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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-01-22
Sra ct. Slai college.
Dit 90 Sat.

400 er Sen nupprelSe Glepontal.
40 til og Saaet er 500.
Sfplens Ssittermin ailutteSes ben
t9Se December. gr9iiSent ailbabl
boIbt en- Gale ODER Semoet Slim
Sigh. af Ssitterminerts 400 Gle.
Der tilbraste fiin 80 SuIeierien peo
Sfolen. Reiten ~tiEbragte Slllen
biemme eIler bos Slestninser, Ben.
rier 90 9ienSineer.
gr9fiSent aiISabI boISer nh bper
SsnoagsfpeIS / airfen en- RGfte en-.
geIife grGfetsr ODER 3oie aapitel !
lite Roiebos, Der banSIer ON Sriitel.
len. 5albet os Spreisningen. 6olt
uiier megen Snteresie. Sioite ssn.
oogsfpelS bar airfen nib.
Com De fieite al ~Boiteu"s Seiere
DeS, er graiioent ailbabl ogiaa bIet
Soriatter, gIaoameIoeierne ON.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-01-22
ct. aussar ssmiuar,
ct. Aufgrr, Soma.

Gleoer1le er MI eitcr el0t Satlefe.
RE perSt tiIb@e ior ureS iorupct
araft at gienoptpge fin @ieruirg.
Ntange upe gleoer CT uqiaa irSitreo-
ne, o9 IrttnIIet or MI Itelet til IS.
Qeu,ge Here pentes meo Oct fsrte.
Soa Iaust bar bette SfoIenor pu.
ret oeIIpffet % tiIireoSitQeuOe / ale
&eHieenber. Ser er tugeu Se0taGiG1t.
gere - oct er at orbeiSe lent OF tio.
Iigt. Vile icr BOG no til at tribes u0-
merfet / al beuue Sraplbeo. 9iOt
Si0 utaa rdturligpis dfiees til Sc
9~eutsGoeIie % I'll at in6aarSe Ltbt
'iriif 2lft. Siet Iieger Hanf iout ct
Spell po0 Gebdr Htper % bpoer bore
Gutter at prGoe itn 9pgtigbeb Sfst'
tcleb. SlutSbeS$tiIitanbeu bar ne-
ret lrSmerfet til Cato - life Ct cueite
SpgSonrstiIiGl6e bar biu6ret 60
lens grbei6e.
Grof. 8. 8. 9iorItc, iou | nogct
coer ire adr bar pirfet oeo Sfder,
far rciignerct og reiite oeo Suletio
III 9ierre, 2. Daf., buor ban bar to-
get itg "Scmeteab". San agter ie.
mere at it6oon,te iig til greitcgierltn.
gen. Ssr bans aireiie bIeo ban al
ct. guagar Rcnt9beo Iamt oenne
SfoleS 9Grere og gIroer ooerrolfet,
% ser bIep oe6 bcUne a%uIeonin9
coerraft BAN Ell 9aoe beitoaetoe al
Ct mutt @atISitbr me0 &IGbc. Erof.
9iorIie bar en- Sp9tig og GibrdSt S9-
rer, iom piitncf ptI ~iapres. Sans
BIoSs fnoes for nproGretoe al "
81. ESesnaro, iom / mango liar bar
rtrfet peS 6enne SfoIe. San bleo
forri9e gaar tiIitaact et Vars Der.
miSipn. men bar M eiter ipo Wtaa.
ueSers SritiS gieuOptaget arbetSet.
Yrof. IeIem uteS tit Srfeter. 90
WmtSSfor bar upIig foretoget en- bel
Ipffet aoucerthtr til uo8le al Seabo-
bperne. Bri. MeIlem bar ptit itg
ilaEminoeIig Spsttg / gariif c bar
lat SfoIcn bolt paa Straa paa bette
Smraaoe.
Irof. Romietb, iom forrige Gdr
cpertog 8~eitpreIieu al oenne Srltttli.
tiou, bar otit fig at bare se,' rette
Ntrno pud 6en rette Blaos. San
maualer 6perfen Billie eIler gurrer til
at brine SfoIen irgm % tor5eore
hens aaar.
StoIens Iiterere Soreuiug eipsr
ct grcsrGm m0erbuer llge. Hapr,te
grogram bcitaar al SaIer og Getla-
matiorer, bells pda Rorff 90 bells poa
graeIif, iant Gang og Orfeterml-
itf. De Iete Gf @Icperne Seltager l
bisie grogrmmer os benptter JIG
ioaIeSes af guleoninger til at forbe'
ore Jig ogiaa paa bette SnraaSe.
Or. 2enfer fra q. YdrtI agter ON
ct Bar Gage at fu1rare bio % bolSe
ct f~oreSrag I Stolers "Gbapel~.
Sans emne er "Slrtberit Steratrr".
ct. ansgar SemtrarD er ! beo'te
Sorutnirg og er beNrc iSudtct emo
~uogenitnbe fsr til at nOfsre Ct goot
% pelfigret glrbeiSe for uor MORT.
cmrritdnife uugSom.
.. 81. We.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-01-22

utuS StUttIlUIlt S~tdSiStVN. IuIpt'
saaenSe iagt, bar gooo 0roet for al
o9re en- al De lipligite 6oreninger
peS SfoIen. Del er Deg life roget
at unbres oper, naar mon buffer paa,
at 6oreniusen eier arufter, Ser er
temmeIig ITO / Norif 90 bar let for at
ifrine % tale Rorif flp6er0e % for.
reft.
little 9rtIci WigerneS Iiter9re
Screening / gfaSemiet. Naouet BETH.
Der, OF oct npttiee og bct ~bebageIige
bIonoeS iammet): Srion Gbriiten.
ion, 5ormano; Olga alrne. 8tce.6or.
monS; @Iiiabetb Miiu5 (Serneoot.
ter al Buit. 9. 5. Wuus), Sefretpr;
Clara 8runbupS, Rasicrcr.
atbIetic linton: &. s. SoeS, Sor.
mano; GarI Span, @ices6 ormanS;
SOiepb Settle, SefretGr; Sergen :.
Sbompicn, 8asierer; 6 q. 6arSal,
9aie Bah Wanager; Slaf @lruber.
ion, Bale Ban Captain; Seurp s.
SatImtS, Sracf Seam @ouager; CT.
mar q. gnberiou, Sracf Ieam Gap.
tain; Conrad Sbaraloior. 9aifet
9na Wauoger; G. q. Sar6aI. Saifet
Ban Captain; RatbanaeI 6e60e, Zen.
mis- @anoger; SbeoSore n. 8abL,
Senuis Captain. SeniiGten meS ben
atbIetiife Screening og OenS @rene, er
at opeIIfe Spspelien / Iesemlige
SorPtter.
Choral Union. (9en inoGoer MI
RenoeISiobu's glios): Sergen s.
Ebompiou, Sormano; Omar q. an.
oerion, 8ice.6ormanb; Beatrice Sop.
perit0O, SefretGr; WSortcn Rorten.
ion, 8a8ierer; @frs. gomaro S6miot,
0irigent.
Ruiifforpiet: 8. u. &oIoif, Sor.
man0; Ssrgen Sbompion, 8ice-Sor.
mnno; Soiepb Settle, SefretGr 90
8aSierer.
WuiicaI Union er en- SanmenIut.
ming al De to opennRpntc 6oreringer
og bar Or. g. %. 8Iaioc iom geitp.
rcr og Soiepb SetIie iom Sefretar.
Sunior. &Iasien itrGoer MI pon
boarSe Sioet meb at foa ubgiuet
8ifiug '08, oeu aarbog iom oct er
Sfif og 9rug for Sunior'aIasier peo
Colleges at ubgioe. SOiS ale cling
saar ifslge 9eregninger, bill 9ogen
bore / EublifumS SpnNer en9ang /
Warts. $. s. Glenn % O.. s. Serts'
gaaro itaar i Sptoien for arbeiSet.
Com asiiitenter fungerer G. q. go.
rem, Gambler Soueiion, Sinert Gel.
Dem, Beatrice Sopperitab, SSa Scr.
itoo, Senrp 5. SotIono, Sermau 8oe,
Ratbanael Sebbe, CHAR 8. an0er.
ion, aIeran6er areIton, BeSer 6. GeI.
ion, q. R. SieIoitao % Gbriitopber
gisrgum. @ogen fo'ter 81 o. fan
faces beS OF tiIitribe .. s. Serts.
saaro, Ct. OLAF College, RortbfeIS,
Wim.
S Sen forene6e airfes IeniabeS /
gpen er ogiaa Shtbenterne bebielpe.
Jige. 5 SsnbagsifoIcn arbeiSer Gun.
ba Robn, g. SeoOe, arna Sanion,
s. u. SofSaIe, s. 5. Glenn, 2ucas
O. gngeIita6 og S0n Ssritab. Ges.
uScn er osina enSeI al 2ererne me6
/ SpnbassfolenrbeiOet, remIig g.
5. @tfeIanb, 81. BIuten, SIap See og
5. s. @roie. SiOImroute er Ienig.
be6ens Observation-Disclosures
S andre Stiqinger / TenigbeSen
er: 5. 81. SiIboSI, IenisbeSens
.mioIertiSige Brett; 5. q. aiIoabI. g.
5. gtfelarS og 6. ". 5dmiot, @eo.
lemmer of 9iafon 9oaroet; g. 20.
@Inioe og SIab See, Reolemmer Of
goaro Of S~ritItees; 6. u. WeIbp, &c.
fretGr; 9. 90. @Iaioe, 2eoer al Ie.
niebebens Sorgfor.
Heoaftionen for "Itanitou Reg.
ienger~, College 9.o6et, er: Conrad
.SburaISion, 8. 5. Glenn. e. S. SaeS,
Ggnes MeIbp, Si9ur0 Ssrenion, S6o
Horbbp, 5. s. @roie, 5. q. Soloif,
Gambler Souefion e. 9. SarSaI, 6.
G. Sanfon, Ssrgen TRompion.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-01-22

SfoIeus aorpurationsmsSe al,
boIbtes SEN 5ie Sami1r.
SfoIers &oroorntiorrsmsSe afbot.
oes Den ste Sau,lar.
eleoer % S9rere or ale iriife.
o. q. u,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-01-22
gleaiant Sietp 9ntber Goaege,
Cttapa, 81.

GnSeIis bar oi ianet BET mo / So
UcSets Soerbepisrius og Saaueens
grnris, at ser ri ifal itaa 1907. Oct
.ear life iaa sreit ira isrit al at iaa
6orti paa SIDE g.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1907-05-22

the voice for him. He would have thee
sing for him, Kenkenes.'
1.-The Pharaoh's wish is law" was
the slow answer.
..Oh, it was not a command Ram
eses replied afably, for he was still
holding ,Masanath's hand and there,
fore in high good humor with himself
.sIn truth, he said the choice should be
thine whether thou wilt or not. But
more Of this later; the gods go with
thee
Kenkenes bowed and escaped.
In his room a few moments later be
lighted his lamp Of scented oils and
contemplated the comforts about him
His conscience pointed >condemning
finger at him. He did not sleep. Ee
tossed and counted the hours.
''Sing for the Plaraoh!" he exclaim-
ed. "Aye, will sing till the throat Of
me cracks, not for the reward of bis
good will alone, but for RachePs liber.
ty-that first and the unraveling OF
this puzzle thereafter"
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1907-05-22

Those that had passed were by this
time some distance ahead and, missing
the grind Of wheels in their wake. looi-
ed back. The fan bearer beckoned to
one Of the attendants who had gone be-
fore, and the man returned.
Meanwhile the procession moved on,
and the MOBILES glanced first at tie
fan bearer and next at the Israelite.
But Athor i'll the niche on the hillside
was not more white and stony than its
living model in the valley. There was
no retreat. The fan bearer stood be-
tween her and the Nile, his servant be-
tween her and the quarries. She felt
the sickening nnmbness that stupefes
one who realizes terrible strait from
which there is neither succor nor es-
cape.
The procession passed, and the serv-
ant, hating, bowed to his master. He
was short and fat, thick of neck and
long Of arm-a most unusual Egyptian.
Har-hat tossed him the reins and, walk
ing around his horses, approached
Rachel. The smallest Hebrew-too
small to be awed and yet old enough to
realize that the beloved Rachel was in
danger-dropped the hide he bore and,
finging himself before hef, clasped her
with his arms and turned defiant
face at Har-hat over his shoulder. The
fan bearer paused.
.It is the very same" he said laugh
ingly. .The hard life Of the quarries
hath not robbed thee in the least of
thy radiance. But by the gambling
god, 10th, thou didst take risk! Dost
dream what thou didst miss through a
maleyolent caprice of the Hathors?
Five months ago I would have taken
thee out Of bondage into luxury but
for an Industrious taskmaster and the
unfortunate interference Of a royal
message. But the Seven Sisters repent,
and / find thee again
Rachel had fixed her eyes upon the
white walls Of Memphis shining in the
morning sun and did not seem to hear
him.
NAY, now slight me not! 1t was the
fault Of the taskmaster and not mine.
I confess the charm Of distant Mem
phis. but it is more glorious within its
walls. I am come to take thee thither.
Thank me with but look, I pray
thee"
Seeing she did not move nor an
swer, he tilted his head to one side
and surveyed her with interest.
"Hath much soft persuasion surfeit-
ed thee into deafness?" The color
surged up into Rachel's face.
4Ha," he exclaimed, mot so! Per
haps thou art but reluctant then" he
whirled upon the other children, COW
ering behind him.
sIs she wedded?" he demanded.
Frightened and trembling, they did
not answer till he repeated the ques-
ton and stamped his foot. Then one
Of them shook his head.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1907-05-22
KUROkI AT WEST POINT.
The Distinguished japanese Enter
ta;ned at Point.


New York, May 16.-General Ba-
ron Kuroki, the japanese war hero,
and members Of his staff are guests
Of the United States army at West
Point today. The party sailed up the
Hudson on 3 private yacht with Brig
adler General Wood and Major Chas.
Inch as their hosts. Three officers
of the Argentine army were also in
the party. While Gen. Kuroki is at
West Point seven hundred sailors
from the japanese SHIPS are beirS
shown the sights of New York city,
including visit to the hippodrome-
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1907-05-22

as hey ran. Past the sl0He alIs. ~
TIE Winding valley she fed cata Sc
reached tie eDc2mpDent asd hef cwn
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1907-05-22
Good Words for Chamberlain's CoC:..
Remedy

"People everywhere take pleasure
in terrifying to the good qualities o:
Charnberlain's Cough remedy. Mrs.
Edward Philips, of Barclay, Nd,
writes: "I wish to tell you that I car
recommend Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy. AIy little girl, Catherine.
who is two years old. has been tax
ing this remedy whenever she has
had a cold since she was two months
Old About q month ago I contracted
d dreaful cold myself, but took
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy and
was soon as we'll as ever This rem
ady is for sale by DeLorme's Phar-
macy.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1907-05-22
fro BE Continued
THE HARTMAN INVESTIGATION
The Commissions Report Published
Shows Some Remarkable Cases of
Stock Watering.

The Commissions Report Published
Shows Some Remarkable Cases Of
Stock Watering.
New York, May 15.-An extract Of
the interstate commerce commissions
finding in it's Investigation Of the Har
riman railroad combination is pub
lished in the Evening Telegram which
states that the report is the most SEN
sational ever published by the com
mission.
1t is stated that the commission
found that railroads competing We're
completely choked Off in an area
equal to one third of the United
States and that in this area Hartman
was absolute MASTER that Harrimaa's
contracts with the Rock Island, the
Southern Pacific, the Santa Fe, Illi-
nois Central and the San Pedro vio-
late the antitrust acts and recon-
mend that the Attorney General pro-
ceed against them, that effective laws
preventing imitation Of securities are
needed, that profits are being used to
control Eastern systems instead Of
building
The commissions report finds Har-
rimans reorganization of the Alton
Zone of the most remarkable cases Of
manipulation of stock watering ever
known" and recommend laws step
ping this.
The commissions report was sent
to the attorney general a few days
ago. Suits are expected il the imme-
diate future to dissolve different
agreements, contracts and stock-holc-
ing arrangements by which the Union
Pacific holds control Of many of its
properties.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1907-05-22

@~S"1N~'SSVS~
at is well I need not delay till a
slave husband were disposed Of in the
mines. Hither, Unas"
The Eat Servitor came forward.
y know this taskmaster not, nor can
I coax or press him into giving her up
without the cursed formality of doc
u1nent Of gift from the Pharaoh. Get
thee back to Memphis with this'-hs
drew off a signet ring and gave it to
the servitor-'and to the palace. There
have my scribe draw up a prayer to
the Pharaoh craving for me the mas
tership over the Israelite Rechel-'for
household service" The fan bearer
laughed. Forget not this latter phrase,
else the Pharaoh might fancy 1 would
take her to wife. Haste thee and bring
back Max and Hebset with thee u
row the boz. back and help thee fetch
her. She ray have lover who might
make trouble for thee alone. Get thee
gone"
Fe took the reins from his servitor*
hands and turned again toward Ra-
chel.
"I 20 forth to hunt, and there is dan
ger in that pastime. l may not return
It would be most fitting to bid me
tender farewell. but thou art cruel
Nevertheless I shall care for myself
most diligently this day and return
to thee In Memphis by nightfall. Fare
well." He sprang into his chariot and,
urging his horses, pursued the far
away procession at a gallop.
Unas was already at the Nile side
preparing to return to Memphis. 10
Rachel it seemed as if she had been
set free for a moment. that her ef-
forts to escape and her inevitable cap
trre might amuse her tormentor, and,
after the manner of the miserable cap
tive so beset, she seized upon the mo-
mentary release and sought to fly. The
three little Hebrews clung to her, the
one that had answered Har-hat weep
ing bitterly and remorsefully.
Nay, weep not" she said in hur-
ried whispe.-. at would have ended
lust the same Heard ye not what
he said concerning husband? But
let me go. Let Rachel hide ere the
serving men return
She undid their arms and ran back
toward the quarries. For moment
the children hesitated, and then they
pursued her, crying in an undertone
as they ran Past the store PITS, ~
TIE winding yajiey she fed cati s5e
reached TIE eDc2mpment alsd nef cWn
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1907-05-22
NV Best Friend.

Alexander Benton, who lives on
Rural Route /, Fort Edward, n. Y,
says: DIR. Kings New Discovery is
my best earthly friend. 1t cured me
of asthma six years ago. 1t has also
performed wonderful cure Of incip-
lent consumption for my sons wife.
The first bottle ended the terrible
cough, and this accomplished, the
other symptoms left one by one, un-
til she was perfectly well. Dr. Kings
New Discoverv's nower ovcr coughs
and eafas Is sin7a a.As f91-rreious. No
7tsie, ,esne5lv ,.&s srer eqUaled IT,.
fs,5:lv guaranteed By sibe:i's Drug
Store. sec and 81. Trlal hettla Tree.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1907-05-22
HoW'S This?

We offer 500 reward for any case
IF catarrh that cannot be cured by
Halls Catarrh Cure.
F. J. .heney & Co., Toledo, O.
We, the undersigned, have known
F. J. Cheney for the last Is years, and
believe him perfectly honorable in all
business tr .nsactions and financially
able to CO rry out any obligations
made by his firm.
Walding, Kinnan & Marvin, :.
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, O..
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken in
ternally, acting directly upon the
blood and mucous surfaces Of the
system. Testimonials sent free. Price
75c per bottle. Sold by all druggists.
: Take Halls Family Pills for constt-
patton. 4-lS-lm
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1907-05-22
MORE INSURANCE FRAUDS.
Evidence Produced Against Manager
of International Policy Holders
Committee.

New York, May 15.-Evidence
tending to show that Geo. R. Scrug-
ham, manager of the international
policy holders committee, himself
signed the names of witnesses to at
least two ballots in the recent insur-
ance elections was offered today at
the hearing of charges Of conspiracy
against Scrugham, c. F. Darlington
and Charles Stirrup. The drawing
out of the alleged doctoring of bal
lots as result Of this hearing may
be the finding of more serious charges
against Scrugham.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1907-05-22

her, and her eyes fell on Atsu, his face
black with rage, his arms folded, talk
ing with a fat, wildly gesticulating
servitor At that moment the courier
caught sight of Rachel flying up the
valley and, finging document at
Atsu's feet, started to pursue. Z ..su
halted him 18th an iron hand, and
Deborah paused to see no more With
a prayer she ran up the valley the
way Rachel had taken.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1907-05-22
CHAPTER XII.
AT MAsAARAH

T~ eACHEL had seen Kenkenes but
lkt twice in many weeks
I'M One midmorning the oxen
wora invoked from tile water
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1907-04-20
Sour
StOn.a ZACH

No appetite. loss OF strength, nervous
ness, headache. constipation. bad breath
general debility. sour risings, and catarfh
OF the stomach are all due to ireiGs stlon.
Kodol relieves ind gesion. This re COW
cry represents the natural juices OF diet $
ton as they exist in healthy stcHacA'
combined with the greatest tncwn tcn'c
and reconstructive properties. koccl iof
dyspepsia does no, oniy relieve inc gestion
and dyspepsia. but this famous remedy
helps all stomach troubles By c'csasirg,
purifying. sweeterng and Strengthening
the mucous membranes lining tie 3tcmscn.
Mr.. S. S. Ball. Of Ravenswood w Va s2ys:-
" was troubled with stomach fer twenty years.
Kodol cured me and we using it in milk
for baoy"
Kodol Digests What You Eat.
Bottles only Relieves INDIGESTION. sour stomach.
belcking OF eas, etc.
Prepared by {. @. Dewitt & CO.. CHICAGO.
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Notice is hereby given that the partnership
heretofore existing between Harry r. Warren
and G. A. Leavtt is by mutual consent dissolved,
G. A. Leavt retiring from the firm All the in
terests in the above named firm have been ac-
qured by Mrs. Anna A. Warren; she assumes all
debts owed by the firm and all moneys due the
firm to be paid to her.
HAIRY X. WARREN.
G. A. l.EAVITr
MRS. ANNA A WARREN.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1907-04-25

3. . tchnln 3. a treble under 3 chaln)
Twice chain 3. 2 treble under same 3 chain.
8, a treble in ist Of ! trebics and 2 in next,
chain l., 2 trebles IN next treble and 1 In
,%ssn 'A sSo.e T. Of i Gs%''r row. over chain Z doubles q! repeat ssi
from . 8 times. and work from beginning Of
row down other side.
lines, chain 3D. treble under same 3 chain,
lShsln g. a treble under next 2 chainl twice.
treble Under , '. chain. ' chain 't ), a treble eSs.n under
chain =, 3 doubles. over I doubles, working
from : 8 times. then work from beginning Of
row down other side, a. before; o.. ..
c%os Si ,sAf from 10 ne s%fsh to sa'f FORM In s a 7 ssitsh;
Times, chain 10. ple 't"c chain %%': 3 ) ) t H"1ies in
under next chalnj twice. chain .. pIiicot. chain
2: a treble under same chain, chain 2. picot.
rs%,n : e I ' 3 3 ,1 %nG"r Il, n' ! ,r SaSa's. s ssS'n z:
repeat from . . times. and work down other
side 10 same way.
OF last row, . chain 2, make a triple picot by
chain 2 fnstcn in 9Th stitch froIa needle.
s%""'n esihn1l1n" ' 8. f !" snm IN sSn'" Of o; n' fsI'T picd IT,
repeat from 3 times. chain q, triple. picot,
chain 2 miss next picot. fastcn In next. chain
fan aud list Of next, fasten In next, chain 9.
repeat from . down the side. work around
the scallop Ike the other, and continue down
the I'd OF the triple .picot, 10 stitches long.
End with chain 2, fnsten In I'd OF . chain,
make a triple pIcot In same place, and fasten
The I'd strip IL made In the same way. only
that the I'd picot OF each ripple -pic0t IL -
stitches long, caught when working. into the
I'd picot opposite; Spaces ere thus formed In
Finish the end OF each strip with a Gro.
cheted tassel. mnde thus
at T. exact ras ssn,e1 pn % sca n p':ot chain m tI,p'I ia piso,
In picOt, repeat from " o times, chain q,
catch In center Of LIST loop.
2. Chain ], n double In center Of next
loop repeat from : around. Join. .
y. Chain 3. a treble In each stitch all
around. Join 10 top Of 3 chain.
4. Chain 4. . a treble In treble. chain /,
repeat from around. Join to 80 Of I chain.
D.: . tchain Z. fasten, back to form n 3
chain p'cOt) times, chain 4, fasten between
z trebles In ring repeat from . around.
The ribbon may have the ends left straight
and fringed, nOtcbed. or folded to form a
point and finished with a plush ball.
The tidy may be made as much larger as
wanted by adding to the foundation chain
and repeating the directions accordingly.
-Four strips or more may be made. taking
care TO- have the two outside strips with
short l2d) picots on the outer edge.
The insertion " very pretty for collars. and
to be used In a variety OF ways. AZ trimming,
etc.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1907-04-25

knit 20. narrow. over twice. narrow, knit 4.
4. Knit 10. over. knit 2.
" Knit z, narrow, over twice, narrow
knit ~, over. narrow, knit 8, narrow, over
twice, narrow, knit 4, over. knit 2.
II; Knit 20 lover. narrow 8 times, knit
10. Knit 2. narrow, over twice, narrow.
knit IA, lover, narrow o times, knit 8,
narrow, over twice, narrow, knit 4, over,
IT, Sv.I Knit u, lover. narrow 8 times. knit
Il. Knit 2, narrow. over twice. narrow.
knit ., lover, narrow 10 times, knit 3,
PAT over twice. narrow, knit 4, over,
10. knit II. lover, narrow IL times,
knit IL, over, knit 2.
y. Knit 2. narrow, over twice. narrow.
lover narrow ~ times. knit 3. narrow, over
twice, narrow, knit 4, over, knit ..
%. Knit 10. marrow, over) IL times,
knit II, narrow, over. narrow, knit 1.
20. Knit z, narrow, over twice, narrow,
knit z, marrow, over 10 times, knit 4, mar.
row, over twice, narrow, knit 3, narrow, over,
..27. Knit 16. marrow. over 8 times, knit
IL, narrow, over, narrow. knit 1.
~. Knit z. narrow, over twice, narrow,
knit 10, marrow. over . times, knit 4,
over, narrow, knit J.,