake Pineapple, objecting to the
use of the name pineapple Disease" of
sugarcane. We did not coin the name,
which has been in use for many years in
cane. growing countries the world over.
If the pineapple growers can prevail
upon the cane growers to change the
appellation, well and good.
Incidentally. as a matter of news, Ha-
waii will have about five million pines
growing by the end Of this year, two
million of them in single plantation.
One Of our plantations expects to mar
ket 100000 ripe pines during the pres
ent season. Yours truly,
JARED G. SMITH.
p. S.-There is no frost in Hawaii.
New Orleans, La, May Is, l908.-W.
+. Pab0r, PabOr Lake, Avon Park p. o.,
Fla: Dear Mr.. PabOr-Your favor Of
the 10th inst. is received and carefully
noted. In Louisiana we know of no
such disease to sugarcane as pineapple
disease. On the other hand, from what
Mr.. Jared G. Smith says, l should infer
that the disease may be known in the
Hawaii islands and probably in the Far
East, say in the Mauritius, Java and
elsewhere, az the pineapple disease from
the fact that the OdOr Of the diseased
plants is similar to that of the pine
apple.
Anyway, while very familiar with oul
The sun. (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1905-1908, 1906-05-26

The Bureau Of Entomology announces
that this is the year for the periodical
cicada or scventcenyear locust, giving
the localities where the brood may be ex.
pected. Florida, fortunately, Is one of
the States that will escape the vista.
ton Kentucky will get more than oil
the rest OF the States. Tennessee, North
Carolina and upper Georgia will get
some. In the North, Pennsylvania, New
Jersey and q small strip on the border
line of Illinois and Wisconsin seem to be
the only sections likely to be troubled.
West of the Mississippi they are not ex-
pected. This distribution is based on
records given by Riley. They last APP
ptared in 1850. The principal damage is
done to young fruit trees, and the ex,
perience of observers covering several
periods, indicates that they will appear
about the last OF May.
The sun. (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1905-1908, 1906-05-26

NV garden il forest ledge
Which older forests bound;
The banks slope down to the green lakes
edge
Then plunge to depths profound.
Emerson.
A little garden square and walled
And in a grove an ancient evergreen,
A yew tree and all around it ran walk
Of shingle and q wall divided it.
-TennysOn.
A garden, sir, wherein all rainbowed
flowers were heaped together.-Kings'
ley.
An album is garden, not for show;
Planted for use, where wholesome seeds
should grow. -Chas. Lamb.
God the first garden made.-Cowley.
The sun. (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1905-1908, 1906-05-26
w. T.. PABOR

own industry, I have no knowledge what
ever of the disease.
7 hope that you are enjoying good
health and that we shall have the pleas
urc of seeing you next month in Indian
apolis. Yours truly,
The sun. (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1905-1908, 1906-05-26
PINEAPPLE DISEASE OF SUGAR
CANE.

In behalf of all the pineapple grow
ers of Florida, rise to object to hav
ing the word pineapple tackled on to a
disease of sugarcane, as has been done
by the Hawaii Experiment Station in
pamphlet on plant diseases in Ha.
The sun. (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1905-1908, 1906-05-26
PRELUDE.

Among the changing months, May stands
confessed
The sweetest and in fairest colors
dressed.
Thomson.
When April steps aside for May,
Like diamonds all the rain drops
glisten;
Fresh viOlets open every day;
To some new bird each hour we listen.
Lucy Larcom.
Sweet May has come to love us,
Flowers, trees, their blossoms don;
And through the blue heavens above us
The very clouds move on.
-Heine.
Thus, the singers of England, Amer
lea and Germany offer tribute to the
May. But in Florida every month is
more or less May, by reason of per-
petual greenery and bloom. Our girls
and boys could have festival and
crown the chosen queen with roses any
and every month in the year.
My, oh my! but April was dry, but
in May we look for many rainy day.
For the next four months the farmers
and fruit'growers will have long days
for labor and short nights for rest.
There will be but little of interest to
record in this department until the later
crops begin to ripen, more especially the
field crops.
The sun. (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1905-1908, 1906-05-26

Eat candy if you are exhausted, says
Professor +. S. Lee of Columbia Univer-
slty. Any form of sugar taken in small
quantity will produce the same result,
molasses being effective, or even plain
sugar will knock out WEAKNESS. "Chaw
ing the sugar cane, therefore, must be
the main reason why the country kids
and kiddies are so full of activity.
The sun. (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1905-1908, 1906-05-26
THE ETERNAL GARDEN.

Let us wander in an Egyptian garden,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-07-20
SUB pnkntn.

2bffe mibt ! ltlpffen. - NeIs Gar
Jon og &. Moline, to Mrbeibere | er
@rsit peo Tierre, blep forrige Sreboi
begrapne / @rsiten. Den bar ii 5oi
bpb, og M91rbere itoo cpreiit of
itrnfte fig efter irogle ReSfaber pac
ISoppen, 6a Den enc SIDE al Srsfter
roieSe IND og besrop Weoline aloeles
men Cartons Sopeo bar ODER Soroen
anore Grbeibere begpnote itrar a
araoe Dem no, ps Oct lpffeoes al
reooe Dem.
9~anbfouturct ! &apib Gitp bar M
cffentligsiort jim SEAPORT for satn'
Ioaneo, % Den bier, at meBf Sanf
blep optaset. Ter siorbes 4O6 Nm.
meIoelier for SomeiteabIanb og 79
gnmeIbelIer unSer andre SanSlooe,
9ette 9iitrift inSbefatter Gointperne
Butte, glrter, Sal Giper, 2aiprerce,
MeaSe, Bennington Sbnnnc1t og
@oIbinaton meb 7,222,621 gcres
opmoaIt 9anS % 1887 uopmaali
2anb. ai oct opmuaalte Sano er o.
las, 9t2 gcres optaeet. Ger or A.
173 gcres 0~eineraaanb, al bptIfet
3,63S gcres er / 2ufprence Gourtp
oa 535 acres i 8~enningtcn Gountp.
Siior optoseS iaa me8et Sono ! Ven'
nington Gountp ulere iom / belle Ne
item Of 9iitriftet.
4%merifanrre | EransSaal. - 9. S.
grtre, Tom fsr bar i Geaorpooo.S erra
Wmina Co., men M er lnteresieret !
MineSrift / Ermsoaal, SDo afritn,
er fommen tilbage til Geabapoco ef.
ter ii aars Srap9r. arbetoeripsrss'
maaIet er pauifeli9t Serneoe, tiger
9rice. &ineierue bar p9ret Der %
trunaes Winerne, men ben brittle
Regiering bar beiluttet at ierroe oenl
biemL % De inbisSte eIler &nfferne
fan man life faa til at orbeloe.
.Granspual err enbnu life en- lelpitpret
Stat, men baaber mart at bltce Oct |
2i9beo meo aupfoIorien og Ratal.
Sfisnt en9eIife og frGnife &apttalt'
tier eier MSinerne i Spo afrifa, faa
er Dog en Waioritet al Sllperinten'
beuter % geitprcre ior Iinerne ame'
rifanere. Brice er geltprer TOR nj
Sontpanier OF bar $4,000 ON DO
ret / 2en. Ger err martge glaf Sias
Snlf | Sranspaal.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-07-20
JnoIanoet.


OLE Srnien, en- SIogter / Goutci
@Inffs, itcg iioite 2srDas tiIoeirs / ei
2nithaIlon peo Safe Rono,po, fur
ah ~isuoenfor Council 9Iiifs. Sar
bapbe ef SalsifiGrnL peo SiGIp a
tpiIfen ban boppeSe neS, men iaIS.
reS ! Sisert og brifieoe. 0ette bal
bans fcrite 6orisg meb goloniis'
ming; ban bar % aar SnnrneI.
turrctuiusen flutes. Saa @r1lns
al Staters BrobibitionSloo pI Siour
Ctr mite ct itort 9iitiaeri. g. .,
Soffee, geitrrereit for Blue 9olep
9iitiIlerD 60. / aarias Gin, BIZ flute
fra Sforu Gin ooer SIooen til
Simtr, g(eb. San hdr fisbt Siour
@eot & &refcrpiIg Cos 5abrif, ion
bier 5psgct for ire gar iiben for
$4,000 oil oltoeaSe $4,000 til
SorheSratger 90 piI til neite gIar be.
9Dnoe Of fnbrifcrc Seliaturerrt aIfo-
hnI on 3biifp me6 EN- Sapacitct af
800 @lTibels &orn SagIig.
Smprpriien piI itigr. - Otter Ioo.
fpnbiae MnlrSS Don hi oet me
Sou, forn forbpoer aisb og SaIg al
nrer gerIf % SIeoe, 5etpoeIig ioreae
SurmcrneS SnStGgter her | Statc,
Smsr, ion I Stem gorf bar prret /
oHoen !&lasie, bI ln1 bIipe ! fsrite
&Iasie, 90 Snnpr, iom bar ppret for.
ite &laSie, oil blipe "g8eitern ertra",
os meset Smer, ion bar ppret int0cr
unbcn &lasfe, piI I'M naa BERNIE
&Iosic. Slner, ion bar inaei Dter.
fet IS, bar opret / anoet aIosie, og
oct, ium nor merfet 81 og oper, / fsr.
tie aIasie, Gen rene 6Is0e, iiges Der,
I'll barre Smsrpriien 2 Gents pr.
@anib, or Sn Soma boert Slar ier6er
100000 &tnb Su1sr til 2iten,
betpber oct Ell SorBgeIie al $1,000.
600 ! Saruerre8 SSn6tGgter.
Mange Ndtiuualbdnfer. - Otter
&appnrten fro Controller Of the Gur.
rerlcp for 1Sbe SSSlnui bar Soma Here
RationnIbnfer emo noger ou6en
Stat | llnionet. Staten bar TO San.
se iao mango 9enge / oisie Banter
fom California % Iebraffa; omtrent
Iigciod mango JON Sytoimta; 80 Ero-
cent mere en6 Connecticut; neiten
fem 8anee iau meget iom Reip
SautpiIire, ipn ubIaaner Renge pOer
belle 2qnDet; mere emo RidJigan;
Iigeioa meset Tom &entiudp, Georgia
ug alabama tiIidnmen; ire 6ieroe-
Dele iaa meget iom 0SlsiadpIiettS;
rmiteu IiBeina me8et iom SeroS og
mere emo SnIoSelen iaa meget iom
Ohio. Nna nnprite Cato bapoe Souu
$7t36o,O00 inSioibiIeIle Snbifitb
9atiornlbanfer. S9iud olbre belt.
liee Stafer uiier tor Sors8elie. San'
ias bar TO @onee iau mango Berge
4ationnlbanfer ioir Georgia og 4la'
bdnna, oen bar mere emo 8irginin,
California eler Connecticut, ire
GierScoeIe ioa meget iom gtitigdn.
observation-disclosures riier. at oct i%innnii'
cle Centrum burtig fIptte8 fra 2iten
til Misiisippt. og Qisiourt6aleu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-07-20

CO George &iiper | s~efferior County
err ogina' &un0ioat. Senntor Ga Sol.
lette itstter NelIon.
gistis 9etsfjenbclic. CONNER
Fariib hyperion digap iibiie esroag
en- aienbeIie, iorn er al itor gigtis5eo
for 9perne peo De Itore siser. ga
gen siaiSt, ON aorn. iom ~opbepdres
! Gleuatorer, fan iIGgses Sfat. Wpe.
Scents Gornfirmaet / @dibburn neg.
tcoe at betale Sfat paa aorn | Gle.
natcr, 90 ppen anlagoe Gag. Gle.
tntorfoinpaniet paaitoo, at aornet
rar I'm 9r6niit~, pentebe bare paa
Sfib til at tase Oct pioere, 90 DON'T
merer bolot for, at oct bar iaa, 90 at
9pen life fi,nbe freeze Sfat paa Ror.
net. Snsen bill itben Spil bIipe ap.
peleret til S~sielteret.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-07-20

llnberitpttelie, nterl bet fsrite blep ben'
piit til &pmiteen meo Baales ont at
rappurtere til ct ienere Wsce. 9a
Somiteen inbbraste jim RappUrt pm
birefte Srimarpala, bar Surlussitilss
rens oprinbel,se 5urilas Onltrent ubui'
itet, us ~iitebetior at pere en Spfororins
til 2%esislaturen um at pebtase en- Son
ON Irimerpals, ipm pmfatteDe pmtrent
ale Gmbebsm9no, bar Snbitiqiusen
blot en- meuiusslps llbtalslie, ber iDu.
teS at fise upset ONT beuue popu1are
&eform uben at iige npeet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-07-20
5niunrTntn.

Iartiu Sullaub, Ell 6armer og eli
al Dc Gl6ite Settiere oeo Steuart'
rifle, foISt forIeSen Gog oB0 ON / lit
Stem. Sam bar rs Gur aoumeI.
Srinits MeniabeS / Reo @tng,
Eoitor g. :. Strpn8 &oIo, fit iibite
Ssuhag fit me airfe irboiet. Mtouge
ltocnbpS 8reiter 6eItog ! SauoItngen.
sra gnelcp berettes, al 90 9crios
ner, Tom bar S~pueiteaoIouO / Clear
natter Gounitu, iiNite 2erboG hapoe
Spgier meO Hegieringcn % If Sfis.
&c pda tit San0.
&cuiumin TSrGslic, GuNercr for en-
&oltf / Rede, q. Gcf., Soce forrige
llge hos iine 8orrI0rc / albert Sea
% bIeo begrupen ira SOrpSeuS Strife
Ser unber itor GatoRelie ira SIcRt
% Seuner. Sr. 6rDSIie bar 80 Gor
qarumeI: hon ~grobuere0e / 1885 ira
2Itther College, So han bar IS gnr
gaumcI og bar 0er Hulite @tono,
fom hor Gro0ucrct ira Gouc8ct.
TurgiTtct SuIat. - IIerc al Sic
Itcrne i ct @rnIl,tp, iom boISteS i Ger.
Gus Sails forrioc T7rc0ag. blcO meget
inqe, % man irmteoc ior, at ire eIlcr
fire a Gen riIGc 30. men 2pacrnc
mencr. at uur nil fomue lin. @U.
Qerue iagGe. II 5pQHoumeu FREQ iig
ira giTt ! nc9ct &otctialot, iGn De
ipiitc / 9rnuupoet; SoIotcr bar lunct
al qomIc Rotc:cr, n ale, ionI ipiitc
Den, bIeD iple, iao &pgerue orbCi0rHe
belle Nutten.
HcmtiaGrafcf. - @ucu ,3unbroto
/ @oo09uc ContD Til DEN 1855 2cpt.
feire 5OsIora Ia8cA iar i'm @run0.
IGagcIie. Teftcn IfaI hoIoc5 / Ior,
bin5cIi, n,eN BcoSutc Gountn Inir.
'cm bellies ! 3umtrota ira SEN 1qoc
til 216e Scptember. O}an oil ienOl
no mere cr0 5000 CutobnSelicr ii
iaa0ume, ipm fn boeoe ! 9nen, %
man peuter, at mango al bi3ie ri.
forne. @lrcern6r Sobriou ifal boIot
en- Gale, 90 orore pronlncHte Whpm>
/ Stater uil fOrtGle ON &ionccrSa.
gene ! S]uu1brctn.
Martin WifttIion, en- ur,Q 9Iau$
cg en- al be iIinteitc, iom bar gra6uc.
ret fra SsiifoIen / Eergug SAILS, bIG
iOrIeSen Dag iiutbeu at bare itr6s
ipag 90 bIep icnSt til QipIet / 6ergus
SAILS. Sau baooe boI0t SfoIe
Grant Gorntg % bauSe orunlelot Il;
fon aanOi6at Tor SfoIeiupertnten
Bent for Grant Gouttr Miar tror
bans @anpiS ifriper ia fra ior baarS
Stloim % poIitiif gGngiteIie; 3.
ban Heo erumineret, tate ban udfId
belig on @soIitif % 8iSenIfab d
blanbeOe mnteu1afiite grobiemer Jam
men meo ~iociaIrtiite S6eer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-07-20
"6ioo op".
Oct CT %cicu at sicre De sanle nrse.

st al Sc merfeligite 8iOneSbpro
ON araiten al ret Nao finbes / fsI.
geuoe intercSioute Sort9aing al en-
GAMBLER:
Seq er MI II Iar gantmeI % bar
opret mer eIcr minore ina iibau ica
bar 16 Glar, en- Del al Sioen en- Sn'
oaIiS meo Wapcipgbom % andre Ela'
ger.
ga ieg for ct Bar Iar iiben bsrte.
bpor mcget Grape Nlits 9iorSe for
nogle al bore genner, beiIutteoe iea
at prsue ser ieIo og icg fanSt itral
Si0Ip - mere Stprfe % llSboISen'
bebSfraft.
Zen Sormer plagebe Sarmen mig
life iom Sen aioroe for icg brlgte
Grape Ruts % efter at baoe brigi
oct itaoig / fire IaoneSer, bespnott
ieg at ioritno, booS oct bar at bore
fritz % fauSt. at min Naue retteoe
its ieIo, ioo at leg er MI ri fra Den
aamIe SpgSom. Seq bapbe Irnet
iprtpilet ON iaaoGnne Reiultater %
fan trpat itge. at ieg npoer beSre SeI'
breo, erN lea bar eiort paa mango
Gar; f5t beRne pioiinoerlise Wab bal
pirfeIig sicrt mig til en- mn MfanS.'
9apnet opgioes al Eoinlm Co., Bat
tie Greet. Nit.
Der er intet unSerligt peS bette
nm iuuS, p~iSenfabelig Sormuit, ion
enbper fan bep;ie peo en- grspe.
sc | Yaffen FOR ben befienSte lint
Bog, ~Sbe IoaS to @eIlpille~.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-07-20

s anleonins al oenne SubftiQing
upipanbt Der fig ben melt interssIante
Sistnsiion unber belle MDbet, u9 ben
oarebe ct Bar Elmer til bsntmub Nib.
not. Raifiuens Salsmano piite fors
bauienbe ltoen Snteresie for benne 8s.
FORM.
Sniursenternes Surilas ON, at 2es
a~islaturen ifulbe ~panle9eeS at pebtaoe
en- eirteli9 Sou ON 8rimeroals / 9i9s
beb meo @iscOuiins, blep imiolertio
antaset msb Ell tnap WtaiOritct. 9ette
bar SppOfitionens eneite fore Seier III.
Der benne &onuention.