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The Washington times., 1910-05-23
AILLIONAIRES SEEK
NEW NAME FOR TOWN
Stylish Rich Do Not Like
Hillsboro, and Want an
English Appellation.

SAN FRANCISCO, May 23-Hills-
horo, the city de luxe, Is TO be christen-
ed all over again, and the men Of mil
lions who make up its popula-
ton will endeavor TO evolve a name for
1t this time that will be either more
English, more sonorous, or more roman
tic
The chief complaint voiced against the
name Is that there are more than a
score Of Hillsboros In the country and
that IL evokes nothing suggesting ex-
clusiveness. There is a HfIlsboro in
Maine, another in Kentucky, a third in
New Mexico-in fact, the Eillsboros'
stretch from the Atlantic to the Pacific
coast, and are all Of only way station
quality.
Prof Morse Stephens, Of ire UnIver-
sity OF California, was the first person
10 suggest that Hillsboro should be re-
named The propaganda spread, and al
least Ealf the residents Of that Million
apolis now want II re-christened with a
Spanish dressing. Pueblo Dinero"-
money city or city Of noney-has been
suggested.
But there is another large part Of the
population of Hillsboro that wants ar
English name-something suggestive OF
meats and drawbridges
The third group are crytographers
and advance the names made OF com
binations of the founders names.
Ell Cerrito" is the choice of W. II
Crocker; Henry 7, Scott Is for "Lans.
doHne."
The Washington times., 1910-05-23
SPANIARD UNFOLDS
PLOT TO KILL KING
Anarchist ConfesSes and
Gives Name of 1, 146 Al
legged Conspirators.

LISBON. May 2a.-Through the con-
ression today Of an anarchist named
Ramires. one Of the consplrators in the
assassination in February, 1908. of King
Carlos and Crown Prince LUZ, of Port
ugal, the identity of Las other con-
spirators In this crime has been re-
Vealed
Ramires says the leaders IN this plot
are stu IN communication with each
other. their ultimate aim being the as
sassination Of King Manuel, who was
under a special guard during his at
tendance at the funeral of the late King
Edward.
Today's confession shows that the plot
was even more widespread than the
police susi ected and that sixteen prom
inent politicians. several Of whom are
EtH active in government affairs. were
involved.
The authorities expect 10 impUcate at
least 1000 persons and are now enga ged
I'm obtaining evidence for the extradi-
ton from New York, London, Paris,
and Rio Janeiro Of the leaders Of the
regicide band.
Ramires was arrested shortly after the
assassination Of Carlos and LUZ, but
ESCAPED and fed to Brazil. where ne
was recently arrested again He was
brought back TO Lisbon few days
ago.
The Washington times., 1910-05-23
arket Suunqs 10 and Don With Little Incentive Toq1ard
NEW YORK SECURITIES FLUCTUATE
BETWEEN NARROW LIMITS,
AND TRADING DULL.

clined TO 81, where II remained duh and
inactive 10 the noon hour.
Financial news is plenty and OF va
ried character, dealing largely with the
various deals being made by the rail-
road companies by way Of negotiating
new loans. Traffic reports are favor
able, and the crop reports this morning
were a trifle better, especially in the
way Of rains in some OF the dry por-
tons of the country
PennSy Sells Certificates.
The Pennsylvania railroad has sold to
z. B. Smith &. Co. S11.00O.0O0 worth of
Pennsylvania general first equipment
trust 4 per cent certificates, due in ten
annual installments Of $l,100,O0O on May,
/. 1911, to May ], 1920. The certificates
are guaranteed, principal and interest,
by Endorsement on each certificate by the
Pennsylvania. The certificates are Sc
cured by 1918 freight cars, as follows.
Coke cars, $500; long gondolas. l.500; box
cars, 1000; hopper gondOla cars, A,659,
and fiat cars, 500.
Since noon the market has gradually
advanced under a very small volume
Of business, and that of a professional
nature. Both sides Of the market seem
content TO let matters drift, the bulls
seeing little hope of putting the market
Up under the present conditions, and the
bears being fearful Of a drive with the
visible supply Of stock in strong hands
where they cannot be easily dislodged.
It is not expected that the market will
show any marked change during b.
session today.
The Washington times., 1910-05-23

NEW YORK, May 3.-The course of
the market in the first half of the ses-
sion today was Of the see-saw character.
The opening was somewhat below the
closing on Saturday, and in the early
transactions there was a show of
strength which carried prices up from
stout fractions TO a point or more.
Buying support failed before the end
Of the first hour and the early advances
were lost, and prices Of the leading
stocks were borne downward to a maxi
mum Of a point below the opening. At
this point the decline was checked, and
toward noon most stocks had recovered
again most Of the losses of the mid-fore-
noon dip.
Trading Is Very Dull
Trading has been dull all the morning.
Commission houses, except in the early
trading, have not figured 20 any extent
in the business of the day. and profess
sionals have been Ioath 10 take on COM
mitments. The volume Of stocks sold
IS small and interest IN the market is
Indifferent.
The course Of the market 10 noon is
fairly indicated by the quotations on
Union Pacific for the rails and Steel for
the industrials- Union Pacific opened
az 1888. advanced 10 1851. declined to
1S464, and later advanced TO 1SS. Steel
opened at s49s, advanced to S424, and de-
The Washington times., 1910-05-23
NEW YORK COTTON MARKET.
NO FURTHER SHOCKS
ARE REPORTED HERE

No further shocks were reported at
the United States Weather Bureau to-
day following the earthquake recorded
the.e yesterday morning. Prof Potter,
who has charge OF the official seismO-
graph, said today that the record re-
ceIved there early Sunday morning was
Sd in6istinct that he had not been able
10 determine from which direction il
came, although it lasted more than an
hour.
The only other record reported by the
Government observers was at Salt Lake,
where two distinct shock were felt and
considerable damage resulted.
=. the Georgetown University, the
seiSInOgraph recorded no tTemor and
the officials there are at a loss TO I'M
dersrand the reported shock.
The Washington times., 1910-05-23
B. & o. APRIL REPORT

The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company's statement Of earnings and
expenses exclusive of outside opera
tions) for the month Of April, 1910, as
compared wi h April. 1903, shows gross
earnings, 1919, $7-211, SS2; 1903, sos. 1856:
increase, S,1S3,1SS. Expenses, 1910. e.
1864: 1909, s4,1OS,S14; increase. S.OOs, go.
Net earnings, 1910. s2,Os5, 7ss; 1909, sr.sss,-
272: increase 1856, 466.
For the ten months Of the fiscal year
as compared with the corresponding
period of 1909, the statement shows
gross earnings, 1910, 3.e4s. ia0a
SIS, SIC, 900; increase, g. 636, 92S. Expenses
1910. A9,O49.541; 1903, S41, 220.502: increase
s., SO, O45. Net earnings. 1910 900 Acl 100
1903. s20,6SS41s; increase, A.8o7,SSL
The Washington times., 1910-05-23
IMPORTANT CAPTURE
is MADE BY WOMAN
Two Men Caught Taking Diamond
Stud Turned Over TO
nof..-

ROCHESTER,, ~. Y. May 23-Police-
men here today declare that Mrs. Ruth
Vetter has missed her vocation. She
should apply her talents 70 detective
work, they-say.
crooks with police records. were ar
ralired here today and committed on a
robbery charg| They were caught by
Mrs. Vetter 'a+r last night after they
"snaked' diamond stud from the shirt
front OF her father, with whom she was
returning frcm a lake resort She grab
bed one Of them by the collar, threw
her weight against the other. and held
them until policemen arrived.
They are Thomas CeOgegan. sixty OF
Chicago, and EdTard Fitzgerald. forty
four, Of Philadelphia, also known as
'Fitz the Owl" When confronted with
their rogues gallery pictures the men
admitted :heir identity.
The Washington times., 1910-05-23
Wholesale Produce Market
Eggs Cheese, and Butter.

Eggs, Cheese, and Butter.
The prices given below on poultry are for
wholesale lots only. Jobbers' lots are from
= 70 1 cent higher Recased eggs, l cent
higher.
Cheese-New York hats old. 1s1salsc; new.
16c.
Eggs-Nesrbys, nc.
Butter-Creanery. fancy. In tubs, &c:
packed, per h.. 2Oa1lc.
Poultry.
Live Poultry-SprinE chickens. Ssaa4c; hens.
17c: ROSTERS. 10c; turkeys. i4c; ducks. lsc.
Apples-Per Dbl, s. 5Oa5.5 30; Florida oranges,
per box. SZ50ri4- 90; California oranges. g. 70
ans; grapefruit. per box. 50; pine
apples, per crate. S2.Ooa3-5o-
Vegetables.
Potatoes-Pe7 bbI-. S.OOaI 30: per bu.. S5ca
SOC; new potatoes. No. /. 50. 75a4Oo. No. 2,
$500 per Dbl; sweet potatoes, 50. Ooas %;
yams. s2-ooa3.0o; Bermuda onions, per crate,
400
Green GoodE -Cucumbers Florida. per bas-
ket, 81 GOAL. 70; string beans. per basket. 81 %
s2-50: North Carolina lettuce, T5caSL2 IS; rad
ishes per 100. S1OO; spinach. per Dbl. 75ca
$780, Florida peppers- per basket, 81. 5Oai. 70;
eggplant. per crate, 81 75aS.Oo; Florida toma-
toes. per crate, a-5Oa2-5o asparagus. 81 .5oa
300 per dozen punches; rhubarb, lsa25c per
dozen punches; new cabbage, s.. 25a1. 50 per
crate: spring onions. 7ScaIo % per hundred :
beets. Base per bunch; strawberries. per at.
7a12lzc; green peas. per basket. S-OOs1 70 ;
cherries. per ct, 10a14c.
Live Stock.
Calves-Prime. per ID. sasl1c; medium. &c:
common. 7a7lzc; spring lambs. choice. 1oc:
sheep. choice. per ID 4La5c; medium. "a
SIC; hogs. Ss26; young pigs, good. choice
stock, 25oa3.5O.
Local Wool Market.
wOOhFree from burr. per h.. 24c;
bury, &c
The Washington times., 1910-05-23
COOK IS HELD
AS HOUSEBREAKER
Bond for Man With Alias Is Fixed
at $1,000

Harry Cook. alias Harry Horner, was
held for the grand jury this morning
by Judge Mullowny, Under $1,000 bond.
on charge of HOUSEKEEPING.
Last Wednesday morning Cook was
found in the cellar OF William z Ham
mon6's home, 1906 East Capitol street
by Mrs. Hammond. She and. her hus-
band were working on rose bed in the
front yard when Cook entered the house
He had not taken anything and gave
the explanation that ne had come to tx
The lawn.
The Washington times., 1910-05-23
BROOKLINE PARKWAY
MUSKRATS' HABITAT
Stock Broker Asks Selectmen for
Permission to Shoot
Animals.

BOSTON. May "A petition to shoot
uluskrats in the confines OF Brookline's
most aristocratic parkway is the novel
request received from Walter L Frost.
a wealthy stock broker. by the select
men OF the wealthy Town az a meeting
Of the town fathers.
Far frum desiring 10 use the public
parks Of BrOOEllne a. private shooting
preserve. Mr. Frost claims that the en-
tire waterway IN Brookline's park. from
the Fenway 20 a point near Coolidge
Corner. IS infested with nuskrats, then.
particular prey being the young duck
lings raised along the stream
The Washington times., 1910-05-23
CAPTURED BONDS
TO BE RETURNED

BONDS captured by Federal troops in
the civil var at Shreveport. La, will be
returned to Louisiana, If a recommenda-
ton made today by the Senate Military
Committee is approved by Congress. The
capture consisted of bonds Of Louisiana
and New Orleans TO the amount OF
81. &c. $50. of which al but $94o,4sO were
,et1Irned to the state soon after the war.
II is now proposed 10 return the latter
bonds which are held in the United
States Treasury. The bonds are With
out value ----
The Washington times., 1910-05-23
WASHINGKON SECURITIES FIRM, AND
AFFAIR VOLUME OF BUSI-
NESS RECORDED.

quotation lot selling ~ 129H and a frac-
tional lot at I'D Only one share of gas
stock was offered. AID that at p, with
no one 10 buy II. An expired option
was renewed for sixty days al Y, the
offered price for the day.
Lanston sold a fractional share at 20.
National Bank Of Washington went al
80. GTaphOphOne at =. and considerable
bidding was done fO- various items in
the list without any offerings that
tempted the buyers.
The Washington times., 1910-05-23
TEN DOLLARS A BIRD.

ALLENTOWN. Pa. May 23.-Plead-
ing guilty 20 a charge Of having shot
two blackbirds, Uriah Stevens was
fined s20-s10 for each bird-and the
costs. before Alderman Reringer. The
Prosecution was brought by Game
Warden Milton II. Weiss.
The Washington times., 1910-05-23

Securities on the Washington Exchange
today were firm and a fair volume of
business was recorded. both in bonds
and stocks.
Railway Fs were In better demand
than could be supplied, selling at $50
Potomac Electric Consolidated SIS
brought 1olss. with the transfer OF 5000
worth OF them
Capital Traction stock was wanted. a
The Washington times., 1910-05-23
OBJECTS TO SPOOKS =.
AT DINNER TABLE

INDIANAPOLIS. May 3.-Eugene Ad-
rlan. a newspaper man ar Evansville,
who has been sued for divorce has fled
a cross complaint in which he says he
wants a separation because his wife sets
plates at meals each day for departed
relatives.
Not only did she 90 that limit he
charges. hut she pretended 10 hold con
veTSaIions az her meals with the spirits
OF the departed
The Washington times., 1910-05-23
Days Sales on Washington Exchange

Washington Railway and Fl s@tric As,
81 OO06Ss5k
Potomac Electric Consolidated SIS,
SoWOd10lA. S1.OOOQ1O19s. 81. OOOGC10l9s.
Capital Traction, 2O4129L.
The Washington times., 1910-05-23

Washington Gas. z+4a72. buyer, so.
Lanston 1890.
National Bank Of washington. $3.50
GraphOphOne. preferred. 10d25.
After call-Capitai Traction. 3Ii30.
The Washington times., 1910-05-23
BONDS.
NEW YORK CURB MARKET.

Quotations furnished by z. F. Hutton
& Co, members New York Stock Ex.
change. Z F. Caverly, manager. 1901 F
street northwest
The Washington times., 1910-05-23
Tremor In France

AGDE. France. May z5-An earth
quake shock lasting two seconds was
felt here early today. Inhabitants of
the South Of France are in panic
The Washington times., 1910-05-23
Today's NeqU York Stock Exchange Prices

furnished HOOs
The Washington times., 1910-05-23
The Safest investments

Are those that DO not nucp1ats during diB-
turbed conditions OF the money OF stock mar
kets First deed Of trust notes (hrst mort
gages), well secured on real estate IN the
District OF Columbia. constitute gilt edge
investments They do not depend upon the
financial responsibility OF individuals OF cor
porations for their stability and Ore EXEMPT
from taxation as personal property. We csa
supply such Investments IN amOvnts from 500
upward Send for booklet 'sConce-niac
Loans and Investments"
SwartZelI, Rheem &
HenSey Co.,
7S7 155 st. \. W,
fez5-tf
The Washington times., 1910-05-23

FREE
CALIFORNIA ON. MAR

Showing al the fields viii De mailed 70 you
upon application Also our monthly trade pa
per. SAGAR-L 0ONIIS COMPANY. Phelan
Bldg. san Francisco. Cal
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-04-08

Tom ON 9ogen orioer lit
Suanoperf, % iom i fine 6ri'imer
aiuer Tia al meS at otgte. Zen poe
tiff anlaate Smeo bar uIlereSe pntt
meaen Spmerfiombeo peO lin lite
rare 9ro6uftion; ban er Ell pngre
ManS og er fsot al iattige 6or9lore
/ en- 2anOsbp / RPrbeoen al Spen
Sninoeu. Som 8ut madttc ban
birlpe 6orpIorere oeo Marfnrbetoe'
oa ban neb iom 5elge oerai fun en-
poerit baarIig SfoIeubbamnel'e. IA
9lar aammeI bIeo ban Sprling poo
Ell fort Sernboneperfiteo, boor bar
MI arbeioer Tom SOeno,
= 20,aursalOcreu bleu ban en- II
S~enifabeli0 @cgiIugcr, og for san'fe
unlio uoienSte ban fine isrite 9igte.
Ser fpIoer ct Bind. Gor iaa Mar IL
Rem uSaau ban et neriiiieeret Stie'
nil. iom ponot Sminhirnes oarme'
tie gnerfienSelie. % ! ensellte LIE
rqre areoie peuter man iig en- bel
Del al ben poetiife Smeo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-04-08
Sapioea.G rcam.g mbbina.

On Sop Eapioeo opbIsoes 4atten
oper | foIbt gonb. On @preencn
foaes en- Guart Nelf, Sapiocaen ba.
pes | % fogeS 10 Minuter nnSer ito.
Dig Omreren. Gu Spiieife Corn
Star6 uSrsres | "A aop IeIf, bIon.
bes iommen meo IRE piipebe sgage.
BONNER os bapeS op / Eapiocaen %
foyer Iiot unSer itabie Rsrina. 2iS:
Salt tiIipttes, Suffer eiter Smag %
@aniIie ener auOen Grtraft irerGS
De fire sGssebpibGr piifes itioe, rief
fire Spiieifeer Suffer, Iuooineen Ia.
res op / en- Iuobineiorm. sg9e.hpi
berne imsres ooer % Tuooinger
iptteS | @~aeerooren, til ben er lpie'
brltn paa Soppen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-04-08
Zen poetiife Smeo.

Gen 7be apriI oil Der | 9orSon =
pna Snitiatip al "Boetrp Recitnl 60.
cietp" - bIipe ufboIot en- meget ORR
ainaI SeitIigbeo unSer acIonimini'
'tcr 9oro Greires 6oriebe.
Soften nrrangeres til acre for MI
lepenbe efterfommere al en- lang
Raffe at ensIanOs met bersmte
3iatere. Tom I. Or. gpron, Scnnn'
ION, ebafeipeure, Robert Burns,
sropuing. 9oro 2ptton oa @orSs'
north, oa autnllet paa oisie befieno'
ie 9ieteres setliuger anilnaes til ca.
200.
gInuSt Be sorige inobliote sGtes'
giaftcr nrpnes Smebeu Mfreb @il.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-04-08
A Left Handler.

A youngster having answered the
familiar ad boy Wanted" and also
having PASSED as TO ~capability and
Qualifications. was accepted by a very
heightened proprietor and offered $
per week. :,
The lad declined saying: II don't
want the job
why nots" asked the proprietor.
Because there is not enough mo-
ney in it," said the boy.
Young man." said the man OF al
fairs with a tone OF pride IN ms
voice, when | was your g mao
that same job and for half those
wages"
~Yes," said the boy, Il know you
did. but that was before the cash-re-
gister was invented"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-04-08

Raar &e Iriper I'll aperfe.
renhe, iaa p9r iaa penlis at
meooeIe, at Se lan here's
apertisiemeut | "Seeornbs Ros
fen. Get iitrsr Dem ben
bebiie gebdrblina,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-04-08
ajpb % Eotct. Yniier.

aoIbt aisb oman fan eobt bIarSe
forifje1iae Sorter iommen og iipr
aioer Sfinfe en- ipert goo Smng)
fries for Sfinb og Seot % baffes
tint, blonbes meb Salt, Teber % rim.
boffet "RicfIe". RogIe Eoteter foges
og itampeS meo Smsr og ReIf, %
ct s@g rsres l. for of binbe RaSieu
inmmen. Saalpeges bette paa go.
aerbrGttet, MeI orpSieS oper % III.
Der oe BET ~fieples no og flores no
/ Hlinoinger ioa fore iom Ell Sfaol.
Soa IGgges 9isbet pon ben enc Sab.
Del, Den anben Ireges oper og fIem.
mes gobt iammeu riinot aanterne.
De Iteges / Smsr, til De er lpiebrunc
paa beqae Si0er.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-04-08
Snrenes 6Ipst~

Sm 9prs 8Is9t fortrlGer Seuri
Goupin enoel ittere$ionte Siitorier
| "2a Gepue". 1e oiier, at 9prene
gobt foritaar Somnenb9ugen mel.
lem aariag og Sirfnina. Sm &ntte
foreligger en- IGngoe fontplereoe
9eretnineer ON, at Dc bar Tart at
luffe op Ogre; Dc eaar bort til Do
rem, hopper op til 0srorfDereti, trnt.
fer meo Goten benne neb oe opnaar
poa benne Maabe LET fin Seniiet. =
Gouh fortpler en6oa ON en Suno.
Tom boneoe fig gbgana I'll ct iuffet
Spisfammer for at ifaffe iig McIt
Gen log feb Goterue paa NegIcn /
Gsren, til bernie ait op.
Gen engeIife Grtebiifop &batIep
beretter ON en- aat, iom bier Sang,
SEN piloe forIabe SoIonen, ringebe
poa Sienerer, for at benne funoe
aabne 9eren for Ben. "a ben farite
Gang giorbe bette 6orisg, nor Oct
miSt paa Hatten. Sele Sriet blep
oIormeret peo 2pbcu af aIoffen, mon
troebe, at Sppe baooc banet iig 40
oana til Srlict, oe bIco life Tibet oocr-
roIfet peb at ie, at set bar SltictS aat,
iom traf I aIoffeitrengen. Senere
rinaebe aatten boer cneite Dag, noar
SEN piISe tilfaloe SoIf.,
Sm en- liben Serrier be6cr oct, of
man bapbe l9rt ben of trpffe paa
@orofloffen for at tilfalbe en- al
SieneItepigerne. Sor at urberisge,
ON Den pirfeIig foritoo, boorfor ben
IfuIoe rirae, befaleoe Slmbers Ger
BEN of ringe. netpp Tom Stlrrpisen
befanbt fig inSe / gGreliet. Ren Ser.
rieren Ioa meS fine floge 2ine fsrIt
paa lin Serre % berpoa pan Bigen
og rsrte iig life. Wen bn Gigen
bapoe forlabt @Greliet og BEN paonp
lit Srbre til at rinae, uofsrte Den
Itrdr @efalinger.
gt Sunbe % anttc al fla ielo lr.
rer at iGtte 9erbmmere / @epp.
geIie, er ofte Bit i~agttoget. 0lrreou
oe la Waae fortaler ON fin S1tno,
at ben en- 0ng fom trrt bien. 60.
bebsren Dor itPngt, oa Sun6en for.
isgtc forqipoeS oe6 8iscn at qisre
fig bemGrfet. SiIfGIoigpis fom en-
Serre til Sr'et, brliste 9sr6omme.
rem % bIeo itrnr Iltffet iuS. Sun6en
benbtteoe Grlebuineen til ogiao at
imutte inb / Suiet; men bpoo Sen
bopbe lGrt, glcntte BEN life; iommt
Gags gftermtooog gif ben Tere Gan.
ge ito, og bier Gnng BEN fom tiIbnge,
iprang SEN opoo 9sren, bra9te Sam.
meren til Of Ipoe o. ifnffe6e iig pon
oen Woabe GSgnna.
gnonu intcresimttere err, bono en-
Webarbeiber / set engelIfe SibsIfrift
Stature" fortGIler ON en- Iiitig aot.
Gems Serre bIcie6e ON @intcren
bper Saa at itrs @rsoimuler for
SugIene | Snpen. 9nttcr merfebe
mart, at Sette eoeoe flor SiItrrf.
ninasfraft pou Spiiroene; boer @nng
Ser bleo itrsct no SmiIer, ifiitItP Sen
ia / Tprbeoer bag en- @uif og fore
toa ioa mere eGer minbre beloiae ut
tcntoter poo Trqlene. en- Tag bleo
SmuIerne Itr6et no ON aitencn, |
9sbet az 9otter fnlot Der Sue, og
nGfte 0oa por S%lalefoberet begraoet
uuSer et GneIog. Eli fin itore Soer.
raifeIie iaa Su 6ltsberren. at bars
oofre forte Seat meget iprig fierne6e
Sueeu, ion of @rsofrummerre fom
tilinne. 9u Bette Dor ~erpebcret. lag.
Sc ben ia iom iGbpanIig poa Cur.
IL 9sbet al 8interen bonbe man ofte
anlebnins til Of ie aatten isrge FOR
al sneen life 6rffeSe oct ublagte
| 49,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-04-08
Spanif Enhbins.

On Guort MeIf iuar ct Spfog. en-
bolo Dor Gelatin oplsieS / Iiot folot
8anb, bnpes op / Den fosenbe @telf
% foges til @elotiuen er oplsit. %
bar man fire sGgeeblommer l. iom
er piipet goot, iamt y Buno Suffer
oa rerer / Get iii oct or tpft. Dc fire
sGg9ebpi6er pipes oIoeles itipe, Sisie
rsres l. lige fsr man lsfter 2ouble
goileren al, oe naar &c er goot iblan.
set, bar man en- Sbeife @onilie ! %
G. Iioet 8ron Salt. Won rsrer
Wosien MI % %, til Den er 9anIfe
inf, bar BEN ina op ! en- 5orm, iom
isrit err opppet / folot gonb og Iaoer
Ben Itaa paa ct folot Steb til 1agen
eiter. Zen bp0loes ba no og ipiies
me0 Suffer og Slsbe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-04-08
Observation-Disclosures planter Sfpg.

@i bsrer alenegne nlegen Gale ON
geIfptteIie al DC Itore SfogItrGfnin'
ger, Der en6nu tiIbsrer Sifentligbe'
Den, iaa De life / 2igbeO meb, bpao
aIerebe er foregaoet meo iaaoonne
Sfoge fer | Sanoet bIiper alOelcS zoe.
laat. 9ette or, omenb altfor lent,
BOG life oft, Der fan gisres for at
bsbe paa Sen onretteoe Sfabe. aloge
Tolf bar inoieet, of Ger mo plantes
Sfog life bare / Set inloa men / tor
u0itrpfning, eaers oil Der inotrGoe
en- iodoon Wangel poa SrGmate'
riole, iom man fer life bar tGnft Jig
muIig. Si Ter ru,!ot nogle al De ltsr'
tic acknowledgements bar taget
Sfri0t iii at beplante Itore Ireoler
meo Greer, bporai Be / 6remtioen
fan iifre iig Oct nsooenbige til ale De
"Sies" bporaf Der ioeIig maa lGggeS
neo npe iite0etior be bortraaoneoe.
I'll bette 9rug frRoes ubpre WaSler
al Srp, 90 oct fon goot iammenlig'
mes meo Sen Masie al SrGfarg ION
Sarmcrne ~rsbpenoig mao BRUCE til
Suiebpgning, @ierbefong og utaaige
andre Sing. Rnor M itore aompo'
uier timber oct ~nsopenbiet for lin BE.
Itaaen at iorberebe liz til at msoe
uunSenaeIise ganifeIigbeber pou Ell
fornuitig MaaOe, tOoricr gisr oa life
6ormerne iig ielo % fine Giterfom'
mere Scn iomne Sieneiteg Hetop Dc
SoIf, Ser eier Sanb, buroe pRre I'M
Ser ben SorpIietelie life aIeue at be-
finite Den Sfog iom MI er ! Bert, moi
uforitanOig 8oobuait men osiaa al
pIonte m Sfog ina Der altib funoC
iifres EN- 5ilpert iporenoe til 6cr6rl.
act. Sperencite 5armer noe paa %
nsane grairieiletter bar Ell itGrt Sp'
fororiug til at legse Jig bette pno
Sierte.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-04-08
Grange Sloat.

On Guort 8onb, 70 Stopper Suf.
fer, Saiten al 10 Gitroner, Oct reune
SfoI Of en- appeIiin og lem opitaarne
appeIiiner, IRE Spiieifeer Corn
Starf. @anbet foses, irsres Corn
Stard, iom er n6rsrt / li6t foIot
9anS og foyer Inngiomt 10 Tinuter
unSer itaoig Smrsren. Saq Isiter
mon set al % bnr Suffer og Gitron.
iaftcu /. SmioIertio ifreaes Appel.
iinerne, of oct bpioe Stino taees oe.
iaa al og be ifiRres op ! imaa Stpf'
fer. Or Ser aierner / benz, mac
oisie naturIisuis oeiaa iiernes. Soa
brIber man oen foeenoe Gornitar6'
RasIe pper appeliinerne, eiter Of
man isrit bdr orpsiet Iibt Suffer
oper benz, bpis De er meget lure, %
oa letter Set ian iiliibe, til oct er
foIbt. Get ipiies oa meo Suffer oa
SIsee til, o. oennc portion er moi
til s gerioner.