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The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-07-20

To the long list of victories won by
Matheson cars there has been added first
and second places In the hill climbing con-
test held at Williamsport, Pa, Saturday.
The course is one and one-third miles long,
with an average grade of about 20 per
cent, and owing to It's rough surface and
five bad turns, is perhaps the stlffest hill
climbing course ever used. Charles A.
Ward, driving a 60-horsepower Mathe-
son, won the class for big cars in 2 min
utes and Al seconds, running the last half
of the course on three tires. In the free
for-all event he climbed the steep and
tortuous ascent In l minute and SO seconds.
Ross Anderson, driving n 45-horsepower
Matheson, carried off second honors in 2
minutes as seconds. Ten other makes of
cars. including two of French m~anufac-
ture, were represented by one or more cars
In this contest.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-07-20

The Ellis Motor Car Company, agents
for the Pierce-Arrow, are busy booking
orders for the new models of that make
which will be ready for delivery after
August l. The fall and winter deliveries
of this car call for open and enclosed
bodies In most cases for each car.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-07-20

Women are learning that the "automo-
bile complexion" is better than n brand
TO be had in the drug stores.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-07-20

E. F. Heath. of Newark, is spending
the Summer at LAX Mont, near Elmira,
N. Y, and is touring that vicinity in his
three-cylinder Elmore.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-07-20

A simple trouble hat sometimes Is very
bothersome is due to the float OF a car
buretor becoming submerged, or the
needle valve getting stuck In It's seat.
This difficulty is easily adjusted by nand'
The chief other is to locate the klnk.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-07-20

The Ellis Motor Car Company delivered
this week the last two of the 1907 Pierce
Arrow cars that will be received this year
by local parties. Tit new mode Pierce
is expected TO arrive in Newark within
the next two weeks.
The Florida agriculturist., 1907-10-23
STORING SEED.

But the selected seeds must be pro-
per1y dried and stored, so that if pos
sible, every seed shall germinate; and
not only germinate, but germinate well,
and produce an extra healthy seeding.
The fully ripe seeds should be removed
from the fruit, c1eansed and carefully
dried, avoiding too great heat (that is,
above blood temperature). So the
seeds should not be exposed to the
suns rays, but dried in the shade.
There are two conditions which acting
together are prejudical to the keeping
of seeds, and if allowed to act will
quickly destroy their vitality. These
are heat and moisture. In northern
climates seeds may get slightly damp
during the winter, but the cold prevents
i'll effects In dry climates, like that
of Egypt, seeds may get quite warm,
but the dryness of the air obviates any
injury But in the Gulf States, in
South, and more or less in North
Florida, the seeds may be exposed
for months to a warm moist atmOs-
phere, and experiments have shown
that they do not keep nearly SO we'll as
in those more northern regions where
the summer is hot but dry, and the
early spring and late fall, if occasionally
damp, are yet cool. It has also been
shown that we1l-dried seeds kept in
cold storage will keep remarkably we'll.
But the most practical way is to put
valuable or selected seeds, Immediately
after drying, into fruit jars which can
be closed air-tight; or if in large guam
titles, into cans which can be made air
tight by running melted paraAin or
rosin round the edge of the lid. To
keep the air in the can or bottle quite
dry, a large lump of good quicklime
should be wrapped up in paper, or
other covering, so as not to come into
AGRI-I5 Bouchelle
contact with the seeds, and put in the
jar or can. In this way the writer has
kept seeds for three years in hot
and damp tropical climate, where the
deterioration of many seeds Cf not
large or oily) was matter often Of
days or weeks
The Florida agriculturist., 1907-10-23
FLORIDA AGRICULTURAL
EXPERIMENT STATION.
Saving, Storing, and Testing Seeds.
By John Be1ling.
CET ECTTNG SEED

The peculiar soil and climate OF
Florida, which are not paralleled in
the other states, require special selec-
tons of seeds adapted to them. Ex-
perience has shown that the same care
and intelligence applied to the saving
Of seed on the spot where it is to be
sown will give better results than if the
seed is selected at location several
hundred miles away. Hence in the
case of many of those plants which seed
we'll in Florida, the growers of this
State may often save many dollars by
properly saving their own seed. This
end will not be attained by saving
seed from a few specially large or we'll
favored fruits scattered here and there.
On the contrary, the seed should be
saved from all the fruits of the few
best-yielding plants in the field. Seeds
saved from the best individual fruits
without taking into account the number
of fruits on each plant, produce seed
1ings which may bear some good fruits,
but which do not bear heavily The
whole field should be examined, and
those plants which, while growing ap-
parently under the same conditions as
the rest of the field, bear extra large
quantities of fruit, above the average
in size and flavor, should be marked,
and their fruit kept for seed This is
the way in which the great improve
ments which have been made of late
years in the tomato have been brought
about For this reason the selected
cotton Of the Sea Island near Charles
ton fetches higher prices than the long
staple cotton Of the mainland
The Florida agriculturist., 1907-10-23

seeds, there is only one practical
method, that is to find how many will
terminate. The termination may be
fastened by soaking the seeds for 6
to II hours in clean water. If left for
a day in water, they will usually begin
to rot. Some fairly large seeds (such
as those of some legumes) germinate
quicker if a small piece of the seed
coat is cut or filed off, which should
be done on the side opposite to the
scar of attachment. One hundred seeds
are then put between two folds Of clean
damp flannel between two dinner
plates. (There should be no water in
the lower plate, or the seeds may be
drowned) The numbers that germinate
in a week or so should be counted
Some seeds, such as celery, germinate
better if sown in wel1-drained shallow
boxes of sand.
The Florida agriculturist., 1907-10-23
SEED TESTING.

If seeds have not been we'll stored,
many of them are dead, and others are
so injured that they will never make
perfectly healthy plants. The first Of
these defects can be remedied by SOW
ing more Of the seed, but the second is
more difficult to obviate, and is doubt
less often one cause of extensive losses
from disease. The best way is to sow
only healthy seeds. To know healthy
The Florida agriculturist., 1907-10-23
Disc, or Mold board Plows-Which:

Disc, or Mold board P1ows-W Which?
This is the title Of press bulletin
sent out by the Agricultural College Of
Colorado. We doubt if the conclu-
sions reached, will all apply where the
soil is light sand We believe that
a disc plow will be found preferable on
such soil. The bulletin is as follows:
Shall I buy disc or mOld-board
plow? is a question frequently asked
by the farmer. The condition under
which the plow is expected to operate
must help answer it.
All farmers are acquainted with the
mold board p1ow and know how to
operate it to the best advantage. The
disc plow, on the other hand, is new
er invention and has not been used so
extensively 1t is harder to operate
successfully and, for that reason, has
not given the general satisfaction which
should be obtained The use for the
disc p1ow, however, is gradually grow
ing, and in few years it will have al
most as large place, especially in the
western states, as the mo1d-bOard p1Ow.
Under similar conditions, the disc
p1ow is of lighter draft, but this differ
ence is not so much as is often claimed
by the manufacturers. Rolling friction
makes it pull somewhat easier than
sliding friction. Because of the rolling
motion of the disc and its cutting effect,
it is not so likely to clog as the mold
board p1ow What the disc cannot cut
it will roll over.
The disc is capable of blowing
ground that has become too dry and
hard for the mold-board plow. This is
oftentimes Of much value, as it is not
necessary to wait for rain, and the seed
can be planted at the proper time.
For humid sections and irrigated
lands, the mo1d-board plow must be
considered superior. Under favorable
conditions for blowing where the soil is
not too dry, the mold-board plow pull
verizes and turns the soil more salts
factorily It also handles sod to better
advantage.
To do the same amount of work, the
disc plow will require very little sharp
ening compared to the mOld-bOard
plow This makes the running ex-
pense Of a disc very much less than
that of mo1d-board
The diameter Of the disc should not
be too large A 24-inch disc for gener-
Al use is to be preferred to one of
larger diameter The 24-inch disc will
ou1verize the soil more than a 28 or 90
inch one. The draft is trihe more on
the smaller one, but the difference is
more than made up by the class of
work it is able to do.
The disc should not cut too wide a
furrow It is far better to use two
discs "a inches in diameter, each one
cutting 8 inches in width, than to use
a 3o-inch disc cutting IA or 16 inches In
width. Taking a narrow furrow tends
to make the bottom less corrugated
Flowing the same ground year after
year with the disc does not keep it in
SO good condition as if p1owed with a
mold-board plow.
The mo1d-board is generally con-
sidered best for humid and irrigated
sections and the disc p1ow for dry or
semi-arid sections.
The Florida agriculturist., 1907-10-23

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The Florida agriculturist., 1907-10-23

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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-10-15

lPnge, fsr ban itf gle paa en- Wan0,
iom fom goaenbe ouer @aaroen meo
to Spooer % iOripauot / 6isiet.
6~lugtningen frsb foriigtig ON til
go9itoen al Suiet % foubt Der Ell
oubeuitaoeuOe 9sr. s oct %iunune
loo ouer ira Suiet en- ifarp auinoe'
rot, iom boo ben meIfeuoe Wano at
forloOe Irbeioet % fomme itror.
Ncppe bar ban ~foripunbet, fer Dill
itprtcoe inc i 6isiet, 9reb BET baIp'
iuI0e Spouo % iatte oct til fine tsrre
brGnbenbe 2rbcr. Saa boilte ban
noGle Elmer / 5rugtbaoen og pau'
0reoe after oi6ere.
Son por ipimmel og ipog, oa Gat.
ten i9icn breo frem, og Nfaanens
StroaIcr bcInitc bans Sci; men oeu
oubc ll0ntatteIie lagoe fig JONI ct
Sler oper hans Banter, iaa ban ieI'
tc FIN NnRit % Sorg minbre. %eS
0tibuat tit ban Sie paa en- SanoeIS'
qortner& tltugt belpSieoe goan, ion
hreieoe uo fra cn &or$pei foran bant
meO Ell bnlpt iopeuoe Stuff paa Suf'
fen. Tlpgtuinaeu sreb iot | Bag.
imPffcn % frsb op pua Sognen.
San fisrte belle Ratteu, uoen at BIZ
opbagct. o. oct IpffebeS bam enbog'
iua al faa nogIe Sincrs Sspn paa
en- StobeI tomue S9ffe. Seo Gag
grp ipraug ban igier al Sugnen neo
plo Sunoepeien.
GuOm fun Ell eneite HatS Sang,
% ban piIoe p9re bieuule. Gnbnu
finn roaIe SimcrS iterte guitrt hgel'
icr, % han piIoe Itaa Aniiet til Iu'
iiQt meo fin SfiGbne, og l~lpisbeoen
piloe nGre Iorbi. % mems ban III
laa / iii uge StiuleIteo, blep bans
Sanfer after flare; ban fnlaebe fine
SGuOer iommen / otlb 6ortpiIeIie %
itsnnebe; "Spem al benz er Oct,
b~urmbierti9e @ub - bpem al Dem
er oct? giIoe ban life fomme for
ieut2"
Saa ben treble % ii6ite @dttet,u
bar Der ineeu @nane til at Ip,e for
BAN, iutet Sisretei ION letteoe BAN
ben msiiommelise Sang. Siteoetior
begpnoie tunge msrte Sfper at no
ienoe Ell Enenoe toIo, iterf Resn,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-10-15

iom ligger | bet allermerfefte afrifa.
Sans aoneeriee er Tibet al Smfang
og bar fun en- faatnlig 8efoIfning,
os paa bans otte % tppe forte So.
remsbamer bill bet iiffert life ppre
let at faa BUD, bertiI er be piitnof for
beSlige efter europeiif Smag. Wst
til @iengielb forlanger Song Yboibi
heller life mere emo en- litmpen Iil.
lion Sroncs for Sronen og 8eiten.
San bar / noeen Sio opbolSt fig
/ Saris, og BET ipnes, iom ON benre
9p | gauife ierIig Grab er efter bans
Sierte. San morer fig iaa sobt, at
ban life bar ben alerminbite 2pIt til
at penoe tilbage til afrifa.
Nen for at lepe | 8aris, og napn.
Zig for at Iepe flpt, bsr man babe
mango Eenge, og &~onseriget 4gbos.
mi fan fun uorebe en- beifeoen apa.
mage. glf benne @runo bar Song
gboibt beiluttet fig til at realiiere,
ON Ri iaa maa H. belle Sageret. San
bar bel ment, at | ct Sanb, boor en-
Sacaues Seballsp ofrer Sormuer for
at bli Seller / Sabara, Der maa Der
bel osiaa finoes en- Grgierrig ama-
tor, iom funoe ia 2pIt til at fsre 81.
telen: 9onge af ggbosmi. Sor ale
SilfGlbes Sfplb bar ban aoerteret
9ongeriget tiliales baabe | frantic og
eneelife 9laoe.
Ggbosmi lisger paa Seitfpiten af
Ifrita, mellem @ritiif' og Sranif.
Guinea. Oct er ct af be melt peloro.
ueSe 8ongeriger | afrifa, os De nGr'
boenoe europ9tfte Naster bar meo
lin beoIte Billie life finnet finbe no.
gen 8runo til at anneftere bet. Oct
er omtrent TO bltnoreoe Mile langt
% femti Mile breot, og Soneoitaoen
beItaar al ct Gntal 9erbptter, Der er
beopffet meo Gage al @rene. Selns
9ongepalaoiet abifiaer Zig fra be an.
ore Sptter peb at bore itsrre og peo
at bore balpmaaueformet.
4ongen er uinbifrenfet oe abioliit
SerIfer, bsieite gpriebebsperion og
gpperItepreit. cit Sarem iammen-
letter ban efter gebag al 2anoets
ifisnne 8ptnoer. San bar 2op til at
ia TO b~unoreoe, bpis ban bar Spit,
men ban bar iom iagt fiiu otte og tn.
be, bpiIfet bog piouer ON nosen
Sn1ng.
Sans arone beitaar al ire til bin
mben f9itebe SierneifaGer, og | Boert
SaIo paa bette 8untt bill bans ebert
tueIle aflsier neppe ia BAN til erem'
pei. 9oneen bar en- M9ngbe Neots
cinmanS ON fig og en- WGngoe gen'
iifere. iom ipiler paa Snitrrmenter,
bpiS Strenge CT bnunet al Renneite'
tarme.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-10-15

!. Sill % KIeffen !:


|frem ira fit SfiuIeiteo. ltoeu al
sipe iia Sio til at praee o. p9Ige,
isgte ban ino | Den nGrmeite @aoro
% freb mo | 2aoen. Oerinoe par
msrft, men efter ell lang Ssaen
fanot ban mo | ct 9aumer, bpor
Waanen Ipite mat inc eiennem BET
ipinoeIpGbsoeffeoe @inbu. 9ogIe
aIponinesitpffer bang pna en- aiias.
San tog ct Bor genflGber oe en-
Safe.
gt oct piIbe bare bet flogeite at
ituogoa 2anoepeien, bar ban fIar
ouer, men ben RGoieI for at foinme
for tent, Der pinte BAN, orep Dom
olligepeI til at laa ino paa Sopeo.
peien iom gif / uoroIig 2etning.
San piloe ba trooiet GagSIpiets 5a'
rer cg ilet frcm roen Spbolb; men
ban merfebe M, at arGfterne ioig.
teoe ham, genene funoe neppe bare
bomL % ban buffet pliiolelig pdd, at
ban bperfen bopbe ipiIt eler britffet
belle Den fore9aaenoe 0aa.
San maotte bope Nao for at Tom.
me pioere, men bpor ifitlbe ban iinoe
ben? 5ornn BAN ct Stpffc inoe
poo Morfen laa en- @aaro, ban NOR.
iig ben og lagbe fig / Sfiul mel.
lem noale 9uife. Get parebe life
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-10-15

tilboge og reiite fig op. gi Ienne.
FER frpgtebe ban mi intet mere. Sn.
gen fiInoe negte BAN Getten til at
bo9le ct gtebIif hos bans bsoe sgg'
tefGlle eIler Barn. 90 bans Gang
bar laa afmaalt o. rolig, iom ON
ban fliIetc bogefter en- 9aare, ba
ban MI breiebe inb | 2anbSbpgaoen.
San merfebe life, at bans eamIe 0a.
boer itirrebe paa bans bsieoe, ifione
SfitfeIie meb opb Sorbauielie, og at
bans Nopn gift fra Mlino til Ruuo.
Saa meb ct iaa ban Jig itaniet I
fin Sang at en- Sfare RGnb %
apinber, % ban fslte a~onitabel Our.
gins Saaub bpile tuugt paa lin
Sfulber.
"giu, Bill bar aft. boab ben
9amle RoIitimanb iagbe. q"
"@aa tiIiibe, 8urginl 2ab mig
fomne pioere! @aa tilii6e, eIIer -
itans mig life, for SUBS Sfplb!" no.
brso Staflen meb balpfpolt Stem.
me. Seq fan neiten life mere al
Suit % %anitrenseIie. Seq ifaI fsIse
soboiligt meb Gem ttIbage, naar
ieg bare faar fornme biem ct eneite
SiebIif." 90 | en- Gone az be, on.
bette SortpiIeIie peobIep ban: Our.
gin, De bar ielp en- goo SuItrli, iis
mig, er set min Iarp eller @iltten,
icm er Ssb?"
"Neu bpaS gaar Der BOG al Dig,
Sin?~ ilbbrsb Ell al Suiuoerne.
Seq bsrte aloffeu"l eiipeoe
6lpetniusen % Hog no meo Saan'
Den, iom ON noeen bapbe mobiagi
bam. Seq bsrte Den sanife tpoe.
list; men ieg tirbe life tGae SIa'
gene; iee neo life, ON oct bar 70 oe
trebioe eller fem.
"9in, gin, min itafteIs @anS!"
Set leo iom ct Sfrig, % en- bIee
apiuoe fom meo ubitrafte arme
irem paa SsrtGrifeIen til bans
Stem.
"Saa er oct aItiau min lille
@ut, Der er osb - min fiare lille
@utl~ Sia iaa iis riubt | Den ga.
benbe arebs, Der ontgap bom %
itprteoe nosle Sfriot frem.
"5ar!" peb en- ipoe 9arneitemme
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-10-15
"Onfel John".
SaoSe iusen bsiere Snteresier.

Se, iom ifuloe bente Soften for
Sasen, bopoe ianfet iis iammen
iioenior S~anosbpens Soitbrs, bpor
oe iIeite baube lat ZIG neo paa Crap
pen iom fsrte op til 9sren. SIanSt
DC ioriamIeoe par "Snfel Sobn."
San bar fomnten % bapoe iat Jig neo
uben at billie eler il ct eneite Sro,
goitmeiteren boIbt paa meo at orSue
Den netop onfomue Ycit,
"SnfeI Sobn" bapoe iioSet taus
iaa en- fenrten @inuters Sib. 90
2ars Surbers, RaboIasets erfefii'
ling, bIinfet iuIt til DC foriamleoe os
ia:
~gel, 'Onfel Sobn', bar on bort
ON oct forfGrbelise ScroitlGlu ! yer
monte 81 Srien Mennelter blep
or9bt."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-10-15

boebeo aonens Gfisrtcr, o. ct Tibet
Gnfigt titteoe frem. Sin for tiIbaae.
"&pao er Dog oette?~ freq BON o.
fnuaeoe Snnberne ianmen, foa at
Neglene cit ino | aisbet. "aIoffen!
Seq bsrte ben, flyer ies 10 oerel1
Den ringte for CONNER @bitpeI,
cen 1anno, Der oemte oiel" forflare6e
3~onitabeIen. ~Sporfor talte bu iffel
Oct bar to oe firth SIag.
"@ip mig fem Winuter til at bore
ianimen meo be TO ~oerborte,~ ben.
fnlot Bill % Isb bort til gorten.
~aim fem Wimlter, ian er leg ieien
Geres 5ange"; ban iluttebe Suitru
% Barn | fine arme. "89r life for
baaro imob mig - leg er iaa trGt;
Ieg ntaa billie Iibt, oct er mig iirtii.
ltgt at fslee meb Gem itrar.~
Set er beIer life nebpenbiat!"
briimmeoe 4onItabeIen. Seq piloe
Dope 1o9f Dig bet iaa0dn ltot pent;
men bet er Der MI ineen Sib til, iaa.
oan icm on tar paa get. Ger on,
9ommeren tog fell, 9ommen, Der
opergif big, bar u~retf9rois. Den
rette Sfploise bar ieIp melot fig.
Smtrent tt @imiter efter, at on
bapbe taset lloeangsbiaetten, fom
Der geifeo til Sqneilet, at on bar
rifploig og iflIoe gioes fri meb bet
Oct er oerfor, Der life bIen
giort itore gnitren9elier for of faa
fat ! Dig. spiierne bar p9ret fuloe
at ben Siitorie. Der er ingert, Der
babe big ino for at paste paa
igien; ON on iaa log 8sren inc meo
Ell Or, bill on bIi iat uoenfor," Hut.
tebe 8ursin Ieenbe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-10-15
III @mssems Stftorie.

Der er f~ortalt meget ON oen pragt.
fllloe @iigge, iom ben Iiae, ipanife
Sronarping ligser I. Sra guggenS
fsrite SegpnoeIie oa til ben Gurus,
Der nh fan uofoIbes, bar @eieu pGret
lang. Den fsrite 8iigge bar gto.
rens IrmL og bos NomaOefolfene
bar @oren garnet | ct alpbc pno
Rpggen, bbao man enbnlt oen Tag
ibag fam ie hos 3~tgsinerne. Sc
mere opitoo Der primitive Sligger al
uobuIebe SrGitammer eller fletteoe
8iirpe, Of bep Slags, iom ben file
Woies blep tat no /. @rGferne bnp.
De / Archaeological ritnbe aurpe iii
@ugaer, mems De fri9erife 2oceoG.
moniere Ia Barnet tiIiengs / SorenS
SfioIo. S &om bleo oct mart Ell
ierIig Brofesiion at nGre Suagenla'
ger. 8uegerne forfGrbigebeS ont'
trent Tom / oct gamle @rGfeuIanb.
s oct t4be aarbunbre6e forIob man
ben laue Sorm % loset @ugger /
Sorm Of ct Tibet Glib paa ct bsit
Stilabs. elsie Sitgger blep mart
ppntet meo gaano eIer ~iiOinpffet
paa anben Maaoe, og meo faa 5or.
anbrinser bar be bol6t Zig til bore
Gage.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-10-15

Der eiennembIsote BAN o. eioroe
Weien ioa ufremfommeIig, at ban
neppe fitnbe ilabe fine Gsooer gicrt.
mem Def opbe Niiooer. Nen for Dag
maatte ban rlaa fit MaaI; ban ioeoe
til fig ieIn after o. after, at intet
ifuIoe itanie bam - ban MATTE
frem, unstet SuIten pIaseoe BAN
frpgteIis, og ban maatte presie
Saanoen baarot | penitre SIDE, for
bpert Sfriot ban toe.
Seq er aItfor NOR III til at op.
sipe Bet" itsnneoe ban, "%aItfor nGr
peb benbe os bam."
8eo SoIopgons naaeoe ban Cop.
pen af ben iioite 8affe % tit Die paa
.agene / 2~anosbpen. Sans Siem
bar Der borte tiIbsire, ganife nGr.
On ban bore funoe naa til 9ert9r.
ifelen % ie benbe! On bon funbe
--
9a beepnbte 3irfefloffen at rinee.
Com rammet al 2puet ftprteoe
ban ON pna @eien.
9armbiertiae SUB! Oct bar 9sos.
SON fienote &langen; naar
# 0sosfalo blep melbt, ifulbe &lof.
ferne til Slutnins ilaa iaa mango
Slog, iom Den 9soe talte gar.
SON begpnbte at t9lle: "git-to
-tre-fire--", men iaa boret ban
neo / 8r9Siet o9 preS'eSe
MOB Creme; ban piIoe life
5ere mere. 70 oe treoibe Iar por
gIocr, oe @utten bar fem.
Spent al benz er bet2~ prspeoe ban
IT raabe; men ban flitoe bare frem'
en- nartifrIeret Stsnnen.
2iSt cfter libt fit ban fin SamIing
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-10-15
A SECRET.

Shall I be like grandma when I am old?
Shall l wear such a queer little bonnet
No feathers, no posies, but Just a plain fold,
With a little white edging upon it?
Shall / sit in the easy chair all the day long,
With a great bail OF wool and a stocking?
Shall / think it quite dreadful for folks to do wrong,
And dirt and disorder quite shocking?
Just wait till / tell you what grandma once said
hope you won't think me crazy
1t ~happered one day when they sent me to bed
For being ilLtempered and lazy.
She came and sat by me and patted my hand,
And told me, There's no use in crying;
It's by stumbling, my pet, that we know how to stand,
And we always grow better by trying
WAS anyone ever so wicked as mel"
| asked her between my sobbing.
Then grandma laughed lust as hard as coud be,
And her little white curls went bobbing.
"Was any one ever so naughty as you?
I'm sure i know of one other.
"who was it?" ! asked. 20, please tell me, do"
She whispered, "Your own grandmother"
Now. isn't it strange? But of course it is true.
can tell you just one thing about it
She'd not tell a story, whatever she'd do,
And we'd only be silly to doubt it.
But OF course, / feel certain you never will tell,
For how perfectly dreadful 'twould be
To have people know, who all love her so well,
That grandma was ever like me.
Ra,pers Young People.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-10-15
ct YrobIcm.

On @arper banoe aabnet en- 9ti.
tit | ben lille q&pitbp / ben Seniiet
at iGlae 99oer og fisbe raa Slloer.
Sa ban bapbe uoitpret Sorretnin-
gen meo alt til Saget B~enbsrenbe,
gap ban Jig til at itibere paa, bpao
Slags Sfilt ban ifl,loe i9tte paa gu.
iet for at pafte Soils OpmGrfiom.
beb. GnbeIig fit ban en- belbig Soc.
San borebe ct Sui mibt / Seren
og traf en- aalpeboIe giernem BET,
ioa Saarouifen blep bensenoe poo
gberiioen.
ON en- Stuno fit ban lie en aIpor.
Zig Iano, iom itpb ilbenfor 9sren
90 betraeteoe Sfiltet. @arperen
iasttog bum ct Bar Mtnuter; iaa gif
ban no % talte til bam:
- @oomorgen, min Serre.
- Woreen, iaeoe ben ar,ben ll6en
at tase ginene pGf fra 8alperun1pen.
Bill Se fisbe Ser? ipiirgte
@arperen.
-Net.
Sar 9e rogeit Suber at iGlge?
-Gei.
OR De Sonoe?
-Hei.
- Sisbmnnb?
-Rei.
- Sagfsrer fanife9
PEI.
- 9oftor ba9
PEI.
- Men bpao er Ge iaa for noaet2
Seq er grofesior / Siloioi.
Seq bar itaoet Der en- Sime oe prspet
at resre no, bborIeoes benne 8aIpen
er fommet inc siennem oct lille Sui
LOT
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-10-15

SlasfarOis. - SroiesiOren Ii en-
bpisre Sstreitule): @Ses bar oltiaa
i Iibite Time fOrflaret Dem, min uise
Dame, at Ranoens Sjerne er en- Del
itsrre enb &uinbens. Suab fan man
lutte Serai 5rsten gertba?"
Bertha: "Seraf fan man lutte, at
bet peb SsSpmmelien al ben msnneifsli'
se Sisrne ttte CT til &puntiieten, n,er, til
8paIitetsn mon bpr bolce iis."