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The Washington times., 1908-08-16

Summer Headaches;
How to Avoid Them

II HERE are women who complain
that they are never we'll in hot
weather: they feel out Of sorts,
have severe headaches. and are
easily upset-and they blame the
weather. They say they always suf-
fer from summer headaches" but
they do not seem TO realize that it is
not summer. but their own stupidity
that Is at the bottom of it ali.
There are four main causss OF i'll
ness in. hoJ weather. The inst is diet.
Foods spoil more easily IN summer,
and people are very liable TO mild at
,tacks Of food poisoning from eating
meat OF fish that is not quite fresh.
Sick headache may result from even
one mouthful OF tainted meat or fish,
and overripe or under-ripe fruit is the
cause of good deal OF Illness at this
time of year. Housewives are strange
1y ignorant, or strangely Indifferent. TO
, the risk Of food contamination in hot
weather. 1t is false economy TO use
meat or FISH. or food Of any kind, that
is at all suspicious.
Everybody should eat less meat in
summer, and choose instead good
fruit, salads, eggs. milk and cheese.
Such foods as pork, heavy buildings
and fat meat Of any kind are liable to
cause headache II taken in any guam
tity at this season Why? Because
it is more difficult for the system
to get rid OF excess of food when il Is
not required for purposes Of body heat
and heavy work. So, in holiday time
especially. reduce the amount or
butchers meat and heating foods"
The second great cause Of headaches
at this time is fatigue. We do not
rest and sleep as much as in winter
We sit up late, and get up earlier IN
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els, and just out OF the boxes that
crossed the seas from Paris. Please
don't think l may be fibbing: and. any
way, aren't they sweet? But. neverthe-
leFs. the summer girls are coming 70
town Betsy BrOwuface, who will be
married in October, was really here
last week. She was a flower girl when
Chollie and 1 were married-sO, natur-
ally. we are much interested in her
purchases. All the girls are keen TO
get right to work at their trousseau
buying. The failures 0he mural bios
solns) have come 10 town 10 buy the
gayest and the latest for a desperate
fort in the last lap Of the season.
Girls OF this sort always depend too
much upon clothes. They are even key
cd up TO the point where they will set
into a sheath with an untitled slit.
First thing. the summer girl will ask.
What are the new cOIoTs2'' "CataWa-
ba, wistaria. eggplant. and donkey
gray" IS the answer, As usual, the ma
jority of the new colors have edible
names. They always call in the FTench
chefs for the christening.
And the sweet summer girl, how she
laughs and dimples when she sees
some of the new fall suits from Paris
All the suits she likes bes- are miii-
tary IN character. Take the suit or a
soft, but bright, sky-blue. broadcloth
nEure A. See the big buttons. Each
has ii sapphire IN the center. Many
of the buttons on the new fan suits
are very valuable. Some are set with
semi-pTeciOus stones. The importers
fairly tore out their hair when they
heard that these buttons had to come
in under the head OF jewelry. When
mother and the girls come home from
Paris their new suits In the trunks,
are however. buttonless Buttons.
bUttons-wh0 has the buttOns2' is the
latest game at the customs house.
Mother has the buttons. but who is the
man who darcs say where? Some of
tie new buttons are really mussei
shells. I saw them on a new suit Of
eggplant color. But please excuse me:
we must hurry back 10 the blue suit
But buttons are awfuHy fascinating.
We had 10 stop and discuss them a
bit That's the only enjoyable way
To- talk about the styles. Sequence, Is
1 tell Cholly. is a nuisance. Buttons
are really OF great importance, much
like the punctuation marks in a poenr
or. as Cholly says. in your great
aUnts will.
on this blue suit the buttons are
military Then, Just see the slit on
this central gown. Narrow velvet
ribbon is applied to the cloth just e
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THE MAN WITH
MASTER MIND
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from his charge. Mr.. Bolton" said
Clarke.
mo. God forgive ne. I can't. did
take advantage OF him IL the early
days. I made myself believe at the
time that II was all in the way OF
business. hut I have suffered in con-
science for 1t ever since. and have
regarded the $1,000 which I have paid
him every year as partial atonement.
1 can't blame myself on my dead
wife's account. She did not love Hip
pie. and she did love me. She never
would have married him anyway"
Now" said Clarke. there is only
one more point to be cleared up, and
that Is why Nipple scrubbed on the
backs OF the reports the MESA es
which he declares he wired. I think
we shall find, Mr.. Bolton. that you
owe your discovery OF this plot mora
to a very rare form OF insanity, which
brooding on his trouble has produced
in Hipple's naturally fanatical brain,
than to my efforts. He is afflicted
with agraphia, a peculiar disease OF
the ullnu MUitn taNNrS MN 70 WIFE,
not always what he intends to WRITE
but what is uppermost IN his mind.
! met a similar case once in Bellevue
Hospital. and / rather suspected as
much when I advised you 10 ask him
to indorse one of the reports. He tried
to indorse the report as he has done
IN hts methodical way for years. and
as you probably would have noticed.
had you not been too engrossed with
business TO look at the backs. Then
the last message ne had wired TO New
York came into his mind. and ne
wrote that instead II was a chance
shot on my part. 1 admit. All. IN
spector Ship: here is your man. Wait
until l unhandcuff him. and see that
he does not do violence TO himself
until we can notify his family.
think you will find 1t case Of need
ing medical attention and not properly
one for the penitentiary."
DaZed and bewildered at the strange
company in which he aWOke 10 con-
seriousness. Nipple was led away, and
the chapter closed on the wreck OF a
brilliant mind and the blasting OF q
once fair name ] did not see the
check which Carton Clarke received
from Bolton but I never heard him
complain that II was not satisfactory.
Copyright. 1908. BY ". G. Chapman.)
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braid is on a soldiers uniform, as
one sees it in old French pictures
Where the skirt folds back, the facing
Is Of armure silk Two little plaits
give a scaEt bit OF fulness TO the
skirt just below the waist. The long
tails of the coat have narrow slant
ing straps and buttons also applied
in soldierly way The tight sleeves
again have buttons, straps. and mar
row lace frlll from the elbow down. and
dainttly circling the wrist The revers
on This suit are gorgeous. Those be-
low are Of the soft blue cloth and
those on top changing a bit loosely
are Of net on which mammoth orchids
in shades OF pink ana mahogany are
embroidered. Ehe skirt clasps the
hips, and this is one of the most Sc
we're OF the directoire walking suits
You cannot see the tails OF the coat
when YOU directlv face the wearer.
But Betsy BroWnfaee Jocks fine In II.
She is slim ard trim. aId as straight
as colonel. Chin up, shoulders back;
no sword or mbsket. but a cane If she
likes. She looks then not like a SOL
der, but E..e an incroyable. one of the
famous tops OF France in the dire,-
'D-aN hVi iNu. bEN6g BOu6Hl II cane ON
Fifth avenue. II has a big sapphire
set III the handle. l know one girl
who said she'll use her jeweled bill
lard che with her directorie suit
On the suit of dark blue cloth (see
picture ID the revers are of pale blue
satin. and on each Is embroidered a
plump cockataO. on other suits. say
apple green with nile-green revers,
the points of which reach beyond The
shoulders. there are also tropical birds
ard tropical sewers embroidered with
silk. The tails OF the coat are turn
ed back with pale green revers of the
same color and shape. and birds are
embroidered on each.
II Is trick this year In Paris to put
a woman into a suit that looks like an
envelope. See the suit In Illustration
c. The corners not only turn back,
but are brought together and but
toned.
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All sorts Of novelties are part OF OF
The accompaniment Ct tlis new fan
suits. The majority Of the summer
girls simply know they're pretty. But
Betsy Brownface. she Knows why each
feature IS correct. Betsy IL bright.
She remembers all her history. The
period Of the directoire (Choliie tried
so hard to explain IT al to me hope
l have il right followed the death OF
Louis XVI and tha- Of Marie Antoin-
cite. who offered the public cream
puffs OF something OF that sort They
were srTibly insuIted. Cream puf1s
are not so bad. say I. though breakfast
food would have been real mean
Paris, during and following the revC-
lution. was military mad and wen; TO
excess in everything.
4 slit In those days was a slit Just
ask YOUR mother or your husband. or
read about the slit in the great history
OF costume by Racinet. If I should
try 20 explain to you. Mr.. Editor would
cut it out. The buttons on the suits
were like the buttons on q soldiers
uniform. The collar called RObespierTe,
ia compliment to the great revolu-
ZIONIST. you may see as now revived
on figure b.
This collar is faced with black ana
white silk Of thu revers and the waist
coat. Even some of the bOnnets worn
in those days were supposed 10 repre-
sent cannon balls. They were round
and closely fitting. To-day. in the
modern adaptation. they suggest d
portion OF melon rind). Finally, the
directors were deposed-to leave bon
nets for history. The consulate fol-
lowed the directolre And then arose
Napoleon Some of the new coats
even show the Napoleonic influence
(on evening clOaks this is markee),
though none Of the house or evening
frocks are now empire In style Dur
ing the directOire Paris had one OF its
spasms when 1t tried to revive the
classic severity OF the Grecian cos
TUNES one feature. however, we
Americans will not repeat The direc-
toire ladies wore no stockings tvour
The Washington times., 1908-08-16

divide the summer girls into two
classes. IN one class belongs the girl
whose fiucTE is sun fresh She was
one of the mural blossoms Common
name 'w1ll-howcrs'D of the summer
Even hes dancing frOcks ueed. Io
cleaning round the uem No Il ohen-
grin mHr,a for her this fan, Even
her tennis suits are stiI Immaculate
In none OF the Summers games has
she been strenuous 'perspiration"
would be- vulga-, bat all these games
are those mat go 90 make mp the big
game OF love, FOR witness the girl who
has played them AN guyly- cupid liked
her The very day she came. when he
was sitting ON the hotel register select
inE the dramatis pOrsonae for the sea
son s. comedy. So when she gave him
a wise little wink he shot "a golden
arrow to suit her
SUMMER girls always begin to talk
about new fan suits I'm August. This
IS lone-estahiish- 81 rule This year
they arc an excited Chanees i'm style,
so they read, are -reat THEY'VE seen
the new suits only on paper-in draw
ing and in printed descriptions. They
are eager now TO see them in cloth
Usually before September 1 the dress
makers and tailors have thsir orders
Tor a few. fan suits. Whenever possi-
bic. customers come TO tovn-but listen
girUes. if ,he journey is out of ouas-
ton the suits 1u Tins page. are pictures
drawn fronI costumes seen ON the mod
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or whatever sort Of cake it vas. men
used to 20 TO dances wearing the skins
Of their enemies-the people who had
been guillOtined. Chollie Says it's no
worse than any other sort Of SKIN. but.
my! Crecslling our mention OF the DON
keys I'd rather eat a donkey sand
wich than to carry dlrectoire bag OF
this sort
Just to make a cheerful ending, ia
like TO tell you about the new Ma
poleonic evening cloaks, but they
make a story in themselves You
throw one end OF the cloak over your
chest and shoulders, just as Roman
senators handled their draperies.
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"A DdOrs Reception of Brgh,
souay aid Revere Facing O
Where Skirt l. Turned BackSh Showing FIedn
Cellar Of Black andM Six.
"a Severely PLAN in Turning
Of the Cost
DA Dark Blue Suit Showing Embroidered
Ckat The Skirt F4z, Marrow Pas Side Line Of But
Is Comfortable Waking Is Sshed
the Sides. WhTe Ii Fa, in Deep POnb
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Horrifyi39
Rumor as tc
BAGS aDd
Purses

the morning. We DO too much, even
when We are on q vacation. because
we try to get Just about three times
what we should get into the twenty
four hours
SO we become tagged and tired and
headachy, and We blame the summer.
We play tennis In blazing sunshine,
with the idea that we should get as
much exercise as possible. OF course.
we have to pay The marvel is not
that so many women have headaches
In summer. but that 90 many escape
the attacks Of sunstroke they so often
deserve.
Heat headache is the direct conse-
quence OF not protecting the head,
neck. and upper part Of the spine from
the suns rays A brOad-brimmed har
and paras0l are essential for the
woman who has to go out in strong
sunshine, however free from vanity
she may be.
Women who feel the heat should
make a point Of lying down IN a dark
room for thirty or forty minutes IN
the middle OF the day. And the wOm-
an who gets nine hours sleep summer
and winter will be the healthier and
better looking for H.
As summer headache Is sometimes
due 70 eyestrain from the excessive
light, IL is d good plan 10 have the
eyes tested. II headaches persist IN
spite Of attention 10 the above hints
Any one with weak sight should wear
dark glasses II the sun Is very strong.
and should never sit facing a strong
glare OF sunlight
Heavy clothing lastly, is the expla-
nation OF many peoples ill-hsaith in
hot weather. Heavy coats. skirts. and
unnecessary undertaking should be
discarded. especially by the women
who have 10 work in town du ing midi
summer Heavy clothing fncrea ses the
risk of summer colds. becauss We get
Overheated and subsequently chilled.
SO long as light WOODEN clothing is
worn next the skin, the outer gar
ments cannot be too light IN texture
an1 color.
TO cure summer headaches. try three
sislple meals a day. moderate exer-
case, especially walking In the fresh
air Try the sleep cure if You are
liable 10 do too much, and take & mid
day rest If you suffer from hear head
ache, Do not take drugs upon any
consideration excepting a simple pur-
gatiye, which Is always advisable Il
errors IN diet are the prOba bic sCause
OF the sick headache
A hot mustard fnotbath, a mustard
leaf at the nape OF the neck. or an
application Of eau de cologne 20 the
temples and crown Of the head, are
!. Seful remedies. Always try to ind
Gu the cause. Do not forget that IL Is
not heat that is the real cause in nins
Case2 out OF ten.
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~ HE summer girls are coming 20
tOwni-that Of course means 10
the city OF New York. Some
in rags, some in tags"-or rath-
er their linen is badly Tumpled. Their
white teeth CLEAN and their skin Is
brown. Some there are I'm silk and
rajah. Never a wrinkle and never a
crease. But these are the pale-faced
failures. Not even their noses are
Eunburned-but beware Of the frOwn.
Better wrinkles i'm your linen than q
OOG..cit between your eyes.
Just look and see. It's only mid
August, but the summer girls are com
ing 20 town-from Newport Southamp-
ton, and maybe. Bar Harbor. Look
for the girl with wrinkles in her linen.
but smiles on her face, for she's the
summer girl who will be the autumn
bride. Father is delighted. Both his
smile and his purse expand, and Betsy
Brownface, you may be sure. starts
IN directly TO spend.
Now listen. When August ls sixteen
lays old then the time has come to
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Sicrn TOM Sarneroper.

Gro @innipeq, Wtanitoba, me6oe.
les fslgenoe FiIoraaelie ira Den faua.
oiife Sfoqbp 9fcpeIitofe: gtens Sames
". NfcG Council, Gheiingenieren peo
oct Der pduganenoe 3mneIurbcl0e.
iorleoen Gag itoO uc0e paa Sernbaue.
i~totionen, tom en- Itor gisrn bugienoe
no ira Oct tGtte &rat. greb en- S.aarig
Son al acknowledged @iQiam
Zines ! 6orlabberne % orog ttIifogs
meo ham. McGonnea. Der trai til
at bore bepPbnet meo en- Sngttuiu.
iatte eiter 9ierneu. bpem oct igrit
Ipfteoes ham al mObeRte. efter at Den
por nonet til6age til iii Si. Ser
IptfaSes BET Pc2Oruea eiter et al.
porIigt goifetng meo gamien at faa
8utten 6eiriet oa ! pei geboIb 6ragt
biem igien. SeIo bar imiolertib
Mcconnell blepet annife ilemt isnoer.
ilRnget al gierueus aIsr, men 5aa.
rene ital life bare I~Ipsiarlise.
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SarIis Sport.

Gen GiIoifab, ofte 8rl,talitet, Der
llomerfer mango al De omeritdnife
Stlttenters % SfolegutterS Sports.
Iege bar after oiiteofommet en- betIa'
gelig llIpffc, Der enten oil bope %.
ben tiIfelge cller gierc ct lngt, To-
penoe Wenneife til &rebling ior
SipStio.
Huber Ell iaafolbet Stub" meIlem
GIeperue al "6reibmon"' og "Sopbo'
more" -a~losierne pe6 ben t~eftliife
SfoIe / 3orceiter, WloiS., tit en- al
Dem emil @ran, Der efter Iaonet
at BONNIE er norit. elcr al nOrit
Serfomit, &pggen fnGtfet meo oct
ReiuItat, at ban er flil0itpnoig lam
ira Soiterre al. Sans EiIitanb err
~forreiten iaa betGntelig, at 2Ggerue
peb 9pboipttoIet, huor ban inolagbes,
finn nprer rinQc Nunb ON &ipet.
@ronS Siem er / 8eIt @orebum,
MoIS
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bpirpelitorm.
I'm forfGroelig SBiun har rdiet paa
Dc ~Hltppinifr Ger.
Ianse nlpffer.

Gn forfGrocIig Cpion. encr &nir.
beIitorm bar ifolge Ct telegram ira
9tauiIu raiet opcr BEN ceutroIe Gel
al Sen Tlippinitc 2arupoe og onret.
tet tore %llIUffcr oJ iprr Gicuoonts.
ifaoe. Ql0not &c hdor0eit biemisate
Ter or Somoara. oen noroliae Del
al @cpte. sen ip6ligc Del ar 2ljor,
Gnuan Ila5hate oq Romblon. In.
fouT bcuuacoe tia i ror0neitIig Ret.
ming og ioriDauoi oct fineiiife Sop.
"a ole SeIegraiIeoniuger or neS.
6lrite, er giterretutuQcruc ON Stor.
mems MeriiH8er enomi nlegct maare;
mcu ser or iu9eu Snil ON, at 6en
bar o'itcotommct mango o. ipGre
llIDftcr. Ut Rnqte pil oioe, at / en-
al Nneruc pan NiaSbutc ifoI iamtlige
&uie hare neoblritc paa en- cnfeIt
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m~ootalet ct fort Telegram ON, at IN.
ioneu bapoc uurcttct itor gienooms.
lfooc Der pao Zen, % at mango Mten.
neifer par bIeunc orrbtc.
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Brand paa Dcitfvitcn.

SIelge en- tcIearniiif WteoocIcIic
fra gurcfa. California, raier ser /
Cmegrcu en- poloiom StoQbrauo. or
alereoe bar lngt NrIitrom 2umbcr
Gompaup& itore Sa1brllg % &ouIeri,
uGroiot til $4,000, / aife. &Iocu
0rcpeS iremoper al en- itrrf BIND %
trleoc, oa SeIelrnmmct aiicuHtc9.
Rcbmoo6 2nntber 9ompauuS no.
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genoe mc0cm aeIitromS' % Sriti'
oao, til huilfct li6itnnpntc Steb ser
dacre0c er anfommet ct tort Nutnl
6~lngtutrger. Reomooo lumber Com.
panpS Sagbrua &sulcrier % enornte
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auilodet @rrOi al opcr Ell Ntiaion
Dollars, lager liae / GiuoretninQen
og bclinoer iig iooIeNeo / oocrbGu.
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Ooancrc bIep / iioitc 2icblif rcoocNe
Al ct Sernbanctoa. ser broate Dem
til Sdmon. &loen bar ou aaereoc
'ao Itprf pao bcaQc Sioer al @oue,
LINEN, at Mnlinacr pau 8ognenc for,
meIig ipoeoe / Den ooIoiommc Sebe.
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Oobbeltbrvuup.

Ct paffcrt Sobbeltbrnllip ifal ben
30te bs. ieires / Chicago, oa 10 50,
tire ifal pies til TO Sorretuingstom,
pagnoner. Sielien fol ioregau / ct,
BARNS Strife % forrettes al Gaitor
9oien.
Ie TO @ruoe er Catherine Glija,
beth og alice 9oretta SmeeHep %
8ru6gommerue benhOlospts 8bomas
5. SpIanb % Goparo q. 3unue.
Der briper ell Sorretning idnrmeu /
257 South @eitern Apenie .
amors 8ete er u~noerltge. fyor flre
Mar iioen b!ep be 10 unge Reno prq.
ienterehe FOR brnouber al en- al
Sneenepieitrene / hen0es Stem ca
BET iaoIeoes itiitene Se~ficuStifab iertc
til aompaniitibet melem benz itrar
eitcr og til GobbeItbrpQupet III pan
Sns0ag.
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olnitiiterer frificnot.

Sra Springfield. 81. t~eIegrafere3.
at abrubam BANNER. Der olItageS at
baoc parct guitiftereu % Seoeren al
De blooigc Cptpicr ser / gDcu / Som.
mer, al Errncn cr bIepcu iritieuot
Tor Hufla1en for Dtoro. a~ieuoelicu
it'll pare opnudct ueo fsrite afitem.
uiua; men otter Here Simers Rauo.
iIalning.
GrifiCuoclieu al Hanmcr er oct ier.
tie Gtto / Rcttcu ira Racefriger /
SUrinafeI0, Der foItc0e iau NANCE
Wenneitelto. san uar iat unoer Gil.
tale for DiorOet poa 8ilIiam Con-.
negou, Den gamle 9eger TOM blcp
I1ntet / NErheocu at fit Stem pna
Nidrnet of Sprrug oa college
ztreets. P1rmcr blep urreiteret /
Hrrbcocr % umiOocIbort eitcr 2pn.
tiu1cn oa 5or iioer baHii0oet / Bare.
tGJt5urrCit.
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en- Slaneehiitorie.

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perilorger opooQehes forleben / en-
gammel, uOtsrret grsno pna Ell Sorm
/ NPrbeoen al 8rnppiQe, 81, life
lnngt ira SnbionagrGnien. Gieren
al 6armen fif iamlet Ell Slot al fine
Hoboer, og meb alubbcr og 8epGrer
forouitaltcbes Der ct uploigt BLOB.
bnb poa Heptilierne. Get eff imio.
lcrtib life tort nof, oq man ~beilittteoe
berfor, eitcr at bupe orPbt ilere Sun.
breber al Dem, at Iprpnge SIonqernc
% belle @renoeu / 2uftcu meo Spna.
nit.
Gette bIep qiort meo ~iGroeIes iii.
freOsitiaenoe ReiuItater, toet Der life
fanbtes iaa meget iom Ell SsooeI
iaien al Slongcrue. @renoen bIep
ielpfslgelig ogian. soelagt, men On.
nantlten buuoe iprGngt 9ul paa en-
Slieaare, ira bpilfen Der ienbtes en-
itprt B~etroleimsitraaIe op / Srften.
81 Gienoom. / Snlegnen err lteaet
rmaobeIig / Gris. og 9orinaer eiter
Die er begpnbt paa mango Steoer.
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Ct Galehusoramd

Ct gLi}abetbs 4iDI / @aihingtou
oor forIeOen Gag S~hIepIaoier for en-
itrEffelig 9eatucnbeo, Der toiteoe 10
Rerneiter 2i0et.
On al Tatienterne en- Rltllat ueo
RaDn NuOren 2tghtfoot. Der bar op.
bolot Tia ! 4iplet / cite atar og an.
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Eatrlct Maloueu Ct SIag / Sopeoet.
iau Sierueitalen fuuites. % but
ial0t 800 om. Sans n9ite Siier bar
Ell ung foinbelig RatIent, 9iilie Sol.
lin. Der ligeleSeS bleu or9bt pan Ste.
oct al Ct SIog ! SppeSet Gg liz.
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lap ira Der meo en- truit slrm. Ror.
oeren toa oerpaa 6tligten. men bleo
eiter en- bioiis Sngt inobentet Of 30.
litiet % ouermanoet Dog ierit efter
at pGre itraft til Soroen al Ell Stuo !
SoOeu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-09-29
meieriforbuno
Ncieriforcuinaer / Miuuciuta lutte,
iia iammen.
SpiaepGroiat Grempcl.

Gen ferite Sommerllutuina a
Mfeierier / Winnelota / oct Gieuef
at forbanoIe fine egne Troouttcr or.
gnutiereoes forIeben Sag, "a "0tiu
neiota Cooperative 9airie8 ISiocio.
ton" nteO 6opebfontor | Ct. FutI
~iuolepereOe line SuforporntionSartit
Ter paa StntSicfretprenS aontOr,
9ette er, iom iagt, ben ierite Gam.
meniIutning al Weierier unoer Der
al 'ioite SegiSlatur pe6tngne &op, Del
tiaaoer cooperative Meicrier at bolb(
gttier / andre, Iigueuoe Somlag.
Oct me 6orbuno omfattcr Ter Neie.
rier. Sobn q. WorIep / Spotonrn
er bets ErGiibent og Inorep Srenf
/ Elainpiem, oemofrattif aanoioat
for &onere@ien / 2oet 9~iitrift, &o$,
ierer.
&orporotionens 8runofapital er
ldf I'll Sl2,oOO, toroelt pad 900 UT
tier a $25 pr. Stpffe. Ifticrne fan
fife lonlig oncrisres ira Ell @ier til
en- onbPn ltoen IiQooeIie al SeIifa,
bets SefretGr.
De Wicierier og inoipiolrele Der,
Toner, iom er Stifterne al oct npe
6%oretogcnoc, err: Ylainpierp Go-opes
rattpe Creamery Isiociation, Souf
Center Cooperative Greamcrp Isio.
citation, 3umbro Creamery Company
al Hocf 9cQ, SnOepenbence Go-ope.
rntipc Gnirp G~Siociation al WapIe
Glniu, Gomfrcp 6armers' Creamery
ISiOciation Saoona Creamery 9lSio.
citation / Smatonna, Sobn q. Wor.
lep, Spotonno, Sobn 4. Camp,
Sterpartoiae, s. 8. Storf, @ibbon,
CHARLES q. Morie, Saltf Center %
anorelu 5rettdl, 8lainpielp.