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The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1907-11-08
RATTENINC POULTRY
Fv,A METHODS EMPLOYED
BY g. Arthur Bell, Animal Husband
man, Bureau Of Animal
Industry.

Four methods of fattening poultry
are practiced In this country. viz:
Pen fattening, crate fattening, ma,
chine examining and hand examining.
The first two are probably the most
common today, while the third Is gain
ing rapidly as its results are becom-
ing better known, and the fourth Is
used only where but few birds are
fattened. ~ e- es, ,..s ~. -
Pen fattening is practiced by great
many people who do not have the
time, and inclination to use other meth
DDS. The essentials Of pen fattening
are quiet. darkness. except at feeding
time. and plenty Of soft green feed
given at regular D intervals. usually
three times day. Birds may be kept
in flocks Of It,. or 20. but the sexes
should be separated. ,r.
In crate fattening q few. fowls are
confined In crates and fed from .
trough. "A crate six feet long. and Is
of 70 inches wide IL suitable and ID
large enough fora dozen BIRDS. Some.
timss salth b eateassdivid ddinto tMO
or three Compartment a to 9 birds
being, placed tn each compartment.
But little room for, the birds to move
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1907-11-08
VALUE OF THE Z ->-y..
PURE BRED RAM
BY Prof. r. d. Mumford.

The greatest mistake one ever
makes in breeding any class Of live
stock Is to use a male of mixed or
cross breeding. no matter how good
an individual he may be. The best
quality an animal can possess is pre-.
potency, the ability to Ak his charac.
teristics upon his offspring. No mat
ter what good qualities he may pos.
sess. II he has not the power to trans
nit these good qualities to his OF.
spring. he is of no value as a breed
Ing animal, and we have learned by
experience to look In: this prepotency
In pure-bred registered animals BY
long series of breeding and selec-
ton there has become fixed in these
pure-bred animals the ability to trans.
nit the desirable qualities that we
want in domestic animals, and If we
want these desirable qualities, we
must look first to the ability Of the
animal to transmit these qualities to
his offspring, and you need never look
for this ability in an animal of mixed
breed, because experience shows In
80 cases out of hundred that such
animals have no prepotency; they are
likely to produce animals inferior to
the common ewes you would use In
these cases and are also likely to
breed back to some former unim-
proved type. There is very strong
reason, then, for using a pure-bsed
ram in these cases and for using no
other kind.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1907-11-08
WHY HE GREW SHEEP.
One Farmer Declares They Return
"> Largest Profit. Ia.

Recently Mr.. Arbuckle in the Plant
err gave some excellent reasons why
be grows sheep. Among other things
he said that tney brought him annu-
ally larger per cent. on the invest
ment in them than in anything else
on the farm, in both mutton and
wool. Here is another strong point
he makes: NO animal on earth can
reclaim wornout lands like sheep.
Sheep choose the high, dry places to
lie on at night. There they leave
their droppings, that pound for pound
are worth more tan any other plant
food on earth. These very high places
are the poorest, worst-washed, barest
places. Don't you see what a flock
of sheep will do? They will during
the day gather the grass in the val
legs and hollows, where 1t grows lux
uriantly." was once walking over a
farm with man who remarked that
he had never soen erch a sod on h'll'
Is he saw on tilis far Kicking owe
u pile OF sheen dICpDir that lay in
lump Of & k-green blue grass, ]
a,d, Here is the secret" Nothin
,quas sheep fer ree;aiTing land /!
iHgland / have seen 20 sheep to TIE
ere, grain over "A sod that Won'c
at our best Kentucky sod to shame
We want sheep to clean up thes
Yeeds that re crowding eyerythin
Use, out. tleep were not made t.
i've on weeds, but with every mea
hey will take up goodly supply IS
sort Of dessert. watched LAM
tae Afternoon for one hour, and il
that hour listed 16 different kind
# weeds It ] saw her bite off. The
neads Of Il. cXeye, ra~ aed and car
rot that she ate in this hour woulh
certainly have run UP close to 100
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1907-11-08
Printing
Material
For Sale

We have installed Linotype, and are making
clean sweep Of the type formerly used in
printing the Republican, and some of our job
type. We kept buying type every month,
until we bought our machine, and have type
of all ages for sale, from the absolutely new
type to the old faces that are badly worn, in
GLIDING fonts that are in fairly good condi-
tion,. We also have some racks and cases,
drop hangers, apulleys, belts and lag screws
leftover, which are listed below. The prices
indicated in the list are what we consider the
true value Of the goods with about 80 Per
cent off because we want to- sell. 1--WE will
pack them for shipment, and put them on the
cars at these prices. Run in and see the
goods.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1907-11-08

Uncommon Feeds.-The profession
al poultry raiser feeds many kinds o
feeds to his poultry, but the ordinary
farmer does not. What is common
feed in the poultry house Of the fan
cier is an uncommon feed in the poul
try house Of the farmer. There Is MOI
the slightest reason to doubt that &
large range Of feeds will give bette
results than one or two kinds of feed
Among the feeds that are somewha
unusual on the farms are the follow
ing: Chopped clover or alfalfa. This
feed may be steamed II desired, but
will be eaten by the poultry with
ut stcaninG 1t gives bulk and Is
ich in nitrogen; oil meal is nutri
tious and Is rich In nitrogen; sun
lower seeds are rich in oil as well as
ZONE of tie other desirable ingredi
,nts, and more Of them should be
srown.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1907-11-08
BODY TYPE
JOB TYPE.

cases 12pt Cheltenham, new. 49,. .3oclb.
case I2pt Italic good. ..........2 5clb.
I case 1Ipt Italic, good ...........2 5clb.
case SPIT Italic, good ...........2 5clb.
Leaders for each, good ...... 2oclb.
case 1Spt Schoefer, new 1914, 25a..$3.2s
case a4pt Schoefer, ga, LA ..... $3.50
z cases 24pt script Pas. .I5clb
Several other cases job type. ...... I5clb
double news cases, per set ......... $500
3 job cases, each ................ soc
I double case rack ...............$3 $500
I single case rack ................$I .Io
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1907-11-08

Are They Lousy.-When your hen.
,ppear droopy in cold weather, lool
Or the large gray louise on the heae
ID neck Melted lard applied II
mall o.,ant.ties Is a good remedy.
Seward weekly gateway., 1907-10-19
SAILORS BALL
 GREAT SUCCESS

Everybody went to the dance last night given by the sailors of the cruiser Buffalo and the exercises were prolonged until long after midnight. The room was somewhat cramped for the crowd but by placing the refresh- ment department in the annex it was made possible for the dancers to move around. A gayer crowd never as sembIed in Seward.
 Long festoouS of bunting jntertwined with flags draped the walls and ceiling so completely that the dingy old hall was given a gorgeous ensemble. The refreshmeut room was also handsomely decorated and the supply of refresh meuts was unlimited and unsurpass- able. The music, of course, was furn- jshcd by the cruiser, inimitable or chesra.
 Early in the evening the cruiser sent up a series of pyrotechnics, including candles, rockets and Very signals in honor of Alaska's natal day. For the
 anne purpose the national salute of twenty one guns was fired by the cruiser in the afternoon. This was an impress Siye event in a place like Seward and everybody suspended business to ljs- ten a, the reverberations of the heavy guns echoed over distant hills.
Seward weekly gateway., 1907-10-19
Transplant Related Crop

Steamer Bertha brought in 24O sacks of oats which were sowed on the beach at SeIdovia two years ago when the Alaska Central kindergarten was busy throwing money at the birds, The birds, Indians and mushers all failed to annex these oats aud they sprouted where they lay, but the mellow sn- shine and joyous rains of twenty-four months have failed to make them head and ripen in the sacks and that particular brand of experimental farming in abandoned, at least until another general manager and chief en- gineer with 8 retinue of infant under Iings comes out from the east with a few loose millions to play at railroad building.
Seward weekly gateway., 1907-10-19
Steamer Bertha Sails

Steamer Bertha reached port Mon. day morning and sailed for Seattle at midnight. She had a hard trip from Seldovia, bucking a head wind all the way which seemed to carry her backwards occasionally. Her coal is poor and she had hard work making steam of it. She passed Seldovia re- turning from Homer at 10 o'clock, Sat- urday morning and entered Resur- rection bay at 10 Sunday evening af- ter a fierce trip of thirty-siX hours. Just as she entered the bay her steam failed her and she pounded around in the bay all night trying to reach the dock. She made slower time coming up the bay than outside although the wind was not so high, because her steam failed. Evidently the coal pas sers struck a horse in the coal seam about that time.
Seward weekly gateway., 1907-10-19
TAFT DECLARES
 ASSEMBLY OPEN
War Secretary Starts First Philip pine Legislature in
 Business.

By Cable to The Daily Gateway.
 Manila, Oct. l6- Secretary Taft op- ened the Philippine assembly this afternoon.
Seward weekly gateway., 1907-10-19
TELEGRAPHERS
 OPPOSE SMALL
Executive Board Takes Prompt Action When President
 WeakenS on fight,
sv Cable to The Daily Gateway.

Chicago, Oct. l4-BecauSe of PreSi- dent SmaII'S action in advising that the operators strike be stopped he was suspended from the presidency of the Photographers of America by the executive board last night, the action taking effect immediately. Orders were sent to every union to continue the strike.
 Small's action is unaccounted for but instead of spreading dismay among the strikers the men are more deter mined than ever to stick out for their demands. There is much abuse for Small and skilful diplomacy willProba- bly, be necessary to avert split in the ranks of the operators.
Seward weekly gateway., 1907-10-19
opeartors to Hold Meeting

Chicago. Oct l5-The executive committee of the Photographers of America today called a convention of the order to meet here October 23. The convention will consider plans for continuance of the strike and will take up the charges against Samuel J. Small. the deposed president.
 The railway teIegraphers are said to be ready to walk out if necessary 10 aid the strike. Reports from nearly all the unions show that they want to keep up the fight.
Seward weekly gateway., 1907-10-19
Mad at Taboo on Liquor

Manila, Oct. l6 - Great dissatisfac- tion exists among the native notables becanse no liquors will be served at the various receptions and banquets to be given in honor of Secretary Taft.
 Taft arrived this morning and re- ceived an enthusiastic welcome. He retains all the popularity he achieved here while serving as gover- nor of the Philippines.
Seward weekly gateway., 1907-10-19
Small Advises Quitting

New York, Oct. l4-President sam uel J. Small of the Photographers of America sent out a telegram Saturday nightto all unions advising them to vote to stop the strike. He said nego- tiations were at an end and the treas urv of the organization depleted.
 After hearing of his suspension by the executive board Small gave up his hotel today and disappeared.
Seward weekly gateway., 1907-10-19

Steamer Saratoga returned from Seldovia shortly after noon Sunday and sailed for Seattle two hours later.
Seward weekly gateway., 1907-10-19
FIND SIMPKINS
 IN THE FLESH
By Gable Go The Douy Gateway.


 Spokane. Oct. I5 Jack SimpNino was seen here tooay, smoothly Shayen and well dressed. He has grown Hcshy. He says the Pinkeryons knew hi, whereabouts all the time since the arrest of the Federation leaders for the Stauneuburg murder He says Orchards confession is a string of lies, When seen he was about to leave for the coast.
 Frank Whitney came to Seward from Knik last night, He denies that he and George Purches were drowned in the inlet, as was thought when they spent a great deal of time between Susitna station and Enik.
 The Cordova Alaskan is publishing a string of notices of application for patent for coal lands in the Kayak dis trict. The KataIla papers have not been published six months and there fore could not get the notices.
 Dr. C. II. Gibbons, formerly of Sew ard, who went from here to Juneau last spring writes to Seward friends from his old home in Jackson, CaGfor- niq, that he has gone there to locate.
 J. c. Kopp and Mrs. Kopp, for many years residents of Sunrise, are paSsen- gers on the Bertha for Seattle. They will make their future home in Cal ifOrnia.
 Steamer Saratoga returned from Seldovia shortly after noon Sunday and sailed for Seattle two hours later.
Seward weekly gateway., 1907-10-19
No Bomb for Secretary Taft

Manila P. L., Oct 10 - The rumor that bomb was seized here that was intended to asSassinate Secretary Taft, is denied by the police.
Seward weekly gateway., 1907-10-19
Tnx unions to Aid strike

New York, Oct. l6 - An assessment of 10 cents a week on all union wage workers in the country has been order ed to finance the strike of the tel- egraph operators. The funds of the telegraphers are practically exhausted.
Seward weekly gateway., 1907-10-19
Small Admits lie Is Out

Chicago, Oct lg-- Samue, J. Smu,. denoscd president of tha Photographers of America. announced today that he i, down and out and says he is looking for -ob aS operator.
Seward weekly gateway., 1907-10-19
Small Trying to Hang on

Chicago. Oct. l6 - Samuel J, SmaIL the depo,ed president of the TeIegra- pher, of America, arrived here today. He maintain, that he is still president of the organization.
Seward weekly gateway., 1907-10-19

A majority of the miners returning to Fairbanks from the Innoko district classify it as a promising camp and be- Iieve it will become a great one.
Seward weekly gateway., 1907-10-19
Filipinos Like Taft's Speech

Manila, Oct. IS - Leading Filipinos are much pleased with Secretary Tafts speech at the opening of the assembly.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-02-26
GtIitanoen / Y. Oafota.

Commercial Club / Winot, q. o,
bolbt Dtsoe Sorsbog ben 21Se, %
Der bar BONNET OeIegater fra eta.
tens noropeitItge gountper. Wsoet
oooIebe iom foIife Sc Siocnber, iom
er ~ubIerote fra btsie Ggue ont, at
oenne &irterS allIbe bar poIot itore
Sioelier og frenfalbt mango 9so8.
falo, % Def, beiIirtteoe at gienorioe
Dem oeo at fortGae Den iuloe Sanbs
beo. &un ire Wenneifer bar frosict
libel / @inter / belle 9oro 9atoto,
foritfrebe Gelegaterne, og Der bar np.
ret forboIbsois iaa, iom bar Iiot al
<Iben. Set itsrite Onbe bar be-
itaaet l. at Sernbanerne life bar mag.
tet al ben Craft, iom Statens MGR.
feIiee Srengang bar giort n~sooenbtg.
Og beri er intet forunberIi9t. S ct
belt Iar bar Sernbonerne btpret u0e
at Stonb til at fslge meo | SEN raife
l1ooifItn9, % / gnter bar et iterft
SnefaIb binbret benz. SmiSIertiS err
BET 6en alminbeIige Srp, at baa6e
600 og Great Hortberr bar giort oIt,
bba6 De ftn6e.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-02-26
Norif Sfib forIiit

Sra G~iebenbupn teIearaferes ben
226e Gebruar: ct ufienSt trentaItet
Sfib, ianoipuIigpi8 en- Nornrono %
ontogeIi0 poo Meiie fra Ncrge til
8remen, itronoeoe i0ag uoenfor
TiaItring poo SpaanO8 @citf1it. @no
8runS al GtormenS 8oIbiOmbeo bar
BET 1nurIi9t at icnOe no Teonin9S'
baaSe. Sent TafetIiner bIeo itliot
1t6 imo6 Sfibet, men u6en SeIo, og
omiiSer bleo 6ortsiet ilodet belt
iitptfer al Siserre. 9eiGtnin8en,
Is Ian6, tIpugeoe iig en- lib til 8i9'
gen, men 6o 0taiterne ogiaa oelteoe
operenoe, 6rlfre0e De ale.
Ct ienere Telegram fra 2erbig /
sSypann0 meSbeIcr, at Ben uorife Gre
matter, iorn i~trorSeOe ubenfor 6idl'
er "3imnru", ct Glib pGa
Reiie ira gIieiiuger Til ariitiania.
SSfibet er reoningsISit fortobt, 90
belle 9eiGtniugen, IS Mono, oruf'
upNp
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-02-26
Sportsitcpnct / I1ioaros.

Sra &ronSHem teIearafere5 6cn
23Sc 5cbrIar:
Get itore interudtionaIe 8tuter.
i6rGtSiteUtc, iom begpnote bcritco8 /
OHbog& fortiGtter iranSeIeS. s
2GngoeIGbet paa Sfi 49, 30 SiImne.
Ten, 1919 ertecIif YiG - ioru forestf
/ en- forrpgenoe Sucitorm, bteU ears
Nebp fra ErDiiI 6~sriteruarS mes en-
Si0 al 1913 Ninltcr. llbbO fra
Sronbbiem bIeo SO, 2 meo 200 gfi'
rlter. 6Iere al GcItagerne / 2G1rg'
oeI@et forfrps fig mere cIIer miuore,
men life furIiat.
8 500 0teterS 5tsiteIsb, iom lige.
IcSeS foreaIf | Sueitorm, ieirebe SIuf
Steeu ira &rouobieru meo cit Et0 al
AZ SefurSer; Stremiteen fra Sci.
itrgfors bIeo go. 2 nte0 AS. s Gar.
LIB bIeo Srsfen 8errter % Sr. Grit.
len fra ariitiouia 3o. /. 5 5000
Reter.2sbet ieirebc Strsmiter meS
8 Rir. 81 GET. 8itllmo ira 8tbcrg
/ SinIm6 bIeo go. 2 me6 9 Wein. 80
Get. 8 1900 Ieter-2sbet ieireSe
8ifIunS mco er 3to al 2 Mtu. 80
Sef. @arbaIa, IiseleSes fra 8tborg.
tLeo go. 3 meb 2 Min. "a Sef.
Strsmiteen pon6t 10 ailoueter.2s'
tct meo Ell 8io al 10 Wtu. I GET.
8tfluro bIeo SO. 2 ureo 10 Wsin. y
Set. Boo @ruro al Oct ltbeIbtge
0eir bill Der reppc bIi lat npe Retor.
Der.
Song Saafon autom iSag BERTH 90
kor opret en- t~uteresIcrct Silihter.
8eiret bar mi Harriet. en- tor
Mrngoe iioerIanoifc SorGtsraulo,
SorrnaIiiter % 8%irterturtiter er an
fomnet bertil.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-02-26
Su9tcr Sunten.

Brpii6ent Rooicpelt bar ophaget,
at &ongresien bar funoet paa ct If
fist Rneb for al itrafie arbeiostom.
misiRr Sell, ior6i ban ifior tIrSSdo
en- uglmitig S~nSberetniug ON Ill
Itanbeu / Gbtoogos Slaaterier. )
Sorgresen foreIisger nemlig en- RE
iollition ON, at en- llroerisgeIie al
bnorIeoes set forbol0er fa me6 &nin.
Der % 9grn, Tom drbeioer / Sobriter,
itaI forctogeS al Geriustonto-et life
al arbei6stoutoret un6er 9anScIs- o.
Observation-Disclosures. B~rGitoeuter
Den 2toe 6ebrudr SdrSeIs. og
arbeioSminiiter Strnus ct 8reo ON
0cnne Sag OF tiger 6ert, al Oct er
megct utLngt at itrofie arbei6stcuto-
ret for bets ltnSeriseeIie af Silitan.
0en / 5toriloaterierre REQ at fratage
set Retten til ltgnenoe lIroerisgeIier
| SremtiOen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-02-26
Jffe faa RIG enooa.

Sobn .. R~ocfeiellers RprPientant,
Sre6ericf z. Gates / Rep Dort, bar
poa Spforbring meSbelt OpLpsniu.
ger ON Den beremte SIRfonges Sor.
m Observation-Disclosures. Rr. 8ates
begpnSte me6 at b~ortrpSSe Isle @is.
riuger. Ger bar pGret mango lat.
Spgauer ooer, bbaS Wr.
Rocfeieqer eier.~ iaeSe ban. "Sor
oSifiaige Mar fioen iagSe gGmIe Soar
/ be 5oreneSe stdters Senat, at hans
i5ornne beIsb iig iii 1000 TiIicncr
Dollars. % ganife upIig iortaIte
port S1nas 9piier, at bans adrIige
SnStqgt operitiger 100 DeiGioner.
SSmiSlertiS bar Mr. Roefeieler ielo
goSfieuot en- Gpgnoe, bporefter ban
life fam eie mere enS melsm $50 o.
800 Itiliorer. cams anrli9e Sno-
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-02-26
~SeeepIaes for Born.

s Sooe6itaSen @aibington beitoor
en- Backgrounds association, % Girs.
bag afien boIOt Den en- @onfct. Re'
prRiertant 9outea ira Chicago bar
foreIagt aongre5ier ct Gorilog ON,
at Den faI Jorge for Here SegepIoSie
| @aibington, % BON f~orfloreoe fin
Bill. an6re SaLere bar SoreneSe
Staters Observation-Disclosures 6.
G. 9ropn, Senrp 2. Curtis % Guno
$. RlrSoIpb. Gen iiOite er Sorenin.
gems Sorm1uo, o. Curtis er Spiprs.
manb oper @dibirgtons Receptacle.
aitenens SIarspunft bar ct greo
ira 1rGiibent RooiepeIt. Seri irem.
bpIber ban, at Gutter os Bigger bar
en- uaibanSeIig Ret til at Iege og
more iig, 90 gImeube6en bsr gipe
benz anIe6ning 0ertil. 8aSer og
Sortoueer err rngen b9nbig gIabs
Tor Dem. 5 SUM- boIbt 2eseplnSs.
ioreningen aarsms0e | Chicago. og
be iremmeoe bleb opm9rfiom pad
Soutb Bari Der / gpen iom Of en-
al De beSite meSborgerIige Snoret.
ninger. 8rGiiSeHtgn roober ole
gper iii uiortspet at isrse for 2ege.
plaoie, bois BET life oDeritiaer NereS
gpne at fisbe 9urb, iom Iisger Be.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-02-26
Gil Oanmarf.

Oct borItromerifnife Somfuno
De Sorcuebe Statcr boI6t / forrigt
llqe @arsmsSe poa Rortbern Sotel
GbiOoBo urber Seurp g. Sert8's Bre,
iioirm. San tnIte for, at Sauif.ame'
rttonife SUPERINTENDENT bsr toge
Ell Eur til 9anmnrf. Get bill ilSeu'
tuil here fine go0e 6riigter oq brtnqe
ooer til &merita Ell goo Del Wenne,
ifeer, iom bill bIi goSe 9orgere. "a.
len batte flor 8egeiitring, og Rg6ei
beillitteoe, at en- Delegation al banife
SorrctntngsmGno itaI dfieile til Tan.
mart ben 12te SUM.
SGmfunoet foretog 8aIg boa gn.
beSSmPuO meS fagen6e llbfGlo:
Senrp 8. Serti / Chicago 5Iep palgt
iii BrRiiScnt. Sber &~irfcaoarS t Ra.
cine til Sefretrr, e. Q. giferalt /
gertb amboo, q. s., til aasiercr,
Charles s. gtpberg / Chicago til Sc.
rernLnano8er. o. til 9treftsrer ouIq.
tes Sopbus +. gteble / Omaha, Carl
gbaoGere / Rerp Dorf, Or. Ibor
Senu$ / Chicago.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-02-26
Shea'Saeen.

Cornelius g. Sbeo / Chicago er
BrGitSeHt oper TIE Snterud1iorat
8rotherbooS OF Seumiters. 5cr 2
Mar ftOen pdr ser Ell Risreritreit mos
G5icogos 3eportmertitoreS % oen
IcoeOes al Sbea. San og nngle on.
Sre bieo ifior onfIaget ior SarmIen.
~ipPrgeIie. 90 8ran6iarpen iette Sem
lmSer Sittaie. Sa Sagen ifior 5om-
mer tom for 8etten. brrgte Sirriierre
rs Gage til CT itaiie en- Surp, % "a
en- iaaOdu enoeIig oar TAT ocreSe Sor.
bsreE % 5alerRe / t31 Iage. Otter
al Serne Stnabei isote 8ierset en-
Y1ls - Nurpen bleD life eng. So
GEN tcaeS CD igien icor % begprote
Den lite 6ebridr. Get trg III blot
8 Gage at ifGiie en- Srrp. % Den
2tSe nar Sen allereSe fGrSig. Sors-
Sog aften tom oel iro rieo &ienSeI.
ten "Sffe Fpiois". Zen forrige
Sbea Sag foite0e Gouutpet $780,
900; SEN fOite pI outnselis toite
$4,000.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-02-26
Dor uoforfel.

SanbeIsheportementetS itotiitiife
&ontor bar lloiteot Ell Bulletin, iom
opIpier, at bort 2an6 / 1906 rbfsrte
8rooufter for 81 ,773,O00,OOO Ger.
al / Sern. % StooIparer for S172,-
100000. SeIe @erSeu fieber MI
Sing al Seru og Stool fra amerifa,
og ri libfsrte for $30y000.000 mere
/ 1906 ero / 1905. af 9omuiS cg
8omidosporer uofsrte bort 2anS I
itbite @alenoeraar for 4t3, 200, 900,
bporaf Storbritannien tog for $t73,.
100000, Spiflanb for $109, 600, 900,
Sranfrtg for $45 100000, Stalien
for $31 100000, 8eI9ien for benpeo
100000, RusIonS for 5000.
900, 9ollanb for 81 900, 900, Sopan
anta9eltg for $11,0O0,000 og Ga.
nabd for $7,333,O00. Sapan tog
noget minore enb / 1905, GonaOa
0erimoo mere.