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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-05-01
DnTet ne Rf6kkrnrt.
Seoissrst al en- praitif SusmooeL
Gmilics Smelct.

Gre sGe, 8 Spiieifeer SIsbe, 8
SpiieIfeer bpiot Suffer. 8 Spiieifeer
Mel. glommerne piifeS meo Suf.
ferret, ioa bar MAJ MeIet og 5lsben /
og piifer oct igien. gGggebpiSerne
pipes itipe % bopes / tililut. Gn
Slump Smer imeltes | Ell itor Stege.
panbe, Rsren baoeS oeri og Banoen
iGttes oppaa Stopen, bpor Der life
er altfor Iterf unberporme, til 6en
begpnoer at ltipne og ma antnger,
at Den er paste brun unoer. Den
IGttes oa mo | 9ageropnen, paa oen
sperite Shit, til ben er faIt, men life
brln paa Soppen. Man imsrer iao
Sellp eller Spltetei ooer foloer One.
leten iammen, laber Den foriigtig
GLIDE ODER paa ct parmt SAB og fer.
oerer ben itrar. 9enne er meget
goo, let at lope og / oct belle "gob at
ia til, nanr Der fonrner ct Wenne.
ife," - iom oct beber / SusboIo.
uiunSihrnnpt
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-05-01
Eubning % gubepur.

Sra Sr. $. 6. 9anieIiou, Sroof.
fielo, Minn., bar hi facet Sp~fororing
til igien at labe BAN faa Den / 8la-
oct gipne SplDsning ON boorIeoes
Gooepor IopeS, og elers at iige noget
ON Eo6ntng al gGbletrPr.
Taa 0enne garstio err Der flere
bIanbt 9labets 2piere, Der bar
Brig for ben iamme SpIpsning, og
oerfor trpffer Ri BEN op igien.
8o6t Gobeoor Iaoe8 al Sarpir,
gioor og SaIg. Siteoenfor SoIg fan
NaleroIie BRIGGS. Snmmeniptnin.
gen at oisie Soger er iom fsIger:
Sarpir 8 8unb, 9ipor 1 8uno og
SinoIie Y Gint. gler i~aaIeOes:
Sarpir 2 8uno, 9ipor I Buno %
SaIg p Gunb. Smelt bette | en-
8rpoe oper en- iuag Slo, % mar bet
er aobt iammenbIonoet, ga tom oct i
en- 9eboloer meo foIot 8ano. Smsr
ioa bine S9noer meo Seot og
bearbeio Soret mellem S9noerne peS
at itrGffe Oct, in6til set faar en- Inie.
gitI 5arpe. Eli fremtiSigt @rr,g fan
oct htles inb | flint gapir, Ser fsrit
er operimurt meo 6ebt.
8e6 at babe Iiot SSeot poa Sin.
creme, bin6res set ira at b4nge iait,
nnar oct brltaes til Sobning. Ssi.
itrimler og Sraab iom bruges til
Booming fan bpppes / oct imeIteoe
Dor, meSenS oct er / 8rpbeu.
2nifes Boret o~pbeparet / flpSenoe
StiffeIie, oa tag blot 1 gunb Sar.
pir og 2 liner Snlg og imeIt fam.
men. Raar bet er nifislet ga fol til
6 liner @ItoboI og 1 llnie 5erpen.
tin-S piritlis og opbepar / en- pibmun.
oct og forfeit SLATE. Strpg Oct paa
meo Ell gsrite.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-05-01
>11ape

bpts De t1r HpstE Sans,omrr paa t1er Jssm a
Rdstliesier tSatsbruuse. Eaieeo efter az haze tguas
eaarlia SeEsstslit, lar Eape. Sa5peBia- Syfpa.
sieTtssanisH, Qsal nc, spimHslate; Jetaapptiis. ais
tarh | yRapsR. pnpeapfHe ETC. Tan Et eltge nartiJ
ca paris ,uFsrst EsTfs sgsf cicm pee az eEase @Eg.
Nm tfgmapaA aRe 9pnefoltiea IablstF'. Stpnas
pas bra { sessTies pan MeseH Frxitrr SaaEaeoeR 10.
"Sfomalttt" r~edulerer co tEltr 8lapsa tuhvcrfek.
Deb egHHg no51slfe SthdHetiaa htveF t. freK iiAervt.
hppr EgeeieiR aIeue aaar fstI, "a ,Tr tan iphe hpao
1e tsrsr. Seggo 10 1sui ier u srtte RsapsrtstH.
"a vi ptl isabe en- $40 sheaoliSs ~ h~etlttniembelt
Eerisn. ism lloes At MaDeieseomHie. Senb has.
G. was0n SUITE sos, RoyL ms. Bidg, Chicago.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-05-01
snr,,te,t np Bnnen.
Spar paa spsrssmaal.
ReSiserst at en- pra,tifs sarms.

SSerlt MI gaiilte itpltg er CT Edi
SperesmaaI fommet | bore SGnoer
bbilfe pi itrar bill isge at beipare
Oct fsrite err fra en- Game / SoutE
genb, Snoiana. Der oeter at neo'
lpsse en- Del sgg til @interbrl,e, o.
snifer at pioe, bniIfen Iaaoe er Der
beoite. og bpilfen Gio er Den iifreIte.
Sertil fan ipares, at Der / "9ecorab,
Soften" tiolisere er eipet en- 3ebe.
g~ierelie at Oenne Sag unber Sper.
f~friften Spbeparine al sc q,
men oa bet er lGnge iioen, bill bi
giengioe ben Der enonu Ell Sang, 90
hi Deo ben er goo oe iparer til gle.
me6et:
ut oct babe for Sarmere og an.
Ore er forbeIagtiet at titnne opbepore
gGg, Der ON Spmmeren foiter ON.
firing oct babe al, bpob De gisr ON
8interen er noget ole er erige /. iaa.
trent oct laber iig gisre lloen altfor
tort 9eioRr. Sra poalioeIig Slide
bar hi bentet fslgenbe Inpisning: S
"a 8alorer foeenoe 8anb tiIiettes
IL 8nnb uIGifet aalf, og 4 Iunb
alminoeIigt Gogialt. 2ab bette itoa
en- Gags Sib, men rsr BET ON ofte,
iaa SplsSningen bliper fuIoitpnoig.
9aeen efter fan ben flare gGife
sies | Stenfriiffer. Gag iaa en- Sol.
Ion fogenbe 8anb og oplss beri 5
Inner Cream Of Sartar, 5 ltnier Sal.
better og 5 Inner 9orar iant 1 llnie
Ilun og blanb bette inmmert meS set
sprige.
2Gg 9gg9ene | 6enne Gage, efter.
bpert iom De iamIes tnb fra gfeoet.
On enbnu Iettere Inabe, Der oaiaa
fan bruges, er at imsre gGgsene meo
rift Smult oe lGsge Dem neo | fin
malet SaIt, beIit / en- lioens &asie.
9enne &aSie meo 9gggene / 6sr iet.
tes iaalebes, at ben b9lber itprtt til
Sioen og Oenne Sitting bsr ofte tiff.
tes ON, mart til en- SIDE og mart til
Ell anben. 9ette gisres af ben
8runb, at 9lommen life ifaI iige no
til Sfaaet paa nogen af Sioerne, men
boIoe fig | Rioter.
Com Dberligere Sorflaring til
openitaaenoe fan fsies, at SemmeIig.
beben meo Spbeparins Of sgg beitaar
bopeoiogelig | at binbre 9uften ira
at transe ieiennem Sfalet, ser 10
er porsit, oct bill iige fuIot of intaa
Sui, berfor fan andre Sing oeiaa
tiene til at beffe bisie Suffer, iaaiom
Set, iom BRIGGS til at more
paa gggget, maa bore al Den 9eIfaf.
at bet life 9iper en- oaarIig
Sma9 til SnoboIoet.
81 antager, at De gGg Ser Ipqges
'ioit paa Sommeren er Sc beoite at
'pbepare til Sinterbrilg. Sor man
It fisligt Steo for g@g ON CONNIE.
zen oa fan Spbeparinsen begpnoe
.toligere. @n Stng maa life glenn.
mes / oenne Sorbinoelie, oq oct er,
IT Sanerne maa bore ubeItenete fra
,logang til Seniene, naar De ggg
G9ges, Der tages til Spbeparing for
Gngere Sib. Oct er ~gobtgiort, at
tbefru9teoe seg bill boI0e Jig beOre
g lPngere emo befruateoe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-05-01

qaar re rrioer III glocrferenoe.
Tdd barr ial beultg al meooele. al
Te iua eeres advertisement / De-
torub+R oiteu'. Tet Firer ZEN ben
beofte BebnHoliHa.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-05-01

| - Naristetsr al be bseftc Macer isiwrfrg.
SrrmisotReeFs % anleec for at Irlae s9ga.
3Henbdtor aplIHaer. RuacrR. 1btur for
d"iGr'rzauiere. Reoigreeb 3orbbgrrlaHter
~ 90 andre 0GueiGirr. etpr Aataloa faaes frlt.
Oakland Poultry Farm, AibertL Lea, Nina
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-05-01

20 Sptieifeer Smsr, 2 Gesiert.
ifeer WeI, en- Sop @eIf, 4 sGq,
2 Sptieifeer Suffer. Snter, MeI %
WeIf foges til BET er tpft og ieput,
naar bet iaa er bIepet noget aifisIet,
bar man 9@gaeblommerne /, uben at
piife Dem og iaa tiIilut sgsgebpi.
oerne, iom fsrit er piifet itioe og Ger.
paa Iibt eiter liot er ipiipet Sufteret.
Dian bar oct op / en- pelimrurt Sorm
og iteger ben meb iepn. men life oft.
for iterf 8arme. Zen maa ipiies
itror % ierperes meo "Rsb Souce".
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-05-01
SiSeu for Booming.

"a Sobnius al 5rusttraer er no.
GET, ION ioretnges paa io~rifieuige
Raaoer, er BET osida meo Senipu til
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-05-01

gdriabee e1er apaIitst. Scr eseH CsapriraHfrrnssl
iortitrtHa, her firGftcr ia oner et langt TtosrHni, be-
Rpiicr big rneb eHbbrr amErican Raitfue. Nigb iffe
en- Separator al roatu daent. eduoleube eler Bon.
oretrhuit; tnogda lite ncges aouir1ft eaer Cperens.
fomt, antag lite Huacu Wdlftne for apnt. inben ne
bar trutfet Hoais @alouer @elf gicHHem nor Hpe be.
fpeuiHe H~ltoiebstc amertcdn. eraa ben huer Saa foe
en- EanHt6, % IL. hpurie0ts ben ppereaur enhuer ansen
NafftHt. vi fdn aftrdee ben ftrur. Fab % IeHbe Fem
port nnc diibue ON disoe Sepdrafor. Trt tr f~orifigis
itGt ira npaet enbef. Itaci0m Dor Hne ntiofe bste anie,
rttau or VILE 'ordu, aarcois frenttnruFuE hpiIfeHioars
htlti aneta Separator &Trhcu. Stri1 sfter sorf for
aritet ftleno % oatrt frt Ratnlos opcr Dor me uriSis.
bstr MpDti. N6rcsir
AMERICAN SEPARATOR co.
Box 1850, cambridge. New York
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-05-01
giaia aaper Safe.

On Sop Suffer, en- toppet Spite.
tie Smtlt og en- toppet Spiieife
Smsr, 2 g@a, Ell &op ieb MeIf, 3
Sbeifeer Batting Bomber, 2 &ppper
Wtel, Ell Sbeife 8aniIie.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-05-01
RortnsiTf CANINE Srifasie.

Gre Buno Samme.g rpit ifipres
cp ! imaa Stpffer os gipes ct Cpfog
| iaa meset fogenbe gnnb, at Oct
itaar sobt oper aisoet. Nnar oct bar
fcst 10-15 Rimuter, bGlbes bette
gano bort, Saa bar man rift TO.
geuoe gaub oper, ialter oct meo en-
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-05-01
Surtugiiiif Stcg.

Sertil fan man goot benpttc De
biaigere % iimpIere Stpffer Ore.
fiso. Rau ifiprer aft Scot al OF
bruner Stpfferne go6t paa begge 81.
Der | Smsr eIer aoot Wabfeot. Saa
bar man 9isoet op / eft Stegeia6 oa
bar noget Salt og Eeber oper set.
S Smsret, iom er igien / gan6en,
brunes en- Ssg, opifaoret / Sfiper.
Saa bar man bette oper aisSet, til.
ligemeo EN- Gan tomatoes, iptter
ct Saag oper oa laoer oct iteges meb
limb Sarme ct Bar Elmer. Ran
opersier oct ofte meS Salicen, iom
iomler Zig. Iaor Get er fprbig, to.
ger man oct op og iepner Saucen /
Sonoen meo WeI, ubrert / 8ano.
Smicen files iaa og bellies oper sis.
Act
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-05-01
Saitpcrfs 6roitins.

On balp Sop piloeriieret Suffer,
TO Sbeifeer Cocoa" og iaa meeet
SIsbe, at BET blir paSie tpft til at
imsreS paa 9asen. Wtan rsrer oct
ri9tig gobt iammert, iaa Der life err
to9en alumper. 9enne "Sroiting"
bltr itiO nof til at funne brugeS ON
nogIe Miuuter, og oct fan 10 ofte
bore al itor gigtigbeO, mar mon
faor itoenteoe Srelnmeoe til Safe.
Sar man life Sage peb Saanoen,
fan man benptte "@oferS". 7isie
inc / 9ngeropren nogIe Rinl,.
fer, for at bIine rigtig iprsbe, oa mar
De iaa er foloe, panimsres De meo
onennGpnte Srpitino.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-05-01
spot Knaler.

ESpdbtH u
Web bette mtooel fan lea firere briIfefpmbeIf
StfGloe AZ Spdi, Rineben, SpIint Ga andre Sen
ncp6rter, Der bepirfer Saltheb hos 6eite, ua lea "a.
hoer bait Soften eI, oe hopr-gammelt o. Iemt Stifris
pet CT, nieo Spat. augler giner lea 2in6rtna I 3 a 4
Sage og fnrerer fra 3 I'll 5 Tiger. De fisher Miolet,
%. lee pIsr Heiten. @tp en- fort BefrtpeIie af 9iIfrls
bet, tnol9a 500, "a iea bill ienbe acutraft. @uerautee
Segemioler pa fulbit1uoise Bruasauuisuinaer meS
oul8aaeuoe Bot. 6uif pad, at iutet Hsbraaeri tiaas
pcs uoppei eleaneti be dorenebe Staters Bot.
LOUIS A LEU, Fessenden, N. Oak.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-05-01
%openuGpnte 5roiting.
Nfrs. Gurers Gbpfolaoc. Sage.

IL Sop Suffer, p aop Smsr,
ia Sop MeI, Ell toppet Sbeife guf.
ing Gopber, y Sop WeIf, 3 Sir.
fainter "9afer's Chocolate, iom err
opleit / fem Spiieifeer fogenoe 8ano,
4 sgg en- Sbeife 8aniIie. Suffer
og Snlsr reres til SIeoe, irsreS Sc
uiipeoe sgggebIommer, Serpoa ReI.
fen o9 noget al WeIet, iua Gbofola.
oen % Reitcn al @eIet og 9gggqbpi.
berne oa SoniIien tilIrt. 9enne err
meaet 9oO o9 life iao "mpgttg~ iom
SilfGloet ofte er meo Gbofolaoe.
9nde.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-05-01
9ioelier
tnrereDe.

sur Sasss
ptbaHehns
Tor bptHsH
siosnss al
prsps fer Toe.
gtsbltrit.
8nHl'
tatsr. efttt
Of &tatriRsr
alsnt bar
uaaff Tgll.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-05-01
Smelet meb RIB Sancc.

ninasiproaet.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1908-07-17
Jefferson on Newspapers.

In a letter to Edward Darlington.
dated Paris, Jan. 10, 1877, Thomas JEFF
ferson said: 1.-THE basis of our govern
ment being the opinion of the people,
the very first object should be to keep
that right, and were it left to me to
decide whether we should have a gov
eminent without newspapers or news
papers without a government l should
not hesitate a moment to prefer the
latter. But l should mean that every
man should receive those papers and
be capable of reading Them"
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1908-07-17
WHY the Tables Are Green.

billiards is one of the Oldest games
I know Of" said a sporting man. ct
is older even than croquet, which was
played by French kings a great many
hundred years ago. But, while billiards
is so old. I'll bet none of the devotess
of the worries and the cue can tell me
why a billiard table covering is green.
The billiard table Is always greenl
Well, the answer is simple enough.
Billiards is merely a corruption of the
good old English game of bowls, which
was played IN a beautifully green
lawn. On rainy and winter days, how
ever, your English sportsman couldn't
enjoy his bowls, SO some clever Johnny
conceived the scheme Of playing bowls
indoors on his imitation green lawn. It
was too much OF a cinch. however,
playing this game with the hand in
such close quarters, so the cue was
introduced to put skill at a premiums
That's why billiard tables are green
Philadelphia Record.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1908-07-17
a Most Valuable Agent.

The glycerine employed In DIR. Pierce's
medicines greatly enhances the medicinal
properties which 1t extracts from native
medicinal roots and holds In solution
much better than alcohol would. It also
possesses medicinal properties~o of its own,
being a valuable demulcent, nutritive,
antiseptic and antiferment. 1t adds
greatly to the efficacy OF the Black Cherry
bark, Bloodroot, Golden Seal root, Stone
root and Queens root, contained in
rGolden Medical Discovery > in %subduing
chronic, or lingering coughs, bronchial,
throat and lung affections, for all of which
these agents are recommended by stand
ard medical authorities.
In all cases where there Is a wasting
away Of flesh, loss of appetite, with weak
stomach, as In the early stages OF con-
SUMPTION, there can be no doubt that giy.
cerine acts as q valuable nutritive and
aids ne Gpld n Sea- s,ac root Gbs stone Is root T.
promoting digestion and building up the
flesh aH61strength, controlling the cough
and Drinking about q healthy condition
OF the whole system. or course. 1t must
not be EXPECTED TO work miracles. 1t will
not cure consumption except In It's EARLIER arstir
nate. hang-on. Chronic coughs bronchial
and Hfyngeal trQuhlea-and CHRONIC sore
tNruHL With hQarseness. In acute coughs
II Is not so effecflve. tt Is In the lingering
hang-op coughs, or those of long standing,
aver when accompanied by bleeding from
lungs, that it has performed Its most
marvellous cures.
Prof. Finley Ellingwood, M. D., OF Benz
nett Med. College, Chicago, says OF glys
cerine:
ain dyspepsia 1t serves an EXCELLENT purpose.
Holding a liked quantity OF the peroxide o.
hydrogen In SOLUTION. 1t is one OF the DeEU
manufactured products Of the present time In
Its action upon enfeebled. disordered stom-
achs, especially II there is liberation or ca
tarrhal g~astritis Catarrhal Inflammation OF
stomach, 1t Is q most efficient preparation.
Glycerine will relieve many cases of pyrosis
theartburn) and excessive gastric stomach
acidity.n :.
Wooden Medical Discovery" enriches and
purihes the blood curing -blotches. pimples.
eruptions. scrofulous swellings and old soress
or ulcers.
Send to DR.. r. Y. Pierce. of Buffalo. N. Y.
for free booklet telling all about the native
medicinal roots composing this wonderfui
medicine. There IS no alcohol In 1t.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1908-07-17
Compiling 81 Americans.

Here is a pun for the American wo-
mana genuine one-and from an Eng
lish source:
with no desire to be alphabetically
invidious, l am yet persuaded to dwell
for a further moment on the advance
ment of the American woman in the
realms of fashion, or, rather, one would
say, the right expression of good dress
ing. The cult has been caught of sim
pie silhouette, apparently achieved
without the slightest effect, but which,
as has been explained over and over
again, is In reality the epitome of skill
and extravaganza. And with the Amer
leans there is yet a further extraneous
but important influence in a character
istic strength of character. They have
the polse of power, the result of an in
ward belief in themselves and a firm
conviction that they are of essential
service to the world in general. Those
beautiful backs of theirs betoken of
themselves an entire absence of sub
lection, and yet withal the figure is as
lissom as the most artistic eye could
desire to find. With some temerity I
advance the claim that the American
exponent of style has already scared
aneGd of her French sister. But it is a
claim nevertheless of which l, who
write, have no doubt whatever"
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1908-07-17
carIyle's Prophecy.

Borne over the Atlantic to the clos
ing a of Louis, king by the grace of
God, what sounds are these, muffled,
0minous, new in u centuries? Boston
harbor is black with unexpected tea;
behold a Pennsylvania congress gath
er, and ere long, on Bunker Hill, de-
mocracy announcing in rife volleyS.
death winged, under her star banner,
to the tune of yankee Doodle" that
she is born. and, whirlwind-like, will
envelop the whole world.-Thomas
Carlyle.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1908-07-17
Boats Entered I'm the Inquirer Re.
gatta-WildWoOd Yacht Club.
SPEED BOAT CLASS

SfEED BOAI GLASS
Gem-32 it,, 80 hip Pierce-Arrow en-
gine-Wm. Bechmann.
Happy-25 it,, IA hip Johnson en-
gine-Brower q Harvey.
Ottens-32 it,, 35 h-p Trebert engine
III. HI. Ottens.
Slick-22 it., 10 hip Giant engine
r. r. Stanert.
CRUISER CLASS
Shingles-24 it., 10 hip Buffalo en-
gine-W. j. Doyle
Annie DIE it,, 3 hip Palmer en-
gine-Wm. Dreizler
Mays it,, 6 hip Jones & Rogers
engine-H. I'll. Hoffman
Anna Go it. 8 hip Palmer engine
VIM. E. Gibson
Louise-2O it., 6 hip Palmer engine
H. l.. Holbrook
Dorothv-18 foot, 8 hip Palmer en-
gine-C. w. G. King
Hippo-18 foot, 8 hip Palmer engine
Charles Mace
Witch-22 foot, 4 hip Simplex en-
gine-A. s. Murphy
Colonel J~r.-12foot, IL hip Palmer en-
gine-H. Fl. Ottens
Glass Bottom-25 foot, 8 hip Hall en-
gine-H. H. Ottens
Bob White-19 foot, 8 hip Hall en-
gine-John H. Schild
Red Skiff-18 foot, 2 hip Miamus en-
gine-H. H. Ottens
Rosalyn-22 foot, 3 hip Palmer en-
gine-John N. Pew
Edna-2O foot, 6 hip Giant engine
r. r. Stanert
CABIN LAUNCH CLASS
Colonel-38 foot, 10 hip Palmer en-
gine-H. H. Ottens
Dartmouth-30 foot, s h.p Palmer
engine-Elwood Mailman
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1908-07-17


you'll climb to the top of that flag
pole and put back that flag" said the
recorder. There Is nothing the mat
ter with the American flag at any hour
of the day, and the reason | have in
sisted upon this public punishment for
you is that | want to set an example
for the benefit of any person who may
feel disposed to hold from the flag the
respect which Is its due"
Escorted by several dozen lei and
boys, Taylor went with two policemen
to LIE Fevre's front yard. Gathering
the flag under one arm and holding a
hammer, he scaled the pole with diff
lculty and, amid the cheers of the crowd,
nailed the flag back in the position in
which he had found it. There was a
great deal of cosmopolitan rejoicing.
By the time Taylor had climbed to
the top OF the pole and slid down
again there was very little disrespect
for the flag left in the neighborhood.-
New York Herald.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1908-07-17
FOR THE NURSERY.
Light CoIored Furniture and Wash
able Hangines Attractive.


The nursery looks more inviting If a
color scheme is followed. The white
enameled furniture is pleasing, and
light pinks or blues also are used. The
screen is necessary to the outfit of the
nursery. Its hangings as well as the
coverings of the chairs and cushions
should be made of a material that easi-
ly can be removed and washed.
The nursery, especially II there are
bottle fed children. should have its
own refrigerator. This should not be
the metal box often seen, as the Ice
melts rapidly in 1t. 1t pays to get a.
good substantial affair with all the
recent improvements. No soiled linen
should be permitted to dry in the
nursery.
Desks, reclining chairs, sofas n
clothes hangers are made of lilliputian
size and can be obtained according to
the means and ~incllnations of the par
ents. In large families, where the be-
longings Of the eldest may be handed
down to his successors when he has
outgrown them, it may pay to invest
in this small furniture, which gives
great pleasure and satisfaction to chill
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1908-07-17
SUIT TO FLAG AVENGED.

an Who Tore It Down Is Compelled
to Climb Pole and Restore II.
Arrested by an Irish policeman who
ID seer him tear down an American
ng which had been flying from a staff
the front yard of a Frenchman in
Ioboken. N. j., Thomas Taylor was
,mpelled to climb to the top Of the
,rty foot staff and put the flag back
here he had found 1t.
Several dozen men and boys, part OF
lem of German, French, Irish, Polish
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1908-07-17

Try a small green cucumber, a pinch
of ground cinnamon and a pinch of
ground cloves as seasoning in the to-
mato SOUP.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1908-07-17

A Poets Glimpse Of the Future.
New states. with starry emblems, one by
one
Come stealing through the futures twi-
light dim,
Like orbs of evening from Its dusky sky,
To take their place at last with those
who tread
Their high, unwearied and unwearying
round
Before the golden gates and battlements
OF paradise. The harp of Liberty
Shall sound amain till Death himself ex-
pire,
TIL God has made us free Immortality
And Time is dust upon his broken Tyre!
George d. Prentice.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1908-07-17

oIaIe OF NOW Jtiseyi COunIy OF cape a IS:
l, CLARENCE 6. ELDREDGE, Cashier of
the above named bank, do solemnly swear
that the above statement is true to the best
OF my knowledge and belief.
CLARENCE G. ELDREDGE, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 18th
day of July, 1905.
JOHN BRIGHT, Notary Public.
Correct-Attest:
r. W. RYAN,
FREDERICK SUTTON,
f. G. MEYER,
Directors
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1908-07-17
CAPTURED A FLEET ON FOOT.
Remarkable Achievement Of Five
ase Revolutionary Heroes.

~ Revolutionary Heroes.
When Savannah was invested by the
American army Captain French, with
a small body of British regulars and
five small vessels, was stationed twen-
}ty miles up the river, and the prox-
unity of the American force made him
nervous. Colonel John White of the
Georgia line wanted to capture this de-
tachment, but no soldiers could be
for the
undertaking. Now, the colonel was d
determined and masterful mar and re-
solved to make the venture on his own
account. He persuaded his three or
derlies and Captain Ethholm to aid
him.
At the fall of night they built a great
many fires In the woods near the Brit
ish post. arranged SO as to give the i'm
preston of a hostile camp of large
force. Then the colonel and his four
friends, ''imitating the name of the
staff, rode with haste in various direc-
tons, giving orders In a loud voice.
French became satisfied that a large
DouJ VI Tic Sheihy WeIe upOn ulHi, anu,
being summoned by Colonel White, he
surrendered his detachment, the crews
of five vessels and 100 stands of arms"
Colonel White pretended that he
must keep back his troops, as Tory out
RACES had Infatuated them and indis-
crimlnate slaughter might take place.
He took the parole of the British cap
tain and soldiers not again to serve.
gave them three guides. his orderlies.
to escort them to safe quarters and
hurried them away before ~daybreak
lest the fury of his pretended soldiers
should fall upon them.-L. T. Sprague
in Outlook.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1908-07-17
CHARLES GLENN
MESSENGER

and General Purchasing Agent
Between Wildwood and Philadel-
phia. Wednesday and Saturday of
each week.
Wildwood loves. 34l5 Pacific. Ave.. Phone 254
Offices: Residence. 1914 l7th st., Phone 243
Philadelphia ONCE; 24S Market Street
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1908-07-17

and English par
entage, witnessed
I b e punishment
of Taylor, who
said he was an
American citizen.
1t was early in
the day when
Nylor cut the
ropes attached to
a large American
dag belonging to
Emile LIE Fevre
at 219 Bloomfield
street. Policeman
O'Donohue caught
him and took him
to the court of
Recorder Stanton.
Taylor said he
lived at ITO Mon
o street His
! only excuse fol-
having torn down
. the flag was tina
he disliked seeing
1t at 3 o'clock IL
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1908-07-17
REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE
Marine National Bank

at Wildwood, N. j., in the State of New Jer-
sey, at the close of business July l5, 1908: