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Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1908-06-10
THE YOUNG MAN IN PUBLIC LIFE.
b. United st.tes senator Albert }. Be

The man who stopped thinking
decades ago and who therefore be-
lieves that all questions are spurious
except those about which be was
thinking in his prime. but which
have been settled long ago, cannot
even grasp the meaning of public
life to-day. Indeed, the latter is a
real obstacle to the solving Of our
present-day problems.
Such man forgets that every
year full million young men and
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1908-06-10
Expense OF M.rk.t,n. c.on.,

A@>1ysAASo
The expense Of hauling crops to mar
ket is estimated at $sO,0OO.0O0 in ad-
dition to railway transportation
charges. The government has recently
conducted an extensive investigation
Of the cost Of marketing crops with
view to promoting agricultural econ
omy. The expense is SO great that
much valuable land remote from trans
portation facilities is practically value
less for cultivation and can only be-
probably utilized in live stock hus-
bandry, as cattle, sheep and horses can
be driven cheaply to remote railways,
where the expense Of hauling field
crops would eliminate all profits In
agricultural products.
Wheat, oats, corn, barley and fax
cannot probably be produced from re-
mote transportation facilities. Corn is
the leading cereal and costs 8 per cent
Of the crop to haul 1t to market. 1t
is an expensive crop to produce and
market and the cost of hauling 1t to
the elevators is heavy tax on the
industry. Wheat costs around s cents
per bushel to market, and potatoes
nominally the same. Tobacco and cot
ton are among the least expensive agri-
cultural products to market owing to
their high value per pound. Wool
averages the longest haul owing to
large percentage Of the crop being pro-
duced on the ranges remote from rail-
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1908-06-10
4 SAD End
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onoad.
Bright young fellow" An elderly
I man, with gold bowed spectacles, and
flowing white beard. was talking to!
his companion In The seat In front
Scattered bits Of the conversation
drifted back to my ear.
"Was getting three thousand sal.
airy showed me his, watch
once = real Geneva :.
imported you know four
hundred dollars So had great
I luck just rolled in money,
when B was elected In =
put up on the right side" Here, for a
Z time the talk went ON in q lower
tone.
oiled In st. Louis three years
aso!r
Z You don't say!"
..Yes. sir! Didn't have a cent LEI.
buried In the ,potter,s field. y
The train was rushing along low
stretch Of country, with blue hills In
the hazy distance. The sun glittered
upon the waters Of a clear-fowing
stream, flashing at intervals out Of
sight behind higher banks. A cloud
\ Of sooty, smoke from the locomotive
swept past the car window partially
obscuring the Pleasant landscape.
S. But, somehow, my thoughts wan.
dsred from the shifting panorama Of
green fields and comfortable home
Z steads and blue hills to the abright
young fellow who was buried three
years beforea penniless stranger
IN faraway ,weste m city. How did
/ It all come about, / did not even
know the bows name. INT cnuld
see the father and mother sitting
): together in the roomy. farmhouse kit.
chem planning to give John-we will
cali him John-his chance In life,
II Will REQUIRE sacrifice but what is
. little matter Of self.denial and
economy when Johns whole future Is
concerned-and such 4 future too!
Professor A. said this and that.
Mr.. b was overheard to saw come.
+ thing else. About John. To be sure.
To that mothers thinking there, Ii.
no other subject really worth talking
about lust now. IS
Then. the three. the,sand- dollar M
sition. don't know where or what
II was. but It must have been a most
Of trust and responsibility for IN
this world, money is not given. With,
out receiving or expecting 10 receive
I fair equivalent.
/ wish Won could have seen that
mothers radiant face. when she open.
ed the letter. And vet It sis lust the:
news she had been looking for. all
along. Hasn't She said a hundred
4 TIMES that John would win his
way? And then the father takes the
written sheet. hts toi!-hardened hands
all atremble with excitement. and
reads to convince himself that 1t is
not all q dream. Tire. thousand! It
would be rood wear when hin moor
acres would yield one-ffth that
amount How much would that be
. month? A week? A day? He
carries out each OF the calculations
carefully. It almost takes his breath
away. But genius wins. II always
has. and always will. People are
commencing TO recognize Johns tai.
ent, and 1t will 70 farther. John is
+ only twenty,four. Time enough for
great things vet, IL God spares Johns
life, and the father wipes his moist
Z eyes. breathing PRAYER that Cod
may. Such life Is worth sparing,
a
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1908-06-10
Green Forase for Hos..

9feen FORAGE for Hogs.
An especially timely bulletin has just
been issued from the Missouri Experi-
ment Station by Dean H. j. Waters,
giving the results of some experiments
to determine the value of different
crops for hogs.
Thirty-six pigs weighing about fifty
pounds each were fed in lots on DIFF
ferent forage crops in connection with
corn, until they were ready for mar
.ket, accurate account being kept Of the
cost Of gains made.
In cheapness Of gains the feeds used
ranked as follows: Corn and skim milk,
cheapest; corn and alfalfa, second !;
corn and red clover, third; corn and
bluegrass, fourth; corn and rape, fifth,
corn and ship stuff, sixth.
A saving of about 70 cents hundred
in the cost of gain was effected by
using green clover instead Of fresh
bluegrass A saving Of 81 a hundred
was effected by using alfalfa instead
Of bluegrass.
When 1t is realized that alfalfa
comes on early and when properly
clipped stays green all summer and
until the very hard freezes of early
winter, Its Importance as hog pas
ture is apparent. Glover yields more
forage per acre than bluegrass, and
as shown by these experiments has a
much higher feeding value. It is Of
the utmost Importance therefore, to
provide this sort Of pasture for hogs
rather than to require them to run on
bluegrass pasture, or even worse than
bluegrass,a timothy pasture, or even
far worse than this, to confine them to
dry lot in the summer time. This
bulletin recommends a succession Of
crops for profitable hog pasture.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1908-06-10

From irrigated fruit lands Wash
ington orchardmen are making from
$1,000 to $4,000 net per acre.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1908-06-10

A man who yells at the top OF his
voice seldom Wins an areument
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1908-06-10

Gather eggs daily in summer as
well as in winter. They will keep bet
ter in the house than in the nest,
where the warm bodies Of, the hens
come in contact with them. The life
Of the strictly fresh egg is three days.
Many people do not appreciate the
fresh favor. The other day neigh
Dor Of mine who has always lived in a
large city and has but recently come
to live in our town, sent some eggs to
another neighbor with the message.
"They are just picked. If you keep
them week or so the flavor will be
improved" Adams Powell.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1908-06-10

In cayttle Feeding cow-pea and al
falfa hay make good substitute for
wheat brain.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1908-06-10
Aeaeaesa&

It is the little economies that count
up most In the end.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1908-06-10

The era of big hogs seems to be pass
Ing away. Hogs weighing from 1875 to
200 pounds-the smooth, small-boned
kind-bring the most money.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1908-06-10
SANITY BEFORE PROSPERITY.
BY Ex-Gov. Black Of New York,

This is splendid country Not one in. his
tory has equaled it in its past achievements
or In the glory of It's future promise But it
must turn in its headlong pace and regather
its scattered senses II it would realize the
wonderful future which its past accomplish
ments foretell.
Government is a system which must be
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1908-06-10

$780,
~ nan CITY Men Turn Farmers.
Aat - question orten asked py
men wno are now holding places OF
so.ne A,nu ~ ,ne ci.y' IN the hearts OF
.no'. =. sus .neie 70 q longing 70 &c.
o.' -. anu Duy u piace Wnere lne smell
VI .ne son may rest ana nuiid us up
asaln ~ pody ana soul, Doth OF which
aave Dsen worn OUT by the reverend
Jug ir,ct'on OF the city.
~ 10 not an easy question to an
swer. Men aiher IN mind, body and
euucation. Not every man could be
come farmer no matter how hard he
n'snt Try OF now anxious he might be
70 ny u. NOT every woman could
ever MI Tue pace OF farmers wife,
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1908-06-10

The richest part Of any manure Il
that which water will wash out.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1908-06-10
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that we have not seen and tasted. Try
them and see. There is nothing like
trying. Many a man has made his
fortune by trying. Get the seed Of q
hundred new things and begin.
Arrange the garden planting 80 that
all plants are set In rows like field
crops. Leave good, wide turning row
at each end Of the garden, 50 that no
plants will be trampled down in turn
Ing the horse. These turning rows may
be seeded to grass and serve us clean,
convenient walks. They may be
trimmed with the lawnmower and even
look beautiful,
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1908-06-10


Asparagus may be grown from seed.
The seed may be sown at any time dur
ing spring and summer, yet 1t ought to
be done fairly early, as 1t takes them
about six weeks to come up. Plant in
straight rows and keep the young
plants free Of weeds. The young plants
may be reset to permanent beds or
rows in the fall or following spring,
where they will be ready for use the
second spring after seeding.
Sow celery seed and have your own
celery this coming fall and winter.
Anybody can grow 1t. Try some Of
the self-blanching varieties. The seed
for the very early crop is sown early
In March and that for the later crop
In April and May. Give the seedlings
partial shade and keep the ground
moist and free Of weeds. Some place
a long board on either side of the row
Of small plants to keep the soil moist
and free Of weeds. Keep the seed con-
stantly moist until they germinate.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1908-06-10

of that elaboration be cautiously applied That
the plan which has built up this continent govern
which believe is better than any other in the
world. We should not change 1t except after long
and careful consideration. ~
Foundations securely laid should not be uproosed In
excitement Plans conceived in the study should not be
oyerruled in the stable The best is good for
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1908-06-10

President Roosevelt has created ma
tional forest in the west central part
OF Arkansas, covering more than 1,OOO,-
GOO Of acres. This will be the farthest
east Of any government forest reserve,
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1908-06-10

The turning of stock to pasture too
early In the spring results In little
gain. The first grass is largely water
and is about as productive Of flesh and
energy as water and salt and little
coloring matter OF course the sun
shine and scenery Offset the lack Of
nutrlment in the early pasture to a
certain extent.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1908-06-10

The man who can invent treatment
for corn 80 that when 1t is planted cut
worms and insects Of various kinds will
have no use for 1t, will deserve mon
ument erected to his name Certain
compounds recommended last year by
one Of our experiment stations were
absolutely without effect.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1908-06-10

A corn shoot will grow around the
biggest kind Of clod If given time,
but In the meantime there are thous-
ands Of weed seeds between the corn
hills that are under much more fav-
orable conditions The moral Of this
mint needs no exposition.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1908-06-10

In spite Of the teachings Of Prof.
Holden, the Iowa corn crop was 3d.
U0o0OO bushels less last year than in
the previous year, and much Of this is
soft and chafry, owing to wet weather
and late frosts.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1908-06-10

The National Grange has thrown its
lot with the independent telephone COM
panies and passed resolution con-
demning the practice Of the United
States government in making exclusive
contracts with any telephone company.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-04-21
1emperaturen.

Semperatliren / ct @9relie fan
~reoiGtteS paa islgeuoe fimpIe Naa.
be: Ian fuster ct Stpffe Ssi og
bpnser oct op iube | SGreliet. Ter.
lem Sentilaticnen eler 9uftpefsIin.
gen er goo, bill Senlperaturen | mini
ore eno en- Sime ipufe flere 9raoer.
Get bar beore Sirfning, 10 itsrre oct
Stpffe Ssi err, iom man oupenber,
Iiaeiom oct oeian er bebre, 10 fol.
oere 9anoet er. ct amerifanif @lao
berctteSe iaaleoes / fin Sib, Of Bro.
iioent @arfielo, Sen Gang, ban par
bIepen ifrot, IeS meget at Den iterfe
On Sehoftsr | Ell anben Sp
Irite Sertne Notits % telegraferebe
eiebIiffeIia til 9r9iioentens gripat.
iefretrr, at ban ifuIoe laoe SGreliet
peb at opbGnee nosIe Stpf.
fer Ssi, Der itaSig pef blep holot
peo Si9Ip al SSpano. GG.
Ie Gag berctteoc glaoene, at bette
MiSoel bnnbe ifafiet ErGiioenten
cperoroentlie Sinoriug.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-04-21
Oeecrat>postcn %
1rnen
% atn. 81. @

II Der lanee RrHc af 8@er til SoeInsnins, ion ~Seorob.eoHen- reoeI.
masf9f bier Ssf fenSer no til fine abonnenier, er Der bise Sage fft ct mt
gnu, bet 13He @aaen. apeiOm be foresaaenbe gnb inSeboIor bette ne et
IVY arerenoe uooas az tortere ener Innsere GtpHer. Der bill eae fla uSmsres
III pstiasntne Saniiehsbien be Lnse ginterafener.
~ optr % remr nnpes Der ct tort GutaI Smaafcrtrninaer oa Sfser, boors
~ mm.4 pai n@o"es "Sa 5rr'erne samIe Gage, Der RIbrer, bOorban Solicit
.u en- ir ytaaoe tnraeSe en- antr mpnbis pnraemano. "Gn Grobrins
- @'oner"' en- rsrenSc 8ortnains ON en- HSen is @t. "stebnens asa.
Wei IoH9uer ON, booroan en- Yiae Np gmt anonbmt biaIp to elRenbe
n.eu eterat Der bnr fonnnt en- &nube paa Sraaoen meuem benz, - "Gn sam.
10y s "aas : en- upn batter, SenoSig ScrtGnins at @eors Strsn5al ON len eans
m mA SHppe o9 bans 8anIe Sndfes gn@igt, - "Gn n6eIsnnst Setnaas1, en-
SN0"sesOsruorng ira ben fbnie gferismb "Gn Cubs U5amse", en- btfurtfs
S a Srorfns at Song Gbrfian ben 2bens SansenIab pa anIurb5oras
-" 90" nse 8DrmanSs 5riHeIfe", IN Irrais Een StHorie fra Sorrets
"s9HOei - "Snh % Gprionms", n traeiH StIbrins fra en- noF SionbbaS
~ 5n Sobanne gost, "Gt ephe", en- Gben 6taorie fra shnonb. 1ar. SRA.
,m' @enstoeH1h", "stensrasin", en- romanHa Sortruina fra aabrabor -
%'"aHs nnif", ct sdnrmeIt SeIthsn fra SorHsu, - enspibere ct bbt guFn
III une Snle''Heafnse, Der afIuttes mb bet srHbenSe 0mt ON ellie SOLOS ges
til Sefus".
= mere fontfe sins ma nrpnes ben puSfee gsretnina ON "aa epnnhu
m In" ua aersbns SnngeD. - SHpperbttorien ON "9ubis sAprnanb On
Wv u"s = 9tforten on sgecparret "Sm emr o. 30 Gari" - oa ben
grnrnaaten". "" ~"
. Popniarsotoenhdelee giOrae aal fren6rpes ben interesSnne geretuma
@ Wv ~ I'm arpr'feer ben Iedaa interesfante StBrtnp af gunsen 1nber
AuaR'pao mo sitelen "nnber en- Seanbamper", en- bnprfR Srenmfne al
e.4A'a (. ei0rs sSer" iamt en- Hnfte inteesiante sHDrtnser. fro spre.
'p'' ompanolenoe gerne, gboerfpperne % sernrherne.
~ Snooooef forsortet na urbnes be inhresiante SHGrinaer af mSuroDs.
n'"a0a ~" be- @ansos Ds "sSHefrfrme Gran" 5por bIantt anSre Wos.
"a St1e tpsr bsra't) oe ben merfeise Screening m "aspu arHona, IN
fm9 solsrsnt iom bhD saerneH General "a gmon.
otnoetd nlnfsS meo n Gf6eIne for gsrn "a unbcm - en- Somrro rnm.
hinges etb. fN 'NSr' y
uanse at sfISrmsrne os siaOrierne er GShet at snnaraHOuer. ,rrno
er SsrneafSeIneen rwt tiuufreret
va ol beraf fe, at bet me gib af "SamiGeInsnine" bsber poo en- sor
~ Sm Sa'erof bnaoe til Understanding us gelGrins Ser er noaet for ollie
De'e""er az Sannlten = ira Sar iisr eha til ben snHe aaset
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-04-21
Gil Norge oe Oanmarf

ierbes n9rpaa 1000 gremplarer al
gIabet bper Sreoog, og oct fomnler
biem til iaa beitemt Sio, at man iom
HegeI gaar til Goitbuiet pisie Gage
% er iiffer paa at faa BET. 9laoet er
pelieet | De samIe 2anbe, % n9it ef.
Ter fontante Yerse er bet ben beoite
9ape, ma fan ienbe fine Sl9gtninge
% Senner berbiemme. 9laoet foiter
$3.50 for gargansen. Yortoen oIene
beIsber fig til $1.56 for garct, % pi
iaar aItiaa life mere emo 81 Gents
for SIaoet til 9orge eller 0anmarf.
9r9miebsger ienoes life til @bonnert.
ter | De samle 2onoe.
gIabet bar ingen Igeuter, bperfen
Iofale eIler reiienbe, men bpis bore
gbonneuter pil ienoe os Ell ny gbon.
nent eIer to iom SuIe. og Rptaars.
9ape, oil ri bore bierteIig tafnemIis.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-04-21
Mprn gakntn.

Srpstcligc Gmelicr. en- Br9rie.
brand feieoe ben t5oe bs. oper ct
Strsa 12 Yfil p~eitenfor @oaSfoen,
og man er bnnge for, at Souis Sri'
an meo Suitru % fem 9srn err ONT
fomne nnber oenne. Sons Suie
Ell nemlig br9nbte, o. man bar life
funnel opoage Spor efter Samilien.
Ger bar alorig berifct no9en loa
sbelpesenoe Yr9riebranb | Sargent
Gorntp, ioet mango Sarutere mn bor
miitet fine uobitie og fin areaturbe'
iptning.
Statcns rlbite Snbbpsger. Ne.
9ereu "Niager 9oli" @iliams. Der
itoen Spil er oct Gloite Wenneife in.
Den Staten, ba ban iiges at bore
1877 @ar gommeI, liaaer MI paa tit
GsosIeic poa @rono SORTS Sattig.
farm | arpiQn. "Higger Con" bar
| mango glar boet | 8rano Sorts,
og han orbeioeoe / mango Iar paa
9ampbaooeue, Der befor Heo Hiper,
inotil ban blep iaa ifral, at ban
mootte ipge Silflitgt pao Sottiefar.
men. Scr bar Ben gamle Heger til
broat ell tilipneIobeube Ipffelig Stl'
pGreIie. ibet bon belt oh bolbent bar
oiret FIN Sio for Sarmens Sons,
bpiIfc bon bar iooret o9 pastel, 81.
bet 4opne og imoopratet meo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-04-21
Gn iortrrSeIia @ape. gnen act

6n fortrGSelig Wabc. gpen Mcf-
len er fonmet | en- forbiitret &nibe,
% oct enc % alcae forbi Den er bic
ben ifiGnfet ct AniGs for Sps %
Gpparinning 90 Oct oblolnt ion
@upe. Sor minore emo ire Mdr II.
ben beilutteoe nenlie 9pen peo ei
ipecicIt gaIg at mootaee ct Silbno
ira Ell al fine eapmilbe goreere,
ifelge bpilfe De nSen uogifter ifuloe
mobtaae Spspprfet iom 8ape; Den
eneite getingelie bar, at gpen ifuloe
peobIipe at orine oct. Der bite iig
BOG at bore ben Sage peo Singen,
al uoaifter meo at bripe Den ifi9nfe.
&c Snititition bar itsrre emo Sno.
tGgterne, og PEG @praoSsmsoet for.
leoen Tag oplpite aosicreren, at
aaSie mn paa @rrmo Of ben.
liz @one bar / Ell llnoerbnlmce pua
$4,430 - en- Cunt Der itooig aao
iia itsrre for bner Gag. Tom oct for
trGoeIige 2pspGrf bar / @irfiombeo,
-bporfor ban benitineoe til 9prao.
oct, at oct poa en- eler anoen Woo.
Sc iotte en- Chopper for oenne arpit.
fade / @pels Sinanier.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-04-21
Eup gnkntn.

@aaronncn mart upcr. Mange
6ormere | Smcgnen al @atertoipn
par Den 16be bs. fRroige meo Soa.
ninaen al Iaarbpebe oe par bcgpnbt
meo at brinee / Soroen anoet Smaa.
form, % iuoen nogle foa 0aae piloc
one pPre i9roige. Sffe paa mango
slor bor llbiieterne for Sarmerle
pGret iao lpie iom ipaar. Oct til.
iaaeoe areal er ogiaa iaar langt
itsrre emo iiior. ia, | enfelte
Sopnibip er bet bobbelt iaa fort
Tom iibite Iaar, On man poa 8rino
al for nleaet 8ono mootte labe itore
Str9fninger ligge zoe. 0ette Sano
blep pleiet iibite SOFT og er aaereoe
M tn0iaaet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-04-21
1sIaoet nSfemmer to
@anee ,seentlie, bper
GirsNae ineo s Sjoer
IeSiaect al "peH Dir.
Itcn1. (16 Sicer). %
trer frccae mes s
Stcer ::
siSer

glaoet giper uofsrIig geIfeo ON
ugens SGnoeIier / Sno. og lloIano.
5oruben ipecieIe aorreiponoancer
fra @aibington brinser oct fpIbise
Gfterretninger fra aongreSiens 6or.
banolinger 90 fra be forifielige Sta
tiers SesisIatlirer / ben Sio, bisie er
iamlet.
S bpert Niimer al @labet bringes
en- MGngbe Hpbeber fra De "gamle
Sanoe" fra 8peb % gD ! Horge
og Sanmart iantt ct % anoet al oil
men Snteresie fra Sperige. Big.
tigere gesipenbeoer / MooerIanoene
bebanoles / I9ngere ariifler. 0es.
uben bringes Bper llee interesiartte
8orreippnoancer fra be forifieut9e
9pgoer / 9orge og berigienitem
6olDeS De, iom er uopanoret ira oeo'
fommenoe 9pgber, regelm9siigt I'M
berrettet ON Stpr % Stel og SGn'
belier / Sieinbpsoen.
s(f megen praftiif Neptte er ben
usentlise Spalte meb Spergsmaal
og Spar, boor @bonnenterne pil faa
paaIiOeIig geifeo ON cling, De er !
Spil ON.
Ifbelingen for S Carmen, Sn.
let og Saben rebigeres al en-
e%rfaren Sarmer og en- %erfaren gus
mober og sioer en- Iasie gooe Raao
og @eileoning / @arets Sob, og ois'e
aIene er perb mere END 9Iaoets
Gris.
SO Spolter mie6 paaIioeIig firfe-
Iige Hpbeoer fra De Iiitberife Strife.
famfuno finbes bper rse.
Sorloen | De reoaftionelle Grtif.
Ter, Der giper orienterenoe Speriigter
oper Sioens pigtigite Spsrgsmaal
og Soreteelier, inoebolber 9labet og-
iaa en- IaSie anoet 2aieitof bells OPP
Ipienoe Irtifler ON almeninteres.
iante Gmier, beIs moriomme Smaa-
f%ort9aiuser, Inefooter og fomiffe
9iueoer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-04-21
u~ieopanIiee Rpinoefalo.

8 bore Gage finoeS Der bel neppe
nogen Stiaing. | bpilfen apinoer life
ogioa or reprGientereoe, | olt 5alo
en- eaer anoen affrog at 8eroen,
ifisnt oct / og for fig alOeles life er
8pinoeitiainger.
ut Gpinoerne fan uomerfe Zig lom
Soloater, bar man bapt life ioa faa
@rempler paa, bIanot moet | Den rus
fit. japaneiiife 8rig, bpori Der op.
traaote Here tapre ama5oner.
Der eriiterer liseleOes f~pinbelige
SismGnb, og iom ct grempel berpoa
fan pi blanot anoet nGone en- enselif
gnte, Der er gierinbe al Ell Seiler,
Tom bun / mango Mar ielp bar fsrt
/ Sragtfart langs gnglanos Seitfpit.
s De ienere slar bar flere apinber
-iorreiten ogiaa | Sortioen - be-
eipet iig paa Spoaseliesreiier og mo-
piit Iise iaa fort Mtoo iom oeres
manoIise aoaeger.
S Srnnfrig 90 iSoaanb % Der |
amerifa iinbes flere f~pinoelige abpo.
fater. S Spes3io finbes en- apinoe,
iom r%eltaurerer &~irfetaarne, % iom
fan mnire omfap meo bpiIfeniombelit
Wanb. S 2onoon pafte Ell foinoelig
Sfopuoier for noeen Sio iioen Sp-
iigt, % | oeme geroensbp finbes Iige-
Iebes f%pinoeliae @arberere.
On Sitting, iom De l%onoonife 8pin.
Der er / Serb meo at erobre, er Den
iom Regninesbuo; oct fol babe piit
ia, at De langt beore END M9noene
foritaar at faa treune 9etdlere til at
rpffe no meo Eeli9ei,e.
@anse Steoer timber man fuinbe.
lige granoioIf % Sforitensfeiere;
gpen Irmabale | &p Spopales er
iaaleoes meget Itolt al at babe ct
9ranoforps ~beItaaenoe al IL flinfe
pg iterfe fripiqige fpinoelise grano.
folf, iom ofte bar nomterfet iig peb
Sloebranoe. De eper fig iammen meo
9pens oroin9re 9~ranbfprps % gisr
iiGr pproifulb SieneIte peo &eonings-
arbeioet. S ct. Yetersbure og
Woifpa er oct life iialminoeligt at
ie fpinbelige Sforitensfeiere, % |
begee bisie Sper finOes ~futnbelige
Sforitensfeielaug. Oct fsrite Saug
bIep Bonnet al en- gnfe, iom peb Wtan-
oens 0eb bnnbe 6 uforiergeoe Sstre.
Sum loo Dem pp0rage / 6aoerens BE.
filling, os bereS Grempel bIep ienere
fuIst al mango andre unge Eiaer, iaa
at oct fpinbelige Notwithstanding
iui t9aer flere Sunbreoe Meolemmer.
Sfslee 9algets Statutter maa insen
fpinbelia SforiteuSfeier bore unber
IA eller oper % Iar, men De fan on.
taseS iom SGrlinge, ouerebe naar De
er s gar. SpiS ct MeoIem glitter Jig,
ifal bun iorpliste Zig til Iibolo og til
reselmGSiig airfe9ong.
s oct ipositIige Ruslanb iinoeS ipp
gper, bpor olle gmbeber befl9oes af
apinber. s &oIparaiio / Chile iinbes
Der en- W9ngbe fpinbelige Spor.
ppgnsfonbufterer.