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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-10-28

Hunaor ano Philosophy
BY DUNCAN NJ. SMITH
PERT PARAGRAPHS.

1t takes two to make quarrel and
as a general thing three to make di"
vGsce.
You don't have to have anybody help
you get into trouble, but you are lucky
if you don't have to have somebody
help you get out.
If money really talks, some of us are
of opinion that it ought to consult
good instructor on voice culture.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-10-28
Just Existence.

Softly Is the moonlight glowing,
Swiftly is the water flowing.
Warmly are the breezes signing.
Sweetly are the waves replying.
Bounds our boat along the billow.
Who such night would seek his pillow?
It's the acme of the season
When love tramples stupid reason.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-10-28

If you stick to job in hope that it
will reciprocate your action and faith
fulness, you are due to get jolt.
There probably is a smartest man in
the world, but it is a safe bet that he
is afraid to come out and prove it,
Adam was indeed blest He didn't
have to pay any club dues nor qualify
for any ancient order Of anything.
The only reason for locking the barn
after the horse is stolen is to let the
thief know that you noticed it.
Simple violations of the law are cas-
fly overlooked when it is to our inter
est to be friendly with the violators.
When he talks much and long about
high ideals he is either one of two
things-a great financial success who
wants to forget how he came that way
or a great failure who ditto.
A lie is generally more agile and ath-
letic than a truth, but that is because
1t has to be.
Leading the conversation yourself is
safe way either to get people talking
about you or to keep them from it,
Anybody brimful of facts and fig
ures can make a good talk, but it re-
quires an expert to make one without
the same.
Just Existence.
Softly Is the moonlight glowing,
Swiftly is the water flowing
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1908-02-08

fraying the expenses of the city, it
cannot then recover a percentage of
such revenues through the machinery
of taxation no matter what the OBJ
ject or purpose.
I regard the law as a mere nullity
and believe that any money paid out
by your Honorable Body under the
same could be recovered back into
the city treasury at the suit Of a
taxpayer. Yet the enactment itself
is doubly commendable in that it seeks
to provide suitable retiracy for
disabled champions of the bottle, and
omits to make the refusal to pay the
tax a felony.
Yours truly,
James B. Ormond.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1908-02-08
To Cut Glass.

To cut letters out of glass is not SO
difficult an operation as the amateur
glaZier may be led to think. To con
duct it successfully first with a little
paint mark out the shape of the let
ters upon the sheet of glass; then heat
piece Of thin iron wire until red hot
and with it draw over all the outlines
of the letters. The concluding item,
should the glass letters not immediate
iy separate themselves from their sur
roundings, is to carefully dip the sheet
in a wide bath of cold water. The let
ters will then detach themselves with
out spIintering.-EXc
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1908-02-08
SEED WHEAT.
Don't Sow Red Chaff or Velvet
Chair Wheat, says >. Stewart.

A new variety of wheat, known as
"Velvet Chaff" has been introduced
into this portion of Minnesota. Some
Stevens county farmers have tried it
and it appears to yield better than
blue stem. Far that reason, some at
tention has been dire cted to it and for
that reason, we asked S. Stewart,
owner of the Morris City Mills, his
opinion of the wheat, from the mill
er's standpoint. In discussing the
matter he said:-
"Many of the farmers in Stevens
and Pope counties have for the last
two years been experimenting with
the bearded wheats, known as "Red
Chaff" and 'sVelvet Chaff." AS the
yield was somewhat better than aver
age for the past few years has been
with their blue stem, both the farmers
and the millers were hopeful that the
bearded wheats were going to be very
beneficial to all concerned. AS there
was a surplus grown this season over
what was required for seed, the mills
gladly took it at full prices and ground
it into flour. No sooner was the mix
ed or pure bearded wheat -four put
on the market than the mills began
having serious complaint about their
-four. "Neither strength nor color in
your flour this year," was the story
we heard daily.
sOn taking this wheat and having
it carefully analysed we find it very
deficient in gluten and that it will not
make the clear color in -four required.
eff the farmers will continue to sow
blue stem wheat, cleaning and grad
ing it carefully before sowing, putting
it on good ground, rotating their crops
as they should and must to insure
good yields of any grain, there is no
reason why our blue stem wheat cam
not be grown here for years to come
most profitably to all, both farmers
and millers.
& 'sIt is a we'll known fact that for
years Stevens, Grant and Pope coun-
ties have grown a quality of blue
stem wheat that was of the very
choicest for making high grade -four.
Let us not lose all this advantage by
changing onto something that will
cause us to lose this standing and lose
money as well. Next year if there
should be any large quantity of these
bearded wheats grown, the prices for
them will be much lower than the
prices paid for blue stem."
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1908-02-08
Meteorological Record for January

Meteorological Record for January.
This January was 1916 degrees
warmer than January 1907 and the
warmest since 1900 which was 1.5 de-
grees warmer. It's mean temperature
! was 9.5 degrees above the average for
January for % years and there has
been during that period but three
warmer Januarys. The warmest of
these was in 1898 with mean tenn
perature of 20 degrees. The coldest
period was the last ten days of the
month, when on the goth the highest
temperature was below zero, this date
was also the coldest day of the month
and the coolest day since January,
1903. The first twenty days were un-
usually mild and pleasant. The mini
mum temperature was below zero on
ten days. Thus far the winter has
been remarkably mild and pleasant
one. There has been but little snow
and that disappeared during the warm
days of the 10Th and Goth. The light
snow of three inches that fell on the
26th and 31st is badly drifted.
Daily observations gave the follow
ing results:
Mean temperature of the month 17.2
degrees.
Highest temperature so degrees on
the Goth.
Lowest temperature 80 degrees be-
low zero on the 29th.
Range of the month 70 degrees.
Highest daily mean 38.5 degrees on
10Th.
Lowest daily mean 1876 degrees be-
low zero on 10Th.
Total water deposit 0.3 inch.
Clear days 20; cloudy 3. :
Mean temperature of January for
% years IT degrees.
Comparative temperatures for Janu-
ary for % years:
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1908-02-08
Death of Mrs. Samuel Olson.

Mrs. Samuel Olson, who with her
husband, was one of the pioneers of
Stevens county, died at her home in
the township of Framnas on Saturday,
Feb. 1st. The cause of her death was
paralysis, with which she has been af-
ficted since November 9th, tho she
has not been in the best of health for
ten or twelve years on account of diff
ficulty with her eyes. Her death was
not unexpected, for it has been known
since she suffered the paralytic stroke
that there was slight hope, if any, of
her recovery, but, nevertheless, her
death was learned with sincere regret
by the friends and neighbors among
whom she has lived SO long and to
whom she has endeared herself by her
noble Christian character.
The funeral on Wednesday was held
in the midst of driving blizzard, but
was well attended by friends from the
surrounding country and from Morris.
The services were conducted by Rev.
A. o. Dolvin, of the Scandia church,
interment being in the cemetery
there, within sight of the home where
Mrs. Olson lived for nearly thirty
years.
The pail bearers were Lewis Hud-
son, Theo. Linstad, Samuel Anderson
@. P. Carlson, Erick Solseth and Abra-
ham Lee.
Deceased, whose maiden name was
Nicotine Nelson, was born in Skien,
Norway, June %, 1889, the daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Nels Nelson. She
came to Milwaukee in 1868, and was
married to Mr.. Samuel Olson April
Sth, 1870. Eight years later, in June,
1878, they left Milwaukee and came to
Stevens county, settling in the town
of Framnas, where they have since
lived.
Mrs. Olson is survived by her hus-
band, brother, Nels Nelson, of Pope
county, and Miss Elise Nelson, of Chi
cago, and nine sons and one daughter,
the five eldest of the sons being step
sons. The daughter is Mrs. @. Ell.
Lund, of St. Paul, and the sons are
Ole, of Greenbush; Henry, of Cyrus;
Frank, of Alexandria; Samuel, of Ken
sington; John, of Lemmen, S. D.:
Nels, the clerk of court at Morris, and
Hans, Otto and Edward, who are on
the farm. All were present at the fu-
neral except John.
Mr.. Olson and family have the sim
cere sympathy of their many friends
thruout Stevens county in the death
of loving wife and kind mother
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1908-02-08
Neiphboroood Favorite.

Mrs. E. D. Charles, of Harbor,
Maine, speaking of Electric Bitters,
says: ''It is neighborhood favorite
here with us.'' Tt deserves to be a
favorite everywhere. 1t gives quick
relief in dyspepsia, liver complaint,
kidney arrangement, malnutrition,
nervousness, weakness and general
debility. It's action on the blood, as a
thoroug1 purifier makes it especially
useful as a spring medicine. This
grand alternative tonic is sold under
guarantee at J. R. Kruger drug store,
SOC.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1908-02-08
Card of Thanks.

We desire hereby to extend to our
many friends and neighbors our sim
cere thanks for their many kind acts
and expressions of sympathy they
have shown us during our bereave-
ment in the loss of our beloved wife
and mother, also for the many beauti-
full floral offerings.
SAMUEL OLSON AND FAMILY.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1908-02-08
Another Kind of Close.

Daughter tmarriageable)-I think, pa,
that you do Arthur an injustice when
you say he is penurious.
Precocious Brother-What is penuri
Gus, pa?
Pa-Why, Bobbie, penurious means
to be close.
Precocious Brother - Then you're
right, pa. Mr.. Penrose is awful pc
noorious whenever he comes to see
sis.-London Answers.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1908-02-08
Cheerinu His Father,

A promising youth recently surprised
his father by asking:
Father, do You like mother?'
why. yes, of course
And she likes you?"
''Of course she does.
'Did she ever say so?"
MANY a time, my son."
did she marry you because she low
ed you?"
Certainly she did,
The boy scrutinized his parent close
~ and after long pause asked:
well, was she as nearsighted then
as she is now ?"-London Tit-Bits.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1908-02-08
For rlilcfl Cows

Glover hay is worth 25 per cent
more than .he best timothy and ton
of it is worth as much as half ton Of
wheat bran or $1,000. We deliver
clover hay any place in town for $500
per ton. Cash when delivered.
H. W. STONE & Co.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1908-02-08
Creamery Statement.

Following is statement of the Ste
vens County creamery for the month
of January. During the month 14,5o0
pounds of cream was taken in and the
average test of this was 80. The prod
uct of the creamery was 4 400 pounds
of butter fat, and the amount paid to
the patrons for this amounted to
$1,3o9.OO. Forty -four patrons brought
cream during the month. The follow
ing received more than $25 for their
cream:
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1908-02-08
Took Teachers Exams.


County Superintendent Roberts gave
the semi annual teachers examina-
tions on the last three days Of last
week. Following is list Of those
who took the examinations
Catherine Diethelm, Chokio, Limit
ed.
Pearl Schlattman, Morris, Limited
Florence Perkins, Donnelly, Route
2, Limited.
Goldie M. Gale, Alberta, 1st.
Regina T. Stenger, Morris, list.
Vera Slawson, Morris, Limited.
Sadie Schlattman, Morris, Limited.
Minnie Anderson, Farwell, Route 1,
I'd.
Caroline Schlattman, Alberta, I'd.
Margaret Murphy, Morris, I'd.
Annie Murphy, Morris, list.
Ruth Roberts, Morris, list.
George Maughn, Morris, Route 3,
Limited.
Ludwig G. steinbring, Morris, Route
8, LIST.
Frances J. Broom, Morris, Limited.
Olive E. Ortman, Morris, list.
Ellen Thompson, Cyrus, Limited.
George W. Chapman, Morris, list.
Lajla G. Weltzin, Donnelly, Limited.
Adeline E. sherwood, Morris, Linn
tied.
Jannetta Gagen, Morris, Limited.
Frances A. Shields, Morris, Limited.
Julia Carney, Morris, Limited.
Anna c. Leeman, Chokio, I'd.
Annie M. Korab, Alberta, Limited.
Conrad r. Brandt, Morris, Route
1, I'd.
Hjalmar Dohlen, Morris, Limited.
Bertha Knuppel, Morris, Limited.
Elizabeth Miller, Morris, Limited.
Annie Bick, Morris, Limited.
Amanda G. Nelson, Morris, Cd.
Ida Anderson, Chokio, Route i, I'd.
Rebecca Farwell, Morris, Limited.
Bathilda sauter, Morris. Route 3, I'd.
Katherine Gutter, Morris, I'd.
Augusta K. Geertgens, Johnson, I'd.
Anna Warrenson, Morris, I'd.
Rose Mclean, Morris, Limited.
Katheryn Conroy, Chokio, I'd.
Tillie A. Pearsons, Morris, I'd.
Leola Gale, Chokio, I'd.
Lawrence Stoneberg, Chokio, Route
l, I'd.
Jennie Lundberg, Chokio, I'd.
Minnie Fenton, Hancock, I'd.
Nina v. Sax, Morris, I'd.
Janette JongeWard, Morris, Limited.
Louise Newell, Morris, I'd.
Mabel H. Anderson, Morris, I'd.
Elma Clark, Morris, Limited.
Mary NJ. Donovan, Clontarf, I'd.
Viola E. Wood, Morris. Limited.
Maymie Keeshan, Donnelly, I'd.
Gertrude Bangle, Morris, Limited.
Verrena Bloom, Morris, Limited.
Franceska Alison, Morris, Limited.
Alma B. Olson, Morris, Limited.
Susan Casey, Morris, I'd.
Margaret M. Newell, Morris. I'd.
Goldie Knowles, Morris, I'd.
Minnie Urdah1, Morris, I'd.
Charlotte w. Hagerman, Morris,
Limited.
Agnes Kane, Morris, I'd.
Mollie Knowles, Morris, I'd.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1908-02-08

The best record per cow was made
by Mr.. Aune on the Hays Randall
farm, $50.13 from eight cows. It pays
to have tester on the farm. Mr..
Aune will not keep cow that won't
return him fair profit on the invest
ment.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1908-02-08
Jurors for March Term.

On Thursday, Clerk of Court Olson
heriff Donovan and Justice Morrison
rev the grand and petit jurors fo
he spring term of the district court
he grand jurors will be required K
e present at the opening of court OF
Iarch 10Th, and the petit jurors will
e summoned to appear March 18th
he following is the list
PETIT JURORS.
Anton O. Field, Rendsville
A. Charles, Hancock
Martin Zimmerman, Everglade
N. A. Erdahl, Donnelly
Thomas Conroy, Stevens
Herman Schliep, Hancock
A. J. Judd, Morris
R. A. Cooper, Chokio
S. Stewart, Morris
John Flynn, Morris
George Norton, Hancock
Ole A. Maanum, Swan Lake
Joe Pushor, Morris
Henry Mckee, Morris
P. Ell. Canty, Morris
F. HI. Brunkow, Eldorado
Olaf King, Donnelly
Chas. Loef1er, Morris
John McNally, Jr., Chokio
Fred J. Halbe, Everglade
Sam Nordstrom, Swan Lake
E. A. butcher, Hancock
@. K: Light, Morris
Peter Gaffney, Morris
GRAND JURORS.
Hans jacobson, Framnas
John Swenson, Eldorado
Aug. Fels, Il orton
G. A. Brandt, Rendsville
VIM. Turner, Donnelly
John Brown, Stevens
Walter Page, Hodges
VIM. Bach, Pepperton
Henry Hubert, EVerglade
Tbeo. Bruins, Framnas
Fred Andert, Pepperton
John Olson, Darnen
,, Michael McNally, Baker
Chas. Eystad, Scott
Frank Atwood, Donnelly
Rhody Keeshan, Swan Lake
James McCanney, Morris
Chas. Anderson, Morris
L. Ell. Pushor, Morris
N. P. Mecklenberg, Moore
F. R. Putnam, Morris ......
F. Zahl, Morris ..... ..
Geo. Farwell, Scott
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1908-02-08

"Our train struck a bear.'
''Was he on the track?"
mo; the train had to go into t
woods after him."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-02-11
profesiorbYtte

Sra aisbenbapr meooeleS Den
.20oe Sanuar: llniperiitetet bar 9len'
mem Den berpGrenbe omeritanife Se'
ianot, Or. Cyan, mootogct en- Sfri'
pelie fra en- 8ontite al 9anif. Imeri'
fonere, | bbiIfcn Der meOoeIes, at Der
er iamIet Wioler til, at to fremrd'
aenoe amerifanife llniperiitetSl9rere,
Wtr. Butler, GrRiioeut for 9etu gorf
llnioeriitet, og Mr. acGrdefen,
aansIer for COLUMBIA llniueriitet, |
garets Sob tom boIoe Soreorag peo
aisbenbapus 1niperiitet. DIR. WGc
Groefen oil / Marts bolbe tire Sore
orae ON amerifanite ltniperiitet8'
forbolo, Scr. Butler penter til ct ie'
mere Sibspunft.
Den aomite al 9arIfe | amertfa,
ser bar fsrt oenne Gag igiennem, be.
itaor al fsleenbe WPno: Carl 60
rentien, G~roiesior peo Rem gort
uniperiitet; q. Gauien, SecIa Sron
@orfs, grooflpu; Sucob ". 8iis,
&i6mono Sill, Gong SsIono; u.
Sopeaarb, grofesior peo Suititute
of Technology / Boston; 0tor Se'
Mus @abl, Senills Snititute | Obi.
cago; o. 2pnebn gttornep Soma;
Sapor Sacobien, Heul eitate aro Sn.
iurance, San SrantiSco; Senrp 8.
Sert8, Chicago, Spar 6~irfegaaro,
uoeiper at "Ror6en" | @acine.
s FIN Sfripelie til 8isbeubaons
ltniperiitcts @eftor %iIlitter aomiteen
meo fsleenbe Orb:
"8i Der, ifisut amerifnnere beo
aooption, aIorig fan glemme bort
Seorelanb, piIoe gierne bi9lpe til
at tilpeiebrinse Ell oaitbelig Sorbin'
belle meaem De to 5olf. gi baaber, al
Der al benne lille gegpnoelie maa
filnne uSpifle iig en- ~fortiat uoperIins
al 2erere melem Sc TO 2an6e."
aisbenbapns llniOeriitet bar MI
ienot SnbbpbeIie til 8~reiiOent 8lt.
Ter og annsler MncGracfen og Dor
SafiiseIie til Sen oanit.amerifanife
8omite, Iiseiom ogioa til Or. Gsan,
iom bar omfattet belle Saeen nleo lie.
penoe Snteresie.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-02-11
cpIeret I'm 10000
grpumpsoag.

MnnnbeIig Snieresie p9ffer / I'm
sarn ct sammelt segtepar peo ssupn
S8atbmani, Tom netop bar ferret i'm
100be grpnupsboe. Ranoen er 100
os bans Suitru lie. 9e Dor | en-
Iioen Stue | 9anbsbpen SiouboIsi
og ole oeres gfterfomWere, 712 |
Salet, er boiotte | be omligeenoe 81.
itrifter. 9e to 9omIe er npiten blin-
be 90 Iieser mn for bet meiie ben ! en-
.9ss. Manoen fnn bog enom slGbe
fig peo en- Ribe os ct @las Bin. Su.
gen Of benz bar n~ogeniinbe forlabt
2anosbpen eIer ieet ct Sernbonetos.
@lanbt oem, Der ienote Spfsnifniu.
ger til Earret | anleonins af Den
iieIbne SsitioeIisbeo, uur osiaa Sci
ier Gran5 Soiei.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-02-11

Stort SGnfuinesarbeibe. Sra Sta.
Danger meobeles ben 23be Sanuar:
ct fort @anoi9nfniussarbeibe plan.
IGgges | bisie Gage paa S9oeren
nemIia Senfning al 8ritoepanoet |
alep, bporpeo 5000 Mnal Sorb bill
funne inopinbes for 0nrfnire. Wen
Senfning bill piitnof fonme ipeien
for Cole 9ofsefiiferi iom iu%noipnlig'
bis bill blipe betpbeIig forrineer peo
ltograpningen. gon Wsoe igaar al
i~nteresierebe Sorbeiere nebiattes en-
8omite til SagenS Sremme.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-02-11

StprtbiRart. Sra Qriitionia meo.
oeIes oen 17oc Sonuar: S%tortbin.
get bnr iong peotaget forifielige
6ordnoringer i 6orretningsoroenen,
tiIiigtenoe at forforte Stortbinsets
Somlineer. Meh rs Stcmmer mob
40 peotoses bet at inoifrrnfe bet
antol @ange. en- Tnler fnn fda Sr.
bet. Meb 1913 Stenrrter mob 16
peotoses Oct, at ErGiibenteu eler 10
Hepr9ientnnter fan foreilaa Sioen
for De fslgenoe Salere begr9niet,
oper bpilfet Sorilag Der poteres uoen
Eebat. Gnoelig ~peotoges mteo 81
Stemmer moo %, at efter GrRii-
oentens eaer 10 Hepr1ietanters 5or-
ilag fan 2binget meo to Srebieoels
SIertal belIutte cit 9ebets gfiliit.
ming, cfter at en- SaIer bar bapt an
leonins til at tase Sroet for % Ell
moo afilutningsforilaeet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-02-11
Gunnelen unocr
Storeb0lt.

s Snouitriioreniusm | aisben.
barn boIot forieSen Sngenisr Sbri
6oreorog ON oct | "Voitcn~ fsr om'
tolte Eroieft ONT anIrg az Ell Siin.
mel unber Gtorebrlt. Str9fningeu
UNDER iclpe 9Gltet err 1872 ailome,
ter, bportiI Der poerlisere fom 21a
ailometer pan Si9louosiioen og 2
ailometer paa 5pn. Stiguingen ban.
DC ban t9nft piIoe blipe t.60, meoens
ior grcmpel Der / Simplontnunelen
bar en- Stigning al 1912.
gnopioere unfsrte ban til Sam.
menIignine, at OF. @otborotunnelen
Dor 10 90 Simplontmnelen 90 Si-
lomener. gn gonifeligbeo peo Store.
beIttuunelen bar, at man paa Ell en-.
felt Stc6 ifuloe neo | 81 Sopnes
Gpboc, men paa ocn onoen SIDE ban.
be man life De betpoeIige Sempera.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS at fi9mpe meb. ioct
Semperaturen pilbe bIine fonitant.
Eunnclen ifuloe ielpieIaeIis ernucs
oe uomnres, BELT me0 @ronit,
men funoe oeioa nsies meb 9lin.
fer, bporpeo Geneene for Stsritebe.
len niloe bIipe | 2nnoct.
grbeibet onilog SaIeren til at bile
bare A a 5 Mar 90 Smfoitningerne
dniloa ban til 1879 @iiaion Srorer
og 615 WPiIlion aroner til npe Sta.
tions og SporonIGg meo mere eler
ialt % Miuiouer Srorer. Snob
0riiten aueit, on Iflilbe BEN %ieluisl.
gelig pGre eIeftriif, oo Sampen for.
peter 2uiteu. $ fine 9eregninger
ooer InlG9siummen % llo9iiterue
til geoliaebolOeIie al 6Grgetrafifen
tom Saleren til oct ReiuItnt, at man
uiloe ipare q @iaiou Sroner darlig,
bpob Der ipareoe til Sorretuin0 al q
WiQioner aroner til Ell Rente al
.3% Grocent.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-02-11
Uerpoiitet hos Born.

Sfient Rerbsittet ofte i%orefommer
hos 9srn, bliper Den 0og bpppig
misfienot. Oct fommer al at ger.
meme oite iIet life bar piit ipaelige
Spmptcmer / De ierite Sepeoar, men
fsrit nogen Sio eiter at De er TONNE
Ii StoIe, bliper be uerpsie; Sorau.
oringen bIiper ba life tinngt Den be.
~gpnoeuoe Rerpsiitct. men Sfpl0en
ifitbbeS ooer poa Sfolen, elIer 9sr'
meme bIiuecr betraeteoe iom uartiee
% uoporagne. ct nerbsit Stolebaru
uopiier itor llopmerfiombeo, no.
ipreotbeo % oanoeIig SIsObeo. SUI
fommeIien er ibag, Barnet tputer liz
life ON, og Stripefeilene er meget
bpppige. Otter Or. Staoelsmauus
Stilorinser fommer BERTH beitige
greoesuobruo, angitisIeIie, Ggcniin'
oigbeo. 6antaiien nntn9er DC eucn'
tprligite 5ormer. 8rGuierue melIenI
uirfelist % opbigtet uopiifes, og gsr'
meme bIiper let forouleoiae0e til at
Ipbe. Ge ubetpoclisite g~eeiueubeoer
fremfaIoer iterfe GmiIag / oisie
gerns SsIeIier. &c srGber uco Den
minoIie Iuleoning % brp6er lige Iaa
let no | Senrnffelie. Sertil fommer
IeaemIiee SoriturreIier al forifieuige
SIoes. 1isie Bern er boitige til at
tnIe og ban6le, &c IiSer oite at Wllt.
feItrGfninger, De fan life iiobe title
og life itaa roIigt. gnopioere optr9.
Der Der Sierte6onfen, itennenOe, be.
ip9rIiet aanbeorGt, WnngeI poa ZIP
petit, 5iIbsieIigbeO til Opfaitning, og
Soneopine. Guoelig iuofiroeer Der
fig ofte Observation-Disclosures Blob.
maneeI, inn pei iom SspuIssbeb me6
8raoo ON Hotteu.
aae otsie Spmptomer meuer Or.
Staoelmann er Segn paa affr9ftelie.
og bette er Sopeoanrioeen til Rerps.
iiteten hos @srnene. 1isie Spmpto.
mer mod man tibligt lpgge MPrfe
til oa befiGmpe oem hi ser Ter ofte
9ernene llret, naor be bIi0er betrae.
teSe Tom uartige os oopne, meoeus Oct
/ 8irfeligbeSen er en- iterf, mnoife ar.
BET, 3erpsiitet, Der er SfpIo / oeres
Spisriel.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-02-11

Ettp Sbpreirns 2injer. aftieieI-
ifabet Otto Shoreien, bris g~ftiefapi.
tol Tor por 100000 2r.. bar paa
crtraoroinGr @eneralioriamling for.
nDIig befIuttet at ubpioe aftiefapita
len meb 100000 ar.. Der Hal on.
penoes iii 9penina al npe Gampifi.
be. 6or GiebIiffet bpsges Der to.
9e npe 9nmpere ifal gaa De ianme
9inier iom Selifabets mup9renoe
.Gfibe.