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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-11-06
Mon ifuIbe pere tiIbeieIia III IA

Man ifnIoe bore tiIbsieIis iii al
tro, at man piIoe faa en- alporIig Mp.
iteIie, ilaar Sartsiet fom ! gersreIie
meo Soroen, TIL berunber gaar Oct
meo en- Sart of en- @tiI ! Minutet.
Gette er BOG Ianstfra SiIfaIoet, =
ia, Saftum er, at man flet life neias.
tig fan iigc, bpilfet giebIif man fsrlt
bersrer Sorben. 9uftifibets Wotor
sisr e, s~reospenoe 2arm unber belle
Heiien, men unoer Sppnbingen leg.
ger man life M9rfe BERTH, fsrenO
ben itaar itile.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-11-06
Den 6oritano, at be CT fommet meo |
&c officieIIe Weregninger: Wosbrdgs.

Den Goritano, at be CT fommet meo |
&c officieIle Weregninger; Wosbrdgs.
fcntoret bar | IRngere Sio orbeioet
meo at Foffe iooniot mnIig uotsml.
menoe SpIpsninger baabe ON Can.
bets iamIeoe ganofraft % ON De en-.
feIte gasbrnps Gffeftipitet; men bet
or 10 ct nieget omfattenoe arbeibc.
De baIpanoen NfIion Tan oerfor peb
npe "SpbaeeIier" bIipe mere euer
minbre forsset, % ibpcrtfaIo fan De
peo ReeuIering bIipe forboblet eller
fonife t~reoobIet."
"Spor meect ganofraft eier Sta.
ten2"
"Cmfring en- baIp Wiaion Seite.
frafter. Wen oeraf er bare en- for.
ipinberbe Del uobpgget % taset !
9rug. Oct er peientlig be 8anofalo,
Tom eies al gaabenfabrifen 90 Sslu.
pertet paa a~cnesberg og at @eofos
gaironfabrif, Tom er uobpeeet, % BET
gaar life op til mango Siinbreoe Sc.
i;efrefter. Set er 10 narmeIt meo
Sanfen paa eleftriif Sernbaneorift,
Staten fisber ganbfaIo. Ge 100000
Seitefr9fter. -Stnten fisbte ! @ume.
bal. Iigser forrelten life Zig til, at
Senipnet til Sernbanebriften bar Doe.
ret BET afeisrpnoe, hi boloer MI paa
meo BIanIrgeIis til llonpttelie al
aumebaIsfaISene araften maa iano.
ipnIispis fsres neo til Sapet for at
frnne afbenoes, oct bliper iiaafalo
isrite Gang, Staten uonptter ct
8anofaIb paa CIRCULATION, men bois
araften fsrIt ffal fsres til Sapet, er
set muIiet at en- Del al ben unoer.
peis bIioer brilgt til eleftriif gane.
britt"
"SporIeoes Itaar ioetbeIe oct
Spsrgsmaal nu2"
"Teorctif er Sagen ganife flar.
2igeiaapeI iont ma fan bripe Spor.
peier inbe | gperne meb @Ieftricitet,
ligeiaapeI fan man bripe S%ernbaner
noe / 2anbet paa famine Waaoe;
Sernbanernes bsie, rene Sfinner er
enoog foroeIagtiaere. END Sporpeie.
mes; De iioite Iieser iepnbsit meo
8aoeIesemet og iamlet en- Mangoe
Smubs iom itialer megen 4raft.
Spsrgsmaalet er bare, ON eleftriIf
Drift bill Bile Jig sfonomiif foroelag'
tig iammenlignet meb 9amporift;
leg tror, set fan iiges, at for Sioen
fo1uSiGtter eIeftriIf Drift at Serbia.
ner en- temmeIig bsi ubpiflet Gerion.
trofif. 9erfcr bliper bel oeiaa Grt.
tiania-Drammcnsbanen Den Stref.
ming, bcor gleftriciteten fsrit bliper
prepet berbiemme; 8raftfiloen piloe
90 formobentlia bIiue enten Merffos,
icm Staten aQereoe eier, eaer Riime.
o~alsfosiene. Seoretiif ifuloe Der ale.
rebe M intet bore ipeien for at bride
&c ileite at Horges Sernbaner meo
gleftricitet - ia, establishments
Ell ser bel forelsbis life Gale ON, Der
or Riiifoen meo Storm, Sne og SroIt
Tor itpr."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-11-06
SslDbrpunpsirit.

S SirsOoqs, 36ie gtop., bar oct Of
furnt % War, iioen STR. og 0trs. 6.
20. Srmnes bIep qiftc, % &c frmoe
iaaIeoes Den Tag ieirc lin SDIu6rpl.
lupsicit. ) auIeOning of Guoeu
hiep Der gioet eli batter 9anfct for
ret afboIotc 9Gatcpar / Oct norite
GeIifnbS 2pfnic al 5onqioreniugcn
"&urcn", bpis S~nitruftsr grmncs !
LANCE Giocr bar pQrct, % noaIc inO.
Jubne 8euucr. Der par foriamlet
co. 30 0iemcifrr, Gamer % Serrcr.
Cumcrne boU0e lat CT iitlocn Inllft
mc0 9lomitCr 90 GTIud Octorcret on
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-11-06

Sons Sonion, Der ION iinos'nag
onerebe / 1879 bIep arbraat | Sat
tiqbuietS aioeIiug for SinbSip9e
fro lit Siem | RGrbeocn al @ioge'
man, bebe pan 6ottigbuict NfonSag
Moraen, frn Ell baIo Zines Sio et.
Ter at @iIberticn bop6e ubaanbet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-11-06
Counting nloct.

&aIget paa Gountncmbe0Smpu0
@iuHeibief County ! (irsoags bau6e
f5idtuhe llofoIo:
q. 80. SerpcI gieHOalgtc8 til Sis.
p~rGientaut / &egi5lahlren mco 37I
Sieumers Maioritet.
3. GinneuOI0 gienpaIgtes til 6oum,
t~pniSitor mco 671 Stcmmer8 Raio,
ritet.
0erboro Sergenion paIgtes til
Gountpfasierer meo Col Stemmers
Raioritet.
q. G. Sriefnsr eieuoaIgtes til
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-11-06
9ecprab pg Sineglt.
GpSsinlo.
Sen Ste November 1908.

@anIe Grof. G6riit. @ilbertion,
ner iiocu 1898 bar bapt Spbo!o pco
Syottiafarmcu / 6rccport oeoe Non'
roo Nloracn. @ilbertion uor / lin
Eio Gil mcaet flint &ioIiuiptaer %
oar ultio nogct af eli Original. 6or
noact oocr ii gar iioen bIeo ban
imiOlcrtio ranlrnct al ct SlaetilfGi.
sc, ser oeluiS Ianmc0e bans enc
SIDE. SeIe iioite Sommcr bar ban
mcr cro aImiubcIig ifral.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-11-06
Eli DC "StaffeIS Smaa''.

9 "gpIten" for 27oe Stiober par Der tpit'
tcrrt for 81 fra en- nbenapnt | Siad GARTH,
8iscpniin. stulbe ltaaet fra @Rrs. gRartba
8iltins, 8Iad Garth, @is.
Sra Surtle Rpuntain Nenigbeo,
9ait q 8 &aitsbpls 8alo, 3pleft
eiter guostieneIten, inoienot peo 2
tSueripn, Courts. % . ......... 1890
IRA Woipun Renigheo, Nis, Hdit
@ Sluroals Aalo, inoiamlet Sgis
baa Seu 25oe Oft, inoienbt peo
geGp. Siebitao, Sefr 1880
q Tprarimipu, 7eerina, q D.. 500
> " Serenaen, Tprmif, y S...... 500
Qpuis SeSetb, SarIrm, Rpnt. ...... 500
5anaeis 8pineeforentliG sSildbelier
Meuiahee, @is, Bait 2 Rprbps
Sab, tnoienot peo Mrs Snseborg
V Wuoeripu .uO
On u%benGpnt, Deborah, Soipa 49,. 800
@n ipenit Samllie. Gales, D.. 400
Rils 9 SeGe, Santar, N9....... $40
gnoers &ielbp. @riswple, " -. 800
9puie Srpener, Neblter. To-. 200
N1r % MRS Spbn Sablen, ssebiter,
" s.oo
q . @ambbeim, Satton, " 49,. 200
SIR & Mrs y Il Sroipr, &inona,
Nftfu S!VV
z 3 SpfI, Oslo, Ntinn ............ 200
Sans Yilclano. SiIper 6lnme, Colo 200
Waih Clipn, Cumberland. Wis. 200
Ole Sauiiec, @prthinstou. geinn =. 400
Z 6 Suaaas, SetIano, Q 9.,......" 400
Spriue Seuitn, Starbld. NetnH -. 400
9lasuuas Sanier, @oibat, Hebr..,. zoo
Greb auoerion, aurpra, Sres...... 200
ppuis Nueeripu, Geneiee, Seabp -. 400
aIrs. Gbriiti Sipenicn, 9eerfeIe.
q Us Sanoe, Sreton, Soma, 49,. 200
SY Sanoen, 6lprence, NiIu 80. LIS
Ydis Rarie anuoieu, 5erubin,
&aib Observation-Disclosures. $50
gbrabam anutipn, Spaniib Sort,
utdn Lou
s u Rprebp, SrpaHi. &aib $1,000. 1.S0
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-11-06
GsOtels0ags.
xx SOgen n

Mettt e IN Of bette dars
OF Yremtebsser. 90 at spnr.
ne eftrr be mango brISinise
anbtfaIinser. hi bar msbtases.
oil pisielis bemne Ssa uinos
Snteresie blanbt "5erorabs
Rpffrn''s seiere % andre.
Soget e faalents iaerettet.
at ber for bber Of Sarcts 1a'
toer IT fire bIanfe einitr mtn
Ylans for SamiIitns % Sl9st.
aingee Eabne. timber tper
Cats e. anfsrt en- eaer Here be'
rpmte @Gnos 90 abinners 6so'
ftlsoag. 90 paa ben mob faas
taoe Sine fnses her - for be
~tilibarenbt 1atetr - ct Tibet
Eers. ct Gpisra,n ener IN iln,
taltlie af Gu earr anorn napns
fitnbis Rerionlisbeb. Oct oil
u9rr at for Snteresie for en-.
bber Tamilie - % fan osiaa
beo uisie feilisbeser blibr til
itbentet Rptte - paa nenne
Raane at babt belle I'm Slegt
| iamlet ! en- lig linn net Sos
meb aaeib.lie Of bpsrt tuttlt
NebIsms 5pnielsbatu % Sob
isJsaar.
Sostii er limit innbunheu
e6rreb ilen croet "TpnIelss
bassbps' @ulobogHabtr paa
sipspeti % Surihen. iant rpbt
emit. % bea ienbes frit mth
Sianet for $1.25 betalt | Jor.
ffub. gi bar oeiaa enotl eles
CANT inbbHnnne i@nlninit, ION
foier 10 Gtnts rrtra. % be e
bel u6rnt bet lille SiaGs Tor
ilhiernnrts Sfplo.
Abresfe:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-11-06
Naa GelsifinO % NnOcr.

nn s Sn &c aSn Marisss for YMsGino % suoer stC.s eaer inaa 5OrLnanser ges
srns mia NJ VI VI ss. se SssS e S Sur Sa Di hoSe aers gorisnoissr isful fem til IO
% bar TOR efefprsfel eHer ole Shss Nesnfnb s Suber.
Ia CROSSE WOOL & FUR co, ErponNer if ra Pesverk, sf s.ss% La Crosse, Wis.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-11-06
Granger De en- S%pmnifiue? "Sus.

osnncn" er iaa gco iom uogen anosn
Spmafine iii Den oobbeIte gris.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-11-06

suspis aretunorr, Snsisrer, sos
YaIare guiIbiue. minneapolis. Riun.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1908-02-19
4 Witty Irish Judue.

Mr.. Doherty, who was chief justice
OF the Irish court Of common pleas
from 1880 till his death in 1916. was
famed Tor his wit. The gossip in the
hall of the four courts. which OF course
reached the bench. was that one Of
the judges had been somewhat excited
10y wine 1T an entertainment in Dublin
castle on the previous evening is il
true" the chief justice was asked.
that Judge - danced at the castle
ball last night?" Well" replied Do
herty. Il certainly can say that | saw
him in 4 reel"
AS l came along the quay" remark
Ell one Of the officers of the court
whose face was remarkably hatchec
shaped. the wind was cutting my
face" Upon my honor" replied the
chief justice. Il think the wind had
the worst of it"-London Law Notes
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1908-02-19

holds 1t 10 the bunch, slips into the
oviduct GO and, with the germ for
company. begins its journey 10 the
cloaca 90, the terminal.
This is birds egg view: From 5 10
4 the egg gets the albumen or white;
from to .. the soft skin: from d TO 6.
the hard shell Sometimes two and
even three yolks enter the oviduct at
once; hence the double or triple yolk
egg. Little yolkless eggs are Il sign OF
diseased or exhausted ovaries.
That blood clot in the egg is not n
germ, but 4 drop Of blood from n hem
orrhage in the oviduct. Disease of pas
sage from 1 TO means eggs without
the skin: from TO 6. no hard shell.
The yolk alone means disease OF the
entire oviduct probably gangrene.
Lazy breeds. like the Cochin. tint
their eggs with chocolate. Birds like
the Leghorns are too busy laying to
bother with friIs and Just manufac-
ture the pure white article. Half
breeds and mongrels lay them splash
ed or speckled. lcpSided or goose
necked
We are told that Philadelphia and
BOSTON phone for brown eggs. New
York scrambles for the pure white
globe. and Chicago takes il mixed. Is
this egg otism or what?
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1908-02-19
pON,TS-

Don't get the fits and sell ~our breed
ers because they aren't showing out
eggs just now. They are Just lying
back 10 make YOU happy when the big
hatch and sale rush are on.
Don't forget that New Years resolu-
ton TO keep your poultry house more
tidy. Yes. it is hard to keep clean. but
visitors viii have better opinion Of
You. and your hens viii pay you back.
Don't PRINT your Sunday schuol rec
ord on your business stationery. We
wouldn't trust such man 10 take up
church collection with a cop az his
elbow. Toll the exact truth in an egg.
shell
Non't make yourself out n genius on
another fellows work When YOU
hatch another mans eggs. don't change
the name until you make the stock
better Better steal a mans chickens
than his name.
Don't expect to build up regular
trade in Matching eggs If You cheat. A
big mouth OF mad man stretches a
long way, and youll find Yourself nj
VsrtlScd In an awful big space yor
didn't contract for. Poor ADVERTISING
medium at big price
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1908-02-19
CATCHING AN ALBATROSS.
The Bird Enjoys the Sport and 10
Landed Uniniured.

Landed Uninjured.
With the birds settling by the dozen
Il Is easy enough TO capture specimens
for examination without causing In
jury or pain. Any sharply barbed hook
Is altogether superfuous. The alba
trosses absolutely enjoy the excite
ment. and the sport obtained Is not
without novel interest.
a small metal frame should be made
in the shape Of n hollow triangle at-
tached TO 100 yards Of stout line and
kept afloat by n good sized piece OF
cork. The sides of the metal frame
are then covered with bits OF fat pork.
the hard skin Of which Is securely
bound thereto. The bait Is thrown
astern, and the line is slowly paid out.
Presently a great albatross swoops
through the air. impellcd by curiosity
70 Investigate the nature Of the float
Ing pork. 1t settles before the dainty
morsel Of food; numbers OF birds fol-
low suit, each one made bold by COM
petition, and then the sport begins.
At this moment additional line must
be given IN order 10 compensate for
the progressing Of the ship. thus on
aiding n bird to seize the desired food
With sudden rush the supreme ef-
fort is made. once or twice the At
tempt proves Intellectual: but. rendered
bold 10y greatness. a final grab finds
the curved bill securely wcdged Inside
the apex OF the triangle. rs the fierce
tugs on the line quickly indicate.
Steadily the haul is made. hand over
hand q hRf NJ
" lifted on 90 the poop I'm an absolute
y uninjured condition. 4 slackened
line enables the bird to escape. and IL
scattered wits permitted such an ef-
fort sudden flight would obtain release.
The other birds invariably commence
70 attack q wounded comrade. n steady
pull being required. even II the line
does cut your hands. 10 save fl from
its friends. Once safely or deck the
manlibles arc lied together. for oth-
erwise the bird throws UP an oily
fluid. disaSreeahle habit .sossessed by
/ all the tribe.
Subject 10 this prccauti,u IL NAV
wander c-aveiy around 10 survey the
/ new horizon OF life. The large eyes
gaze with truly pathetic confidence
/ expressive Of anything hut fear.
II Is strange spectacle 10 witnes,
the inquiSitiye bird solemuly waddl,
70 and fro among the equally inqulsi
tive human beings around. True. &
| objects Slightly TO the process O.
measurement peokiug sharply 10y wa,
Of protest. hut a gentle box on the ca
soon induces submission as the dimen
sions are rapidly noted the aibatros
meanwhile rcposing aNectiouatelv fl
the arms 81 the second officer.
The specimen happens % he a SINAI
one. but the wing expansion from ti
20 tip IS less than ten feet. the extrcm
length OF body is three feet six inche
and the formidable hul measures ur
ward OF four incLeS.-Cornhiu NIacc
zine
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1908-02-19
FEATHERS AND EccsHELLs

y sold miner IN the Yukon has sue
ceeded In Matching chicks with 4 tallOw
candle. They Will surely lay golden
eggs
This has been the greatest show year
in the history Of poultrydom. The
birds were better, the attendance was
larger. the prizes were more valuable.
and the exhibits were more extensive
and better handled. Congratulations
all around.
The poultry journal with 10000 cir
culation is no rare bird. We GevOur
sixteen month. and they're all tender.
fat and juicy. Are we tired of poultry q?
Not the way they serve IL up. Their
chefs knocked out the Waldorf-Astoria
and Bellevue-Stratford long ago.
Its one thing 10 call the American
farmer n hayseed and show the goods.
These little hen pen ScratcherS who are
singing ink NJ the farmer for not be-
ing up on hen science remind us Of the
elephant and the gnat. "Rcg your par
don" said the gnat. III its any incon-
venience 10 have me rooSt on your ear
I'll deSlSt." "Oh, never mind" replied
the elephant Il didn't know yof, were
there till you spoke"
Many poultry associations are made
up largely of women. Some of these
have got inventions on scientific poul-
try appliances. Others hold positions On
journal STATS and have books cn $he
market. The women in all sections axe
experts in raising turkeys. ducks and
chickens. One thing the male PEI
suaSion excels them in-that Is. shell
game tactics in trade and fakia- foJ
shows. BE honest once. gentlemen.
snd own mp that you lie. But wiki ALI
our imperfections, we love them when
they're still
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1908-02-19
A BURGLARS STORY.
Told by an English Thief In the Lam
euage Of Thieves.

Told by an English Thief In the Lam
euage Of Thieves.
some time ago there appeared
somewhat curious book. The Auto
biography of a Thief In Thieves Ian
guaGc." y glossary is provided for
the benefit Of those whose unfortunate
Ignorance Of the predatory classes may
render such aid necessary.
From one OF the anecdotes related il
appears that honor among thieves *
not always 10 be found.
One day" says the writer. Il went
10 Croydon and touched for red toy
gold watcA) and red tackle gold
chainl with u large locket. - 7 took
the RATHER home mt once. When I got
into Shoreditch met one or two oS
the mob who said: Hello. Been out
today; Did you touch*
80 I said Usher (yesl. - t1ol
them in. and we all got canon. Whom
I went 70 the fence he besteJ Cheated.
me because I was drunk and Oaly gave
Is los. Tor the lot. - the next lsv
went 10 him. and I asked him e Do
was not a-SoinS 10 grease my duke
put money into my handI
so he said No Then De said 4
viii give you another half Quii. and
said. DO anybody, but mind they DOME
do YOU
so thought 10 myself AL right
my lad. YOU Will lind me rs good as
my master and left him. some time
after that affair with the fence one Of
the mob said 10 me:
~ have got place cut and dried
VIII YOU come and do it,
so I said: Yes What tools VIII
you want|
And he said. We shall want some
twirls and the stick Ocrowbarl. and
bring Neddie Cife preseyver) with
you And lie said. Now don't stick
me up (disappoinU; meet me az 6 TO-
night
AT l was at the meet UrystaE
place.. and while waiting for my pal
I had my daisies cleaned. and piped
the fence thar beSted me so along with
his old woman wife and his two kids
children. 50 I thought OF his own
words. DO anybody. but mind they
don't do YOU
He was going u the Lyceum thea
ter 50 when my pal came up l told
him all about it. So we went and
screwed (broke into) his place and got
thirty-two Quid and toy and tackle
which he had bought on the crook
dishonesty. \ day or two after this
met the fence who ID done. So he
said to me- We have met ut last
so said. Well. what Of that|
so he said. What do you want 10
10 me forT
so I said. You must remember YOU
done me- and when l spoke 10 you
about It YOU said DO anybody. bus
mind they don't do you That shut
him up."-Londou Tit-Bits
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1908-02-19
THE WINTER LAYER.

when eggs in a farming district av-
erage 10 cents, what the dickens is the
matter with the chickens:" inquiries
the ruralite
Fresh eggs 80? The hen must be
doterioratlng," remarks the city buyer.
Gentlemen, be polite. It's not the
great American hen, but the man be-
hind the hen. that's at fault. \ hen
can't lay above her capacity. It mat
.ers not how or what is fed. Any old
bunch Of feathers will drop eggs in
warm weather. but winter layer is Il
brain product. The hen dates back TO
Adam, but the winter layer is q mod
trn invention. You can breed winter
layers and perpetuate an egg strain IL
you follow our plan. The hen is
ready
HEN HISTORY.
To start 4 line Of heavy winter lay
ers we selected a perfectly shaped $.
c. W. LeghOrn hen. She was large.
OF strong constitution, and her average
was over 200 eggs q year. This was
In the polar region Of Pennsylvania.
where the water mains froze up and
the thermometer ranged from % To
33 degrees below zero for a week
at time That winter the Clear.
field county hens froze up. but ours
rolled out more eggs, their output
always increasing with the price
Now, we looked around for male tc
match. He must be standard bred and
come from stock that would also lax
at the arctic circle. We found him III
near Canada in the largest and mos
successful White Leghorn egg plant Il
the United States. This is our line o.
winter layers. and the beautiful hen,
sprung from that pair are now work
ing overtime building our bank &c
count.
The Matching season will soon b,
here. Remember these simple points
Breed from the best layers. Ii Ion.
bred, buy n male OF equal or bette
strain. Do not mate northern an,
southern stock for winter eggs. Th
second year mate the cock with hi
daughters and the cockerels with tn
hens. Do not hatch chicks before tn
first week in April, as they Will mol
In the fall and be done for winter lax
Ing.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1908-02-19
FAR
FOR SALE

A FARM, consisting of 665
~ acres, lying on the Blue
n Ridge Mountain, II miles
from the Government Weather
Bureau. 300 acres Of this land is
cleared and good smooth farming
land. Would make a fine fruit
farm. The remainder is in oak.
poplar, chestnut, pine and locust
timber. There is an excellent stand
for store, and a business man
could clear S75 per month on the
store alone. A good Grist Mill is
located on the farm. The proposed
Trolley Line from Winchester to
Washington will cross the farm.
An abundance of good Building
Stone upon the farm, and limestone
for lining purposes within I mile.
This property will be sold at an
extremely low price.
For further particulars,
address,
NIX, Care of COURIER,
Berryville, Va.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1908-02-19
Americsnisr, In Enol,na

The following speech Is put into the
mouth or an American heiroSs in an
English story called ~ Subaltcrn OF
Horse
1--WE bunch that this Is the big
gest game OF spool I've oGciated in
yet. Mr.. HeTrics. You have nerve
and no mistake" Then as Herries
withdrew she caught sight OF Fox's
smiling face. The Bud turned on him
holly You We're in this too. like
your neck. You'll have to pitch n tale
TO pop. He's drawn on man for less
out west Cone. MarEi lets get:
were the Holsters this hike Captain
will YOU please escort us To our car.
rlagcf"
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1908-02-19
A FAREWELL CHAT.
interview Between the Boss and The
sian Ho Fired.

interview Between the Boss and the
saan He Fired.
Neither az the partners had arrived.
and the clerks that morning were in
dulging In their usual bout of yossip.
Did | tell you. chaps. that l was
ieavinSf" Grawled the languid SVEN
OF the stan. whose Incompetence was
as palpable rs tho splendor OF his at
tire
Heard you'd got the sack" replied
the specialized cashier grufly.
answered an advertisement yes
terday for what looks like a first class
JOB. resumed the ovcrdrcssed one. ig-
noring the remark. 1--WE pitched rath-
or strong yarn. but you've got TO do
mat II you want TO keep up with the
times"
just then the senior partner entered.
and all wrote intcntly.
Within Eve minutes the "old man"
who had been opening letters. called
the last speaker into his room. and the
Following dialogue became plainly au-
dible 10 those outside:
Have sou been In our service seven
yearsf~
No. sir; only fifteen months"
And Is your salary g les. n week."
"Eh. no. sir; 20 shulmgs."
And are You in entire charge of the
counting house,"
No reply
And are you leaving us because or
difference with the firm regarding
the management Of our colonial
brauchest"
Dead silence and Il short pause.
Then the old man.
You should bc more careful I'm YOUR
statements. sir. This Is a small world
The ADVERTISEMENT son answered was
Tor the situation you are lea ving ON
Saturday. That will - ondon Tit
Bite.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1908-02-19
NATURES EGG FORCE

Exercise on the scratching floor
brings eggs.
Straw litter two feet deep for adult
fowls. less for young stock. makes a
good playground. II moved too easily.
run in a few cornstalks and place
them around the water vessel TO keep
away the straw.
Now open the windows: throw in
the grain; sse the fun. 1t beats bar
gain counter cackle. gridiron scrapping
or Wall street scrambles and cakewalk
stunts. II warns up the Biddies and
gives them good digestion in the win
ter and saves the flock from cholera
epidemicS in the rainy season OF warm
er climates Scratch that down.