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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-01-10

uIttteH pB tom oWlrIH8 utuBHttt
aielo ! Tanien o. oonieoe bannem
fore, bporuooper cpnne bIep preo %
trueoe BAN rneb oct @Ios. iom ban
bopoe ! Snnnben. Spoo Orb ben.
mem foIot irueuem, pioite gionet life;
men Martn 2murit5 Nrlis iogoe
til 8orsermefteren. Cab os goa;
TIL be Dil | Gppeoet pao Goer'."
Gette Bloomsbury aiipGffeoes bog
noget peo ben CmiiRnoigbeo. at Bio
net bar 4pens EoIoer, hos bpem
aielo Stib bobbe bolot Susunoeris-
aeIie % funoet enoel "forbngtiee %
~ieftiffe Bigger. Gielo Clubs egen
6orflaring | Metten bar oenne: 1Sm
aftenen opfuepte Dor gorgermeiter,
bel bel beifiGnfet, fin poerite Srsie,
tos fig ubi WureIincn meb ben enc
Saano. iprnng al lit Seoe .uoi en
Gans, iom ieg o. par t. lob meo ct
@las paa Saanben nosle @ange ON
firing, forbinoreoe % ipreote Dam
ierL og oa ban piloe Jig neoi9tte,
falot bannem @lasiet no at Saan.
ben paa Soroen, efteriom ban bar
b~eifiGnfet, % baus Snitru Marta
Sensoatter tog ban peo Samben oa
filIste BAN no af 8eren." l1greien
Iebebe tiIlliit BERTH, at aielo Stub
maatte forIaoe fit Gmbeoe | 3riitio.
mia, og ban bIeu ga Sreit / llllens-
afer.
vi trGffer 4icIS Club igien /
1914 UNDER ben &ris meo Sperise,
iom efter Sannibpl Sebelteo, Song
ariitinn ben fjerbeS Spigerien oe
Roraes S~tatbolber, fables ben ban.
nibaIife Seioe. @unoe 2ange par
ben @ano, Bbem oct paaIaa at lebe
8rpniebepogtntnaeu; men ban bar
oa "af al6er ennife tor os froget,
bGpenoe paa S9noer % Soneo, iaa
at Sieneren CAB bom Mao % @Ias.
Jet flinfeoe meaem Senoerne." &c.
beitab benpen6te iig oerfor til &jelo
Club meb 8sn ON, at benne bilbe
paatage iis bet Mrbeioe, iom 2auee
life orfeoe. Stub bar itrar piQig.
San opertog aommanooen % ubmer-
febe fig peo fin 9pgtigbeo iom
ariesmano % peo i'm perionlige
Tapperbeo. San bar oeiaa en- BEL
itauoSmano. iaa ban for en- Del nm.
berbclot fine Sropper paa eeen Be-
foitning. 8Ianot bans slsiiitenter
bar Breiten Serman Sanien, Der
bemmelig 4atoIif bar blepeu al.
lat fra lit gmbeoe, % en- mben al.
lat Sreit peb Wabh Sepalo Sbomas.
ion.
aielo Sh,b opilbnebe osina Se.
orelanosfiarlisbeb hos Gorbman-
oene peb at nosipe enoel Sfrifter,
bpori ban opfororer Dem til for en-
bper Yris of perne ON fin Sribeo.
speniferne bar jaa forbitreoe paa
BAN, at be trileoe meo at brenoe
BAN lepenbe, beriom be bare fiinSe
faa fat | bam. Men bette lpffeoes
Dem life. Sise for arieen enotes,
isste ben ~ipenIfe General Otto Stem
bocf meb Ell betpaelig Ser at faloe
inb | Norge. Nen ban maatte opeipe
Sorisget paa at foume oper @lom.
men, bpor aieIo Strb itob gagt meo
en- lioen 8ouoebGr. ga bans Siene.
Ite iom SoIbot life mere tiltr9ngtes,
reiite aielo tilbage til fit Breitefalo /
llaensafer, bpor ban oerefter forbIep
inbtil lin Sso.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-01-10

De eli buoienber EreIten euer MOCHA
aer oen benige Gle, bill pi DOG, atYre'
items 9iet bcrfor Ct ifal minfes, mer
minore en- er iaa fattig, at ban Ct for,
moor at nbreoe oct. Obi hi oil, al
IreIten ifal ollie og betiene ale laancl
fottioe for CUBS Sfplo iom rige Tor
Sons SfpIS. - Men for bpert Sarns
aia bill hi, at 8 life ifal negte eoers
grcit en- lleemobs Smer, rtaar Del
er inotiI ire gintre eummelt, men en-
boIp sob, naor oct er II aar ener
~Serrnoer, men en- Sob eler TO Torn,
oiIoe grer, inotil Oct er fomnlcn
gonoefaar. 90 Snoer9ana
(aorieIsfoners airfesang) bsr Der
aipes Ell llgemaos Smsr, iaaleoeS
icm oct eperaIt | S%belenarfen ban
pqret aipet- efter ben itore Gso. =
@i beSer % befaler ale bore Brelter
her, of be er ereioe og pelpiliee moi
fine soaueion i belle lit firfelise em'
beoe, iom nsbpenoist fan bore, %
eftcrIom De oil bare Ssn al @iio oa
ISof al os eIer unagaa Dor &eoielie
2igeleoes raaber % forntarier 81 aut
eSer gsnSer o. paoIGeser @oer al
porIiseu. at $ boIoer eSers Srelter
Ii al ast cs sore Iiseiom GSers 6a'
ore for Cubs os beres beuise embe'
Ses sfpIS, boIoe De ii Cubs Dub mel
let Gro % pogte eoer for De ipp So
l~peSipnoer. - @en ollie, iom meo ~
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-01-10
90 eco 90
|SlH AirRerige 21p6eoer
90 600 00
Meniahebcn | south q. @au

- Menigbeoen | Soutb ct. Eniil
bar MI en- aninoeforenins paa &c
Weolemrner oa en- a~onfirmntions
fIasie beitaaenoe al 8 gsrn.
9aitor u. @rigbt | Stubborn,
Winn, bar ppret ipgelig | bet iioits
90 bar .maattet boloe iig inoenoers,
men ffaI M bore | gebring.
St. Olaf College Bulletin for
&obember i~noeboloer Maune paa 81
Gleper, Tom %frefpenterte Sfolen | 81
ferite % gar al oenS efsiitens -
iaIt omtrent 1900 Rapne. Wan bar
life inlo geoe paa oaes Worcester %
er beaeriffe eanife iiffer paa, at man
bor facet ole Napne meo, o. man be-
Der berfor ale, iom fan, ON at bjGlpe
til meo at faa oenne elite giort fulo.
itRnoig.
Sr. 6. g. Mocn os &uitru Gil.
fabetb al @Ioomfielb Menigbeb, go.
flor 8. q. @ns &olb, bar ifiGnfet
St00 til bpert az De ire garnebiem.
Mrs. Moen bar p9ret ipaelig | lpn-
gere 9io al 1ering. Ga bun merteoe,
at oct leo MOB gften, tit bun oct
trapIt meo at faa oisie @oper ienbt.
Sun piloe, DC ifiiloe naa frem til Sui
% brinse SuleglGbe til garnebiem.
meme. - Selp bar bun nplig foat
Siemlop. - Oct bar / oct iiblte pG.
ret nofiaa mango Der hos os, iom bar
I9rt oct, lot hi CT Susboloere oper
SUBS @aper", og Tom bar toffet @ilb
4 @iernina, peb at eipe. SUB tie Bob
for oetl 90 @iib peliigne @iperne
og @aperne! - 9. "2utb.".
Srifirfcn.
goItor 8. 8. Sperion er MI
ilpttet til Seattle oe blep inoiat ION
Greit for getbania Menigbeb at go
flor g. ". 9orrepif, Senoag Den Soc
december.
Snnses Spnobe.
- Gmisier Q. getterion bar MI
beapnot fin GmisiGrpirfiombeo |
turtle Woumtoin areos. San ifal
pirfe en- Waanebs Sio | Balt. Spin.
gems &alo.
Iaitor 8, g. Spinaen bar I
l9ngere 5iS p9ret iengeliggenoe paa
@runo al @iet. San er frcmoeIes
oaarlig; men er BOG libt til 8orbeo-
ring, iaa man boaber ban mart fan
optnge lit glrbeibe igien.
- 9aa Snbbpoelie fra gelpa norif
CD. lutb. Mfab. at Songes Spnobe,
9aitor Srpgitabs aalb, bolbt turtle
Mountain areos ct Wpbe | @elpa,
90. .. ira 26be til 28be 9op. E.
NoteItoo oobnebe Wsoet meb 8rGoi'
Ten 90 gait. Geis inoleoebe Samta-
len.
- Iappiae &reos babbe fit gars.
msoe | Trefoloigbebs Meuisbeb. 8o.
iepiae Sraia gountp, Yaitor Walfe.
picfs 9alo, fra t4oe til t7oe Rop.
Ser begpfiotes lneo Sen az gnllsl9r
Sonion % 9rebifen al Eait. Sb S.
anutiou. 8ait. Sobanion inoleoeoe
Sumtalen.
- Soipos 9reos al s. 9. ofbolbt
tit garsmsoe | 2incoln Weniebeo,
Slater. Soma fra 22oe til 24oe DIT.
1907. Gait, 8. s. Sblono bolot
gubningspr9bifcn. Siceformanoen,
q. 8. 1aulsrub funaercoe | Sorman'
bcns SrouGr Tom 9iriaent. Der lam.
toleoes ODER Sill. 3, Iii, inolebet
al 8oitor z. Sc. Sacobs.
Menigbeoerue | Otter Gail 90.
Winn., par meeet belbige peo at faa
Brett ieien iaa mart. 8aitor q. S.
@oIItab boIot fine GfifebsprGoifener
/ Bethel ocn 3bic Noo., | Spon 2ofe
ben t0oc ca / Gen NfiIe 2ofe Wenig.
beb bcn 17oe. 90 ben Soc Gee. bolot
1oitor s. g. Scroll fin SiltrGSelles'
prr6iten | Zen 0fiIe Cafe % Sman
Safe iamme 9og, og | Bethel @enis.
beb oen t5be Sec. Eoit. S. s. 8en'
onbl tnoiutte BAN | oae Wfenigbe'
| horne
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-01-10

goItor 8. 9. Sperion er MI
Hpttet til Seattle oe blep inoiat lont
greit for getbania Meniabeb at ga
flor 9. ". 9orrepif, Ssnoag Den Soc
Geeember.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-01-10
sunter,s GOT sprines, " ontama,

bet melt bersmte auriteo for Selbreo oS
Snaae / Ruropeiter. Sabsut aaret ruriot.
Speriloo al parmt Nineralpano, %erfarrie
Wasioiprer, nomGrteoe Saoeinoretninaer,
npe oainpppparmsee Sqrelier, e~reelent Se'
pemaaoe. 7et belle fpiter $15 og SIT pr.
rlae, inobeiattsnbe SGrrlie, ROT 9pper %
Saanotlqoer. Saoene er frii. Strio III
NcGaru 4 Guttlt, Sunters Sot Sprtnas,
Woni., eitcr en- iauitreret Soe, Der faaes trit.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-01-10
Gen @prIfe spuobs.

Sirseae Sen 3oie December
faIbt Den norit liitberife 6rifirfeme
nigbeo | Cumberland meo Gsren ini
| GreiteboIigen. en- bpegelig Stunf
tilbrngtes. On Tengegaue operrnt'
tes Treiten Tom en- Iioen Baaifien'
ueIie for ufortreoent arbeibe.
8eb SuIeguoStieneiten | GuS,
fed, Alameoa go, California, oer
22oe December blep Der organiierei
en- M Meni9heo beitdaenoe al ii ia.
miller, al bpilfe DC iieite or banife,
Ger or eoo llbiigt til, at Meniabe.
Den bill pofie. @etieningen bIiper
forneinmeIig poa engeIif.
- $4,000 Strife for Sope Menig.
heb. Zen til ben norife Spnooe fnnt.
ieSe Sope engelife epongelif .Iutberifc
Weniabe6 bar beIluttet at opfere en-
9irfcbpgning til ct aoitenoe al $t6,-
900 paa 1911 apc. SG. og 9Th ct.
So9Iuu @ros. tit aontraften paa
Gpferellen al g%p9nineen. Get Bit
Der Stenfirte.
- Gaitor ct. g. @eque beretter |
"airfetio. ON en- airfeinoSielie oe ct
SamtnIemeoe. Tom | Ion. fonbt Steo
| Clifton. 3eras, Snobielien al Glif.
ion norif. Iutberife WenigbeoS npe
Strife ioregif EnfiiseIiesbaoen |
SoerpGr al en- ret anielis Soriam.
ling. Grcpitetolen bolotes al Bait,
s. g. @pitao, iom IGnae bar orbei.
set berneoe. 9iitriftsfornonoen
boIot SnopielieStaleu. 9eSuoen Del.
fog | Den belige Gambling Boit, ..
GItrem, Bait. Gbegonro og Stebets
Brett, 8aIt. g. g. Sborien faint Eoit.
Geaue. ct Offer til Menigbeoens
Gpgaefoub inobrogte oper 800, Sm
Gftermiboageu. por Der Snmtoleme'
sc, cq 8oIt. gnnesues inoleoeoe
Somtolen oner: Gen 2nfnemme.
Iiabeo, hi ifploer @uo for aae bans
@eIaierninacr". On Ifteuen bar
Der liaele6es Wsoe | airfen, benne
Sang unoer Observation-Disclosures
Guipicier.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1908-01-25
Good Showing for Grant County.

The Galena Tribune of the 18th
prints a table of figures, showing
the shipments of zinc from the Wis
consin and Illinois district during
each month of 1902. Hazel Green
and Platteville, both In this county,
head the list, the former shipping
20, 533, no pounds: Platteville 49,
532, 442 pounds. while Cuba City
and Livingston, also both in this
county shipped heavily, the former
$3.50, 545, and the latter 4,3O8, 600.
Potosi's shipments amounted to
20S, obs and Montfort's 100000.
Outside the county Benton has a
record of 14,SO4, 600; Highland
10, 336, 935; Linden 1886, 547, and
Galena 7,O35, $50. mot so worse
for Grant county, eh2
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1908-01-25
Like a Letter From Home.

STAR N. OAK, Jan. 10, 1908.
EDITOR OF The HARALD:--
Find enclosed-$2 90 on subscrip-
ton for the Herald"
The weather here is upnaturallY
warm, not enough snow for sleigh
ing.
1t is a great winter for cattle, and
they are doing fine and costing but
very little to keep them.
Eggs are SO plentiful they are
almost drug on the market. But
like the rest of the world we are in
the cluches of the grip and are all
more or less under the weather.
welcome The Herald like letter
from my dear old home, and have
lost none OF. my interest in the
Lancaster people. Yours truly,
MISS LOUISE CLUBB.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1908-01-25
Protect Your Own Town.

Protect your own town and
thereby show that you are in favor
of protection. If protection is good
for the nation it is good for the
town. AS .townspeople should favor
our town and community above
every other as the growth and
development of it is what will en-
nance the value of all property
both in and about it. Then buy
your drygoods, groceries, hardware,
furniture, etc., at home; have your
printing. your blacksmithing, your
shoe. makingdoneat home; patronize
home in every instance that you
can. The success of our merchants
and mechanics means new business
houses and re sidence improvement
and enlargement of additional de-
mands for labor of various kinds.
To the farmer a first class town
affords a better market for his
grain, better trading point, and
such a town is bound to increase
the value of his land. inquest
ionably Tin union there is strength. :"
Let us protect our town, our homes,
our surrounding territory. = Vernon
County Censor.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1908-01-25
Wintering Work Horses.

Many farmers winter their horses
upon the theory that stalk fields
and strawstacks are necessary to
tougher up the horses for spring
work. We do not believe that
animals which have been wintered
in fields will have much energy for
hard work. It is sheer folly to try
to winter any animal on dry corn
stalks, or straw. These things at
best should be fed with liberal
grain allowance, together with a
full manger of good clover or
timothy hay every night. We do
not believe in keeping horses
hog fat during the winter. for that
is the quickest and surest way to
get them out of condition. But
keep them in good flesh, in good
spirits, and use the curryeomb and
brush as regularly as during the
hardest working season If this is
done the work teams will be fit for
good hard work any time they are
hitched up, and they are hardened
up enough SO that any ordinary
service is not going to pull them
down. Farmer.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1908-01-25
Life a Funny Proposition.

An exchange solves the problem
Of life in this way. Man comes into
this world without his consent and
leaves against his will. During his
stay on earth his time is spent in
one continuous round OF contraries
and Misunderstanding by the
balance of the species.
In his infancy, he is an angel; in
his boyhood, he is the devil; in his
young manhood, he is everything
from to lizard; in his dotage he is
a fool, if he raises family he is a
shump, if he raises a small check he
is a thief and then the law raises
the devil with him.
If he is a poor man, he is bad
manager, If he Is rich he is dis
honest, if he Is in politics he is a
CRATER, if he is out of politics you
can't place him and he is an un-
desirable citizen, if he is in a church
he ls a hypocrite, if he IS out of
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1908-01-25
HOME STUDY COURSE
ON ROAD BUILDING
State University at Madison
VIII Aid Officials.
Course VIII Consist of Sixteen Lessons
and VIII Not Cost the Road
Makers a Cent

1t will be agreeable news to ali
friends of good roads that the State
University at Madison is now offer
ing a free home study course of
lessons in highway construction for
the road officials of the state. This
instruction will enable those who
have the res possibility for building
and maintaining public roads to
acquire =. a thorough, up-to date
knowledge in this important sub
ject. Coming at this time of the
year road officials may easily take
advantage of the generous offer,
and turn the long winter evenings
to very profitable account.
Many of the officials charged with
road construction and road mainte-
nance have been obliged heretofore
to depend largely upon the ex-
periences of the people in their own
town. These practices and ex-
periences are naturally limited.
The local knowledge has not been
complete enough. Therefore much
public money has been of necessity
wasted. This new home study
work will correct this defect; the
knowledge gained will enable super
visors, and pathmasters to spend
the public money to the best ad-
vantage.
Tho oor71co oo,ociS+e of 1e IocOors,
After discussing the primary con-
sideration of proper road location.
road building is taken up Under
this head are considered the three
elements which enter into the
making of a road-foundatlon,
drainage, and surface. These three
things are very thoroughly studied.
Road maintenance is also very
carefully considered. A searching
study is made of the various kinds
of road machinery-po1nts of eff.
ficlenCy and economy in general as.
well as merite and defects of any,
PARTICULAR machine. 49, -, -.
Bridges and culverts receive inn
portant consideration. A basis for
estimating cost and many other
forms of valuable information are
communicated. ii .azf4 q
Much interest is manifested
throughout the state in good roads.
The wise town officer will exercise
foresight by the construction Of
such roads as the people are be-
ginning to demand.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1908-01-25
KERR--BRIEL NUPTIALS.
Marriage of Popular Lancaster Couple
on Wednesday Evening.

Marriage of Popular Lancaster Couple
on Wednesday Evening.
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. August
Briel was filled about to the limit
of its capacity and presented a
decidedly holiday appearance on
Wednesday evening last, the occas
sion being the marriage OF their
daughter Anna to William Kerr,
Jr., of South Lancaster.
Precisely at the hour Of eight a
wedding march was begun by Miss
Laura Eastman, and the maids OF
honor, Misses Rosetta PennOck,
Minnie McKelvey, Florence Oates
and Luella Rose opened a passage
through the crowd of guests by
stretching ribbons from the stair
way TO the large square window IN
the front of the parlor which was
tastefully decorated. Down the aisle
thus formed passed the officiating
clergyman, Rev. w. II. Hannaford,
followed by the bridal couple.
The BRIDE was gOwned in white,
and carried pink and white carna.
tions, the same colors being prom
inent in all the the decorations.
After the brief, informal cere-
mony and the offering of congrat-
ulations by the many friends, re-
freshments were served, and q
general good time enjoyed. Though
the mercury outside was getting
down to the lowest point thus fan
this winter all was warmth and
comfort and gayety in that house.
Many beautiful and useful gifts
were bestowed upon the happy
couple consisting OF silverware,
china and glass, various articles OF
furniture etc., and prominent among
them a substantial gift in cash,
from the brides father, which
would go far toward furnishing a
house with the necessary equip
ment for housekeeping, or furnish
an encouraging nest egg for future
savings.
Mrs. Kerr has been a successful
teacher for the past five years and
will be given up regretfully by the
district which she has recently been
serving. Mr.. Kerr is farmer OF
experience and intends to make that
his profession. They will settle
upon Mr. Briefs farm northwest OF
town, with the best hopes of host
of friends for their success and
happiness.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1908-01-25
PRONOUNCES REPORT
MALICIOUSLY FALSE
Roosevelt Denies Use of Patron
age to Aid Taft.
President is Very Wrathy at Politician.
for Circulating False Statements
Concerning Him.

President Roosevelt has used the
shorter and uglier word" IN answer
to the charges that he has been
using federal patronage to bring
about the nomination of Secretary
Taft for the presidency. In a letter
written to a personal friend in
Indiana Mr.. Roosevelt says, touch
ing the federal patronage charge;
cit is an unqualified ie."
Mr. Roosevelt is saying virtually
the same thing to all his callers
whom he regards as open TO plain
statement, but he will not waste his
time talking Ito materially dis
honest politicians or intellectually
dish 0nest cranks."
1t is President Roosevelt's inten-
ton soon to reply in public letter
to the charges. He will reply not
only to the open statement. but to
the insinuatiOn of Gov. Hughes,
which Mr.. Roosevelt regards as
worse than above-board statements
VI Obu6I6s
Persons who get within close
speaking distance of the whitehouse
say that the president resents state
ments to the effect that his secre
tary Of war has taken his policies at
second hand, having had no part in
initiating them. Mr. Roosevelt
never has made public pronounce
ment that Mr.. Taft is his choice fol-
the Republican presidential nomina-
ton. but as he has never denied
that such is the case he thinks that
credit should be given the secretary
for having thoughts and opinions OF
his own ON public measures. and he
may add that he and his war
secretary have often differed on
public policies.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1908-01-25
Warm Water For Stock.

When stock is compelled to drink
water at temperature just above
freezing, the economic processes are
interfered with. If it is cow that
drinks it, the production of milk
and of butterfat is checked for "a
time. The steer stops in his work
of making beef till the water he has
taken is warmed up. 1t is seldom,
however, than an animal will drink
all the water he wants IL it is ex-
ceedlngly cold. The result is that
his food does not have the water
necessary to make all of 1t available.
The animals are turned out twice a
day, perhaps, to go to a tank or a
brook where the ice covers part of
the surface. Not half the water
needed is taken, and the animal
goes back to repeat the process IL
hours later. The owner does not
realize that the animals cannot
make use of the food they have
eaten without large proportion Of
HGbCA SOAnSS Will NGs GOOO III OAO
stomach has to have enough water
so that when it has been changed
by the juices and acids of the
stomach 1t will form milk-Iike fluid
that flows into the intestines,
through the wall of which it is OBJ
sorbed in the vessels that distribute
the food elements throughout the
body. If the water supply is cur
tailed the amount of this tactical
fluid is curtailed, and the food IS
not supplied to the body as effec-
lively as it should be. The loss is
certain, but it is invisible. and
therefore the farmer does not be-
ieve that it exists. The loss means
dollars not obtained that would be
obtained it the water were supplied
10 the greatest possible amount of
it being used.-Journal of Agri
culture.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1908-01-25

church he is a sinner and is damned,
If he donates to foreign missions he
does it for show, il he doesn't then
he is stingv. When he first comes
into the world everybody wants to
kiss him, but before he goes out
they ali want to kick him. II he
dies young there was great future
before him, if ne lives to a ripe old
age he is simply trying to save
funeral expenses Life IS a funny
road, but we all like to travel 1t
just the same.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1908-01-25
A Subscriber for IS Years.

Mica, NEBRASKA, JAN. 81, 1908.
EDITOR HERALD:-
In The Herald there is notice to
all subscribers to pay in advance.
I have taken The Herald over As
years and don't hardly know how
to get along without it. SO l will
send you postoffice order for one
dollar and fifty cents for another
year.
| think the Herald is very much
improved since you took charge of
il. MRS. A. l.. GLEASON.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1908-01-25
Notice to Settle.

To WHOM IT May CONCERN:
ALI bills owing the undersigned
from the year 1907 must be settled
on or before Jan. 80. 1908. We dis
like making extra expenses for any
one, but will have to insist upon
getting what is due us Therefore,
all accounts unpaid on the above
named date will be placed in a col
lector's hands at your risk.
GEO. LUDVIK e Son.
3t7 Lancaster, Wis.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1908-01-25
Russian Post Office SAVINGS Bank.


Consul 7. 3. Heenan, of Odessa,
states that although the post Office
savings bank system in Russia is OF
comparatively late origin, it shows a
healthy development The annual in
crease in the deposits now averages
about $46,000,000. The amount on de
posit on August 1, 1903, was s5O1,.
100000, and on the same date in 1907
it had reached $685., 100000 AS there
has not been any real advance in the
national prosperity to explain such an
increase in the nations savings, the
rush to the savings bank can only be
accounted for by the fact of the PEG
pie not desiring to retain large sums
in their hOmes.-Consular Report.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1908-01-25
The Common Enemy.

There is sneezing and there's wheeling
To be heard all over town;
There are hacking coughs not lacking.
Chilly thrills that will not down.
There is groaning, there is moaning
And abroad has gone the tip,
''Get your whisky. outline fIisky.
For the town has got the grip.
Public dizzy, doctors busy,
Druggists working with broad smile
More new cases in all places
Showing up each little while,
Wives despairing, men all swearing.
First tear and than frown,
Lots of nurses, empty purses,
For the grip has come to town.
Every meeting ones repeating
To his neighbor good advice
How to ket p we'll, how to sleep well,
And ii sounds so very nice.
But it's needless for folks needless
Wise advice let slip.
For they know it-an things show is,
Every body's
Got
The