davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-03-01
Gn sIeftriif Sen, bpis @rua afifia.

Gu eIeftriif Sen, bpis 9rug afifia.
rer al IlIliebeS for, at oeofommen.
De Sfriftitpffer fan forfaIifeS, or op.
fuubet al en- Snoier, iom bar faat
oihcuifobeIig llbbanneIie / Gngl NO.
Rcnnen u~0ienber en- InSie imaa
@uiitcr, iom brGnoer Tia inc | %
igieunem Iapiret, og buis T'erfcr
ieIpieIgeIig life fou ubiIettes. Get
eneIte @Siobel til Sorfalifning maatte
oGre at iploe oiSie imaa SuHcr meS
Ell eaer anSen SIoss gGife; men oa
oil oct itrafs opooees bare peo, at
man boIber Iapiret op MOB Spie..
S%peripsmmclie al SrOif. s en- gp
/ 9atal / S~poafrifa inotraf nplig en-
merfelig SGnbeIic. 2ise uoenfcr
gpen Iieger en- itor lam, boor itcre
Masier al Sroit opbolot ip. Timber
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-03-01
Gen brittle Rcsicrins fit / Sors'


boos for fgrite Gang Inleontng I'll at
piie lin Stprfe / llnoerbuIet peb VI
itemninsen ooer auIten Chamber
loims iaafoISte fiscal a%menoment"
onaaaenbe Eolbiagen. 'Sorilaget blep
forfaItet meo 2S5 moo 254 Stem.
ner, iaa RegieringerS Setr 10 life
netop por cpero9Ibenbe. Sertil ifpl'
BEG Seiren uSeluffenbe arbeioerpar-
tiet, iom pbebe Regiertngen i'm Stette,
mebens Sc irife 9~otionoliIter tiuige'
meb ire al set liberale Garti (Hegle'
rinaers eaet 8arti) unbloo at tent
me. IIerebe oeo benne isrIte A1terl'
nina funbe aItiaa S%rlGnoerre babe
Itnrtet Reaieringen, ON De oapoe pill
LET. men oct er paa S~oroerneS veto
pa life paa Soloiager, at Srl9n'
berre enifer at i~rcmfaloe en- Srile.
gremierminiiter GsItitb bar ! ltn'
berbliet beItenrt erflGret, az ytcgle'
rinoen life pi5 fringe cp roget
SomeruIe. SorTag / bernie Sesitor.
@en SoruoiGtningen for, at Some
ruIe. saaen nogeniinbe fan 9iennem'
fsres, er at 9orberne FORT belt og
boIScrt berspes fit Seto, og. Def Ell
bette SrIpr1berne freezer Ifal ot9le'
res, for gubgetiorilaget fomr1er
Oh. 9a imioIertio Regieringen btl
taae bisie TO Eager cp | omoerlof
Srben, bill SrIGroerne isee at frerl'
toinae en- ariie paa 8etoIogen %
mIiaens MT @alg paa oenre enc
Saa. - 9orberne bar ielp uofl9ffet
en- 9Ion iii "&eform" al SperbuIet,
men at Sc ifulbe faa oct Snofalo at
bile refcrmere 'ia ieIp poa en- Woa'
Sc, iom bill t~iIireositiae Slertanet
llnberbuiet, er ser 10 ingen, ION
brsmmer ON. - s De fibite Gage
bar Der aaact Hpeter ON, at Wirit'
iteriet gsquitb bar ~forbereot poa at
trGbe Of % bette Spsrgsmaal bill
rimeIiepis BIZ afaiort ioag, Wonoog,
ga Reaieringeu biz foreIGgge nnoer'
buffet fine bctaIiereoe TIaner.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-03-01

ct iterft So~rSenpeir en- 9ae bIeo man
@iore til, at 6roiferne forIoo 9am-
men o. / Sl,iinotal bonbrebe, eIler
rettere iaGt boppebe mo moo 9pen.
Slere al 9perS Sopeoaaber bar nG.
item uiremfommelise paa 8runb al
6roiferneS Sremtr9neen. ga Cor
oenpeiret boIOt op, isatc 6roiferue
tilbage til Gommen. Wen bare ct
Soatol uane6e benne. 0e aIlerileite
blep Iiggen6e bsoe | 8aberne.
Hogen tiIirebsitilenbe Sorflaring
paa 69nomenet bar life funnel 81.
pes.
Srn 9eterien q Sbeotret til lin
@eninoe): "Sbas fer ies lite en eneite
@efierbt ber.~
Serees lille Sen: 80, ie berborte
iiSoer YautemauSen, ipm bar hos %
isaar, &ama."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-03-01
Sra uoIanoet.
Gn amerifanif @afinnbfilina hor

suAtuuDf<thtH DuL
Der nGret orbeioet for at faa ofhoIot
Berlin til Sommeren. Gil De arue.
rifanife Observation-Disclosures TOM Der
ira SpifIonb SnobpoeIie til at oeIta.
ge, ! Ell iaaoan 5orm, at gmerifaner.
ne bapoe bet Snotrpf at felipe BEN
tpife &egiering bifaIot os itstteoe
Groieftet. Gette bier fig MI ifsIee
ct Telegram fra Berlin, imioIertib
life at bore SiIf9loet. Baa Sore.
ipergiel erflRrebe nemlie Snoenries.
miniIter Selbriicf | @issoaeen / for.
rise llse, of ben tpife Gegierins bill.
De poe iaaoan l%1oitiaing bperfen ma.
tcriel eaer moraIif Ststte, ba en- iaa.
ban fulfilling 10 Blot Git no paa at
fremme &onfurancen meo ben tpife
Snbuitri.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-03-01
0samfunOctS Sister, Senrif Sd.

"SamiunSctS StGttcr", Senrif Sb'
lens befienOte Groma, bleo iioIte
Ere0oQs Gftcn opfsrt pao BrtncciS
Gbeoter pua QtimeopoIiS Eitiibe al
norife Stuoenter peo StatSuuiperit.
tetet, % DC ifiItc ZIG ira Den ouuite.
liQe Cpgope pao en- Woobc, iom ge'
rau6er Dem til itor gGre. 8rof. Sobn
Gable bapoe ioreitnaet Snitruftio.
neu, % peS Chen al 8rofesior @isIe
gotbne er bet life miuhit BAN, man
bar at taffe for BET uomerfeoe 8eiuI.
tot. 9Iaubt 3ilituerne bar mango
Iiterart interesiereoe @merifanere
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-03-01


ISuilp HefpS". Scr. anoerion ipntes
ban baooe nof at tage bare paa meo
"Sfanoinapen".
Sra ben fsrite Sag bar Nr. Sobn
anberion Den lebe1loe glanb | "Sfan-
oinapen" og orbeioeOe Rat og Dag.
San paatog fig perionIig iaa meget
arbeibe, at bet itaOig bar pGret
8ienituno for @eunoring fra ollie De-
res SIDE, Tom fienote til, bpao ban
bapbe at itaa t. at ban funoe oper'
fomme BET. Men 9Iaoet norte ita.
big oe blep itsrre, % Sobn anoerion
blep life pngre, ifjpnt bans gnergi
og l~1bbolbenbeb life ipntes at tabe
zig. Otter Tom @orere gift, iaa ban
Jig BOG mot til at forOeIe en- Gel al
oct 9lrbeioe, iom ban ielp tioligere
boooe ubfsrt, poa WGnb | Sorret.
ningen, Tom beiao hans Siaio.
Oct itore Sobtrpfferi, iom blep
orepet / Sorbinoelie meb "Sfanoi-
napen", bar / mango gnr beitpret al
bans pIoite Ssn, Sranf 9. anber.
ion, Tom ienere, ga oenne Del at Sor.
retningen bIep ilsifct, opertog Seitp-
relien al Observation-Disclosures
tet.
"Sfanbinapen"S ferite &eboftsr
bar anuo 2meelnno. s 1868 blep
ban efterfuIgt al Spein IiIsion, iom
igien / 1886 bIeo efterfulst at Sro.
fesior Beter Senbricfion. Gen mi.
pprenoe Gbefrebufter, Hicolap a.
@reoItab, bar inbebnot oerne Still
ling iiben 1892.
gfterot Rr. gictor 2opion aif no
al Sirmaet, bIeo oct tibligere Rapn
Inoerion & 2ofpion ~foranbret til
Sobn anoerion & 60. s 1890 blep
Sirmaet inforporeret UNDER Staten
Sainois 2ope % antog Haonet Sobn
anoerion Yitbliibing Company. Sir.
maet blep inforporeret al Sobn SIN.
oerion, SrarfIin 8. anberion % Gin.
ton 80. Sougner. Sobn Inoerior
bar belle Tioen itoen p9ret Sirmaets
Tr9iibent. Sronflin g. Inoerion
bar / flere gar SiceprGiibent og &C.
fretGr. Cars s. See blep inopaIgt
/ Gireftioner eiter q. 81. Soueners
.Sso % bar 9asierer fra 1892
til 1905. s bette slar blep Chr.
SpIberg ooIgt til giceprGiibent %
q. g. Rpag til Sefretnr. s 1900
blep Setlee g. 9orbbem paIgt til
Sefretpr, og iiocu 1906 bar Sirmo.
ets gmbebsmGnb p9ret Sobn Inbers
ion, Irpiibent og Sreaiurer; s. g.
Horbbem, 8icepr9iibent, og 81. 9.
GtlerL SetreIPr.
Der. anberion bar TO 8anee gift,
ferit / 1859 meo Maria 6. Srauf
fra â, @isconiin, iom bsoe |
1874. Meo benoe baobe ban TO
Born, nemIig Ssnren Sranflin
Setporo, fsbt / 1860, iom er geitp-
rer al Sorretningens Advertisements
beportement, oq en- 9otter, iom bsbe
/ Sen tibIigitc 9arnbom.
s 1875 gifteSe Mr. @nberion Jig
for anben Sang, meb Srlia Somp-
ion, iom operIeper barn. Gf gsrnene
i bette gggteifab leper ire, nemlie
0otteren 0farie, gift meb grtbur
giIert, Sorrctningens mlnprenbe
SefretGr. Souls, fSot | 1883, oe
Grtbur, feot / 1890. @eeoe Ssnner
err oniat / Sorretnineen.
Scr. Sobn Qnberion blep | 1903
af Song Oscar oen 2ben uonppnt til
Riboer al ct, Slafs Srbenen for 81
Sieneiter, ban iom ltogiper al
"Sfauoinopcn" bapbe poet oct nor
tie SoIf.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-03-01

Com forteIig omtalt | forrige 0i,
mer al "Iecorab.B Soften, osbe Sobf
anoerion, "Sfanbinapen"s @ruub
logger og llogiper, Sorsbags @tor'
gen ben 24be Sebruar / lit Stem
Chicago. San blep omtrent "a Ia,
-gammeI.
SfsIge "Sfanb." bar ben oireft(
9~eosaariag Sierteilag. anberior
bopoe pGret peo minOre goo SeIbret
/ De ienere Iar; men ban bapoe BELT
til oct iibite ppret iitono til at al
Ipeee reeelmpsiige geisg / Sorret'
ningens Gontorer. SONS IioIte @e.
Jog paa &ontoret par Wanbog Sor.
mibbog. San bar ga / oct aIlcrbcbite
Slim6r og tiIipneIdbenbe friif.
Sobn Inberion blep foot paa Sois,
Horge, BEN 22oe Marts 1886. Sons
SorGlore bar Inorcm Inberion %
9alira Compton gnoerion. Deb fine
SorpIore fom ban til Gbicogo / Sltli
1916. Gen iirge Gut fit life lang
Sio til Sfolegana, 90 hans Saoer |
1S49 bIep angrebet al aolera o9
bsbe. Gen trettenanrige @llt maottc
bn iege Irbeioe for at biRlpe lin
Wober oe lille Ssiter.
Gin fsrite grforirg iom Inis.
mano fit ban aIlerebe Ga I Cutie.
aorene, ioet ban efter at babe foriset
at tiene Ienge pon forifieGiqe Ont
raooer, (. or. Tom 9GbIeiplger og
8iiergut | en- Buff, bIep Ipisbuo
for Commercial @bnertiier, bpiS belle
llbgooe 6lep bra9t ON iii abonnen'
terue al BAN og en- auben 8ut. Sobn
Inberion beisree6e 2eperingen poo
Spo. % @eitii0en, cg ban bar ofte
nGnnt, at oct blco %betragtet Iorl mo-
GET uiebpanligt, at ban bao6e Ell
Ibornent ioa Inngt belt iom pes Sal.
Ite6 % Honbolpb Street.
Otter ca. Ter Maanc6er at bape
bolbt paa meb bette grbeioe, bIep
ban 2preglit | Srpffcriet oa begpnbte
lin fsrite Sarriere iom Sppograf.
Men 2pretiben bar ogian f~orbunoet
meb baarbt Irbeibe, ioet BET paalao
ham at bringe De tunge Sormer fra
Sontoret pan II 9ofc Street til Be.
binn Gaitmnns Srnfferi npr Sisrnet
al Ranbolpb og Glorf Strcets, boor
ban mootet bore 6em Oh / treble
gtage. Senerc fit han GniGttelie |
Ben Seotons sob Office, iom ben.
gang bar en- Gel al set gnmIe "ar'
gus" Srpfferi.
ct gar ienere bIeo "gIrauS" og
Seotous Sob Office ioIQt til Scripps
& Bros, Tom bar llogipere al "Gbe
Democratic GreiS". Mr. Inberior
fltIgtc meo % orbeiocbe unber @iG'
liam s. GllItin og icnerc lnoer Gp,
rms @rooIep 2onaIep iom 6ormarb,
tnotil "She Democratic GreiS" o.
"Sbc Sribune" bIep iIooct iommen
unocr Haonct "Sbe Grei8 tribune"
mc6 Sobn 9. Scripps iom Gbeirc.
boft6r % Icbenbe Ionb.
Nr. gnberion bar ga bleoet no
Iprt Snboeraf % bGen IoertiSie'
mcntsirttcr bpiIfcr Sitting ban be-
boINt, inStiI ban / 1866 sen 2oer
moi bcqpn6te llogiocIien al "Sfor,
biroocn".
: Sc fsrIte Ior baobe ban ion,
Tortrcre Gnl6 2oraeIanb, Ser par
@IaSct8 forite HeSofter, besuoer
Sobn q. Sobnion ira @aSiion, @is.
icnerc StatSicrator; % @ictor Gam.
ion. Sobrion trof ii9 efter fort Iii
no al 6irmoet for at ORE Tia belt foi
line Torretninqer | @iSconiin, of
@ictor 2npion off no / 1873, ga bar
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-03-01
suaf ON bsir Suuurarrr! Or.

2eooae. SEN bcrcmte beIgiife &rurg,
iiaeS at bare ienot Song SeopoIoS
Seosbo cit Iegniug pan $4,000 for
Ell Speratiou, ban u0ierte pon Dfo'
narfeu uoqIe Gage Tor bans SOB, %
enO0a tog Speratioucn Inn 10 gtinn'
fer % f1noe piit lioeion goot oGret
uoiort, for al Ben Rptte 2copoIo bau'
be al Sen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-03-01
Suoeuipr Soc bGSrct.

fienote nurife Sneenier ericf $. Zoe
| WinneapoIis bar mot ben iielone
sere at blipe inbpoIgt iom Neolem
al ~american Societp Of Gipil en9t'
neers", bportil fun i9rlig iremra9en'
be Reno bar aosang. Sr. Soc er
febt Sp6al / Roree.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-03-01
Subafstpgnins / TIaooen IoScr til

Sobafstpgning / TIanben laocr I'll
at ppre itprft i aftogenSe. StoIte
gar Ieo 6Iaabeoepnrtemertets 20
b~afsfontroft poa 100000 8rno
gIuetobaf % "6trecut", men Ser bar
foo meget Of bernie Soripning tgien
iii iaar, at man for 1910 frrn bar
f%ontroberet for 10000 8uno. Spab
non So6afstruiten tiger til benne
"9eora6ation" bIanot Mon6ifa'
herne2
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-03-01

Browns Bronchial Troches er reroensoe'
rpmtt ipni ct iimpelt, bog ptrfionlt Adooel
mob Sortipleiier 90 S%alspnoer. &c er Obj
1oIat ,ieen 9iee for 9inorina AZ Of Irritation
/ Salien, iuraariaset al GoriuleIie. Sat'
aes Inn 1 gGjieI
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-03-01
Mrs. Watbilba sOlbcrs, en- e.

tier at grof. s. 81. aiIoabI, er nplis
afoooet pen Gsoeu / Glarasbolm,
GonoSa, SO aar sommel. afSsoes
6oSer oa Mspoer er enonu iltoe og
Dor i @asa, q. 9af. asrs. SoIbers
eFterIoser iia caiaa Iano % A Ssrn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-03-01

ssaar he nriper I'll s~foertereroe.
Ian pGr iaa penItg al meooele, at
&c iad oeres Advertisement ! De
eordbs9 oftsn-. net ftfret lem ben
benfte @ebcroltna.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-03-01
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rNTKRED As SECOND Class NATrhA JUNE IoIh ~
AIM PosT oTTicE At DncoHLH' IOWA tNDkk Ibh
IeT o. CoSSEIss OF NAKeH 81 1885,.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-04-13

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An ad NAV run times for SOC times for dollar No
adj for more than 10 insertions $oO will be accepted All boys
will in addition the prizes paid liberal commission for each
should make from 25c $15O each evening after school The
weather is getting fine for Base and want all the Lit
tie Hans Wagners, Ty Gobbs Babe Adams to get uni
FORM Glove Ball, Bat or Mask s@
An Of these ball goods may be seen at Clyde Hollis Store
except the Uniform which will have to be made to measure
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-02-16

Ell doctor Nathan K. GOrder, de Bal
timore, solicita information acerca de las
veces que ha sido violada la ley de ali
mentos drogas en- Puerto Rico, durante
ell periodo del primero de Julio de 1905
q 1909.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-02-16

I'll Seior Manuel Aware Santiago, de
Santa Isabel, remite plano para su apro-
baci0n, dc las reparaciones cue debe
efertuar IN su cstableclmiento .le pana-
dcria para ponerlo en- condolences sani-
tarias.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-02-16
A|os suscTip pt.Itsysgci1'..33s5 { les
BH0TA SANTANA GONZALEZ

Para Ia buesa Marcia de esta admt-
aistraci6n, no admitimos ATLAS de
4snscripciones este diario sino desde
el prinero de cada mes. Las BAJAS
<se avisaran los dias 80 81; advir-
tifndose que las Gue Sc dieren con pos
>terioridad no SO tomaran EN- cuenta nj
.~nrtirsr efecto on IN cmtabilidad hasta
e] dia illtimo dol rrce siguiente al en-
sue Sc Solicitnn
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-02-16

Don Jose NJ. Bezares, de Cs.gusss, da
en-, nta de haber terminado las obras de
p).mcri& en- cl edificio- -eseuela Lincoln Y
s3lic;ta sean cxaminados por =, Inspector
plolnero.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-02-16

Luciano Nieto, de Cayey, >o-;cita per
misc para exhumar los reetoS 81 dona
t'@Tmsu Tcrr,s
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-02-16

Almacenes generates de dep6sito
En- la Marina de San Juan, P, r.
j. II. SILVA
pdblico
prueba ueg cale del Coeco de los
saueiles estaci6n del
Sc cben mecancfas depdo per quzceaas mess4
precos de Tarfa m6dicos.
Todo 10 dPoaao riesgo de inndio las
fuertes Compahfas de Seguros.
Los eectos de pueden deposass
Bond pagndo los erechos sacaos del alacen buo
No fuen
tados La Isla.
dinero
teres m6dico por Ell plazo dure e dep6sto.
30 Departamento especial del alto depta nsalaio
seetos decados tomanos entos2aaoos doBio
Ven considerable suseasea -
Sc admten ademzs mercss t0s e4cos vendd0s
uba Official aaorisado as do
id60 do IL Auteraad
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-02-16

FL Official de Sanidad de Naguaho par
t;c:pa hahcr vacunado l80 mines : >olici-
Ia Fl en- 10 de Iinfa para contiuuar la va
CllNaclUn.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-02-16

II ofcal de Sanidad de .iuana Diaz,
ntcrma I'M caSo de sarampion.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-02-16
Information de Sandal

FL inspector de Sanidad senor konda
participa haber reconocido las ieches que
go expendian en- la manana del dla IA,
en- 81 barrio de Puerta de TERRA en- Los
dep6sitos propiedad de Manuel Diaz, Ia
miro Infanz6n, Angel Braschi, Alfredo
Padilla y Juan Aquino, habiendo dado
densidades de 30 al 81.
Ell Official de Sanidad de San Sebastian
solicita Sc practique un examen Gle la
muestra de aqua procedente del RIO Gu
ebrinas, por suponer csten contaminadas
Y para clio remite una botella de las re-
'eridas aguas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-02-16

Don Enrique Gil de Aibonito. informa
,cerca de la distancia exacta en- que Sc
ncuentra la termination de Ia cloaca en-
ue desra hacer la descarga de los apara-
2s sanitarios de una casa de su propie-
nj Y la Quebrada que pasa por aqueilos
prrenOS.
The Dickinson press., 1910-10-29

same time hardy and long-liyed. As
1t is impossible to get all Of these
qualities In perfect degree in any one
species, it is usually advisable to use
. combination of two or three differ
'ent kinds to get the best results. For
instance, the cottonwood Is hardy and
grows rapidly, but it is not long-lived
when planted thickly and it's growth
Is not dense enough to do much to-
ward checking the wind The Norway
poplar and the Caso1taak poplar being
both forms OF theAcottonwood, are
open to the same objections. They
may be planted in single. rows not
nearer than twelve feet to the other
trees to give height to the windbreak,
while the slower growing and more
permanent species are getting start
ed. For this purpose they should be
set eight feet. apart. removing every
other tree at the end of five or six
years.
Certain strains of the balm-of-Gilead
are even better for this purpose, as
the growth is fully as rapid and more
dense. Other forms of this species
The Dickinson press., 1910-10-29
psmoeratle Predictions.

II predictions could win elections, the
Democrats Of North Dakota would soon
have every ofics in the state filled with
Col. Jos. Kelly Of Devils
Lake. ons Of the appointess Of Gov
,ernor Burke, in . recent interview pre-
!dictsd success for the whole Demo-
state ticket. Gen. N. A. Hil-
another appointss az Governor
Burke. 10 also predicting the election
OF the Democratic state ticket BY =
comfortable majotity. And 30 on down
this Linz. Demoorats big and little. In
once and out. ar predicting Demo-
cratic, success this fall. They are bas-
inEI their predictions on the supposition
that Republicans may be induced to
vots for JohnsBurks ana his colleagues
onsths Dsmooaaatio tioEst, and that "a
'wtiysDsmocrats win vote thsir tiskEst
straight. Wilfths Republicans fallf into
the trap sazai s@ala s
The Dickinson press., 1910-10-29

windbreak eighteen. years old and
tw~enty-seven feet high, the south row
being elm. The elm grew slowly at
first. but is now making a yearly
growth Of about three feet, 1t re
quires a good, moist soil to make a
rapid growth.
The common gray or white willow.
which has been 10 largely planted in
the west during the last fifty years, il
perhaps. the best single diciduous tree
for the shelter belt. It makes a
dense growth and attains a height Of
from forty to fifty feet in twenty
years. 1t does we'll upon all except
very dry soils or soils containing al.
kali. 1t is easily and cheaply started
from cuttings and never needs re-
planting, rs it starts readily from the
stumps. If several rows of willow are
planted at a distance of eight feet
apart, they will furnish a liberal sup
ply Of posts and fuel for an indefinite
period. The young trees are subject
to attack by caterpillars and the. lar
vac of a sawfy, but these may be kill
ed by spraying with Paris green. The
The Dickinson press., 1910-10-29
Anarsws Again on the Job.

The. last issue Of the Lidgerwood
3Broadaxe shows that John Andrews.
Hts editor, is again on the Job. The edi-
page fairly. bristles with An
Experimentation Of every thing and
everybody who does not agree with
his narTowlview. Andrews. has evil
dsntly appointed himself the, sole keep.
,sr. q. the public conscience and pro-
poses: to grill. the whole outfit Of re-
publicans who do not~sfall down and,
worship at the shrine Of John Burke.
because, .:forsooth, Andrews attributes
to our chief executive all the public
virtue and civic Righteousness within
the confines of North Dakota. The
editor Of this paper Is no less progress
sivs In sentiment today than before
the primary election, he is no less I'M
favor OF clean government and high
Ideals than in the past, but he can
not see his way clear as a republican
to set up his individual Judgment
against the majority of his fellow re-,
tpublicans al expressed at the primary
election. The editor Of this paper is|
willing to follow Roosevelt, LaFollette.''
ICummins and Beveridge, who fight for
tho supremacy Of their faction of the
party before the conventions and pri-'
maries but who accept al final the will
OF the party majority. So long as the
editor Of this paper remains republi-
can so long will he abide by the will Of a
majority Of the republican party when
clearly expressed in a~fairly conducted
primary. If this be treason, make the
most Of it."-Walsh County Record.
The Dickinson press., 1910-10-29

are small and weak in growth. and
sucker badly, making them unfit for
any kind of 1planting
The box-elder possesses many Of
the requisites Of "a typical windbreak
tree, gEpwint rapidly while young,
formingsSaa dense. heavy growth. and
thriving In any climate. Its defects
are that It never gets tall enough and,
does not live long enough.
In the eastern part Of the state we,
have found the soft or silver maple
to be among theRbest Of windbreak
trees. 1t makes q rapid, heavy growth
and the lower branches keep vigorous
and healthy.
In poor, dry soils or on alkali soil,
the oleaster,, commonly known as the
Russian Wild olive, 10 about the most
The Dickinson press., 1910-10-29

Tho planting 81 treeSswill DO morsI
TO make aplace lomsiike than any
other one thing. Trees VIII do,
ven In this state Whensthe rtgAlltskinds
are planted and planted in the right
way. s. =
G. B. Waldron, professor Of, horti-
culture of the North Dakota. Agricul-
tural college, has had a long expe-
Hence In the state In tree growing
and has. given the results of these
years OF experience in his new bulle-
tin No. 88. .&,
Excerpts r given from it below.
.Evergreens, as well as the decidu-
BUS trees, will do we'll in the state.
An ideal tree for %windbreaks is one
Of dense, rapid growth, that is at the
The Dickinson press., 1910-10-29

tree is more bushy than the ordinary
type Of the white willow and grows
faster. It will not stand
extremes Of temperature 90 well and
5is apt to be killed. back by warm
5spells5tn winter fromfthe loss of rnois.
5ture through Its rather thin bark. &
/ There are q number Of the smallea.
$treeszor large shrubs, like the choke
cherry. wild plum, and wild thorn.
that may be used along the outside
of q windbreak to insure a dense
growth closet ito the ground
The Dickinson press., 1910-10-29

coy oeGthes rspusii party and ths
principles It sspSusss. Ever since this
,soyssnmsnt Wa called into sbsinG. Do
litical parties havs GsElstsAsaAd haye
.sSaDsd IL dsstiniss. 0oslox6SSSaal Srsp-
rs~ssntative lorin ssf soysrlmsppt sxists
sslsnGa5swS must obey 8AswllsaSft the
najerisy Win espresssdin isi1sAirly
conducted primary.
At the recent primary election the
republicans Of this state to the number
VI practically $1,000 expressed their
dildtss of.canndidatsssindstAs question
nov Van tksy 4stds' 81 y sshlloiSSl
OF sWssll they abjdre 81 estanlce tsbs. ~ ~
pattyt Thsrsslh SsA nd dodsisssssoaf
thiSS,ssus. saa Isss
1fsSou' belisvxfa in th~sFrrepnbaican nassy
and its principles; If you believe in:
the primary election law a. q proper
method " selecting candidates for Of
nee: II you believe in the majority
rule: Il you believe in justice andsfair
play. then there II n way for you az
heaorabls and conscientious repub-
!lican to bolt any republican nominee.
There 10 no question where John
Burke stands. He 10 q democrat pure
and simple. b~elievsing in the principles
the democratic party espouses; a Q
lcsDting it, platform az his political
gospel, ana standing for its candidates
::neniaated in june, 1910.
This is the issues
The election 4of John Burke and the
democratic ticket, or the election If the
republican nominees, and the carrying
into. effect Of, republican policies: