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The Marshall republican., 1908-10-16
SLATER.

STRANDED - TIE Edward
Gayle Stock Company, com o-ci
Of ten people, which glvN two
performance at the Slater O. era
house last Friday AMI Satur-
day night, bccamh finarc,al Y
embarrassed while here AMI dis
banded.
The trouble was caused by an
lttachmcnt suit brought b
Attorney Barnett, OF SCla il
Mo, for n hotel bill amDuntnr
to $1,000.
We understand that SoMn cf
the members of tn, company
were very angry wArl their
trunks were attached ami clan
ed that Their mango, Mr.
Warren had informed tncm tnat
all bills had beel Taid.-Slater
hustler.
Robt, T, Ham was called tn
MaryvillC, Mo, last Sunday
n,ght by a message which stat
ed that his brother tbs CLAM,
had been thrown from n convey
ance and was probably fatally
injured, At the time of gong T.
press no word had been rec eycl
from him.-Slater RuSt,er.
Chas, BoltH, of the Slater Mil
4 Elevator Company informs u
that the weavel has made it's APP
'pearance in this years eros of
wheat, This is a very unusual
occurrence and 1t Is we'll enough
for farmers who have wheat
The Marshall republican., 1908-10-16

For Infants ard ChildreE.
Tho Kind You Hare Always Borght
Bears the ~ .@z
Signature of G~S<<afaSzzZ1zM
lOUSTONIA

Miss Rose IIallcnbcck. Of IIous-
tonia was awarded first prem
!um ON a Rattenburg Coat i'm the
textile department at tue State
fair.-liouStonian.
\ SAD ACCIDENT sad ac,,-
dent occurred at the hone Of
EaEin Hurt Saturday evening.
Mary EuEeuia, tn 'three-yrar.
old daughter of Mr., AMI Mrs.
Hurt, wandered into the barn
yard and was kicked either b, a
horse or mule, the animals hoof
striking her full ON the forehead.
the bow %fracturing tn Sku,,.
Her parents attention was at
tractCd to her by her cries. No
one witnessed the accident. con-
S2lucntly the exact mama: of
the occurrence Is not known. Dr..
Y. \, Smith was hastily summon
I'd, and has been at the bedside If
the little sufferer ever since, who
Is in a critical conditiou.-lluuS-
ton,an,
The Marshall republican., 1908-10-16
County News
From Our Exchanges
ARROW ROCK

Abe ROM ne we understand has
sold his farm to VIII and jim
Wood. The Wood Bros. will move
out on the farm some tlmla this
fall. Mr., Romine has not decided
where he will go. but Is in Okla
homa this week looking at the
country with n view of locating
there,-Statesman.
The Marshall republican., 1908-10-16
An AmsltIous Mother.

Hubby" said the ob~servant wife,
the ianitor OF these fats is a bach
eAor.s
what OF Nt"
Il really think he 10 becoming IN
tsrssted in our oldest daughter"
'Thsre you sc again with your pips
essAsss. Last week Il vas a dGka.s
The Marshall republican., 1908-10-16

stored to examine it at once. BY
running it through a fan mill
these Insects can b. destroyed.
but II left alone the wheat viii
500 become very much dcprec-
.atod III value.-Slater Rustler.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-12-31

A Christmas Decoration.

When the children have tired of even their
new possessions land how soon the new be-
comes old and it is too early for the sandman
to pay his nightly visit try this simple amuse-
ment: Suspend wreath OF holly or ever
green from doorway and give to each child
an equal quantity of nuts paper-wrapped can
dies or favors that will stand handling then
see who throw the most articles through
the wreath into a basket placed to catch them
Give simple reward to add zest to the game
In the same manner the game of ''twos" Is
conducted. Take large napkin or piece of
stout paper. Place a lot of nuts or hard can
dies in the center. Let q child take hold of
each corner and give three vigorous losses.
singing:
Goodies, goodies, dance, my Christmas goodies
Up they go, down they go; dance. my Christ.
mas goodies"
Then there will be lively scrimmage to see
who can recover the most
These little devices will make a Jolly ending
to the happiest day in the year for the chill
dren, Put them to bed with pretty songs ring.
Ing in their ears
Everywhere, everywhere Christmas tonight
Christmas where snow peaks stand solemn and
white,
Christmas where the cornhelds lie sunny aud
bright.
Everywhere. everywhere. Christmas tonight.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-12-31

lines Of surprising beauty. before persons
house they are generally rewarded for their
pains with gifts OF lard bacon and eggs.
But with all the mysticism and ultra sent
mental ways Of regarding Christmas the Ger
man never forgets Il Is emlnently season OF
good cheer. Pork In every form and beer
usually take the place OF roast beef, turkey,
and stronger drinks. Then they also have the
bears head with lemon impaled between It's
Rrinnlng tusks OF course this delloacy dates
back TO Wotan's day. Tradition says Wotan
was fond OF the bears head. but Il Is not easy
10 see where the lemon comes In as the god
was certainly not familiar with this tart fruit
In Rrandenhurg and the Uekermark any pigs
head will do 1.-THE stock OF hoar's heads would
not hold OUT. and round this animals head
are garnishings OF sausage and green cab
oage
silesia is province which has especially
earned a reputation for succulent dishes Some
OF the most renowned of German gastronemi.
cal authorities have lent additional luster to
the place by being born there. At Christmas
time the dish most Ia request among the sle-
slams Is smoked pigs head With baked fruit
packed In Il. and also generously spread over
the whole dish THIS dainty reioees in the
name Of Himmelsreich the kingdom OF
heayenl.
In North Germany the pigs head ts not as
prominent as In the south. Here there is moro
miscellaneous Christmas eating, hearty enough
but altogether Ia variance with American
tastes Cakes OF all sizes aud shapes are also
baked and eaten. aud some Of these have a
tonghness 81 guttapercha and a hardness OF
granite. These cakes take the farm OF knecht
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-12-31

Ruprecht. or Nikolaus angels and other
Christmas novelties. Some of these are
favored with honey some with pepper. but
all are of such consistency that no ordinary
grown-up person could enjoy a surfeit OF
them and survive the feast Only children
seem to be able TO eat these konigbucken
and live.
Christmas delicacy which only the initiated
can truly appreciate, this is boiled suet dump
lings and behring's. One cannot be blamed for
asking why this mlxtures Was the herring
also favored by Wotan?
The herring, as a Christmas dainty Is also
favored throughout Saxony but there takes
the form of salad. and Is eaten with smoked
pork, and delicate kind of sauerkraut, in
which caraway seeds are prominent The
Saxony peasants Christmas table is invariably
deeked with these dishes ON Christmas eve.
and remains thus spread out during the night
His Idea in doing this is that angels. possibly
weary OF nectar and ambrosia. may condescend
TO visit his humble abode while he sleeps and
regale themselves with Saxon smoked beef
and herring salad.
Il Is interesting to watch the transformation
OF a German village at Christmas from it's
usually treeless appearance into town laid
in forest Of frs. Wagon loads of these resin
scented trees are sent from the hills of Thurin
Sia the hatt@ anu Siesla, ana are put up IN
even rows In the streets and squares OF the
town. There Is nothing like IL in any other
country. For fortnighs before the great
feast these long avenues of Tanner" are
crowded with eager purchasers men. women
and children of all ages, and of every station
in life. The great desire Of each is to get a
symmetrical tree and as few trees are liter
ally perfect in shape it is the business of the
tree merchant to supply branches aud thus
give the tree the desired roundness,
II Is the tree that is the attraction OF every
German home from the katsers palace down to
the humblest peasants hut aud around II
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-12-31

invite disaster In the next. A certain
chauffeur has worn an old soft hat
In all his races for the last few years.
and would refuse to take the wheel II
II was lost or stolen, II is battered
gray felt that has been washed so.
many times in the gasoline tank that
its original shape can only be guessed
Mt. the crown lining is missing. and
the leather sweatband has been clums.
fly mended in several places with
coarse. white thread by the motor
ists's own hand; but he clings TO 1t
with an affection born of long asso:
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-12-31

citation aud firm belief In its power
as a mascot
Another driver pinned his faith TO
a little pearl pig hung on his watch
chain. He lost It one day, and.
strange to say. in spite OF his previous
record. he has never won a race since.
Nearly all the drivers balk at cross
ing a funeral
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-12-31
HAVE MANY QUEER IDEAS

by them to be unlncky. as well as IS.
An entEant in the 1895 Vanderbilt Cup
race who wrecked bis car against
telegraph pole and had his ribs broken
attributed his, mlsfortuues TO the facts
that his car was No. and be was %
years old, a combination hard 10 beat
al hoodoo.
large number OF drivers feel that
to discard hat or cap that has been
In any successful event would be TO
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-12-31

were the champion rapid beer pipe
cleaners, and l was lying in ignorance
of the fact that beer had pipes, or that
the pipes had to be cleaned, or that
Blank & Co, could clean them faster
than anybody else. Well. l learn
something every time | look around"
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-12-31
@gsRg& Ag @aaa
At the Manqer.

When first. her Christmas watch to keep
Came down the silent Angel, Sleep,
With snowy sandals shod
Beholding what his mothers hands
Had wrought, with softer swaddling-
bands
She swathed the Son of God.
Then. skilled in mysteries of Night,
With tender visions of delight
She wreathed his resting-place,
Till, Weakened by warmer glow
Than heaven itself had yet to show,
He saw his mothers face.
John B. Tabb. in Atlantic.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-12-31
Drivers Of Racing Automobiles Are .
Expectations Class.

Automobile Eaeedrlyers are a hard.
headed lot. but they have few pet
snperstitions just the same. II is al.
most impossible TO get any OF them TO
aceept the number Is. and for this
reason Il has been skipped 10 recent
races. cars being numbered 1914.
Seven IL another number considered
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-12-31
RULES FOR CHRISTMAS GIVING
Give willingly.
Give tactfully.

Give willingly.
Give tactfully
Put thought into your giving.
Don't consider return gifts.
Never give to others what you
wouldn't want yourself.
The unexpected gift insures a spe-
cial appreciation.
To give ostentatiously is the height
of bad taste.
Give to the sick and the sorrowful If
you would know the true joy of giving.
Never give more than you can af-
ford Your friends know your circum-
stances as well as you do yourself and
the pleasure of both giving and re
ceiving is lost.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-12-31
~46SRsg.a3@,-sa k@g.Ap4la.
A ouestlon in Elnance.

Are you good at arithmetic, my
dear?" asked Mr.. Perkasie of his wife.
81 was accounted the very best
arithmetician at school," replied Mrs
Perkasie. with touch of pride in
her voice.
Il have problem for you"
estate It,"
"How can buy $50 worth of Christ
mas presents with SO in cash and no
credit?"
>4S22Ssgga SO &E4&
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-12-31
Just Possible.

Honesty is the best policy" re.
marked the optimist.
so 1t was in the DAYS Of the
provero maker" reioined the contrary
person, but l guess the policy must
have expired"
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-12-31
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groves Of forest oaks. Ia nearly every district
o. the Fatherland there still remains the quaint.
est and quserest Of christmas customs, whose
origin il lost in the hoariest antiquity. They
have All Ia the process Of time assumed
Christian character more or less burlesqaed.
but the folk .iorists wii tell you that they date
from the days OF Wctan and Freya
the peasants OF SiiesIa. the woodrnen OF the
Black Forest. and the hiIismen Of Bavaria.
happily know nothing Of the origin OF the queer
pranks they play at Christmas. they only
know thar they hare been handed down by
their fathers. and that they In turn will hand
down the lmmemoFiai customs 10 their chill
Gren-
IN Germany the old custom Of mamming Is
sim kept up From house 10 house these
snEmraeFs go The shepherds. especially. are
entertaining They are the comic men OF the
troupe who, Ia a half grotesque and hat seri-
ons way. represent the events Of the nativity.
There was a famous company Of Christmas
nsummers couple 81 years ago Ia Bavaria.
with q magnificent looking hrsi shepherd. who
ueyer wearisd Of poking fun at The minister
Of nnAnce
After These rowing villagers have recited
thelF faFag0 Of nonsense. or It NAY be their
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-12-31
Vnlrttnr
MnHtttgH

AEIa& RA2
The joyous time is drawing
nigh. the time of turkey, pudding,
ME. nor do we dream of after
ills, of squills, and pills, and
Christmas bills.
A girl begins to hang up the
mistletoe at about the age when
she stops hanging up her stocking.
- -
A pessinist is a fellow who
wouldn't hang up his stocking
for fear old Santa Claus might
swipe it.
Christmas cigars are not
always pulled up with pride.
There's many a slip 'twixt the
Miss and the mistletoe.
- -
Don't make it too strong.
Many a man has been knocked
out by one good, stiff punch.
- -
Ask a truthful woman what
she enjoys most about Christ
mas, and she will tell you the
bargain sales afterward.
To sing a rhyme of Christmas
time that line is but the first OF
it,. here's hoping you may not
feel blue because you get the
worst of it.
When a child writes a letter
of thanks to Santa Claus, 1t
should be cherished like rare
plant. That lid isn't long for
this world.
No Christmas present Is so
useless that you can't pass it on
to some one else next year.
Remember that it is better to
give than to receive-the things
you don't want.
- -
Take off the tags. Many
friendship has been severed by
the price mark on a Christmas
present.
have often wondered wherein
consisted the wisdom of Solomon
when he had thousand wives.
I / am now convinced that it must
have been in living in the days
J before Christmas was celebrated.
I - -
J It's all right to pity the poor
Z at this peace-on-earth season,
I but it is also well to remember
:. that sympathy doesn't fill an
+ empty stomach.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-12-31
Another Queer Trade.

There are all kinds of queer bust
nesses." unused the woman who looks
for signs. Il saw wagon the other
day announcing that the proprietors
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-12-31
MR.. STAHBOLTk S{l
Some Things Il. w.
y 4 ess

~yN|f
ent I'D like to max !.
Mr. staybolt. ia n.s
fulness to the down.
to the timid, and STREE
the power Of sell.de11essIa
yield too easily, ana
to the lazy. sss
Il have often tho.
It IL that you cant
things, these helpful oo.''..
put up and at such ! 81.
them within the reach !.
cheerfulness. bottled
courage in tablets. sna =,
in the form of a poWda,
or you might, ] Suppose !
up canned. for that matt,
But in the absence /, s.
preparations and Our e.'..'
ability to buy such thi.ss
them as gifts to those ~. |.
might most benefit pe,bs,- J
i
permit me to offer 10 ~ =,
suggestion.
ITO the dispirited take ,
view. To the downheartsd :,
on the doleful side. n y :
don't be afraid. To the va I
who fancy themselves i
strength. You'll be sarprI,.,
how much you've got.
To those who yield TOO :,
yourself once, and again. \,
joy and strength that win /
to you. TO the lazy, get
shovel, in a gang Of laborea
driving boss; and II YOU Al
to get back TO your present
! the best you know how Il
my guess.
Il cant send you these
. cans or bottles; but II any
will take my advice and
you'll think that Mr.. Stay
: very kind Santa Claus"
!: @@Me@~sSA@k
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-12-31
Tbe. GDrtstmas Spirit

Christmas Is the season Of kindaess. 5er
Christmas celebrates TIE coming Of Christ m
10 the world, and the beart Of The Gbria
message Is lcve-lcve expressing Itself 10
bcnely channels Of friendliness ana coca
will, love that ''sMffeetb long and Is kind
II We bave kindly emotions, let them baW
their way and blossom into kindly tbcagbls
and kindly deeds. Eet the free child $plrlI
Of cpen.bearted frieadIiness prevail. JT
this Is The ebilrs festival, celebrating tDs
birth q child, the Wcrderfal Giver WDS
gave binself for mankind. Eet US carry tDe
Christmas spirit through all The following
days that come and O. With all their meas
are Of care Or pain or pleasure, and bear III
our hearts the Inspiration and bcpe u iDs
blessed Christmas festival u love, BEARING!
ever ringing above The sounds Of earth ana
sense, tbe song u The angels beraldiHg IN
tbs birth Of tbe Saviour Of mankind.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-12-31

ARE told that the German
surrounds his Christmas
with more OF IN element OF
mysticism than does he OF
any other nation. II Il
probably . survival OF the
far back days when his
painted ancestors celebrated
their mysterious rites, At
Christmas. under their dark
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-12-31
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Feeens
o q i
lie great
don't h
s,,rnmeT.
IN The c
min by
<.sshed ou
Z. sAfv boy
,z house.
go lving on
.<e was not
!. .'stfng else, I
q, work. !
:, ,'.storm tn,
xithout
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Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1908-11-05

The Romans we're very skillful bow
men. although they discarded the weap-
On In warfare. trusting to the charge
and to hand to hand fighting. Many
Of the Roman emperors were famous
aschers- It is said that Domitian would
place boys In the circus at 4 consider
able distance from him and as they
heid up their hands with the fingers
outstretched he would send the arrows
between them with such nicely and &C.
curacy Of aim that he never inflicted a
wound
The wicked emperor Commodns
boosted thu, be never missed his aim
Or failed to kill the Wild beast that he
shot with a single arrow. He would
set shaft in his bow ~ some Wild
beast was set free in the circus to de-
your q living criminal condemned to
die Just when the furious animal
vas sprinsin. on his prey the emperor
would strike II dead at the mans feet
Sometimes i,sl lions were let loose at
once IN order that be. with 100 arrows,
might Kill them. With Arrows the
heads Of which were semicircular he
would sever The necks Of ostriches In
full fight
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1908-11-05

Hbcadne HssS ssw<ea 400 l4sae.s
70 4S&sa rrs.7s1S1 A1c sszx.< res 0eS:
1e 11>x u sN ~ . ees-xso dxy aai
oc'za- II -he ss--x 81 Wealthy gadax
Nh vAzs-xe-4. Il Etrzkrs street
11ESsz xkasrs y BON be haa rea
csarx.4 Ealyx
These s.su,s~s+ began 70 arrive &ooc
asssr larsassak The rnSA cua1inued
unrE ssesr-ir nsadua<ht The. zane by
S5.ie< End ]. --zss3-Ssis
Tb-re v~-S iasa chimney sweeps sQl
tsk@rs FITS s3cs1arx~ 1.fy dentists. ffry
acc,sDs atrs~ here were priests 10 nd
minister extreme roc-saa and Me:hc-
dist ussei-s~ 20 offer laxs prz
There Eefs- City confeefionesx with
welding e. hes ffss undertatefx with
eothns. ffts GShnonse.x with baskets
cs cod and Holsters They pushed.
QrafTeaed srsd fought. and the police
rere called ont 10 prevent rios FL
nally among the boa xed ones csuae the
governor OF The Eank Of England. the
ROYAL Duke q Gloucester and the lord
mayor Of London. each lurel thither
By some cunning pretext A police in
~estisation followed. but the perpetra-
tor was not detected.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1908-11-05
Easing Test esr csssss.

Il Z eef13s4 employment agency ten
cs,,4s on; q q sob waited one After
,sucu sas: s-ra for 4 situation 70 turn
Up Presently : well go~o-d woman
wiae nas ssaorT ii servants applied 1t
shs ssesx fo- slse desired hep The
manager referred her 70 The feu cooks.
J-h* upn4aH Interviewed ezch oI them
a 'esss viii u,asz tisfxetory resusta
40; ors- 8. them. soe explained 70
lie manager Q. lie agency. likes TO
exi stss thing. ina. we Ike
-EEE .h4' dsHe.e.ce does that
s-saey- a-ise-d the manager The. are
40 6@ssft "a, Z ..rss fos Al that
-5-- BE- .ui6a-, suit ne The NO
asau ssl9l5tss .ss.e,assrel!- NJ family
.srA r+,y fs.s,avloez-d tastes In cook
ssy s1rs KY e-sss-s-sce has tzuyh. NE
lAs.s pEss epaE n ao gkes The same
tisssss Fs4ss w Ike csn prepare them
NJ se7.sz rat il = matter os sim
pr szss-s-4e,zs s+s.st- Il stands 70 Ysasou
z.-es any 15a cock likes xiil turn
%. i.p-7Ar ss.sa use shs doekn-. like.
ezs-aesess Zss-sla Nil; Do tie vcrx mr.
nj, LII Ggss ! -i.1 nose tastes a9res
viii osrx = i's4iissespAaa Ledger
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1908-11-05

leg seur rasd ss"y'
etrsn niger Of he bioy .., sad
Up 70 tie s. WAX It'll. Ing y
eels rs pas * liz 'g
but ! &C. so-ii.s - =
where ! c:.a ~ Il g1ss ',la
dire ! me i, ,,.eg' 49, Ga
ne man whom IL a...r.,
standing IN trou, of sssei
rub graia q saud u, 'S = 'slla'
With one baud aud IS 3. + us
with the other. IN /, w,s ~ ~
Gay ga. ana At fi-s' he Aaile !. rev. "
6us presently he spoae slo
,nr, q" :. to the iexl block" he sad .
turn to the right Four Doors ~ !,
you will fisd res,aura,, ss'S q
Inc stranger thanked lin az,
en- About an hour la,sr ,s a4u
eentally met again. Tie s,rs arss
on his way gu, Of town w.
and spoke. ne s'oI
MY friend" be said ~ .,,,.
your directions ! wen, Is No -.
rant you directed me to. and ! y. y.
worst Of meal ever had IN my M, =. y
! thought you would" ans.
The other. III you had ws, s.,. .
got that grain OF sand on. =,
! should have sent you TO ,o ~
taurant. but you didn't. / tns, :.
divide my misery with somehodr
you happened TO be haniy.--
Companion. w
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1908-11-05

IL aepzzsesf forms q xyseet ps-a ley
tie 7t4s1,sr:s 5.es;st VIII whom ss-i5e
Ecsen and ts-r DUAe. .ssa.o-d has.
xz-4-4.r l=@-- Frequently verr Essxxzsnx
- the ts4zsd
1zsA eysiszay .5- fsizners wife, IL
t1sals- tyr few Eaiuu74-s with Esaith-s
rsssfss-s- ssz4arfs.-d sis- a. She vas
rc=rg -s-ss LIZ. -ssss1 sh- would go 10
syss. rl.h sls= ts1tke11s
vabe1 Els t..-df-r.,e &,TzFed III
IL aas-r tb- fs-uxSzsf Exs nowhere TO
TX ss1.a4 As7=s considerable search
.iae asas sss=5ser+-i sitting On large
ssese sssf ~ chicken house, quietly
sa-r.sszs- III ss=i as ta-r came IN ose
h5 ose
Edith aise5 s,es 1oy.lser. -uh4i
a-e POS srsl.s.. ss4.e: I've asen look
81 ses you eTersr besv, It's tine TO 60
Z, s<ss.
i lssw. -sss Der. -as tbe reply.
-ss,,ii i..e: = .,-zssg AL IN DOW, 50 she'll
be ise.4 sysss ] gssesx
10 arr - and wao VII t,e there?
What en saFsa s,e !ou talking abo0t
esalsle = a-ss-i ~ 1arsssted nohe.
q ssse=i Edith ,afbe. iu-
paizs.;sssg. GnoN Mrs - said she
w4s -eis. rosst With the chickens
forfeit. -.as i-tn Mailing 70 see how
Eb~ does t. =
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1908-11-05


lsss ssE1! sssga5 L schoolboo1D tAal
cherries we're introduced to England
b. TIE -.rl.ss-sr~ 9. Sreengrocef Of
Hear VIII: $50. that they we're NOT
epnmaa fo- 3 hundred years after thai
tune This : 81 error Nj ThemAe
Wright fouad tie name in every one
q Tie Aags Saxon vocs bulaYaes which
BE edited SO COMMON were they and
% highly esteemed that tie tine TOT
eatheyiag them became recognized
festival cherry fair OF feast" And
this grew in.n q rroverbtai expressioo
70. 1eesiag joys. Cover says the Fri
as taught that life is tut q ch2ye-
fayre.- and Hope --endure,h but .
throwe. righ. as 1t were 4 cherye-
fes.e" There Is more than one record
Of the purchase OF trees for the kings
earcen at Westminster centuries Be-
fore Henry VIII. was born But Pliny
ecnradicted the fable. as II in pro.
phetic mood After telling that Lu-
eullus drst brought cherries to Rome
from Pontus. in ESQ A. g. c., hs adds
that in the course Of I'D years they
have spread widely. even passins
over seA to Britain. Cornhill Man.
zine