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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-21

acting On him much as a tapeworm acts on d"
hGrcsn being. The comparison admit. Is 2npless-
ant
The eggs of tie tachna, another parasite are
imported On the caterpillar and brought in boxes
The calso1oa is Z beetle which has been imported
II attacks the caterpillar throws it TO the ground
and then eats it. one peculiarly of many of these
parasites IS that they do their feeding entirely
when in the embryonic state and thus be
kept and examined in glass tubes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-21

"Crittick read your essay" said De Riter's
friend, "and he insists that you're beyond your
depth"
An" replied De Ritter II thought he would"
You did? Then you know what he means?'
Yes; he means simply that beyond his
depth."-Phadelphia Press.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-07-28
Ceuntyis Rich IN Re-
sources Of the Soil.

Continues from Page seventsen.1
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-07-28
PHOTOGRAPHER
c. {. PLEAS OF
CH|PLEY
He Is Enthusiastic Over
Work of West Florida
Development.

One of the most valuable citizens
which Chipley possesses and one
whose services were almost invalu-
able to The Journal in the prepare
ton of this work is c. e. Pleas, pho
tographer. Incidently Mr.. Pleas is al
so vice president of the Chipley
Board of Trade
As photographer, Mr.. Pleas prob
ably has no superior in the south.
His studio is one of the most artistic
places imaginable and his home, vine
covered and coy, amid garden Of
flowers and shrubs such as only the
southland can produce Is a model of
modest art and domestic beauty
Mr.. Pleas furnished the illustra-
lions for this work and also assisted
in other ways.
He it was who collected and ar
ranged the great exhibit which Wash
lngton county sent to the Gulf Coast
Fair at DeFuniak and the Florida
State Fair at Tampa. last year, at
both OF which places 1t carried on
Mr.. Pleas Is valuable man to
ChtpleyHand to Washington county.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-07-28
MATERIAL FOR
HARD RoADWAYS
Washington County is Rich
In Limestone, Clay and
Gravel.
% e. ia, rs

Washington County has an abun.
dance Of good sT0ads. rRaterial-iime-
stone, clay and Gravel. Ii most
places throughout the county, the clay
lies SO close to the surfaue that all
that is, necessary to build roads is to
grade the road bed up and use clay
from the dSches on either side TO
hard surface the road
The limestone which is so album
aant In the codnty, though somewhat
harder tosset than clay,,.is Of a char
acter to make possible the ffaest hard
rQadways in the world. The East
Coast of Florida which is becsmihg
noted tor It's hard roads built from
"GoquRa," or the soft rock dug from
the ocean Which, on exposure ia the
atanpsPhere, harlsns lfAe' aspn cab
boast st Ae bettsE mSfgflats or S6ads
than WashiRgton county, Vest Flor
i6A, when the people lSf Washington
cS1tntT begin to utilize this Slimestnhe
material with which they are so
abundahtly Supplied
Though little work has yet been
done, sthe people Of ChApley ana Wash
'ingtcn county are becoming imbued
with. the good roads spirit and the
county commissioners are ncw con-.
sfdering proposition to Build 4 hard
road directly thEczlgh the county from
the northern line to the bay on&tKe
sol4th. 1t Will take money to do thfs.
and taxes will shave to be levied Mrs
1t, but every dollar spent on good
roads ncFeasestthe.yalue of property
from four to ten times and, Washi1g..
tom county wilf<proye NO exception to
the rule.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-07-28

between Chipley and Wausau. L. E.
Miller, of Philadelphia, lis the promo
ter of ethe road, and W. w. Gordon
of Columbus. is president. The road
Igwill probably be completed by January
IA, next, or at the most, within one
Eyear. .fls
The completion of that line will
make Chipley the distributing point
for Sthe territory both east and west
and south to the bay, and the line
itself will prove a feeder from the
rich country to the south that viii
give ChiRtey zone of the most produc.
tive, territories ito draw from that any
town in sFlorida possesses
Chapley claims the distinction of
gtthesfaSsest Interior naval stores
shipping Eoint jim ttfA world, Having
ia record lin one season for shipping
s9yer 70, N0 $karreis OF. tuIpepttne and
E4e. QgO barrels of = rosint The nasai
stores i5fdustryshas constituted one of
FtheE laPgeGt soarces efs ChseleN,s hdsi-
mess income and it Will continue to
dc SO for many years to come.
The town has three banks with a
ccmbined capital of S95,606 and depos-
It's, runains from $1E5, DsGsto $a0GO9D.
Fer town'of from f,5001to 5000 tbeo-
pie this is a showing that = should
leave nesdoubts as to the standing and
selidity Of ChiBley's business insfitu
tons.
And Chipley -withal is bearySfuI
place. It had natural beauty to be-
gin with and sfes residents ,haNe cult
waited what: nature Originally gave
them to IAN extent that has prod6ced.
most gratifying results Large live
oaks line the streets and fill. the yards
OF the sresidentSsan as an Indication
Of the high ALTITUDE OF the place no
where on any of these oaks is there
any of the Spanish mess which. in
other parts of Florida, always looks
like part OF the tree itself. ChipleE
rs 300 feetsabo sea 1evek-and conse-
quently far above the moss line.
High, dry, and SfNealthfn1. with per.
feet natural drainage, cool breezes.
plenty of shade, and 1.-The best of good
water, Chipley is a place where
health. wealth, and all in life that is
worth while may be found. It is
soed place to go to and a still better
place 'to<stay in after You get there.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-07-28

also been able as a side issue to clean
up a nice little profit from. his farm
every year in addition to improving a
farm that could not now be purchased
for 500 an acre.
Yet just such land as Mr.. Danley
has made werthasl eQ.ssane acre can be
purchased, in its wild state at from
S5.00(to SIS per"acre, according to 10
cation.
For man who wants to learn how
to farm in West Florida and to have
demonstrated by acerlar Sprcef what
can be grown from West Florida soil;
the farm of G. A. Danley, of ,Chipfey,
is the proper place to go. And /
might add that it is a good place to
iso for good many farmers who al
ready think they know something
about farming. They can learn some.
thing there.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-07-28
G. A .DANLEY'S FINE
FARM NEAR CHIPLEY

The Washington county authority
On agricultural affafrs there, or al
least one OF those authorities, is G.
A Dan1ey, who has a farm tive miles
| southwest of Chipley.
Sdme - or 90 years ago, Mr.. Dan.
ley an, Indiana business man, broken
In health, came to Florida for the pur-
pose of prolonging his life. He was
not farmer but he set out to learn
how to be one and how successfully
he did learn may be gathered from
the fact that his lfarm has for years
been the show place Of Washington
county-the plaee.where the visitor is
directed to go when he wants to see
what the soil and climate OF West
Eeridas will do when at its best
MIR. Banley cliitivates only about
100 acres, but he gets out Of every
acre all that there is.inyit He farms
on the theoFy that brain as well as
Drawn IS essential to the best RESULTS,
be has cleaned all eft the sturnRsl out
OF his place SO that he can pfow a
straight furrow, and he does piew
them straight. HE uses m5dern ma
chinery and modern methods.
1t Looked natural, to me-becaase 1
used TO run that kind of machi6ery
mySeH-toasee asmeaern mewingI ma
chine, hay rake. disc plow and thar.
row, corn planter and cultivater in his
machine shed His hay barn with its
hay fork, pulley, blocks and tackfas
looked as though it might. have been
TRANSFERRED direct from one of the
big farms of Iowa ora the middle swest
Mr. sDanIey has, 6e,sacres of aorni:!
planted wide apart, that Swfr1 Yield
hin 20 sbusEels per acre With corn
at SO cents per 7buShel, thate is. net
bad. Bit on the ,same grsund aHdat
the same time, he viii grow velvet
beanssthat will yield four itens-ofshay
per acre. This hayNis worth $40 per
ton.
He has three acres of cassava that
viii yield 10 tons per -kacre and
his hogs and cattle will harvest it for!
him and grow fat while they are doing
it. He has fifteen acresxef cow peas
which will yield three @tons. of hay
per acre, and he has three acres of
sweet potatoes that wills ge%2e bush
els per acre.
1t takes some fertilizer to produce
such crops, but Mr.. Daniey believes
in lettfRg nature assist in this part
OF the process. He therefore plants
crops that themselves fertilize the
soil He plows deep and turns under
all OF the green stuff that is on the
ground and that helps. Velvet beans,
cowpeas, and Mexican clover are ali
natural fertilizers and turned under
they refertilize the soil and keep it
continually rich and productive.
Mr.. Danley's hogs were. not of the
razor back variety but were high
grade Poland Chinas and Berkshires.
He does not raise many cattle, but
what he has are of the best grades |
ind he makes them pay him well.
Mr.. Danley is now seventy years |
vigorous, and hearty. He |
ound health in Florida and he has |
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-07-28
4 GOOD CITY
GOVERNMENT
Chipley is Favored With a
Harmonious and Ener-
getic Working Body.

What good management does for
a business concern, harmonious
working city government will do for
a City. Chipiey has such a city gov
eminent, its officers being as follows:
Mayor-Bueil Cook.
Clerk and Treasurer. C.. Horne
Marshal-John T. Britt.
Aldermen. D. White, chair
man; I. A Hutchinson, E. n. Dekle.
VIM. Keith, and ]. r. McGeachy.
These men, with the support of the
good citizens of the town are making
a most creditable record for Chipley.
They are ALI energetic, enterprisins,
and obliging, and an inquiry about
Chipley addressed to any one of them
put to the mayor or clerk, particu-
larry, will receive a ready response.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-07-28

| the crops and gardens grow night
times, Sundays, holidays, and when
the owner gets sick or goes fishing.
The real source of wealth is in the.
soil and the real source of happiness
is IN making lft' cut of the soil.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-07-28

OniOnS -
Coll2rEs.
Lettuce. ..
Cabbage. .~.
RadiShes. .
Turnipe.
CueumSers.
AEtichokeS.
Okra.
Peppers.
Squash.
Gitron
WateEmelons.
Contaleupes.
Blackberries.
Cherry trees.
Peach trees.
Japanese persimmonB.
Figs.
Grapes.
Scdppernongs.
Satsuma orange trees.
Apple trees.
Suhfowers, for chicken feed.
Millet.
Mexican clover.
Rape.
And amongst the ornamental trees
and flowers were:
Campfor trees.
Banana plants.
Climbing roses.
Lilies and many other plants ant
shrubs which grow so readily IN this
soil and climate.
A Farm Dinner.
The dinner which 1 sat down to was
fit for king-ana practically all of !,
came from the farm. There were
roasting ears, Irish potatoes, tomatoes
stewed and sliced onions, cucumbers,
lettuce, butter, eggs, milk, radishes
andschicken-I never ate snch chicken
in my life
BY the way, how. do you like that
chicken" asked Rev Edw Wilson,
dather OF my host, as he helped me 10
another portion. -
Tt is great" / replied. DO YOU
haye{chicken for dinner every day pr
mot every day, butswe could easily
do so If we wanted it," replied the
elder Wilson, and now that you have
expressed a liking for it, I'll tell you
that thighs not chicken at all, but it
is one of my silver gray Belgian
hares-l'n show them to you after
dinner"
had eaten Jack Rabbit on the
plains and had, at various times, par
ticUlarly when nothing better was in
sight, thought ! liked il. But never
ate anything so good as that Belgian
hare. After dinner, / had look at
the beauties. There were Belgians-
reds, silver grays. blacks, and heavy
weights; and Flemish giants, weigh
ing, when grown, Il to 16 pounds. 1t
seems to me that the Belgian hare
industry ought to prove profitable
one anywhere.
i have gone into some details con-
corning Mr.. Wilson's farm to show
what canSbe done in a short time by
little intelligent direction and ener-
gy. Mr.. Wilson is living there, hap
pier and better and with greater pros
pect of a prosperous future than he
could ever have working on a weekly
salary in the city. Any other man
working on a salary can do the same
thing. The salaried man gets paid
simply for the time he is working, but
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-07-28

He-Are. you geod-at conusdrums.
she-Yes: He-WsA.>kere Is one: II I
were 70 propose tesysR what would ye1
sayEIliustrated Bits
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-07-28
sChipley, A Busy
Commercial Town.

Continued from Page seventeen.>
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-12-27
Ora @lcn6urn, gars Co., ". :.

Oct faIot mig / 9aute ieas, pa oct er
Sueitoru. at ies ituISe icnos nogIe Orb.
"a ri bar bapt uSutertet iut Geir / Sins
ter, men ioas er BET begpnot paa sams
mel Gis. Seq oil iise cher iaa mango
Sat for ben pr9gttse 8rGmie, Hapne<
itempelen. Set bar en- pen 8ape. Seq
piIee life bare ben foruoen for uoecn
Sin9. Iau tan life suite iig Ell beore
IrRmie meo Seres 9reoe 9Iab for tuu
$3.50 for ct belt aar. SiIIlut nil iee
iise iaa mango 5at for oct Ggte uorite
Of gobe 9Gieitof, "Secorn9sg Soften" brins
ger meo FIG. Oct er ct SIaS ieg til aas
beiaIe, til srbpsr uoriiiiupet RanS. Ga
iaa "@cb arneu"; Zen msber os mso
iaa mango lnie, bliSc Wirber ont bore
uif9Isige 9eoe hie,rre | earIe Rorge.
@auae SiIieuer til Seuner % ticnSte
ira Ole 6. Slion.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-12-27

mn fan ainiia'n rsas fin Yibe Iunsrs eus
ncgeu artoen.
Siommer bapoe Si geisg at 2aionas
FORTE Yioneerer, nsmIig Sobu Soeen
meo Samilie fra EIuumer, Rinn. Gan
reiits bertha for 16 aar fibeH. iaa ban
piIbe BID % ie fs ON paa eau,Ie Som'
ter. en- anben eammeI 9atonaaioub er
oeiaa iomruet tilbage forat bpirtte iig
Der isien. nemIg Gnbrefp Jobuion oss
iaa fra BIununer, Rirr.
Wi bar iiomnier p0ret neeet beISies
beS at bape foaet geiss at forfisuise
norite auuitnere. Seriblanbt Otau Ros.
iom ipolIeoe samIe ncrife 6isISmeIooier,
fom braete GIoost til at boble bos Sans
lingerie. meeens bet bar bebraif for
Soil. iom bar poyet op beriiIlauos. Ss'
iaa par &ari Rliee Der % eap Sppisuins
ger % ipiaeoe paa 2anseIeiten. 90 iaa
bar Sarpolo Der % bolet Sorebras %
irempiite tine 2psbiueSer fra Rorse,
bpilte pur itorarteSe. Sen enselfs StpIe
Tuttebe for en- Sio iiSen Der, os Der
boIStes ct meset pelpttet Yroeram, meo
Gang % Splasnine at StolebcrneRe,
Tom ereiebe fine Eager paa en- geadoe,
Der eicroe beres Carer. 9. 3. @ouau,
al Sgre, os ban bIep tiIllut operratt ct
o9rhifuIst nbriieoe iom Sat os Yaas
ifisnneIie for fit opofreroe arbeise.
Ser inbtraf ct isrseIist llIpfiestiIiGI'
Be- | Sommcr peo at en- 10 Mars %eannuel
Ssu az Ole Glen orutneoe. 9ar %
nogIe SepnaISrenoe bdoeoe i en- IiSen
Greet, bpori Der bar llesrasnir9er meo
opbt gauo |. llei ct iaaeant Tom ban og
ianf, uSen at be andre fnnSe pee nogeu
Si9p. lllptfeu eiorbss enoun mere turg
for be itnftels SorRIore, Deo at De ell
5io iorub banoe miltet en- Iioeu Seute Deb
Sp9bGm. aIfreo Saiseu bar liot al en-
RapeibsSom | IGneere Sib os bar M
maattet IaSe ioretase en- Operation;
ban er M ! Ianeiom SeSrin9.
Sad iaar bette bore NOT for oeuue
Gang, % iaa t~ileuiies "3eeprdbsFcs
iten"S Bcriprale OF Seiere en- sl9eeIi8
Sul os soSt Rptaar ira
S%uiteioarteu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-12-27
Saul g. ShrrSabl.
Sra Sent, darlington.

Soet ieg inoienber ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
fnar ieg ieuoe "Sceurabsgoiten" uosle
2iuier os tiger Saf for soot Sase bet
~ipnnore aar. af 8labliteraturen er
"2ecora9sYoiten" min fi1reite Gen.
gi bar baft Ell ubmartet fin Ssit ofs
perlenbe meS Col os geen. Sngeu Sroit
til benne SiS. Sent porer. aoitiaise
"gricfs "gegnineer % en- R9usoe Sras
bufc or optornne i ben ierere Sio. RiIs
ipaufees 9nnen er "grabeS" Der isiens
nem | CONNER.
ReIfepriien er MI st.90 pr. 100
guno. goteter er $50 pr. Sou.
Solicit Der | bet peitlise Baibiuetcu
logger ~forremmeIis an paa &reaturs %
Ssnieapl. g%ggseprtien er / GIminSeliss
beb bei. @creetriien bar ri life fsIt tort
til beruSc; iuseu Sanf bar ramIet til
Senre Sio.
llnbertesueSe fuISe BAIT Chit til at
felge ~9ecornbsY oiten"s Higher op iii
Spen, men fom ban berub. manIfe bet
ifuIse bore intsresiant at probe Soppeu
az gat. @dnier, hpis oi traf en- liar
Scmmeroas. Ga "SecorabsE often"s
2Gierc or fpreote ODER bet amerifanIie
SditlanS os en- itor Sci af Horse, CT
greperIineen meeet interssinut. SermeS
en- penIis SiIien til -Secorabs Yoifen"
Higher, Heoattsr 90 sGicre.
Ole G. gie.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-12-27

Tom Den aamle life rigttg fnnoe ftnoe
Sraa0eu /. Sum ioritoo ierit bare
Oen enc 3ing, at betoeS Ssn lepeoe
o. bar Rret % ogtet al ale Beune'
fer; men iiben elf Oct op for benoe,
al han par fommet paa @eIeg I'll lit
SiemIono % mart uiloe tonuue og
bile paa beuoe. @2eu al 5rGfen
ella ituIoe blipe bans Suitru. mel oct
frm0e bun oa uTuIlig tro! Sun
maotte iGtte ito ueo % boIoe paa lit
gamle Sopeo. Grsrtc bun uirtelig
life, % buoroan funSe bet bRnge
iammeiL bette foruuoer!ige, ION
ella tdIte ON?
Set lob iom ct epeutpr for Den
guntIe, iattige 8one, oa Clio fortaIte,
at bun bopSe msot BAN | uolunoet
oa q blepet iorlouet meo BAN Der.
On itor S~piinSeIie, ban IPnge bapOe
orbeioet meo, bapoe nh siort BAN til
Ell rig Rono.
90 SuIeaiten tommer ban paa
geisg til os % on bIiper bans fsrite
Sang bis. Wor grita!" ilutteoe bun.
50 i~oaIeoes bleo Def.
"a Nor gritd bapoe ppntct fin
Stue til SeIgen nteo Bar % SuIe'
gran tom ct paffert Rar goaen0e
paa 9eien, iom isrte Op til benoes
GUS. Diem for Mor 9rita bar oeune
fine, aIporIige Rauo en- 6remmeo.
Sun hlnoe life begribe. at bette par
benoes arel, Tom udr reiit ira benoe
for mango aar iioer.
Clio bar ben. iom ieuneoe 8eien
meaem Rooerens % Ssuneus Sier.
ter. Ren ben fsrite Bluos | Ror
gritos Sierte FIT ban bog life; ben
bapoe ella taget for IRuge iioen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-12-27
Ora Sabsr. g,imneivta.

f.E .. .
Ssnsao ben 15be Grt. iamIeSes mel.
lem 200 % 800 Ndbosr % gsHner al
So5n ruerig r., fcer Sebe ben lite No'
pembcr SSftieben. 0isie aabotr os Ben.
ner bar tomnet f~ouunen for at piie, al
BE- bar ben afessts geHner. itie blot
Orb men osiaa | Uieruins. % life blot
/ GI9oe, men cgiaa al Sc Tan seItase
Sore, os at be M ubtaIte fin spmpatbi
meo Cullen % Be SaberIsie FAINT DC
samIe SoreIore; tbi ben afssSs par Den.
iom ale bisie itoIebe paa,
gaitor 8. ~. 4isrn bolSt en- me.
get Tfisu % rsreube Yale % iasSe bIanS.
auSet, at osnne tore Glare al genner.
iout bar lomnet i~auiret for at SeItase
meS benz ! Sorsen. a 9eois paa. al
ceu afbsoe PAL en-. iou babe panorei
iaalsSes, at Ian hapbe ounost geuuer.
a. ban bar en- Ranb. ION aItio bapoe
opfpIot fine RIieter baaSs / bet enc Oh
Set anset, % at bet nriteu funse iiaes.
at Seune Ssn AT 2i9rIi9bcO til lin SaSer
opoireoe III eset Gin bcroeS. at ban pleis'
pe I'm SdSer, meoenS ban bar ING. %
Serdi paaSroe iie ieip Sen Spsoom. Tom
bdpSe 2soeu iii ScIec, meoens 5aeereu
bIeo friif iaien. % at Bette SeSsfalo
eapSe eGrct mere rereuhe enS noeet ans
bet, iem ban fienbte, % al Oct pnr flint.
uaar en- Sens &iGrlieheo oar lda tor til
fin SaSer iom hsuue GduoS, 90 at pa
birSe hi tcmme ibu Den 5su og BEN Ben.
iom opcirese fit 9iu p0a Soriets Err
for os aae o.ip. Or.
Taitor SieISitas bolot o5ian en- meeet
Iim oo rsrcnse SuIe, men iieubte III,
iaa ugie til 5orbolccne; tbi ban ielu
ba5oe life b9ret Der iaa lGn9e 90 bapee
feet Scn afheoe en- 0ar9, IA ban Tom for
al beisae ben eamle ipge SAFER; men
ban iasoe. at BET par en- Stn9, ban mers
fcee Sa, at sen afoebe meO iaaodrt gms
bee % SjarIisbee pleisoc lin 8aber, at
ban bapse alerie for feet noset iaa fisnt
% opofrenoe. Otter Salerue opera
raitc 9umiteen, iom bsitoo al u. 8.
laugeu, Rels 5tagaberg % Gle Reter'
ion, en- @aoe fra De mango Eenner, Iom
beituo az 1865 til guisu % DC s fabers
lsie Bern, til ct 9epis pan oeres tro Benz
tab til afooSs Sobu J. llueuig OF at
bette &nfa5 piloe Ire afbrDSes, men
pcSbIipe. % meo cette Ruiie, at Serrens
@eIiieueIie MATTE frembeIes prre meh
ben afSsbes 6aniIie, 6orEIore, SsiienSe
90 @suner.
3ereiter ierperehss "R~sireIbnents"
icm Sisie genner babe iergct for at faa
iitauo, o. ioa opIeites bette Rsbe iom
bapSe pGret iaa foruneerIig Iisut 90
rsrenSe. Sen afosne a ieot / 5oIbeu
SreitsaieIS, Reore ScIcmurfsu. Noree.
Den lite Iai 1853 al 6orploreue Sos
bnnres llIeois os 3uitru Rareu. Dan
Tom meo line 6orGISre til amerita /
1882 % bar iibeu boct / 5orpu OF 8ds
namingo, @ocobe Go, Ginu., meo fine
SorGIore paa en- Sarm. 6or 10 Var IL
Den i~ubtraaete bauci Sg8tcitnb meS
emma 3. Stsrieth, rlO9 here's s@gtcifab
bIep psIiienet meb 9 Bern, al boiIte s
M leoer. Dan beae ben lite Hou. 1907.
gfosbc bar Ell nbmGr.st Naub, en- tirrs
lie Ssu, 9iauo % 6ooer, en- uSunGrtet
Soreer % 9iriemeoIeru, en- Nanc, bois
Orb man iunbe itole paa.
GOA DC efterlaotes "a isrgeuocs Segne
frembrres bernteo en- hierteIis Sdt til
be mango @enner ior peres RrroRreIie
% SpofreIie. X.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-12-27
en- traOeI 3onae.

On Statiititer. Der, bpis ban lite
bar arbeioet | gmbeos Mteofsr, maa
bare goo Sio. bar opgiort Song GO
paro ben SppenSes arbeiSspr9ita.
ton / garet 1906-t907, % oct
maa | etbpert SaIo inorsmmes, at
ReiuItatei az bans llnoeriseeIIer er
imponerenoe. : 9sbet al Oct poa.
ajaIoenoe Mar bar 8ongeu oilagt
9eieg as forifielise Steoer, oeruf
Is / uolanoet, ban bar gipet Nh.
oiens 40 Ganee til Tiuiitre. @e.
ianoter O.. I. b. % afbolSt s StdtS'
raaS. San bar operpGret Is SnS'
p~ieIieSieiter % beGret IA StdtSbon'
fetter meb lin RGroRreIie. inmt
operuQret ~ Goraoer % Iignenoe.
gberIiaere bar ban beisst 6 roitil'
finger, pGret Bert pe6 7 feItliae Sof'
~ceremonier, II @onee operoGret
gGobeIsb % ~ @ange bcIsgt Geo
ire. 9esuoen bar ban fcranltaltet
ct "Sea Gdrtp" % ct "8aroen
Iartp". aougens acrreiponoance
omiattet / oct poagiplSenoe Iar 5O,'
600 8reoe o. SlinoeisreIier. San
bar bnpt S~ammcufomit meo Soer'
bopeber for 10 iorifieaige Stoter, 5
llSlanSet % tiliisS bar ban rei't
5000 engeIite Nil % ! SuSIanoet
1900 Ril, bpao ser, foreelt paa
aaret. blir 81 gtil ON Togen. Oct
er Hart, at en- iaaban grbeieSpoel'e
Inn fan operfommes, mar Sonsen
beapnoer Grbeioet tt0li9t paa Gagen
oa itdoig er parat til arbeioe. ut
ban er oct, fan man ifienne al, at
mems ban gisr TorGeutoilette, blir
De | 3attens Sob unfomue Telegram.
urer Ipit op for bam. Sans uoiIrg'
ter til gGooeIsb % I~ignenoe aoipre'
oeIier mao pIanlGgacS meo iaa Iioet
3iosipiIbe iom muligt, og islselig
er De llofluater. ban e'ter en9ellt
Sfif icretoaer oeo uaeuS Sintning,
fortere emo be Ileite peIbauenoe eng.
IRrtbere nsies meo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-12-27
sra gleutsYssb, Montana.

Scor Iiseer bet? Sa. 9reSe 9rier.
er ou iuteresieret / 5~oneiteaoIanb, iaa
Ices oibere oe Su bill mart pibe. bpor bet
Iigser. oe ou bill oefaa faa uibe. buao
ieg bar at iise ON bette Country, og ou
bill maaife blipe iaa interesicret. at or
bill foifule os ie big ieID. Seq bill fsrii
Iabe eber pibe. at leg lite err nogcn 2os
Gator eIer Ggent at noaen SIa8s. iaa
bet er itte ebers Een9e ieg er efter. Seq
bill bare sipe eber en- 9eifripelie al Cans
bet beromfrina. efter min bebite Sors
itaaeIie, % on fan ba gisre iom on oil.
ON bu finber bet p9ro at fomme 90 ie
for big ielp. glentppooo CT Dor Eoit
Office, % Der er oaian Store. Oct ligs
ger | ben norbsitIise 9el al Wontana |
@alreb Co.. @rrnier til Rpro Datotd
mob git os Canada MOB Rorb. 2anSct
er bFeeformist, % Sorobunben er iaa
soS, ium iee bar feet ben nosenitess.
9euISicrb til en- Spbbe at IS CONNER
paa 2erbunb; greets oe Hiners rinoer
igielmem gountrpet. Ru bill ies suIfe
@eoaftionen os belle Rerionalet % ale
2riere af ~2ecorabs Boiten" en- 9l9Selis
Sui % ct neIiisnet Rptaarl
so. Sobiaiou.