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The Yale expositor., 1909-02-19
Church of Christ Centennial.

The church of Christ (Disciples) cele-
brates what is known as their one hun
dredth Anniversary at Pittsburg Pa,
Oct. 11-19 next 1t was near there at
Washington, Pa, that Thomas Camp
bell published a document known as
the "DeclaratiOn and Address" in the
autumn of 1909, which has become his
toric. The principles embraced in this
document led to movement that has
resulted in the existence of religious
body which now numbers about one
million and a quarter members, with
six thousand ministers, about forty
schools and colleges, etc. 1t is grow
ing organization and is one of the most
aggressive religious bodies in all the
world
There is great activity among the
disciples now, preparatory to the cele-
bratiOn in Pittsburg. One chief aim is
to raise 100000 for Foreign Missions.
The special day set apart for this pur-
pose is March Z. All the churches of
Christ represented in this movement
are expected to make a contribution on
that day to preach the gospel through
out the whole world. The church at
Yale is taking an active interest in this
matter, and it may be depended upon
to make a creditable showing. The
disciples have missions in Japan, China,
India, Hawaii, Cuba, Africa, Norway,
Sweden and Denmark, also in the
Philippine Islands. They have one hun
dred and sixty American missionaries
in these countries, and an army OF
more than five hundred native preach.
ers and helpers. They conduct eight.
cen hospitals in foreign lands, and last
year treated more than one hundred
and twenty-seven thousand patients.
Sixty-two schools and colleges were
supported, with an attendance of near
ly four thousand, and besides they
feed and clothe and house and educate
more than four hundred orphans.
The membership in these lands now
numbers more than ten thousand, and
the value of property is about five
thousand dollars. Much of the centen-
nial celebration depends upon the offer
ing, March Z, which is really centen-
nial event. If that is successful as is
expected, then it is believed that two
millions of dollars will be raised for
all missions and benevolences before
the year closes. This is the mark that
has been set. The gathering in Pittsburg
in October will doubtless be the great
est religious event of modern times.
Halls are being provided to seat no
less than thirty thousand peaple at one
time. Fully fifty thousand delegates
are expected to be present, perhaps
more. There will be representatives
from England, Scotland, Scandinavia,
Australia, Japan, and other countries.
Altogether there will be about three
hundred speakers during the centen-
nial celebration. Let us do what we
can to help the work along, so that the
celebration may be great success.
J.A. Bullock.
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Soldier BaIks Death plot

It seemed TO j. A. Stone, civil war
veteran, of Kemp, Tex, that plot ex-
listed between desperate lung trouble
and the grave to cause his death. ~
contracted stubborn cold" he writes,
"that developed a cough that stuck to
me, in spite of all remedies, for years.
My weight ran down to 1870 pounds.
Then | began to use DIR. Kings New
Discovery, which restored my health
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Hemorrhages, Asthma, and to prevent
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When a medicine effects a cure in 80
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tee that il will cost the user nothing if
it does not cure Catarrh, il is only rea-
sonable that people should believe us,
or at least put our claim TO practical
test when we take all the risk. These
are facts which we want the people of
Yale to substantiate. We want them
to try Rexall Mucu.Tone, a medicine
prepared from prescription of phys
ician whose speciality was Catarrh, and
who has record of thirty years of
cures to his credit.
We sell more bottles and receive
more good reports about Rexall Mucu-
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Rexall MucuTone is quickly alb
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and soreness, stops the mucous dis
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February Fl. 1909.

Stephen the First Christian Martyr
Acts vi: to viii:3
Golden Text They stoned stephen
calling upon God, and saying, Lord
Jesus, receive my spirit. Acts Wise.
Study Acts vi:S-l5; vii54 to viii: 3.
Verse s. Who was Stephen?
In view of present day distinctions,
would you call Stephen layman or a
clergyman?
Why is it not crime against the
gospel, that the preaching of the gospel
is so professionalzed, that our pulpits
today in the towns and cities, are prac-
tically closed to the laymen of the
church, so that even men like stephen,
have to "keep silent" in our church
pulpits? This question is to be an
swered in writing by members of the
club
What was the secret of Stephens pow
er as a preacher, and to what extent
may every layman become like him?
Verse 9-When in community of
thoughtful men, who oppose the gospel;
can its claims be established better by
debate than by ordinary preaching or
defamation?
Verse I0.-If you defeat an opposer
in debate, that is not likely to convert
him to Christianity; unless he is sin
cere seeker after truth, but is it likely
to convert the hearers?
Verses 11-13.-What effect did Step.
hens victory have upon his opponents,
and what effect did it probably have on
the audience?
Is there any necessary moral value in
mere opinion, and will men ever be
condemned because of wrong doctrines;
lie. wrong opinions?
When a man with right views of
truth, gets angry at the man with
wrong views, and does mean things to
him, that the latter takes with gentle
ness; which is likely to be the better
man of the two?
Why is it that men who profess re-
ligion, can act SO like devils, when new
truth is presented to them as in this
caseY
Verse l4.-Can mans word in re-
ligious dispute, be depended upon, on a
The Yale expositor., 1909-02-19
Suggestive Questions on the Sunday School Lesson by
The Reverend Dr. Linscott for the
International Newspaper Bible Study Club .

matter of fact, if he is untrue to his
conscience and to God?
How is il that unrighteous men will
fight for their false religious creeds, and
shrink from no sort of rascality to ac-
complish their purpose?
Can you give any other reason than
their unrighteOusness, or assign to any
other principle, the hatred of these
men tor so lovely character as Steph-
en-?
Verse 15.-Did the fact that Stephen
looked like an angel, make his persecu-
tors love him, or hate him, more?
Chapt. Z, Verse 81. What is it
which cuts wrong doors to the heart
more than anything else?
If these rulers had been innocent of
the charge Stephen brought against
them, would they have been cut TO the
heart as they were?
Verse 55.-What do you understand
by Stephen being full of the Holy Spir-
it?
What did Stephen see when he
looked up into heaven?
Would the onlookers have probably
seen the same things, as Stephen, if
they had looked up?
Verse 56-57-Did they believe Steph-
ems testimony as to what he saw?
DO cold professors of religion as a
rule, have any confidence in the ex-
periences of those who walk and talk
with God?
Verse 5S.-How would these people
Justify themselves, for committing this
great crime?
What was the method of stoning a
victim to death?
Verses 59-60.-Does the spirit sleep
at death, or go into state of conscious
presence with God?
I5y what power can man love OF
forgive his murderers?
Chap. s. Verses 3.--What was the
measure of Saul's sin in the stoning OF
Stephen?
What were the chief results of the
stOning of Stephen?
Lesson for Sunday Feb. 2Sth, 1909.
The Gospel in Samaria.-Acts viii:4-
%.
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Jury List.

The following list of petit juror
have been drawn for the March teri
of the circuit court for Sanilac Count!
William LeepIa, Greenleaf.
Geo. w. Hebenton, Evergreen.
Henry u. Robinson, Argyle.
Richard Cough, Wheatland.
John Powley, Marion.
John Pratt, Forester.
Martin Holverson, Sanilac.
Edward Cowan, l5ridgehampton.
Robert Kirkpatrick, Custer.
William Shultz, Moore.
John Waun, Lamotte.
Frank Sheppard, Marlette.
Andrew Smeckert, Elmer.
Robert Henderson, Watertown.
Remie Geoffroy, Washington.
Marshal Dawson, Lexington.
Albert G. Orchard, Beul.
John Miller, Elk.
Thomas L. Fitch, Flynn.
John Weigle, Maple Valley.
Thomas Wark, Speaker.
Robert Shibbald, Fremont.
Sohn Teel, Worth.
Joseph Rea, Croswell.
Elijah Brown, Sandusky.
Frank McKernon, Brown City.
Robert Young, Delaware.
The Yale expositor., 1909-02-19
The Secret OF long Life

A French scientist has discovered
one secret of long life. His method
deals with the blood But long age
millions of Americans had proved
Electric Bitters prolongs life and makes
II worth living. 1t purifies, enriches
and vitalizes the blood, rebuilds wasted
nerve cells, imparts life and tone to
the entire system. Its q godsend to
the weak, sick and debiitated people
"Kidney trouble had bhghted my life
for months" writes W. M. Sherman, of
Cushing, Me-, "but Electric Bitters
cured me entirely" Only soc, at Pol
lock x Hennessy's.
Don't forget the Il off on Mems and
Bows Clothing at j. /. ROsenthars.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-05-04

aioroe bun Mine til at ~inttee poo
bai1 paanp, % oa tom Der 6urt
ban. san iatte Sooet Ianst uet
meIlem SfuIorene, font ON ban Der.
peo fiinSe beffptte bet, for iom en-
0il bort til 3ariolen % op i.ben, pi.
ffeoe poa Soften % trapeoe ! Sfior.
learner 40 @r9sbp til. Trsie oq
@eit Iaa igjen paa @iiIpet / Sopepr.
reliet paa SneaIeberg.
Sntrent mibtpeis trof ban fin
"StaIobror", % Oct por meo en- pis
Eilfreosbeo, at ban alerebe paa 40.
fiaig gfftanb lagbe M1rfe til, al
oenne bapoe fine Wprfer efter ge.
isget hos bans beore SalpoeI. 9iaf.
iet og forrepcn. meb rsbe 2ren, ct
toiliomt Gie % bnlpt afrepen Srsie.
frape fom ban Der og beo nGrmere
gfteripn bar Der fire arIige rsoeStri-
Der ODER Wpie og Sinh.
De I%tanbieoe. Sber for iig betroe-
tebe ben nnben meo bemmelig Sfaoe-
frpb. ogiaa bcnne Sang bar oct Snes-
Iceberg, iom brso Snusbeoen.
"Ssr on, @resbp," iagoe ban %
i~ortraf MunSen til ct ebiffeiurt
Smil "oet err nof fsrit ibag, at hi bar
facet MeIemIaget for Seitebpttet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-05-04
Saltminer meo Rirfer
oe OanieiaIer.

.gtGr @ieIicsba | @aIi5ien finOes
fanife De melt befienote Saltuliner /
beIe gerben. 9isie @iner banner
iaa at iise en- unSeriorbiif @p. Der
er Srie, @aoer, "airfer", SanieIa.
Ter % enSog Wom1menter. S ODER
1000 Slar bar bisie Riner pGret ar
beibet, og Der arbeibes | Dem trent
beIcs.
Suriiter, ser bill ie zig ont | biSic
~befienote gamle Saltminer, blir for
ipnet meb ct Slags Sfiorter og SGt-
ter, iom arbeioerne ielo bruger, og
geipiiere er altib f9roise til at pi'e
BEN rlnbt. 30 eller ire 5iriiter fol;
ilaa Tia Iammen ON en- 8eipiier.
Gen ferite Stans blir iom &egel
aiort naar man fonmer til ct. art'
tbonp'S 9apeI, Der for oper 200 aar
iiben al Ell MI forglemt 0tiner blep
bngget ino / Ell iolio Satlflippe.
glteret bar 81. a. fnnitigt tilbug'
get SoItisiler paa Dper SIDE, Iamt
SiaeoItstter, ser foreitiler Somfrli
Iaria og ell Gel fuGletoe Wunfe,
ct Gar minSre aItere peo Sioen al
SopeSaIteret, iamt Breoifeitclen CT
ogioa bugget no al lpGre Blotte
alippeiaIt. Ser bolotes for ! Sioeli
@uostieneite / bette SaItfapel; men
@inerne ioener M til ben mer tioS'
mGsiige Ct. @unegunb Strife.
Sao fommcr mar til en- itor og
prGgtig SanieiaI, Der ! 1914 bIen
buaaet ,lS ill Rinbe ON G5areus 9e,
isa / @inerne n9unte Ior. Der er
itorartebe 9~piefroner og nof al SoIt.
~itstter, 9inebltetter al Salt % lli9t
no9et. en- meaet fiInitiet uoitofie'
ret 9sr fsrer iro til ct praatftIot
@oaeri. De beiSenbe fan oite life
la prrc at banie, mar De "oppe" I
bette @oeaeri idar bore Souernc AT
ct tiIIteSepGreuoe 9htiifforpS Sn.
itrumenter.
ct. @mie9unos Sirfe eller ~rettere
iaat aapeI bIep taset ! 9rug | 1896.
Man fonrmer ueb til bette 9ubsbuS
40 en- Srappe meS 46 Srin Der er
buane ino / Soltflippen. aapeIlct CT
$50 SOB langt % A5 500 brcSt, iamt
bar en- Ssioe al 80 SOB. Ger er Der
Statucr, en- mesct pen SrGbifeitoi
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-05-04

iamt altere, 9%piefroner og mer iligt
= aIt al Salt.
Mifalopice. Salen err 81 SOD
lang, Al SOB breo o9 10S 500 boz.
Ser .iinoes / Den Cal en- Saltlpic'
frone, iom Ser bel life finOes Iagcn
til | 8er0en, og naar ben er / 9rug,
lpier BEN meo 200 9Ilts. 2piefroren
er 7 SOD | Spermoai.
gf andre Gale fan nppnes aron.
prins @uoolps @rotte, bnor Spiet ira
9piefronerne og De mango Sla93
giaebbuggerarbeiber / SaIt cir
@ienifiu fra Ell unoerioroiif SID.
Weiot / oenne Sid omtrent tiger Ell
SoItbiaeoItstte op al 8anoet.
9isie Saltminer banner Ell DIAL
% @til lang og en- baln Wtil bred
paa Wibten. @angene eGer 9aIle'
rierue ubgisr en- iomlet 29n9Se al
opimoo So Wil, % Der er en- DPine'
ierrbane'2 % 0til lang.
Bare I oe iibite 100 aar er Ser
taaet no al ooennppntc 9iiner / Ell
runo Gum 100 Riliorer 9iibifioo
SaIt. 9erpeo err uaturliguiS ON.
~fongsrige nn6erjorSiife Hilm OF
aammere Bit til. ga Minerue
ItrGffer fine @ange og @o1erer ina
unoer gpen @ieIic3fa, og Saget I
@allerierne fun itettebes al gtinens
gegae, enfelte g~ienitaaenbe Seiler,
men fornemlig oe0 SiGlp al Sem'
mer, blep Snobpggerne ! nGpnte BY
bonge og iIuttebe at bpgge anoet emo
Iette Srpbuie. Oct bleu Oo beitemt.
at Minerne ifuloe fploes igien meo
'Soro OF Sten, %efterbpert Iom man
tog no SoItet, og oct blir MI giort.
9oraerne / 8ielie3fa bebsOer nltina
life I9neer at barre barge for at bpg'
ae bpob eIags Suie, oe snifer.
Smtrent 1000 fnite arbeibere on
ct itort gntaI, ser Inn beifiGftiaes
M o. ga. arbeioer MI | 0isie mGrf.
prroioe Saltminer. Reoe / Iiuer.
ne bar man s Simers s~rbeiosoog;
men oe, Tom orbeioer meb Soltet. IL
zen Set err fommct on | 9ageus 9ps,
mo- finoe ia / at urbeioe toIp Simer
/ Scanet. >Qt6arb.-9r.).
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-05-04

bort poa @iffeI. iom iao og ipGlgei
% IpGlget. "Saf - men, ia Rils.
"0aa? Sar on fanife inte Geit?"
Rarte Soenneruo bsrtes itsot.
$50 - men -" Nils ifotteo(
paanp bort paa Witfel.
"Ioo? ga ere meo big?" ipurgtt
Warte Suenneruo liot bpait.
Seq nil nof gierne - men =
oct par Miffel, iom ounbt Dig" "a
NilS fort.
"goioriIog?" ipnrgte Iarte Spen'
nerilo uioritaaenbe.
"gi ipilte, ON bpem JON ifnIo'
fomme til Spennerub. 90 Wfiffel
panbt."
Morte Spennerilo orog pau Smi
LET.
"Soo ou ipilie bort mig, Oh DC
GilS2"
ga. Seq eioroe nof oct" Nils
bpiifct % iaa ifamiulo no.
"Naffen pam on oa?"
"Snoeu". Stills ioa mer og me,
ulpffelig no.
"Stafturm,~ iasos Iarte Soennc'
ruo.
"gaffcn ponn on oa2" Sun peno'
ie Tia til en- Stteaariug meo 10 lp'e
Shelter,
Sun bleu bloorso. Sreo Jig bic
% oio % iii msiiommeIia Irem, al
bun bcurr life bapoe pnnoet nogen,
"@or set bare ban MiffcI, ION
uonn Sa?" ipiirgte @arte Spenre'
ruo.
ga. Sor, oi ipilte life ON andre
ems bia?" buiifebe Rils.
"Soa. goiier ipiltc oere lite ON
anore?" @artc Spenneriios Ipleblaa
Cine titteoc npsaierrig no al Oct
rrnSc. lpicreoe aniiet.
"Icr hi pil belit pGre hos org al
IeIommeu.~ Iuareoe Hils.
"Saioo." ioaoe Marte SpenI'eri'c
oo ioo betprift no al Sinnnet. ga
iaa~. iaoSc bun en- Sang til bun
fneb Munoeu iammenL reiite 'i9 brdol
- o. aif uoen af iiae mere.
@orno Iaa paa bperanore. Te bier
iioSeuSc aonife tuuie | arelt ipr,
at bun ituIoc blet tint og life piloe
bare noaeu al Dem.
@en @ortc Spennerne gil mo
aoutorct % Sotte fig neo peo SioeA
al Srciteu.
"ss,e tar ale iiu. Site no Smns.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-05-04

ieI,~ iasoe bun mpnOig og flaifet i'm
itore Saanb | 8oroet.
Sa Warte Spenneruo Ell Stuno
eiter fiprte no al Ereitegaaroen meS
Sluffen iulo al llneer, % gDgoens
gobe Wpno lao | fine Sl9oer og oen'
teoe for efter sammel Sfif at laoe
Worte Snenneruo fisre fore fom
GreIten neo al Srappen.
"Nu ct Surra for Iarte Spenne'
ruo," raobte ban % ipang-i 9egeiIt'
ring 9alotten. 90 ba oct Srrra bar
Slut, ipingebe ban Den en- Gang til,
"gn Sang till Site no 9nltslel"y
imilte Ereiten.
Sa Surra blep Der raabt, ioalGnge
Sen breoe &pagen af Warte Sbsnne'
rho par ipnIig ira YreitegaarSstrap'
pen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-05-04
altiS cn srpit. "8ortner, Sort

Nltio CIT Srpif. "Nortner, Fort'
ner, set er 10 gronb / Sniet."
"9et err oct pirfelig oglda
% Oct er begpnot / S%agctagenl Nao
-- naar gaIt fol bare MI
ilipper ieg ga at gaa op / femte Gta9e
OF trnoe 8asien, oct bar uetop oct,
ieg ifilloe til meo M"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-05-04
Ute no %fnusieI".
(af Barbra Sling | "Maene"s SuIe-
nrmmer).

Big og barnIss iab Marte Spen'
nerub, 9auobanolerifen paa Spenne'
ruo @aaro og bolot 9pgoens Esile,
| fin Saano.
9unoe SoIf betale, inoorep Wartt
Spennerub ubarmbiertig Iige til flo
fte Gre. 2lrnbe De life betale, Hog
bun en- Stree oper belle &esnifabet,
SITE no a~nusieI", iasoe Marte
Spennermo.
Soa bGnbte oct liee iinoer Sui, al
Sprer Sanien osoe, % gnfen iao
isien meo Z uforisrgebe 9srn / -
rene Irmooen. greiten ienbte Site
runot for at faa penge til gesraoel.
len - o. til Susleien. Siiten Tom
ielpielgelig fsrit til Marte Creme.
rnb. Gen SpmerfiombeD ifplotc
gpgoen henoe. Men pibere fom Den
bellcr alorig. Gen gif tilbage til
Yreiten meb Den Naaifriit.
"Se bitaler lite no fmuiel.
Marte %ipenneru."
Spor meset Warte Spemteruo
bolot paa life at bore fnlslete, ipar.
te bum aItio paa Oct | Spennerno.
Get Der funoe bare en- ! belle 9pg-
ben ia ifrepet - oe bet er Marte
Spenneruo," ia Ireiten = ban iattc
ct aonnla eiter "bitaler".
Saa loo Warte Spennerub ippnoe
for - a%nbraete fin mGgtige Rerlon
paa gagiGbet - og fplote belle Sluf.
fen meo imtaa % fore Goier fra gu'
tiffen, % iaa fisrte bun paa aonoo-
l%encepiiit til 9Grer Suniens Gnfe.
Spis nogen efter ben Siiit bapoe
fpnret SanienS @arn ON, bporoan
oct pafreIie apinoioIf | @eroen ioa
uo, piloe olleiammen babe foriifret,
at bum bapbe 3 Snger oa Imoa lpIe-
bloo Zine - iaa'n iom Tarte Spen-
nerlo.
Wen 2i1eiuIeaitens Worgen CLEO
2Grcr Saniens gnfe / aiGloertrap'
pen - iaIot neb og Hog iiG iaa bun
bebe fra garneTloffen lin itogen Ii
mcr eitcr.
Grciten bentebe ole Z til Bre'te'
gaaroen oa iommenfolote | Sui %
Soft ct Meoe al 9pgoens ~beoNte
Mpno - bportil fsrit % iremit reg.
neoes Worte Spennerub = for OF
hsre, ON ncgen bar piaig til ct togc
til iia ct al 99rer Saniens Barn.
Wseet bapoe life poret lGnge. ter
onc 7 bar onbragt. gpgoeis Sler'
tcIag oor fort.
Smcus lao 9orno / Trcite9aaros'
figffeitet os ipilte "8rap". Get er
bebit, De iqar npget onoet at tGnfe
pou, arppet, - oa "8nop" er ct
uifuloia Spill" iosoe ErcitenS Sus-
bolocrife. &c bopoe ipiit op aae Mo-
iinernc, De bopoe facet at ipiae ON.
Ge iao og lpttebc til Stemmerne IN
sc | 9rcitcns aontor. 2e ltisnte
oobt. bpob oct oreieoe iig ON. Ylno-
,eIio ioabe IilS, Ell lpSlugget Snt
meS alsagc 2atc % minbit mnlig I'll
RTie:
"Gi ipiacr ON bpem iom fonrnrer
til Rorte Speuncrilb. Sln tar not
Ell al oS."
Spiaet beapnote. Get par loa
ipqnot, iom ON Oct aialot 2ipet, ut
fomme til @artc Spennerub bar noe.
item iom at tomme Iige huff ! Sara
Dis. Ypiftel, bcr Glbite panot. Zen
nnoitc bcapuote at grGoe: "Wlen og-
iao lea oil til Iotte Sennerul" Dfen
@rooocn itaniet brat. Set git ! Gs'
rem til 9ontoret.
@orte Spennerub tom no. Get
uar ielpiast, at bun lfnloe pGlge
ierit.
SIM Iotte iia neo og loo DC imoa
lpie Zine ponore runot poa auelain'
men. Srm itoniebe peb 2ils.
~asamne oit?"
"GiIs g5efiel Sanien." Iparte ban
ilorsb al Sorpentning.
"aa aamntal2"
Seq fploer 10 Gar Den isoe Sa.
nnor," fom bet fnapt,
"gil on fsIgc meo til Spenneruo
% fomulc poo gutiffen2"
~Sataf," brait bet no al nils. SON
itraoIte. Men iaa Tom ban til at ie
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-05-04

Sans Spar. Anna: "Nten fiG'
reitc, beoite Senriette, bpao or Oct
Dog. icm itaar paa2 Iii Iiager 10
Der pa grGoer, iom on DIT Sierte
ifiiloe brittle. Sar Der bGnot dig no.
get isrgeliet2"
Senriette: ga, noeet meget isr'
eeIisi; ies bar fact ct Srepfort ira
min Wanb."
NINA: Get er Der ba life noget
iergeliat /; on oiloe maaife heller
bupe bdpt ct oroentlie @rep, men bet
er ba life noset at tage JIG iaa nGr
al"
Scnriette: get or heller life oct,
men M ifal on bore: Seq ifrep til
bam / grag, bpor ban mn opholoer
iig - ban or paa Sprretninssreiie.
res on = % ipursie BAN, ON ban
buifeSe, at oct ioae er lem gar iioen
iea rafte BAN min Saano for alieret.
Oct er rel life slemt2 ilutteoe ies
nit grep. Som Spar fcm III ibae
bette 9renfort % peb on. bbaS ban
ifriper2 Rln fire imao Sr0: 'Sffc
CLIENT, men tiIsiuet'. Spao ipnes on
ON en- raaoan SiertcIesbeo?"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-05-04

Saa Sbrien. "gtaa. bporIeoes bar
On oct | ben bellige sGgtpitanb? On
bar iaaet en- bra Sone-itfe inuot?~
go, Sofl Barren er al beoite
9palitet. men gmbaaagen er iaa for.
fGroeIig opr."
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1909-08-26
Bird Shooting Season Open

The open season for grouse and
native phesants is now on and a num-
Der of local nimrods have already en-
joyed some good shooting. The birds
are said to be quite plentiful in the
districts where deep canyons and good
feeding grounds are to be found
The shooting Of prairie chickens is
not allowed this year, the last legisla-
ture having passed a law protecting
them for two years. The number of
grouse and pheasants to be killed in
one day is limited to twelve birds.
1t should be remembered that the
quail season does not open till Nov
ember 1st and they can only be killed
during that month. The season for
ducks opens on September l and not
to exceed "a ducks may be killed in
one day.
The season for deer, elk, mountain
goats opens September l also.