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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-12-31
On 0jenfiemoeIie.

On garnmeI @aarbbruser pg ST
Tier, Tom Dor ct Har MiI noroenon
Sangeluno, bar forIeoen | Stapanaei
for at iRlge en- Slurnp Sspring, for
teller "Saugeinnbs gpiS". Smbori
paa "grenbol" fom ban / grat mel
en- Stopangermano, iom bapoe e.
anben | Sslge.
Stapangermon6en fortGler oa
Samtalens Sob, at bans 2ebiaeei
netop bar fommet biem fra gmerifa
"0or item ban ifroa baa?" ipurgtt
Siiferen.
"Sraa Tacoma"
"Ia gier on bet on. ca bar tt
Guitar oerborte eg. Oh TO bel iffi(
fienna nofen ap bei?"
SEA bette Del 6aa2"
Rapnet bIep opgipet. % iaa ipsr,
ger Siiferen, bpor amerifaneren az,
feoe 1ig ben. so, ban itlil0e til Sali
geiuno % pioere til @ois. bpor bar
bapbe Solicit fit, forflareoe Stapan.
geren. amerifaneren forboIbt fig
talis.
Nen ON Iibt ipsrger Stapangerer
ben anoen, bpor ban agteoe iig Der
90 bpab ban beo.
SO, Fan beo Sobaunes g. % az.
teoe Jig til Sougeiuno.
% refer Imerifaneren fla, fom
mer bort til, refer Saanben no o.
flyer: "8obbag Sar."
"aala on meg Sar on baa?'
ipsrger Den 8amIe forunoret.
"Sa, on er NOT Sar min ou."
"Rei be iaar on 'tie meg tie TN
Dee bel bere nofe, on finne paa."
So, meute Gmerifaneren, Be
bapoe nof lin &ietiebeb, og iaa sipel
ban iig til at ipsrge no ON forifieI
liee 6amilieforboIb.
Sa ioripanot SpiIene.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-12-31

Den tpffe ajsbmanb ina rfteset be.
fpmret no, ba ban iioen Sat iprdna
op 40 Srappen % nerpsit ringte paQ
Dgren..
"ga, ieg err iaa fieb al Oct, beoite
5rn Gauge" fagoe ban, men Der CT
fleet en- meaet fieoelig MisforftoneIie
/ min gutif. 9e bab ON TO 9iino
Sapregrpn % peo en- Misfor.
%itaaelie tog min Sanbelsbetient Gag.
mug fra en- 9asie, hi bar faaet Bin.
oriier H.
Sriien broit | en- riingenoe 2atter.
"afei, bpor BET bar moriomtl"
"Woriomt9" nobrco aisbmanoen
ipsraenoe.
"SSa, netopl Nu bor hi brret
gifte | tretten aar, og albrig bar
8eorg roit min Mao for netop ioag
geb 5rofoiten. Sub peIiigne BAN,
ON ban life oeiaa iagSe, ioet ban
bao ON en- Np Bortion at oenne
@rso minoet bam ON ben, iom bans
M,or Iaeet!"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-12-31


Sci, Ser bar intet Saob ON at uno.
Ora Jig oenne Mano, bbts onermenne.
ifeliee @lif bapoe trolobunbet BAN.
, Spao formaar en- libcn Spurb bel
onenfor en- mpgtig Urn?
Mfeb en- ilsp Seneinen Zig / SfiGb.
aen gientog bar mefaniif Gang efter
Sang: Set itaar ffrebet.
aaerebe fsr 9assrp fom 8leber og
Dumas, orepne al banee glnelier, inc
; 9onapartes SeIt.
rnbifplb, Berger General at
pi fommer, men pi bar bange for. at
Der ifuIoe bore ifet noset meo benne
brun. Bandit.
- Saf for @bers Omiorg. @en
ben Solf, Der ifal br9be mig, er enb-
mn life ime6et. Spren Der bar | fin
Sper for at f%oripare mig orsmt, at
ban bar paret ! Saanogemang meo
mine SLENDER, oe bentet fig ct Iioet
Saar peb iamme Seiligbeb.
Den SmtaIte itoo | en- 9roa of Gel
tet Og bioite life, ON ban bsrte rigtig.
Ren oa ban after bar aIere meb fin
Serre, bsiet ban lit Sobe og mtmlet
ifamfulb:
- Sultan &ebir, on er flor, og
6isie troifpIbige Orb rsrte 9onapar.
tes Sierte opbere emo oa aleb@ efter
Slaset peo Ypramioerne baooe no.
rabt:
goraer General, s er ben flor.
tie Manb | Seroen.
Den unge araber, Der bdnbe foat
Haonet Sultan, forloo olbrig mere
gonaparte. San fuIgte @eneralen
til Sranfrige og aoniuIen til Guile.
rterne.
S Malmiaion, / Woifop, paa ST.
ba og | Selten JOB ben tro Ntameluf
uoenfor FIN Series Dor. Gaa ct.
Selena pIeiet ban ben Soroiite, og
oa 8soen enoelig fom Joni en- Be
irieIie for ben neobrllOte grn, foo
Eititan oeb bans Seize.
AZ glar efter sen Gat, Ga ban piloe
ia ombragt ben lille 8oriifaner,
fulgte ban fin Serres ioroiife 2ebnin.
ger til tit iibite Sbileiteo / SnpaIioe.
firfen.
OF De ire 8eneraIer, melem bpilfe
Sultan baobe bapt 8alget, falbt 9le.
Der peO Sairo, rant nf en- Moroers
Golf, og Dumas osoe at en- Spgoom
ban bapbe paabroset iig | 9ongen af
Ieapels Observation-Disclosures. Sum
Sonaparte, Ger blinOt baooe troet paa
bam og bperfen frpgtet 9oIf eaer
| Gift, bebe en- naturlig 9eo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-12-31

De BAN oeroppe, bpor Naturen raite
- melem baarbe @ranitfi9mper,
iom bperfen rsbuler oper Dob eler
ai9rIisbeb.
San bar foIb, % bans Zine Ipite
life mere. geo bans SIDE fanbt man
Ell &epolper, iom ban engans UNDER
en- farefulo expedition babbe faaet
for9ret at @uiieppe @aribaIoi.
Men De 1900 Sire tiIfaIot Mea.
rietta.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-12-31
5talienif RierIieheo.
ai 30. 6. gaaSien

Neoe bag DC itaIienife alper, peS
Sogo WasgioreS bpbsrsnne Slaoe
- Der boeoe Marietta. Seit oppe
paa Serrosien Iaa benbes lille bpioe
sous, omilpnget al Sinranfer o.
Sfpggen al buanenSe Sisentrper.
Iarietta bar en- pppig Sfisnbeo.
gilt oct, Der eioer SpoIGnoerinoer
fin forisreriife 9noe eiet bun: Dub.
forte, fruiebe Softer % u~uogrunoe.
lige forte Zine.
Sntet timber berfor, at ser fan6i
iaa mansen gnOIing Sci til ben lille
Siteria, iom beu0es Mtor bopoe inc.
rettet, os iom BUN III Iepet Of. Sbi
boer beL iom fisbte ell oeciIitro 81
8ine, fit 10 oItio ct bebaarenoe @Iil
fra Wariettas sapmiI0e Zine / Eli,
gift.
90 benoes Mor pioite, bporfor Ser
Tom iaa mango 8iGiter tiIbuie. Sun
paoaet oper lin lille Wtarietta, Tom
pper ct foitbart &lenpbie. s[ltiS
isreet bun for, at benoes lille Supel
Tom til at ~itraaIe meo i'm ~ifisuneite
@Iaus.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-12-31
Qhmeo, Uapoleons
mdmeIuf.

De biotil nbetpingeIise arabere
bapbe | Den 30.aarise General Bona.
parte funoet Seres Sperpinber, ba
ban Den 2toe Suli 1898 inotos oeres
bef9iteoe Seir peo Ypramioerne os
tn9ffeoe oeres Iaat for beitauoig.
6slgen al Heberlaset bar, at Ara.
berne aap 8onaparte SiInapnet Sui.
tan aebir (oen itore SnItan).
Sire Gage efter Slaeet peo gpra.
mioerne bolot gonaparte fit Sn6tog
| &airo, Sdeifen mootos BAN meo
itore SpIoeitbepiier oe braste bam
iom @ape en- prastflIo arabiit Singit
og en- Slape, iom ifuloe paste Den.
Smob Sorpentning bite Bona.
parte langt mere Snteresie for SIa.
ben emo for Soften. Sans ffarpe
glif bpiIte l9nge forifenoe paa ben
rnge, peIifabte Mano, Der itob foran
BAN, og Den rnge @ameluf uoboIot
roligt 6eItberrens glif.
- Spao beoer on? fpiirste Bona.
parte enbelig.
- 4fmeo!
- Spor er sin Sar?
- sos @la1.
- Sporleoes 0eoe har2
- S~eltebsben.
9onaparte loo til at finoe 9ebag |
gnglingens forte Spar % ia | en-
noget penligere Zone:
Sdeifen bar git mig big iom
@npe. SporIeoes finder on Din npe
Serre?
- ellie, iparte sdmeo lafoniif os
betragtet 9onaparte meb ct foragte.
Iigt glif.
Senne mere oprigtige END imig.
renoe lbtaleIie fit 9eneralerne ale.
Der os 9umas, to ianoe 9iempeifif.
feIier, Ger itob bagueo 8onaparte, til
at ilaa en- Sfoegerlatter op.
= 9u bill maaife heller ia Ell al
Dem til Serre? ipurste gonaparte;
men ies ueb life, ON nogen al Dem bill
10 big.
Seq betatfer mig ialfalo for
nit 8e0fcmmeuoe. Ia &leber. Sea
bar life itor Gro til bam 90 piloe ns.
Dig uoi9tte mig for bans Doll.
- Raa, ben Stiimp Segetsi er ieg
life rGo for, inopenote Dumas, men
ice er life iiffer poa, at Spren life en-
paffer DAG soeIa min @aue meo en-
Eprtion Hottefruot.
- San err SON at en- Solbat og
life al en- Ioroer, ia @onaparte al.
porIis, men forsprist: Spab, iom
ifrepet itaar, itaar ffrepet, iom DC
Sroenbe tiger. 90 Oct itaar M en-
gang ifrepet, al on ifaI trade | min
SieneIte. 9erpeo blir bet a%Itiaa!
Den unee Iano bapoe fuIet Sam.
toIen, uoeu at Ell Mine fortraf iig
/ bans aniiet. SORT peS gonapartes
iioite Orb tom Der Sip | Sr9ffene, og
ban nSbrpb beseiitret:
sa. Oct itaar ~ifrepetl
Ssr ban brog biemmefra, bapoe
ban | fin Sars Selt beitioelig iporst
at orabe General gonaparte. SeIe
bans 9ip ffrtIoe bore piet oenne Sem
og iutet @iobel ffuIoc ban IN for at
rpoSe Senne gantro Of geien.
San bapoe life ofret en- Sanfe paa,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-12-31

~
paa fin ManooIin. 90 ba b9note
oct, at ban ienSte ct glif ober til
WariettaS Stem - Iaa piounoerlisi
emit % fi9rIigbeosfuIot.
MuioIo eIifet @arietta. Men Der
bar ftin BAN ielp, Der pioite Oct. en-.
gang bar ban fonmen meb en- Sen-
tpouing til fine Sslelier, men bun
LOS. Tom ON bun life foritoo bet, %
oct forefom bnm at ban iporet ct
Srpf at Saan ON benoes 29ber.
Ru tang ban. Men bper @ften
iab ban oerneoe % uosite fine GsleI.
fer peo Si9Ip al en- Manbolin -
iaste os blot.
Wariettas Wor bar alt bebengan-
gen, % Marietta bar alene.
9a bar bet, at @riolo iaa ben
itatelige aarabiniere fomme tilbnie.
Sper Dag fcm ban - tiliioit flere
@ange ON Dagen. 90 naar ban
fom, itob Warietta | ginouet % bin.
fet til BAN o. blep roo, rraar bun iao
bam.
On Iften lao Muiolo paa fin pante
IIaos % %ofloffet tit Snitrumeni
bets egen bIsOe, tiingiinbige Welobi.
Sa iaa ban oper bag bet oplpite
Iinbue, of &arabinieren lagoe Ir.
men ON Mariettas 2io og fpite beuoe
= % bogefter blep Der msrft Der
oper.
Saa bar BET, at Wuiolo gift op |
9~iersene for at isge &p.
Sa ban fom tilbage, bar ban
enomi mere inoeiluttet.
Gu iao ban life mere bcrneoe oa
ipiIte.
Sim Ell @ang - l9nae efter -
iao ban igien berinoe, - % bo
bsrte ban 8arneifrig oeroper fra =
ganife ipGo % bialpelss.
ga graft ban.
Otter oen aften opBolbt WfuioIc
fig melt / 9iereene; men ban laaoe
Dog MGrfe til, at Der life mere fom
iaa mango @iRiter | Mariettns Site.
ria iom fer = % ban foritoo bpor.
for.
en- Gag iaa ban Marietta fomme
biem fra Sfogen meb ct 3nippe 8en
paa SfuIorene. Ru foritoo ban,
bporfor ban iaa iieIbent bapoe feet
H6een itisc op fra Sforitenen Der
oper.
0fuiolo gift oeroper - libt ifp og
forleeen.
-9uon giornol Wariettal
Iarietta iaa op. Oct forefom
bam, at Der bar ct Stint al afbiet
benbes bpbe Zine. MhiioIo iaa fig
omfring % ioritoo, at 8~elitanben
life mere bar tiIbuie.
- San leg biGlpe big, Warietta9
On peo, iea bar De 1900 Sire fra min
Sar.
-Iei, @uioIol Mbrig bill iea
muota9e nogen SiGlp fra DIN
Saano, ION leg iaa ifammelist bar
aifloaet.
en- Sib oar Miiiolo foripunoen.
Nen 90 ban fom igien, bapoe ban
iattet fin 9eiIutning.
San sif oper til @orietta. Sei
fueb meO at faa oct frem, men Def
fom:
Narietta, bill on bIi min
Suitru9
Snn fIpnget fig mo til BAN 90
iasbe:
-Sa, @auioIo, bpis on enomu tan
p9re tleut meo mig.
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Sire Tiger efter itoo De iamnen
81. SoieiS 8irfe, filst at ct ganite
iioet SrnoefsIge.
Mpn m Aa nor boo niempeieu,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-12-31

Gebe bag Den bpibe, mirte Sape.
MIR boebe MtuioIo aIene / lit lille
Siem; iom ban ieIo maatte bpgge
ON. Sbi MsuioIo bapoe in9en Gar
- % heller ingen Wor. Gin Ror
funoe ban fnapt buife. bans Gar
bapbe iuuoet 9sben beroppe / Bier
gene for en- eaer anben iorporpen
GnglGuoer.
Ru bapoe Iuialo opertaaet fin
6arS iarefuIoe Sperp. 9aar Oct fom
an paa en- eler anben bumoriitig
expedition bIep Der oltio itiffet 9uo
eitcr @iuioIo Der neoe ira Suriitbo.
telet.
90 Mh,ioIo islte iig tiIpas ser.
cppe, aIene meo Hatureu. Sans
Sino bapoe efterbaanoen iaaet noaet
tiIi9Ies meo bet baarbe % toIbe,
Der itrsmmer no fra Se fIamme
SIippeiioer.
Nen naar S~oIneogaus fomL 90 iao
MhlioIo berneoe bag Sapemnren I'm.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-12-31

SeIifnb meS Geres grsore. o. Der.
fra TANNER bisies pIitbieIige Snter.
este for Soroitpffct. Seq er inoer.
Iig elao oper, at De life Lob Gem
opertaIe til at iGlee Morfen. Nu er
Milionar, Better = Iilionrri
Saa blot er Teter bog en6nM lite
naaet, men ban % bans lille fsoe
aIice bar rigeIig NOT at Iepe af.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-12-31

Sire Tiger efter foo De iammen
Ct. SoieiS airfe, fnIst at ct sanife
IiSet grnOefsIse.
Men Sa Be bar paa Siempeien.
bar Sruosommen paa en- eller anoer
@aaoe ioripunoen.
90 ba DC Ieote efter banL fanoi
The Marshall republican., 1907-01-18
MALTA BEND

S. II. Wilson and sons ship
ped both cattle and hogs u
Kansas City Monday.
Miss Mary Duggins has re-
tarned to Marshall after a
weeks visit with friends here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alva Newell
visited their grandmother,
Mrs. Ellen Houston, Satur.
day aud Sunday.
Cards are out announcing
The marriage Of Miss Ida Levy
to Mr.. Claude Allen at the
Christian Church Jan, 22.
Mrs. Newmsn Newell and
The Marshall republican., 1907-01-18
HERNDON

DR.. j. ID. Jackson was in
Marshall Monday.
Wesley Patterson was IN
our little town Saturday.
w. f.. Dennis, of Napton,
was in Herndon on business
one day last week.
Mrs. Andy Aulgur who has
been very sick is some better
mt this writing.
Mrs. V. g. Huff is on the
sick list this week.
The young peoples society
of Christian Epdeavor was
reorganized here and new Of
iicers elected. X. W. Jack
son, president; Mrs. W. A.
Hill, vice president; Will Rig
gins, corresponding secretary
Miss Willie Higgins, record
ing secretary; and Mrs. w.
b. HUFF treasurer. We have
"A good Endeavor here; hope
will have still better in this
new year.
Ned Herndon is on the sick
list'this week.
Miss Oma Zeigle visited
her sister, Mrs. Joe Hilton,
|of this place Friday.
]. Z. Herndon was seen on
the streets of Marshall last
Friday.
George Stephens the form
er clerk of X. W. Jackson
retired from the clerkship,
moved TO his fathers, Mon
day, where he intends to en-
gage in farming in the neai
future.
The Marshall republican., 1907-01-18
SALINE POINT

j. NJ. Parks WAS in the
bottom last week buying hogs.
W. +. Lynn Is complaining
this week.
Oscar Chilcott and family
visited b. +. Barnes Sunday.
L. f.. Clemens filed his
regular appointment at Har'
mony Sunday.
L. Collins, OF near Slater,
made n business trip TO the
bottom Sunday.
We have u new telephone
line through the bottom. All
you have TO do to get the news
is TO take down the receiver
and you get the bluff and bot
tom too.
Lucian Vowel and Charlie
Kruger captured three wild
coons this week.
The Marshall republican., 1907-01-18
NEW FRANKFORT

Mr.. Gust Thierfelder left
Tuesday for Moberly to visit
reiati
Miss Baier who has been
real sick for several weeks is
gradually improving.
Mrs. Jess Jackson Is quite
sick at present writing.
Mr.. Herman Saunders Of
Charlton county, visited
friends at New Frankfort.
The house OF Chas. Avbo'
CAST was found to be burning
around the fue. Quick wofl
saved the building. \
The ~. w. a. had 9 suppf
billed for Thursday niG
The Marshall republican., 1907-01-18
MARSHALL, MO-.

Rev. Father Jennings, Of
Shackleford visited friends in
the valley several days last
Clarence and Walter Hop.
kins are visiting relatives in
johnson, Co.
Wade Little and Mot Viii.
liams spent several days with
Philip Huff last week.
We understand that Henry
Tatum'has purchased the con-
dictionary store Of Perry Will
son, OF Malta Bend.
The Marshall republican., 1907-01-18
pETITEsAW VALLEY

Mrs. G.. A. Renick is visit
ing her daughter Mrs. Gordon
Caswell, Of Kansas City.
A. j. Vanmeter was in the
county seat Wednesday.
Alex Arnold is visiting his
father near Lexington.
Mrs. Tena Resented and
daughter, Alma, were guests
of A. ]. VanMeter and wife
Thursday.
g. II. Flynn visited home
folks in Marshall Saturday
and Sunday.
Russell Weaver was in Mar
shall Saturday.
Mrs. Barnhill, OF Ind, who
has been visiting her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. I. B. Cliff, re.
tnrued V hef bone Saturday.
The Marshall republican., 1907-01-18
SALINE VALLEY

Willard Thornton, OF Little
Rock, passed through here
enroute TO Glasgow one day
last week.
Ike Thornton who has been
on the sick list IL recovering.
John Ollie, of Oak Ridge,
passed through here enroute
to Glasgow Friday.
Geo. and Gus Nolke were
trading in Glasgow last Sat-
urday.
Ike Thornton bought head
of hogs OF w. N. Ollie for So
per cwt.
Misses Mary Olendorff and
Lena Spreitzer boarded the
Red Flyer for st. Louis last
Thursday where they will be
the guests OF relatives and
friends.
Miss Ionic S~ellmeyer was
trading in Glasgow one day
last week.
The Marshall republican., 1907-01-18
NEW HOME

Walter and Mrs. Larue
were Sunday guests OF Mrs,
Allen.
Charles o. Martin visited
in Forbestown the first par
of the week.
Miss Grace Larue was thu
Sunday guest of the Misses
Harris.
Herbert Dierking returned
TO Kansas City after II ter
days visit with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Monegali
Mr.. and Mrs. Josh Dorse.
and family, and Albert Kat
lander were guests Of Mr.
and Mrs. Aug. Katlande'
Sunday.
Miss Jennie Monegali Wis
tied Mr.. and Mrs. II. Z
Kuntz and family Sunday.
George Blain Of Ray county
visited at Mr.. Mckinney
this week.
Mrs. Fordham called at .
The Marshall republican., 1907-01-18
ARROW ROCK

Mrs. Lou Dickson has been
quite sick for the past week
or two but is thought TO be
improving now.
Miss Erma Brown, OF the
count. y visited thefirst OF the
week with Mrs. Watson Diggs.
Misses Lizzie Craig, Ruby
Pearson, OF Little Rock, were
shopping in town Saturday.
Rev. Hunter, of Marshall,
held quarterly meeting here
Saturday and Sunday and de.
livered some excellent ser.
mons.
There was quite a crowd OF
shoppers in town Saturday. ,
Miss EstelleG rimes return.
ed 10 her home in Mt. Leon
ard Monday after a weeks
visit TO her brother and fam
lily.
Mrs. Harry Hopkins, oil
Chicago, arrived last week fol
an extended visit to her par
ents Mr.. and Mrs. II. b. Nor
ris and family.
Il. V. Davidson, of Clay
Center attended services o,
the Methodist church Sunday
morning.
Charles Taylor and wife, o.
the county, were visiting sun
day at the home OF the form
ers parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Tom Dickson.
Mrs. John McGufin has re
turned from an extended visi'
TO relatives in Kansas.
Rev. Barrett and family
Rev. Hunter, Of Marshall
and Mrs. Ed Moehle wers
dinner guests Sunday Of Mr.
and Mrs. d Lawless.
r.. C. Potter left Monda,
for Marshall where he IA z
serve as ]uryman this week
Mrs. 4. r. Alexander. D
'Cooper county, ~ visiting he|
sister, Mrs. Minerva Biug
ham, this week.
The Marshall republican., 1907-01-18

children are at home after
"A weeks visit 10 relatives in
Kansas City.
W. II. Wilson & Co. shipped
cattle to Chicago this week.
Miss Iona Bryant has re-
turned home from "A two weeks
visit to friends in Marshall.
S. ". Wilson is in Kansas
City looking after business
matters.
W. II. Wilson is in Chicago.
Mrs. VIM. Rozell and Mrs.
Cole are both at Kansas City
hospitals and doing well, Mrs.
Rozell will return home in u
few days.
Mr.. Mcfarland one OF our
artists, who fell two weeks
ago on the slick side walk
and seriously hurt himself is
able TO be out u little, his wife
and children have come here
from Virginia TO be with him.
4. f. Curry is visiting In
Camden County.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Lun.
beck, Fred Stockman and Miss
Dean Berry attended the Med
lin -Stockman wedding at
Shackleford last Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rufus Brad.
shaw who have been visiting
their parents for a few weeks
have returned TO their home
ia Silver Lake Kansas.
The Marshall republican., 1907-01-18
County 0e~s
ROSE VALLEY
%T&&&&&NaaNG

Rev. Meyer made his reg.
ular trip 10 Houstonia Sunday
IN preach.
Lots Of sickness from the
damp weather-nos,tly grip.
Toe ~5-year-old daughter OF
Fred Roscher has pnuemoltia.
We hope for her speedy ZEE
covery.
Aug. Kuhlpian and family,
also his parents, loads ID a car
for Oklahoma Monday to make
that their future hot ae. We
are sorry TO lose su Oh good
people but wish them success
IN their new home.
Erich Kellner, who was here
on a visit during the holidays
returned TO his home in Neb.
raska Monday.
j.. W. Killionl and II. Rein
valid went to Sweet Springs
Monday to n tterd to .om,
school and te'lei hone business
Geo. Nit .lebui 'cher and Johr
"ahioa went TO Oklahom'
M"ada' =.
PEI .er Alpersis i'll with girl
auS tonsilitis. but ut thi'
w,.'iting is improving.
Dick Alpers delivered som'
hogs to Tom Johnson, a
Herndon Saturday.
The Marshall republican., 1907-01-18

Jan. 18th, mt the hall for the
members only.
There will be preaching ut
the Evangelical church Jan.
10th, both morning and night.
Everybody cordially invited
10 attend.
The Marshall republican., 1907-01-18

NJ. Harris Monday after.
noon.
Miss Nellie Dicrking spent
Monday night with the Misses
McKinney's.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1907-06-21
The Manure Heap.

Though by fermentation and by fork
Ing over the manure Is made fine and
soluble, 1t must not be overlooked that
the process is a gradual one, and hence
every rain that saturates the heap car
ries downward the soluble parts as
soon as the manure is decomposed.
The jet-black liquid that flows off
from the heap Is the richest of the
farm, and as 1t passes away the ready
plant food which Is dissolved In 1t Is
lost, leaving behind mass of matter,
often supposed to be the most valuable
because Of its bulk, but which really
Is not worth the labor of hauling to
the field. Unless the manure, therefore
be carefully preserved, 1t will be value
less. 1t should be protected from
drenching rains and the influence Of
heat from the direct rays Of the sun.
Plenty Of absorbent material should be
added to absorb the volatile matter,
and water Is also beneficial to the
heap, provided that 1t does not drench
or flow off. The manure heap should
be worked over occasionally, in order
to prevent "fre-fanging" This may
require additional labor, but che say
Ing of the essential elements of the
manure will be more than compen-
sation for the time well expended. The
principal rules to be observed are to
prevent loss by rain, preservation OF
volatile matter with moisture and alb.
sorbents, have the manure fine, and
also to endeavor to have it thoroughly
decomposed.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1907-06-21
Simple Test for Small Seeds,

The gravity method of seed separa-
tion here illustrated is the old time
practice Of "brining' wheat, barley,
oats, ETC., before sowing, but applied to
seeds of much smaller size, such as to-
mato and eggplant seeds. AS used at
the New Jersey experiment station, the
bottle at A in the cut contains pure
water, upon which many seeds are
seen as floating and larger number
at the bottom. These light, floating
seeds are to be rejected. In the bottle
at B is 20 per cent solution of COM
mon salt Ga very thin sirup would have
done as well), in which eggplant seeds
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1907-06-21
Value of EnsiIaUe.

Ensilage Is valuable as a means Of
dieting stock in winter, affording them
green, succulent food at that season.
when nothing but the dry material can
be had. For that reason, If for no
other, 1t Is valuable adjunct to the
crops used for food. The farmer who
has no ensilage, but who stores in a
crop Of sugar beets, mangels, turnips,
carrots or potatoes, will find himself
fortunate in having variety. There
Is no difficulty in feeding roots If they
are properly stored. Roots are injured
more by heat than by cold. Freezing Is
not injurious If roots are not thawed
out too suddenly. By keeping them at
an even temperature they will last
until the summer opens.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1907-06-21
Do Bees Thinkf

Maurice Materllnck, the Belgian
writer, adduces a number Of interest
Ing facts, in an article in Harper's
Magazine, to show that bees have the
power Of thinking. Transported to CAL
ifornia, he says, our black bee COM
pletely alters her habits. After one or
two years, finding that summer is per-
petual and flowers forever abundant,
she will live from day to day, content
to gather the honey and pollen indis-
pensable for the days consumption
and her recent and thoughtful observa-
tion trlumphlng over hereditary expe,
rlence, she will cease to make provis-
lon for, her winter. Buchner mentions
an analogous fact: In Barbados, the
bee whose hives are in the midst of the
refinerles, where they find suger dur
ing the whole year, entirely abandon
their visits to the flowers.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1907-06-21
A Fine shade Tree.

The tulip tree, one of the most orna-
mental Of our shade trees, succeeds
well when transplanted, after the leaf
buds begin to appear, but 1t Is pretty
sure to fail IL removed earlier. Such,
at least, Is the reported experience Of
one who planted row Of them mile
long, the trees being six to eight feet
high, OF which hardly one In a hundred
was lost. Possibly, however, there was
something in the soil or situation which
gave him success, and the rule may
not work In all cases. The tulip Is well
worth experimenting with, for when
grown 1t is a handsome, symmetrical
tree, with a peculiar leaf and beau
tiful blossom.