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Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1907-01-31
BREEDING AND
USING The MULE

The mule is worth more than any
animal living as Il class used for do
nestle purposes ana will bring more
to the square inch and is considered
the safest property to own in the live
stock line, writes j. /. Jones to the
Breeders Gazette. Chicago. The fact
Is established that the mule as a class
Is a more valuable animal than the
farmer sees this land all Americans are
progressiyel he will adopt the mule as
the farm animal and motive power for
the drudgery work. Now If the mule
can be bred cheaper, raised cheaper
and is worth more when raised and
matured than the horse. why should
any one be afraid TO pursue this BUSH
ness with a vim and Naver look back?
The seasons for horses are usually
higher than for Jacks TO mares, and IL
a man has a blemished and decrepit
mare he sends her to the jack, but his
best mares he breeds to a horse. IL
the mule, with his poor, insignificant,
III shapen, cold blcoded mother, brings
more than the horse, what could he do
IL he had the chance to have for a
dam some of those fine mares that are
stinted to horses whose service fee Is
from 500 up to $500 and often more?
The mule costs less in service fee. is
raised cheaper, eats less and brings
more money when matured than the
horse. The mule lasts longer and can
do more work on less feed than the
horse.
Mr.. Hambleton, a Maryland authori-
ty, gives this as his experience as to
the cost of raising mules: From Oct.
/ to April 30, when the mule goes to
grass, would be about IL barrels OF
corn (GA bushels) at So per barrel les
tlmated for an eastern state), or 1918
for the first year; second year, add
one-third, say IS; third year, another
third, $6.62, all equal to $14.37, cost for
corn at three years old" This esti-
mate does not take into consideration
that the mule may be put to work at
two years old and carr his feed. Add
to this for hay and roughage a similar
amount, and you have the cost at $50.
not including grass.
1t Is said that a mule weighing 700
pounds at a furnace carried daily Is
tons of ore, ia tons of shells and slack.
10 tons Stag and sand and 3 tons Of
siftings and dirt from the ore kilns.
The ore and sand were hauled up an
elevation of 80 feet and a distance of
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1907-01-31
HANDLING WINTER LAMBS.
Some Valuable Points on Dressing
and Marketing Them.

ana MarketfuG lhe".
~ no case can lambs be sent to the
E-Ihet alive. The express charges
would eat them up. They must be
killed at home and sent dressed. Each
market has a fashion of its w BoS-
ton wants them fully dressed, entirely
Invested Of skin, while New York
wants them with the skin IN. but with
the heads and feet off. Early in the
season a lamb that weighs, dressed.
about thirty pounds if very fat will
meet the markets demands, but later
they should run up TO thirty-five or
forty pounds to top the market.
In killing the least amount of suffer
ing should be inflicted. This is accom-
into the killing trough, placing m
hand on the under jaw, the other IN
top of the head, and giving a quick
twist of the hands, suddenly breaking
the neck. This stops all sensation.
The throat should then be cut, sever
ing the jugular vein, so as to cause
rapid bleeding. Next skin the inside
Of the hind legs and down the belly
as far as the brisket and on each side,
back even with the middle OF the side.
Cut off the feet at the hoofs. Cut off
the head. This is required by an or
dinance in New York city. There
seems to be no good reason for It, as
the lamb sells for no less, and the
meat on the head is fine enough to
make two or three good meals.
Dressing For Market.
Tie the hind legs together and hang
on a hook so rs to bring the lamb even
with the killers shoulders. Open and
remove the caul carefully and put il
into a pocket made by separating the
skin from one side Of the body a little.
Remove the bowels, but IL the weather
Is cold leave the haslets. If the wealth
err Is hot the haslets should be removed
and a handful OF salt thrown into the
cavity. A couple Of clean sticks are
next Inserted In each side Of tanks.
crossed at the back, so as to stretch
the sides open as much as possible.
Carefully place the caul over all the
skinned part of the carcass, fastening
II, II necessary, until cold. with wood
en- skewers. Cut a small hole in the
caul opposite each kidney and, having
loosened It up, pull 1t through the
opening so as to make 1t show to the
best advantage. This Is what catches
the customers eye Hang away until
entirely cold. II the weather is hot an
fca roop, couI1 ha providad In which
they should be hung until cold. When
ready to ship wrap the skinned part
In clean muslin, cover the whole lamb
with burlap, sew up securely and send
by express to some reliable commits
sion man unless you are fortunate
enough to sell on order.-J. s. Wood
ward In American Agriculturist.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1907-01-31

Scheele, will petition the coming
parliament for a sick pavilion. The
same Is to accommodate thirty-eight
patients, and will cost about $4,000
crowns. The half OF this sum Is to
be paid in 1905.
Lieutenant c. G.. Vestdahl has been
appointed police commissioner of the
Johannes district of Stockholm. Lieu
tenant Nestdahl was born i'm Lund
and has served in the Swedish army
ten years.
A merchant in Stockholm by the
lame of Isaac Hirsch. has donated
10000 crowns TO the Seamen's Mission
as a thank Offering on the forty-ffth
anniversary of his starting in bust
hess.
The Swedish riksdag convened Jan.
II and the throne speech was read by
CrOwnprince Gustaf, prince regent.
King Oscars illness prevented him
from being present.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1907-01-31
DENMARK.
Copenhagen

SoRCuokOAA
The papers have been making much
complaint against the people Of Ice
land because they want a flag OF their
own. Not long ago q Danish flag firm
sent a large consignment of Icelandic
flags to the Icelandic capital and this
fact was Immediately noted by the
Copenhagen newspapers. who all
sgreed that under no conditions
should any but the Danish colors be
used. The Danish nag must b. re-
spected," etc.
Business has been dull In the
Danish capital since the holidays and
prices on retail goods have been cut
down to remarkably low figures. The
shipping and general export business
remains active.
Over 5000 students are now In at
tendance at the University Of Copen-
hagen. II IL one Of the most prosper
Gus years In the history Of the institu-
ton. MARION 8. NORLIUs.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1907-01-31
THE SHEPHERD

Don't forget when laying plans for a
new sheep barn that 1t should extend
east and west, with doors and windows
facing south, and that 1t should be well
ventilated.
A healthy flock of sheep is a profit
able flock.
Sheep are good manure ~spreaders.
and they make a business of killing
weeds toe.
Count the sheep and lambs every
day. Keep a sharp lookout for sheep
killing dogs.
Sheep are the scavengers OF the farm.
Turn h flock of sheep into foul fields
and let them free IL from weeds. Ev-
cry farm should support a small ihck
Of sheep.
A w gaining In flesh at mating time
is much more likely to produce a
good lamb than n In poor condition,
says the Farm Journal.
To insure a thrifty and growing con
dition some grain should be given ewes
every day in addition to the pasture.
Scrub rams will make you scrub for
the money you get. Don't keep them;
get good ones.
Save some Of the best eve lambs for
your own flock. Those from good,
twin bearing stock are best.
The sheep fence needs to be good and
tight two OF three feet up from the
ground. Above that 1t may be more
open.
Contract for your sires early. A lit
tie later they will all be picked up.
Feeding Sheep.
The feed should be so distributed
that all may have free access to II at all
times, writes w. e. Raymond in KIM
balls Dairy Farmer. This is more I'm
portant with the large flock than with
the small. Judging from our own OBJ
servation, this Is seldom the case. We
have seen fiocks inclosed In one yard or
In a shed while the feed was being dis
tributed In another; then when the
door was opened-often a narrow one
the sheep would crowd In, tumble In,
anyway to get In. The first ones have
plenty Of time to Ill up before the last
ones get out. Generally all would be
eaten up before the last arrived. This
again IL where the strongest get the
most and BEST, while the weaker and
those that need It most get little or
nothing. While this may not be avoid
"a altogether. II can be to q great e.
isn't BY providing wide doors and
gates. One OF the best arranged sheep
sheds ! ever saw had the whole side
for Q door. about three fest high. When
sheep were let In or out to feed, all
came 40 near having an equal chance
- Il y possible with q large flock. An
other feature Of this kind Of q door n
hat nons II hurt or killed By being
TANNED In doorways. This may mean
much 10 q nock Of ewes when heavy
with lamb. It II also very important
with q large flock that they have water
where they can get to II at all times
and ct no distance from the feeding
yards. Sheep are % gregarious that II
they b driven to water and al cannot
drink 1t once many Of them will fol-
6w The dock rather than stop 10 drink.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1907-01-31


800 yards, the other about the same.
This mule did this work for six years
and was still at 1t when last heard
from. Mules are little subject to dis
ease, as bots and collie. The greatest
work horse troubles disturb mules
cure them Of nearly every malady and
disease, and by being turned out in
pasture they will ecover from almost
any accident. Out Of 100 mules at
the works we have not lost an average
Of one In two years. We do not recol-
lect to have seen but very few wind
broken mules, and we dare say they
are very few. They are rarely defec-
tive In the hoofs, although we keep
them regularly shod, but II is not near
ly so important to do so as In the case
of the horse. Their skin is tougher
than that Of the horse, and conse-
Quently they are not much worried by
dies, nor do they suffer as much with
the heat Of the summer. They are truer
In starting and never give up IL well
driven. The instinct of the mule is
very strong, and he has a better men,
DRY. better judgment and ought to have
better treatment.
and quicker travellers with a load.
Their vision and hearing are more
acute. They are less liable to start
suddenly-a fault with the horse. The
mule is more steady In his draft and
less liable to waste his strength;
hence more suitable for all agrlcul-
tural work. Among all the agricul-
tural pursuits he Is peculiarly suited
for blowing among young crops, his
feet being smaller and following each
other SO much more In line that he
seldom treads on the tender plants.
The facility Of i~nstructing him to obey
implicitly the voice of the driver or the
plowman Is astonishing. The best
blowing of land Is often performed
without lines or driver other than the
plowman.
Do not understand me to underrats
the horse by any means, for he Is tho
noblest animal perhaps Of the domestic
kind. but ! merely make the plea for
ths mule and seek to put him In his
proper sphere, where burdens are b
b carried and drudgery and hard
WORK to be done. I would not draw
back one iota from the horse OF his
owners, but would encourage them b
raise better and more mares which.
are to become the dams Of the mules. :
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1907-01-31

gerItn, 90. San. = ME pcIttt.
iden Idrtsien, Die aitberiteu 8aoita.
len aisgenommen, meroen Sano IN
Sano bel ben StidnpabIen gum
&eihStae ge9m Die SosinIiiten Dor
geben, INN ibnen 10 piel Site ME
moglih ltreitig ga MAIDEN,
Ole 6iibrer ser Geutrumsportei
entIhieoeu geitern 9IbeuO in elmer
@eriammIung, ouB iie dif fcinen Sad
81 8uniten ser SojiaIiiteu thinner
nerOen uno aud oie &eprGientanten
Der tonieruatiuen &artei meroeu i'd
i'm aampf ge8en sic So5ialliten per-
etnigen.
Sic Delegation ser NatioraIlibero'
len NM Ser beioeu ra0ifaIen 8arteien
ueriammeIter lid beIte Worgen uno
foBtcn 9eihIiiife, poroh oieie &or,
teicn gChIoiicn IN Sen @ublfumpi
gcQen Sic SojiuItiteu treten.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1907-01-31
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Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1907-01-31
30 0.

Monte Carlo, &c. San. -
Serr Senneburg, Elm BoIe, tpelf)er i'm
8oriabre in Der S~pieIbanf in Wonte
Carlo beinabe 5000, 900 gerpann un6
baourd cine Seniution berporrief, bat
fih pieber nad Der SpieIita6t bege.
ben uno lit uieber bonn Slide be.
siinitigt. 8etm eriten Spiel gepann
er Die Summe bon $4,000.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1907-01-31

Some Of the young sows are not do
Ing very well In the way Of raising
large filters. Better Gull them out.
But don't demand too much The sow
that will average two litters Of six or
eight pigs each II worth keeping. esps-i
eially II she h abls 10 raise these pigsL
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1907-01-31

' Saurbr ii fcu GBcin'
, prcnRen, %. Sanuar. - Sm
= &cOcu.S hGdjt iinb bcutc DIOR.
' gen infOlge zines idjlugcnofn
= &ettcrs 425 gersarbcitcr &c. (
= tOtct murScn. Sis Jest hat man I
= 125 Scihcn gcburgcu.
y 1:30 ltbr nadmittags. -
y 164 Seifcn iinS bis jctt gcfun.
' ben nro II Sdmcrperlebtc aus I
y Der Wiinc bef6rDcrt mprbcn.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1907-01-31
@robfr Derluf
oer So,ialifen.
8roker Siss Ses ocntihrn Ratiunal'
gcSanfcns. - Eartcien seben
pcreiut por. = S%tidppablcn.
Gdlagcnoc @ettcr in Seutidcm nno
fraasoiiidrm Scrgiurrf.
9tcucS ipaniidJcs Sabinctt.
9euth 5.

9erIin, %. Son.-Gie 8eit$-
tng5rpa6I nabm beute Worgen nm
5ebn llbr ibren Aniang. IS berrid)t
taltes @etter. Die 86rie mar ge.
itloIien uu0 ale @eih1ftsb0uier
mebr ODER minoer rltbig. 8ieIe Der
angeitelten rno 9e0ieniteten bega.
ben ii6 5uerIt sum StimmtaIteu, be-
por Tie ibrer Cages 9eifdftigung
nafginger. aein 3wii6eniaQ purOe
gcntel0et.
aaiier @ilbelm ipruf bcute Wor'
gen beim HeihSfanSler Dor. Shirt
Billion bate iih porber nit ieinem
Sefretdr mad ser @nblbube begeben,
um ieine Stimme ab5t9e6en. Ser
&eihSfaH5ler ifien in gutter 8eiun0.
belt. auifaIenb mar, oab an i6mtlt'
den StimmplGBen uuo Babl6u6en
fem etn5iger EoIi5iIt gu iebeu mar.
Saris, %. San. - Sranfreid
oeriolgt nit ~geiparutem Sntereiie
Die beuti6en 8ablen. 0tan erpartet
bier einen San Ser Regierur9Sitim'
men.
9erlin 26. San. - Die Rc.
gierung bat einen entiteioenben SieJ
bel Der geitern a~bgebaltenen Heids'
tagSwabl oaoongetrager. Die libe.
rale, rabifale irnb f%onierpatipe Bar.
tel, pelfe InbGnger Der &oloniaI.
Rolitif beS ReibSfan5lers, Siriten
BON Billion, itnb, baben menigItens
sipanaig Site serponnen. Bon nod
groBerer @idtigteit fir Die 8esie.
runs birfte aber Ser l1mitano iein,
baB Die Soaialiiter, cine groBe Iie.
6erlage erlitten unb II o6er Is size
oerloren ba6en.
Seit Dem Sabre 1887 lit es nift
mebr pogefommen, oaB sic So5iali.
item an Experimentation abgenommen
baben, ionoern cine 3unabme BON
8 bis 20 Siten gu per5eihnen. 9e.
ioroers in mebreren @roBitdoten mie
greslau, Sale, W~ngoeburg. 2etp5ig
unb 9%onigSberg lit Den So5iuIiIteH
bos mitgeipielt Dor6en.
GrS 361 8iitriften iin0 6ereitS sic
Grgebniiie Ser @ahIen e%inqeloufen.
gS feblen MIR nod oie Hahri9ter
aus SO GiItriften.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1907-01-31


y Die Susialiiteu perluren II =
y @ablfreiie nnb erpbertcn einen: =
= las Centrum Oerlur siuei @abl. =
y freiie unb geiuann cinen. =
= Die beiSen fonierpatipen Bar. =
Y teien Derloren brei @ablfreiie =
= nn0 erpberten bier. =
Die 8emaeist.Habifalen Der. =
= loren einen @ablfreis unb &c. =
= ipannen brei. =
= Die acknowledgements Der. =
= lnrcn ieds @ablfreiie nuS er. y
' oberten 5ebn. =
' Die Ngrarier u~erlprem bier \
= Wablfrsiic nnS geiuannen Srci.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1907-01-31

!
8ie So5ialiiten, melhe i'm &0nig.
reid Sahien bon 90 8abIfreiien 81
Time batten, miiiien iih ieet nit lie.
ben begniigen.
Berlin, %. San. - Cine ssoI.
&c bes Sieges bes 8aiiers BEL ben
@eidstagspablen ion iein, bab in
fur5er 3eit in Deutidlanb flint
Shiffsnerften In getrieb geiest per.
Den. auf bieien ioGen SdIadtidiffe
fonitriiert peroen, Die alien MODERN.
fen aniprifen seniigen ioIen. Sn
RteI iouen RriegSIdiffe gebaut per.
ben, Die 5000 Regiiter.I onnen fat.
fen und 780 SUB lang iinb.
Berlin. %. San. = gebeI lit
es unerfl6rlid, pie es mogIi1 ieiu
fonnte, bob feline Yartei 10 piele
Wablfreiie perIor. Die Gage Der go.
Sialiiten lit nun bieielbe, pie iie Dor
flnf5ebn Sabren NOR, bod ruff 9ebel
ieiner Eartei su, ben Wut nift iinfen
al laiien, benn nab einisen Sabren
bes Ibiolutismis ndren Ole So5ia'
liiten on Der Spise.
gs fam BEL Der eriten abItimmlng
nod ni4t beitimmt ~angeeeben per.
ben, pie piele 6ise Die So5iaIiIten
TIM Reidstnee nerIoren boben, bod
i&dst man bic Bail berielben auf Is
BE 80.
Die SosiaIiiten nerlaneen rs Sti&-
DoAIn, iponon Ne SteIIeiHt In 10
@u*Ttrsiien eepinnen. Sbre Stdrfe
IN naien NettbStas mtrb Idur1 bic
BAH 30 errsi&0.
Die Rterttal0 bean{pru&en 80
eti&hpobIen nab nsrben noAH&ein.
W ibse olte St6ste bei6e4olta.
DIE beiAea Ioxfeybattnen Hartsien
ecben II eHqpoble1 n5tie, b 70.
honoI.0tberalea me9r oiS 30. BE
edoitalsn 0snptsa % uxb BE GstL
feMiten. 6osastD9 Bolen Mnb Uldka
TN odxoeR % eN&udt1en.
Der Uiea - Raticnalen @<hcu.
eWs bot 0sQ6bsiA i6esrof& wnS
nit f&eeIsA 0ns lt4ewt q Abe. BE
Ocenae. Nn ~016nlkei& ru6 (hojanb
p9t0e en- etss ~ eetdltAsa q.
S.ff.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-12-26
NasIm Odb6EahI0m.

Postovni department vydal 10
W zakon ohledne Gasopis6, jenz
vejde V platnost pc prvnfm lednu,
1908, kter5 nafizuje, ze jest prot
zakonu, kdyz vydavatel zasila svIi
casopis odb9rateli, kterSz by mai.
dluhoval dele nez tfi mesfce.
Trest ma takovy pfestupek je, o.
dejmutf who'd zasflanf v druhe
tffde, coz znamena Gplne znicenf
Gasopisu. Abychom Sc uchranili
pred takov5m trestem, budem nu-
cent kazdemu, iemuz pfedplatne
doslo a nenf obnoveno do tfech
mesfca, noviny zastayit. DIE to-
hoto nafizenf, must tedy kazdy
NIT zaplaceno ma Goviny ku pfedu
a daya Sc mu lhGta tfech mesfc6
ma obnoveni.
Je kazdemu zn6mo, Re s postov-
MIN Gfadem nenf radno ~zertovat,
a nasi odberatele nahlednou do 81
tuace v Jake jsme. KIDD newt 1ak
81 S pfedplatnym stojf, necht Sc
zepta anebo, jeli vzdalen, necht'
nam post-kartou dopisea my mu
sdelfme kdy mt pfedplatne dosIo.
Doufame, ze nasi odberatele 81
poysfmnou teto skuteGnosti.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-12-26

v mesici prosinci 1907 a lednu 1908,
dojde pfedplatn6 mnohym nasfm Cd
bsrateldm. Zadali bychom je, by
laskage obnos zaslali a TAX nam vypo.
mohli. Chceme trochu dat diIhy ma
Be do pofa lku a proto Sc obracime
ma nase odberatele, jimz pfedplatne
liz doslo aneb dojde. Hledfme list
zdokonalit, k Gemuz je zapotfebf, by
odberatele pravidelne sve pfedplatne
zapravovali. obzvlast upozor1ujem
ty, jimz pfedplatne doslo jiz delsi cas-
by hledeli Sc yyroynat,
Nezastavujem, "a pfikladem jinych,
novIny. kdyz odberateli dojde pred
platne, dobfe vedouce, re clovek re-
kdy pozapomene MAZE jinych starosti,
v kteremz pffpadu by Sc iej velmi me-
mile dotklo, kdybysme mu da,si zasi
lani noyin, N takych okolnosti, zasta-
viii, a proto "a flame mu novlny | ma
dale Jen v pfipadech, kdy by 81 jich
nepfal, dalsi zasflani pfcstaya.
Doufame, ze ctcnafi pochopi nase
postayeni a budou dbat syych povln-
nostf. I'll, ienz bydlf mlmo Tahora a
nemohou osobne zalezitost tuto WIFI
dit osobne, mohou TAX uciniti bankov
MIN "drafGem" aneho postovnim
"money orderem'. Pfedplatne ma
jeden rok je $3.50, a ma pGl ruku 10
centi.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-12-26
z Ufadopny c. r. v. P. Spofku,
y T6boEe. s. d.

Schdze d6vernikG tohoto spolku
Sc Dude odbSvati, v sobotu dine 4
ledna 1908, v 10 hodin ranov v Ia
bore, S. ID. VJrocnf schdze
vsech clent Sc Dude odbSvat v Ute
re-, dne Tho ledna, 1908, v T&bofe
S. d. 0 1dne iodine odpoledne.
v padu velke nepohody, IA ledna,
1908, 0 / iodine odpoledne.
Jos. Seiner tajemnfk.
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Zabava kterou uspofadali zaci
skoly sv. Vaclava byla opetne
zdafila a znacny poeet rodicG a j.
nJch pffznivcG Sc S 1castnil. Sin
byla krasn9 upravena umelymi
kvetinami a ma tvaffch vsech bylo
lie cfstf radost a nadsenf. Dftky
sve dlohy, jake rccitace, basnicky,
zpevy, a hudebnf cfsla provedli
znamenite a byli "a to posluchaci
odmeneni potleskem a pochvalou.
Zajiste zabava tato op6tne sesilila
dobrou povest skoly sv. Yaclava a
dala il to nejlepcf vysyedeenf co
1stav vzd6lavacf; pfedne ysak nej-
vetsf zasluhu mali eth. sestry uci-
telky ze tax svedomit9 a nezistn (
Sc o dorost staraif. Ku konci pro
gramu, Yak Martin Homer cetl bla
hopfanf duchovnfmu spravci velp.
E. A. Bouskoyi We jmenu zakG, a
pax jej obmyslili, ma dGkaz sye nc
ty k nemu krasn5m a oennym stu
mokem. V6nocnf stromek jenz
postaven ma prave strane ieviste,
stenal pod Thou darku cd Mikola-
&c, kter5mi pax kazde ditko v sini
pfitomne podeleno. Jeste dlou-
hou dohu pc vycerpanf programu
ditky s rodici Sc bavili v louskanf
ofiskl a pojidanf cukrovinek cd
Mikolase, a zabava ukoncena.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-12-26

Peter Schauffhausen a sleGna
Emma Mikolasova byli oddani SUI
dim Postem, v Tyndall minuly
ctvrtek. Oba snoubenci isou zde
chvalne znami, a test Sc yelke obi
be. Usadf Sc ma farm6 zenichove
6 mil zapadne cd Tabora a pfanf
stestf a zdaru jest Jim pfano ode
vsech ienz isou S mimi znami.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-12-26

TAX lidieky, us bro nam ten
starej rok Sc odebere do more veG-
nosti, a mic pc nom n~ezIstane, nez
upominka budto smutna anebo
vesela. Komu nastedfil jenom
strapacf a trubie, ten Dude rad,
Re US Sc vodebere pryc a Dude Sc
tesit, ze snad ten now Dude mou-
dfejsf i stedfejsf. Ia to ale tezce
Sc Dude loucit ten, iemuz primes
radost a blahobyt. Ten Dude pla
kat a lomit rukama, a snuptych-
lem 81 utfrat voGi i nos, a Dude V
obave, co mu ash nasolf ten rok
novy. Ztohodle dvoifho porovna-
nj rozpoznate, jakej oueinek a do
jem ten pfechod re staryho roku
do novyho, Dude NIT ma tyhlety
diva zivly.
Jak Sc fika: 'jednou mje, po-
druhf tobe''. Proto ten, kerej
.moc TT prosperity republikansky
moe nezazil ftomhle roce, ma as
pom tn nadeji, ze Sc STAY vjeci
zmenf k lepsfmu. Ten jenz Sc 2
prosperity tesil, Dude zas pocftat
ze il v novym roce nebude, a tax
to, lidicky drazf, napfed yzadu
chodf ad infinitum. Vsak ale a.
bych nezapomjel, muslin VAN
vsem k tomu novgmu roku pfat
vod srdcete fseho dobryho, ably
jeden kazdej 2 vas, az Ease ter
novel rokisestarne a Dude Sc rych,
tovat ma vejm6nek, moch ffcti
radosti a plnejma kapsama tech
vsemohoucfch tolarkd, "PaneBozt
houst, takovejch.e roki; to sem S
pomoch ma nohy''. To YAM vsen
ami jednoho nevyjimaje, pfeiu, il
Strejda Votruba.
Ted dys us rozhodne pan Rdz
welt zamftnul nominaci president
skou, dohodnul sem Sc Sc star5n
Wel1em, re pob6zim sam a Welt
Dude m5m, menedzrem politick5n
Jak by mi to sluselo, ten titul
President Votruba! Ne2