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The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1907-07-05
SIGNS FOR PAST SHOWS.
Mark Twain Regrets Vanished Joys Of
Other Days.

Where now is Billy Rice? He was
a Joy to me, and SO were the other
stars of the igger-show-Billy Birch,
David Wambold, Backus and de-
lightful dozen of their brethren who
made life a pleasure to me 40 years
ago and later. Birch, Wambold and
Backus are gone years ago; and with
them departed to return no more for
ever, l suppose, the real nigger-show
the genuine nigger-show, the ex-
travagant nigger-show--the show
which to me had no peer and whose
peer has not yet arrived, in my ex-
perience. We have the grand opera;
and | have witnessed, and greatly en-
joyed, the first act of everything
which Wagner created, but the effect
OH me has always been so powerful
that one act was quite sufficient;
whenever l have witnessed two acts
I have gone away physically exhaust
ed, and whenever l have ventured an
entire opera the result has been the
next thing to suicide, But if l could
have the nigger-show back again, in
its pristine purity and perfection, I
should have but little further use for
opera. 1t seems to me that to the
elevated mind and the sensitive spirit
the hand-organ and the nigger-show
are standard and summit to whose
raretied altitude the other forms of
musical art may not hope to reach
Mark Twain, in North American Re-
view.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1907-07-05

with the firecrackers cheering him on.
Liberty, John, is the only real thing
in this world for nation, but just
why the glorious cause of freedom
should be slapped in the face with an
imitation of the bombardment of Port
Arthur Is something which l must
have misconstrued.
I'VE had very quiet time here at
home on the Fourth, John, with the
exception that another interesting
cousin of yours, my young namesake,
Peter Grant, tied giant firecracker
to the cats tail, and the cat went to
the kitchen to have her explosion.
1T took two hours and seven neigh.
bors to get your good old Aunt Maggie
out of the refrigerator, which was the
place selected for her by the catastro-
phe.
THE stove lost all the supper 1t
contained; little Peter Grant lost two
eyebrows and his Buster Brown hair;
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1907-07-05

the cat lost seven Of its lives, and the
glorious cause of freedom got send
off that could be heard 10 miles.
1--WE all missed you, John, but may.
be it is better you were not at home
on the Fourth, because the doctor Is
occupying your room SO that he can
be near the wounded-otherwise we
are all well.
81 think, John, that when freedom
was first invented by George Washing
ton the idea was to make it something
quiet and modest which he could keep
about the house and which he could
look at once in while without getting
nervous prostration.
But George forgot to leave full In.
structions, and nowadays when the
birthday of freedom rolls around the
impulsive American public wakes up
at daylight, shoves up the window and
begins to hurl torpedoes at the house
next door, because noise in the air
Is worth two noises on the quiet.
1--WE had a very quiet Fourth at
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1907-07-05

our forefathers had suspected that
their great-grandchildren would make
such an internal racket on the Fourth
Of July they would have waited for a
snowstorm on the 18th of January be-
fore signing their John Hancocks, be-
cause then it would be too cold to ex-
plode firecrackers under your neigh
boris eyebrows when he least ex-
poets it.
1--WE had nice, quiet time at home
on the Fourth, John, with the excep-
ton that little Oscar Maddy, who lives
next door, presented me with roman
candle which joined me between the
third button on my waist-coat and the
solar plexus.
II acknowledged the receipt by fall
ing off the front step and barking my
shoulder.
you should always remember, John,
that the Fourth is the day when your
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1907-07-05

John, with the exception that your
second cousin, Randolph, tried to ex-
plode a toy cannon and removed the
apex of his thumb and about half of
the dining-room window.
1T may be necessary to celebrate
the birth of freedom by bursting forth
into noise, but my idea, John, is that
Old Glory would like it much better
If we were more subdued and kept
our children on the earth instead of
letting them go up in the afr in small
fragments.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1907-07-05

UNCLE PETER
passed the Fourth
of July at his old
home in Ohio. /
must show you a
letter he wrote me
a few days after
that noisy event:
Dear John: We
had a nice, quiet
t | m e on t h e
Fourth, with the
exception of my
ankle, which was
somewhat d isl o.
Gated because my
foot stepped on an
infant bombshell,
which same ex-
ploded for my ben
eft.
Il like the idea
of the Fourth with
the exception of
the noise.
Il believe that If
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1907-07-05
Inventors, AttendI

Suppose that one could find an alloy
that would bear the same relation til
aluminium that steel does to carbon or
bronze to tin, says the Engineering
Record. The result would be a new
structural material of immense I'M
portance In mechanical work. The
builders of light machinery are look.
ing for just this thing. M
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1907-07-05

patriotic voice
should climb out
of your thorax and
make the. welkin
ring, but it isn't
really necessary to
get up a row be-
tween a stick of
dynamite and a
key of giant pow
der to prove that
you love the cause
Of liberty.
you will find
that some Of our
best citiZens-men
who love liberty
with an everlast-
ing love--are hid
ing in the cellar
with both hands
over their ears
from July Sd to
July 9Th.
I'VE had a nice,
quiet time at home
on + h a Fourth
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1907-07-05

1--WE had a very
qui e t tt m e a t
home, John, on the
Fourth, with the
exception of your
distant relative,
Uncle Joseph Car
berry. Uncle Joe
annexed about six
mint juleps and
then went to sleep
on the front porch
with five packs of
firecrackers in his
coat pocket.
Full Of the spirit
of liberty, your in
teresting cousin,
Randolph, set fire
to your uncle's
pocket, and when
last seen your UR-
Gle Joe was rush
ing over hill and
dale in the gen
eral direction of
Hartford, G on n,
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1907-07-05

the exception Of
your second cous-
in, Hector, who
pa t ri otically at
tached himself to
a hot-air balloon,
and when last seen
was lowering over
Erie, P a., an d
making signs for
his parents not to
wait supper for
him.
"Most of our
n e | 6 h b ors for
miles In every d.
rection have sons
a n d d a u G hters
missing, but what
could they expect
when a child will
try to put a pound
Of powder In four
inches of gaspipe
and then light the
result w t h a
match?
aT,ha Fourth Ia
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1907-07-05

a great idea, but think this is carry
ing it too far, as the little boy said
when he went over the top of the
house on the handle of sky-rocket.
1--WE had a very quiet time at home
on the Fourth, John, with the exception
of our parlor, which took fire when
your enthusiastic cousin, Randolph
tried to make some Japanese lanterns
by setting fire to the lace curtains.
1.-THE firemen put out the fire and
most of our furniture.
your cousin was also much put out
when I spanked him.
1--WE hope to recover from the ex-
citement before the next Fourth, but
your aunt hopes that somebody will
soon invent new style of noise which
will not be so full Of conclusion. Yours
with love, UNCLE PETER.
copyright. 1905. by G. W. Dillingham; Col
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1907-07-05
Not His Dou.

IT think dog has good deal 81 III.
telligence," said the man with the
spaniel, but am not as Bad ~
Browne He actually had the cheek
to tell me that he was thInkfnr az
studying German, so that he could XII N
to his wife without the dog under
standing every word he said" #@l
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1907-07-05
Dignity of Labor.

A woman's glory is her hair. -.
have been told. Man is nse gIorions
by his work; without 1t n is gloom.
darkness, rife with miscief and m
quietude. II
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1907-07-05
a1as':s-.--.ssss.--yEss~yzT|S., efNA ~ |
G-Iz1s.1s7szs@. zIN
CANNON CRACKERS
Let him go. 1t is part of boys

Let him go. 1t is part of boys
education.
It does seem to the small boy that
he should have one day to spend I'M
hampered by rules and regulations.
What does your boy care If you
did only have one bunch of firecrack-
ers for the entire Fourth when you
were a boy? He knows that the world
was slow and sleepy then anyway.
One reason why this country has
a population of nearly 80OO0,000 is
that so many glorious Fourths have
been rainy.
A Chinaman invented the firecrack-
err, but it was some other fool who
made the first toy pistol.
If there had been cannon crackers
when George Washington was little
boy, this country might never have
had father.
AS usual we start In the day after
determined to have sane Fourth
next time, and henceforth to use no
other.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1907-07-05
N eS bit.

The red firecracker in her hand
beside her lips twas duller.
Twas in her hand, you understand;
! but compare the COLOR
A frown was on her gentle brow;
"Be careful, please!" | shouted.
Best let an expert show you how"
Just like mani" she pouted.
"Firecrackers are" I gravely said,
Alive with risk and danger
They strike at the devoted head
OF friend, or passing stranger.
They must be handled with dispatch
Or all the risk is doubled
First, one must try to find match"
Just like man." she dubbed.
you light the match and touch the fuse
And when it is ignited--"
She seemed to tremble in her shoes,
But said she was delighted;
That this was quite the best of larks--
See how the fire has wriggled
Until by turns it flames, then sparks"
''Just like man." she giggled.
/ held the cracker, while her eyes
Grew wide and wide with wonder
! said: TN this one must be wise
And not make any blunder.
Observe, now, that let it drop
Just when the fame was glinted
Close to the charge. Now it will pop"
Gust like a man." she-hinted.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1907-07-05

I'LL FOR HOME, SWEET HOME.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-10-25
Ttuo pnkntn.

Mrs. Suaebors SpiteSabl 6sSe
iornpIiq hos fin Tleieisn, Ole Optic.
Dahl, / @orretion. Sun bar sc aor
CANNED.
Sitter iis. - @iiS Gnnie SeSer.
ION og Sbconore Solien fra @arret.
ION bIco forIeNcu potepiet / 9ritbens
@iem / NGrbcbeu al SaSper.
Wrs. Sanfmanu | 0anfton iom
cr fuuoen ifpIoig / at baue brpbt fin
Sicueitepigc, AgneS ToIreiS, bIeo
sen 2tbc IS. al 0onumer Smith neg.
tct npt 6orber. 0cWue Com bill Dog
Itrar oppGlcrCS.
Sncrfisrt % SrGbt. - gb. Ss.
ren'on. ToIitibetient / @roofin9S, tit
fOrIeoCu ltn0crretrinQ om at bans
SabCr, Sercu SsrCnion, bar bleoeu
opertiert % orUbt al ct So9 paa
&ocf &2Iuub @oncn / @otertonn.
&iget brogtc8 til @roofin9S for at be.
grapes. Sereu SsrCnicu bar onl'
trent "a aor Qomnel % bar f6r bOet
/ @ntcrtomn, boor bon / flere Iar
bar Nonitor / en- AT @pen8 StoIcr.
SfnI uNuGlgc ut 2nuS. SIere al
be hel0iQC Tinocre, brt8 9tumcr oeb
SootrUfuirqen al @au6et peb 9ruIes
&cicrootionCn bar Wnocr 200, or MI
/ Eicrrc for at uopGIgc tit 2anb. Gen
'noIiQc Del al RCicrpotionen ipneS at
barre melt citcritrnbt. "a Den lieger
fuu Ter @iiI ira Rrcibo poo Ct. 9auI
@cncr. go. , iour fsrite 8oIg, ga
oct bite iil. at GO. I life bar beret.
tigct til at oeItoge / 2ootrGfninger,
ioct ban oucrcOc or Gicr Of mere
emo en- auorts Scttion 2an6.
W~nlobrNllup peo I~rIiugtun. ReIs
Nooicn 90 @uitru 'eirc0e iioite Sre'
Dag iii @uIobrOQup poo fin Surm /
RGrbe6cn al YrI;nqtou. Spp 9ern
80 @eruCbsrr % tire 9eruebsrnS
Bern beGrcbe set aIScritegne Sp.
Oer%pur mCo lin HTropreIie. Or.
% gtrS. Rabicn bar blanbt De fsrite
3pbpQeerc ! oen Gel al Staten. ioet
DC @aarcu 1873 onfom fra 9ormart
% ueSiotte fig poa ct SomeiteaS /
Nrrbeben al oct Stco, bpor arIins.
ton mn Iig9cr. De Tom meo Seite.
itpos, ga Der Seugoue iuseu Scrn.
bane git iaalauat oe alt. boao De
eieOe al iorbiif @oOs, boOoe 6e / beu
Sogn,' Der for oct isrite ticute Dem
iom Stem. Rna oCn Sorm, bppr De
bpggc0c lin fsrite Sorubptte, bar De
iioen boot, % ocreS arbciNc er blepen
peIiignet / ben @raS, at Dc M fan ie
en- ior9fri 4IberSom imeSe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-10-25

ani,t os aabnebe Dsren for benoe
"SSa bet bar bpeseIigt for mig al
faa gefsg at faa ftore os eiape Son
iom SinmfoIfet," ia ban. Seq er
NOT lite flint pau big" ia @amlinaen
Seq pil NOT life bepne mig paa DIN
5ar." SentenL fom life bopoe for.
talt ct Orb orL bporfra bun Dor,
blep ieIpfsIgeIig forbauiet peo at
bore. at ban pioite oft. "sya on er
fDg." ia ban, men reis biem mn, oct
f~orteite ou fam iaa bIir bet NOT mart
goot meo big"
Senten ipurgte oa, bpob SIaas
Meoicin bun ifnIbe forfsae. ~ga
on bar 2esen bin | @oifabet oper
Sensen oin," ia Smut, "ou faar
ipsrge bam iom fsr," ia ban.
Senten trnfte fig ON. Srn for.
itoo BAN. Den 99sen ban taIte ON,
bar benoes fiare gibeI, fom bum
bier Dag Ieite /.
"Sror on, bet er 9soen, lea bar
fact" ipurgte bun.
$50, on peo TO-" ia ban, at hi
ane ifal os ensans, os oct ifal 10 oa.
iaa bu."
"Wfen osr ieg mr." fpurate bum
ip9nbt.
"8eiS biem, oct forteite gu tan, oa
itans life paa S9teren," ia @amIin.
gen. "og bolo Dig til ben nppnte
gigen ~reiite. aommen biem bsbe
bum.
Wari Stenbalen fra gaaee bapbe
Ell iinbsipg Ssn. Ieo hnm gif bum
til Sisfnut for at bsre, ON ban pibite
nogen &aab.
Set ban er not ipg bun," ia
Smut. "@i fan life foranore CUBS
seilutnina, oct ban timber tienliat,
maa ri bsie os for"
Wari foritob. Sorefulo reiIte bun
biem. Senoes Ssn blen aIorig friif
igien. anut pibite bet iaa eobt, men
ban fortalte bet life paa anbeu
Naabe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-10-25
6amle Rafeoriffere.
Sliucr sienncmiprsoe Of caffeine.

gSaur ct Reuncife bar brugt aaffe
/ mango Iar, % Selbreoen graopiS
err gooct ueooo, iaa er oct paatioe at
lutte mco 9rugcu al Safe, for Der
ueo at icrpiSie 'ig ON, bporpiOt oenne
er Snoets Spbap eIer life.
Gn Game / SumtSpiue, gla., flyer,
at bun brrlete &uffe / oultrent 40
Ior, % he iioite 20 Nnr bar bun
Iibt al ~aIporlige Waueip9oomme.
Seq bar pGret bebauolet al mango
2pgcr, men alt bar ppret forgiGpes.
Ser bar intet, Der bra9te Sinortng.
Sea bar tiIoelS iaa uomattet, at leg
bar NOR peo at o.. Naar ieg fom
mig i9ieu ioapaS, at ieg funoe tage
Mfao % Gritfe, iaa prsocoe ieg aaf'
ieeu igien, % ben beuirfe0e en- fur
Mapc.
Seq fom tiIiIrrt paa Sen Sanfe,
at Safe par Aariagen til mine Sla.
ger, % leg iIiitteoe nteo Of BRUCE ben.
Seq foriegte isrit Che iiteSet, % Der
poa 0ieIf, men ingen al oisie befont
mig bel. 9a beepn0te ieg at BRUCE
8oihIur, ioet ieg fit ben tilberebt
pan rcttc Mtaabe, % Den imogte mig
meget goot.
Seq bar M brrist Den | fire Maa'
ncOer, % min Selbreo er ! Den @rab
iorbeorct, at ies tan ipiie nGitcn
bpooiombeIit ies ~sniter; ieg ipper
ogiaa goot, mebcrS ieg Tor ! aarepis
bar liOt al SspuIssbeo.
Seq bar iunoet gariasen til mine
Sloger, men oeiaa Naaben, boorpaa
De fan ~iierneS, De fan bore iiffer
paa, at iee letter gris paa Boihim. "
Ger er en- @runb". 99s "sbe 4oao
to @elpiIe" ! bper Yaffe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-10-25
Soiepb Meer / Seaman tito ia

~
Soiepb dscr | aennan ifis6 III
lelp PED ct uIbffegtilfpIbe, meberl
ban forIeoen bnr paa Saet. Sfuo
Oct traf bam | Rapell og man frpg
ter for bans 2ip. Sr. ager er gift
men bar ingen Nern.
Zen tIeftrilfe gane meIlem Sc
crosse 90 @inono betragtes mn ION
en- iifter Ting, ioet aompaniet aIle'
rebe bar ~inbgipet gegi9ring ON Bel
Siet giennem SnoIaita; Der bill osial
meo oct fsrite bIipe ltiIlet lienenoe
Mnmooninger til be andre Smaabper
langs Den planIogte 2inie, bporpaa
mon piI isge aogmng til @inona.
9ette eleftriffe ganefompani CT
egentlig en- @ren af ga CROSSE $50
terpotper GomponpL Der for Chen
opfsrer en- pRIbig 99mnine pe0
SatfieIo, bpor ben ~nsopenoige 8raft
ifaI uonifIes.
Sslpbrplmp / 8cit6D. Stats.
fasierer og Mrs. 81. $. 9abl feirebe
forleben fit SsIpbrplllp / @eltbp,
omgipet Of fine ipp gsrn og Ell
WPngoe Senner os Raboer, ibet 500
Snobpoelier bar ~uoienote. Nr. og
Nrs. 9abl blep 9~gtepieoe Den tOoe
Sftober 1882. Mr. Sabl bIep loot
/ Setpiiton Columbia Co., @is., Den
13oe gpril 1853, og bans Suitru
bar fsbt ginie | Sois, Horge, ben
10oe Sch. 1856. Sum bar to grs.
ore, Tom er bel fienbte | Roropeiten,
nemlig CONNER ". s. @inie / Doug.
las So, 8is., OF 9nbio 8inie, iom
err Iopofot | Repaoa, Soma. gf
acknowledgements ipp Bern er Sarrp
s. ben GlOite, @arabuent fra Stats.
rnioeriitetet og 8eitprer mi lin So.
oers Sanbelsforretnine; gInora s..
graouercOe fra nGpnte llnioeriitet
iiOite 8aar, mebenS De ire n9iteloIte
itiioerer | Mabiion, og De TO pnaite
gaar enbnu pna ben offentlige SfoIe.
Gn iprsclis S~iloragclie. - Sra
Gba'eburg, en- lioen 9p life Iartgt fra
So crosse, melbes Der ON en- Iigeioa
eienoommelig iom israeIie SiIbra.
gelie. 20 9rsbre, Oscar og sSllIius
benboIbspiS 90 og IS aar
gammel, Dilbe en- Sag ifpbe SamiIi.
ems Snno, ba ben begpnote at blipe
iaa gammel, at De ipntes oct bar
Spno at laoe ben Iepe lenger; en-
Dngre grooer, ben 15.aars oamIe
bar ogiaa meo, men oct por
meo 8raaoen | SaIien, Ga ban life
ptloe titles peb fin gamIe &amerat.
Sfuooet falbt, men oct bapoe life
Den f~orsnifebe girfning, ibet Sun.
Den life orpbteS. men bplenoe iptana
ben og giemte fig UNDER ct Sobafs,
fur, bporpaa De to 9rsore Itrar ait
tiIperfs meb at faa 0pret frem igien
% enbe bets 2ioelier. Sette blep for
me9et for Den pneite 8rober, og ban
tit Den Soc at b~emGgtige fig 8ep9.
ret, Der par oobbeltlsbet, for oerpeo
at forbinbre pibere Sfponing; ban
greb berfor bette og iprang afiteb,
men bans grsore latte efter bam og
naaeoe bam iaiens pg unoer 8ampen
meo at brittle 8en9ret fra 8litter,
gift oct ~igienpGrenbe Stub al % traf
Den Glbite grober | Sope0et, iaa ban
S,ebtes paa Steoet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-10-25
Mere ON Disfnut.
g. SortpQer | "Splanoet":

81. %. SortGller | "Splanoet":
8iSfmlt bolbt engang SpbpggeIie
paa amlnogaoro. Saa SpbpggeI.
len befanbt itg en- apinoe, Der / lGn.
gere Stb baooe p9ret ipgeltg. Slere
8an9e baooe bun isgt 2~Ggebi9lp;
men uoen Reiultat.
Gu pilbe bun gierne tale meo
Smut ON Sp9Oommen, men bum fom
Jig life til at ipsree bam, forot bun
bperfen bapbe Jet eller bort BAN for
og beler life piSite, bporpiot ban
piloe ipare euer life.
Ret iom ban itaar, flyer Smut, iaa
belle Soriamlinqen bsrer bet: "SSa,
fom III 90 Cbon nGonte ben6es
Raon), ioa ifoI on faa tale meO mig"
Sum bIeO meget forblsffet, % ale
DC tiliteoeoprenbe itirret iorrnoret
paa bnm.
gu bar Ell arompe," ia Smut;
men ON ct Inr err on friif igien.
Oh oil p~Gubielig falbe | Ell Sois,
men on brltfrer life. Otter at on
er bro9et op al Sosien, bill on bore
aIoeIeS befriet for oin Spgoom."
Gn anben Sang boIot ban Sp.
bpegelie paa Yfaribaeen | Srou.
Suit Tom ban itoo % formante
Silbsrerne til @uosfrpst % Rsiiom.
beo, itormet en- brutal SuSmano inc
og iatte en- pGIoig rsobrim Sat paa
Smut.
Eli aues itore SorbauieIie iprat
Satten me0 ct al bans Soreo og
Iangt bort paa 8ulpet. Sorisget
eiertogeS mango 9anee, men altib
meb iamme Rciultat.
Siunrtarerue tog engana % BANDIT
Smut til ct Bicycles; men oa ban bel
bar iurret foit, iprang .aae &ebene
meo ct.
s Ssnbre 6ron lieger ben itore
% pafre 8aor6 Stun. On Sente
paa oenue @aorS par ing. SGnge
tGrtfte bun pao at eaa til Smut for
Of faa Hoab. Ien bun frpgtet for,
at Smut life biIoe biGIpe benoe, naar
ban tit pibe, bporfrd bun bar. Sor
benoes Sar bopoe flere @ange billet
boIbe aIuit for Mar. (6prsprigt bar
benoeS Sar en- uaIminoeIig begopet
% bpstig @auo. iom uar fienot og
ofbcIbt lanst uoenfor SrpnS 8r9n.
ier).
en- SommerSas reiite bun til
Smut.
"Gei fiGre tonnnier on mr." ia
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-10-25

'6nsSeumn., ium fnbes afbubet Der, n en- mOberne, bstarna Rousss
9aer Roget hgneube RoSel fm New Home epmaRiueu, meb 1ileanele a.
QUE beHnes sube o ubdufsle al aue bens OaarGse gsemaaber. Der n til
AafHmHs sobe GsmHater fsmt mango uge SOrbsbriuser, iom nsDoeubtsois maa
BiHe len I'll en- DaRins al fah. afasf.
Sn al be fssfe 5proes ION e tWet efr New Home" wRainen. ca
en at Ben ster ct Positive Feed, ibet Der life tebspes nosen Jier eQer
spring for at faa Waftnn til at arbeibe. Gn anben belOs 5Orbebrins, ion
mart ou bhne pooRsnuet at GHboer, fpm bnpter aRaatnen er a feed, Der &c
iaaleoeS tonarsert at ben tan beoes os iantss ub en- Fmpel Subrshtns, uen
at tomme 1ermslk mb the feed dog. Sen samle GRaab. at resulere benns
esaes uaftue paa peS Sfeip at stsr iDm fufbObt the feed dog til the
feed bar, bar athb HebtSa ganastekbe, tbi berium bet life bp fpretaeet mb
@fnsasbS, Sbe the feed dog enhn ramus SOr. er gasFbeu at Raale.
&aben ear osiaa ptbe the feed Hoe uiapn
aQafamsn arbeiber let es nefsu lpbsf Roalebarrsn e runb, men Resu.
adjustable bearngs) poHet mb Silt bphtet stmr mere enb al.
Htnseis StnbarRh, os buorpeo staalebarren bnoer tfanb til leusere lib at
arbabs ubeH DIE H@n OF aibes. aaar stpHlen saar fOrbi gaaaten % sienuem
asfhn &c Dpearaaben Hap bpiast ssr, at ben albrs fan bratss. Daiinen
frebr Fs tO boaoe sure % nsSs 2raah % arbsiar GuomatE uen Snhn
TIL let enr foat Grbebe.
"SnsSennen" bruser bobbst Traab % Iaoer lock stitch. Den sore
1raao fsres hgs ira Spolsn, uben at trebss sfnnem ct eaer Here Suue, fr
ben mar Raalset. Stptien trebr fig fo; ben fan trebes gRste % .r lt
at ferfaa. @aaln er sclfsetting, Os Ian ahfaa lite ietes fhagis.
gt buat Citing trahes besse 9raabe ff iummeu Os luHes / Dibtn q,
Zsat % Stnsene sisres berueb hlbenbt ff os ~falofaubis ems pa beses
eibe al Tsrt wafhneu n farpnt mO hf S~aanbbiul bOOrueO mar pO
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-10-25
misrpuH,t.

ltlpffc paa Sagtcu. - Otto 6. e.
Siermitab, en- Sorretningsmano
Chippewa Sails, bar forleoen noe
for ct e~ienocmmeligt lllpffestilfeIoe,
mebns ban bar paa Sagt, ioet Wfefa'
nismen paa bans gnelaoningS9eoGr
iprans op, % ban fit Stpffer al 30
tronen | gnii9tet. Ger er Sare for,
at ban I'll mite Spnet.
Srplnppcr ! Ga Grusic. gtiis
Getra ~SsSacobion os CHARLES 81. San'
ION pieoes forIeben / @rubens Siem
/ Ga crosse; Baitor s. 8. Wngels'
fen forettebe. - Wiis Sarab Saaep
og Senrp arntien bIeo fornplig gifte
/ Ga Grosie; 9ielien forretteoeS
9ruoens Stem al 9aitor $. 5ooiae.
= @tis Clara 2arion og Sobn VI.
Gasberg fra Sopu Of Soaano bleo
forleocn G~gtepiebe / Saliipap lntber'
tie airfe al IaItor =. Serrum.
Sarmlanbet tiger | Eris. Zen
aorliee SEAPORT al Re9iiter OF Seeos
for Dunn Gountp piier, at Den glen'
neminitIiae 8ris for Sarmlano, Der
| nGnnte Gountp bar p9ret iolgt I
aorets Sob, Dor $27.27 pr. arce,
bpilfet cr en- Sorseelie at 81 pr.
gcre oper iorrige Sar, % Iaret
1906 bite Der fig en- lignenoe 5or'
saeIie oper 1905. Sor gpeu Weno'
monies gebfommenoe piier Der fig
Ell betpoeIia Sorseelie / SGroien al
8p9getomter.
Suubcu pGltcSe gnabcn. - Ole
SlIon | Somobalpf, Der bar neret
beifipitiget Tom 8eipiier for Dem,
iom bill 9oa paa Soot peb &ice 2ote,
Iigger for 9sben iom Sslge az ct
goentpr, Tom ban nplig bar uoiat for
pao nGpnte Snoiis. Weoens ban /
en- @aao bar paa Sogt noe paa Sno'
iisen, pPIteoe bans Suuo 9aaoen, o9
han faIot ioet iSfoloe Sano; ban lit
pIalfct fla Dis, bpor Der bar grlmot
9ouo, men eiter / l9ngere Sio at
bope puoet | bette RoraoS, Der Dor
beporet meo bsit 8rpS, bleo han laa
romattet, at ban Iogoe Zig paa en-
Sue for at %. Ser fanbtes ban fort
efter al Solf, iom bar noe for at Ieoe
efter BAN, men Gllloe % Soeran'
ItrunoeIie bapoe / ben 8rao taget
poa bamL at ban maaIte oil Do.