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The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1910-05-27
, hLEY HERALD SUPPLE
MENT-hay 27, 1910.


y Neil's Declaration of Principles"
according to B. F. O'Neil's an
uncsment he firmly believes
conducting the affairs of the
: ate In business like manner
a'l free from political manipula-
II n" Governor Brady has al
J. tdy given the people of the
stAte a business-like admins
tlation and there has been no
complaint but that he has sue
crrIed in this regard. "Ap-
p intive officers free from politi-
cal manipulation" does not mean
anything. Mr.. O'Neil, as Re
p"hlican state chairman, is
Known to have had much to say
e ,ardiug Governor Brady's APP
p"lntments, especially in the
north. and it is fair to believe
tlat If Mr., O'Neil should be
nominated for governor his
st te chairman, whoever he
III Sht be and he would probably
be from the south, would have
something to say about APP
puintments, 1t is also fair to
b. 'leve that prominent members
ui the party would have their
j duence with the governor
el, ct in their immediate neigh
!, rhoOd. If Mr., O'Neil should
= lie governor the men who were
ms prominent supporters IN
HE various parts of the state
would at once want their s.
q d they would get it. That is
he way the game is played
il can be called political mani
pulation" or "helplng those who
htlp me-" or can be given any
ui her name That condition
would exist under Mr. O'Neil as
governor just as much as it has
under Governor Brady and may.
he a little more so, for Mr.
o. Neil must satisfy the cupidity
OF many people in order to make
the strong demand for his
nomination.
| shall insist upon the plat
form standing squarely for loca
option" Upon this proposition
Barney stands upon the same
platform with Governor Brady
with the difference that Cover
nor Brady's record on local OPP
ton is known while MIR. O'Nei
record is a promise of future per
Torrance.
II am in favor of equalization
OF taxes Again a fapilia
sound, for Governor Brady ha
talen the initial steps in obtain
ing equal taxation and if cor
tinued governor. will insist NJ
on the next legislature maxim
1t possible for the state to- ente
upon an era of taxation at flu
valuation and equal taxatio
for all.
Mr.. O'Ncil believes in the rigi
enlorc ement OF the Carey act
Governor Brady has assiste
tie Carey act in every wa
that he can and as for 'protecl
ing the interests of the settlers
he has publicly expressed hi
sympathies with the Coeu
d'Alene ranchers in their hgh
with the Washington Waite
Power company and will us
the states machinery to protec
them in their unequal struggl
with a big corporation.
Barney is "in accord with til
policies advocated by our forme
president, Theodore Roosevelt
and now recommended to til
national congress by Presiden
Taft" While "Teddv's" nam
is a good Que to juggle with, hi
policies" include forest reserve
and Idaho is not for forest re
serves. Roosevelt, O'Neil o
ANYBODY ehsS to the contrary
Senator Hepburn and Senate
Borah reflect Idaho's sentiment
in regard to the "conservatio
4. 4 4
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1910-05-27

How Do You Stand With The Herald?
This weeks issue of the HERALD
the second year under its
The Washington times., 1910-04-21

from miles of weary travel from sign to sign hunt
ing for an apartment or house? Have you wasted
time and effort looking at numberess places only
to find that there were not enough rooms, or that
it was not modem, or that the price was too high?
A persons home surroundings tend greatly to
contentment and happiness and you should not,
finally from sheer WEAKNESS, take place not at all
suitable That has been the experience of thou
sands Of people looking for new quarters who have
not used the For Rent columns In
Los Angeles herald., 1910-11-27

mind are unveiled of their mystery
in such a manner that the reader Will
always remember the little interest
ing lessons.
Some of the long asked questions
which are answered in this book are:
What Is the Eearth Made OFF,
"The Air in Notion" 1.-The Work OF
the Wind" "What Becomes of the
Rain?" "Quiet Forces That Destroy
Rocks" "How Rocks Are Made" :"
1.-THE Ways of Rivers" 1.-THE Mann
moth Cave of Kentucky" '"The Max
ing of Mountains" and "Origin Of
Useful Metals"
The book is generously sprinkled
with illustrations Of the many wonder
full natural formations and OF the
interesting astronomical groups.
Earth and Sky Every Child Should
Know. BY Julia e. Rogers. New
York: Doubleday, Page & Co., pub
fishers.
''The Rainy Day Scrap Book" is all
that it's name implies-something to
keep little hands busy when little folk
are kept indoors. 1t is more than a
scrap book-it is a game-an educa-
tional picture puzzle coming easily
within the comprehension of all chill
dren, who will be higly entertained
and at the same time made familiar
with history, art, geography and IA
nous pictures, statues, building and
people all over the world.
Sheets containing more than 100 pic
Los Angeles herald., 1910-11-27

Gwendolen lived with her grandpar-
ents in a little seacoast town in Maine.
Nearly all the people in the village
were fisher folk, and made their living
by going cut to sea in stout crafts and
returning laden with mackereI and cod,
which brought them good prices. But
Gwendolen's grandfather had been
sea captain in his youth, and now was
ending his days near the great rolling
waters he loved so WELL
Now Gwendolen loved stories as
much as any little girl or boy of her
age could, and when she tired of hear
ing tales of the fisher folk of strange
adventures in times of storm, she loved
to coax her good mother to spin her
a seafaring yarn. This she was usual
ly very willing to do. and many were
the marvellous things she learned
about the countries far over the sea.
One day when the winds blew with
cutting blast from the east and the
angry breakers were more than usual
ly high, she told her a legend of Japan
which she never forgot all the years of
her life.
The good people who dwell near the
coast of Japan repeat this legend to
their children as a warning to them
to control their tempers. 1t Is said
that once upon a time there lived In
a beautiful castle by the sea power
full little princess, who was fair as she
was powerful. She had many attend
ants any everything that the heart OF
a child-even that of princess-could
wish for.
But with all these things she pos
sessed something else that her people
would have given many millions of dol
Los Angeles herald., 1910-11-27

wished it had always stayed little
brook as it had been. The outcome OF
this was that no ships could reach her
castle and it took as long for goods TO
come by land as it had taken them
to come by sea.
Another instance was
"Stop! Stop! Suie Sen, / see what
you mean. I will never complain OF
nature again"
After that she kept her word and
lived much happier than before.
whats the matter, Gwendolyn,"
asked her grandmother. "are you get
ting sleepy? All right, come on and
let's go to bed"
SIGFRED WESTERHOLM.
1177 East Fifty-fourth street, Los
Angeles, Cal. Age IA.
The true story of the earth's origin
and formation is made as fascinating
as a fairy story in Earth and Sky
Every Child Should Know" by Julia
f. Rogers. The author has spread out
the wonders of nature for the child to
gaze upon and understand in such
charming manner that the thoughts
will lay fast hold upon the young
imagination.
The exquisitely fascinating solar
formations are classified and the child
is taught how to find them in the sky
and some explanation is given of their
origin and formation.
The wonderful natural phenomena
long left unexplained to the childish
Los Angeles herald., 1910-11-27

lars to cure her of. This was terrible
temper that broke forth at the slight
est provocation. No matter how small
q thing went wrong in her dominion
she would Immediately begin to fret
and scream at such q rate as to terrify
her devoted subjects. 1t became very
serious, for the more the mighty prin-
cess -indulged her temper the worse it
grew, until people began to fear she
might do herself a great injury. There
were many consultations among the
high dignitares of the court, but no
one could suggest a remedy.
Now it happened that just at that
time there occurred many terrible
storms. when the waves rolled in with
terrific force and threatened the lives
and property of many poor fisher folk
This was an added cause for worry to
the subjects of the princess, and they
were sorely perplexed.
One dull, gray day, as the princess
strolled along the shore, followed by
her favorite little maid of Japan, she
saw the storm clouds surge up and the
waves begin to boil and bubble with an
angry moan. The princess was very
much frightened, but even more angry,
and said with rising temper to Suie
Sen, her little maid:
"HoW dare the sea behave in this
manner when l choose to walk abroad! !!
All should be smooth and blue and
sunshiny when 1 am on the shore!
Command this angry weather and sea
to give place to sunshine!"
You see, the princess in her anger
really lost sight of the absurdity of
her command. so accustomed was she
to having all quail before her terrible
temper. But little Suie Sen was very
wise, and she suddenly thought OF a
way to make the princess ashamed.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-11-27
Juniors Complete Story of Pretty Japanese Princess

lures will be found in an envelope at
the back of this book. They are print
ed in haphazard order and have no
titles under them. The children will
have the entertaining task of cutting
out these nameless pictures as neatly
as possible, finding the right places
for them in. the body of the book and
pasting them in the squares above the
proper names and descriptions.
In each of these blank squares Is
miniature outline of the picture that
belongs to it. The trick is to find the
place for the larger picture by COM
pairing 1t with the little one.
1t has the zest of game and can
be done without knowing how to read.
When the book is complete 1t is an
illustrated work of art, always to be
kept and priced by the children.
The Rainy Day Scrap Book. PRE-
pared by Edwin L. and Emma L.
Sherman, Chicago: Reilly & Burton
publishers
Los Angeles herald., 1910-11-27

Mother work-box got busy,
One long, rainy day;
She called to her children:
"You must now quit your play
Now stand close beside me,
All in a straight row;
You are getting quite large,
You must all learn to sew"
The scissors begain
To sulk and to pout,
And cried, Mother Work box.
You may please count me out.
! know / am silly.
wish / were wise;
But how can sew
Without any eyes?"
The spool of cotton stood up
And gave a dark scowl;
Then she twisted and twirled,
With a grumble and growl.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-11-27
A Mothers Work-Box

The thimble shone brightly,
But she rolled round and round,
Then she jumped to the floor
With loud silv'ry sound.
The needle danced gayly
As she gave q glad sigh;
''How thankful I am
For my one tiny eye.
Come, box-mates, my dears,
Let's sit in a row,
And show Mother Work-box
How neatly we sew"
Then a dear little girl
Came Mother Work-box to see,
Soon they all sewed together.
AS happy could be.
I'VE love to work with you."
The box-mates all say;
1--WE can't sew without you.
Please come ev'ry day."
Mary c. Kenderdine
Los Angeles herald., 1910-11-27
FIRST PRIZE

10 H, my dear Mistress" she said;
"the sea is indeed presumptu-
" ons to hehave so before YOU
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Sc iioite @tsoeIas, iom er Sannet. err
2a~noinssIaect o. S%otcnIoect; 90 naar
Totniuserne besprSer at rsrc pna iis, ea
finSe lea life bare MIG Irnasre. Spor'
for fan life bi H9sirser tontnre iamnten
oa baune ct 2ae2 Dor gpeo bar mango
Senuer os 4strei Gmerifa. iaa bet piIs
Be bIipe ct not idd tort Gag. 90 bois
noeeu innes, at bette Gao life blioer
tort moi, iaa bar hi SsfterbfNoer Niuass
ater. Spis bette 8orilas bill iinoe SifnIo
hos bepae Rbgoefoli. piIbe bet sag blioe
iad tort iom uoaet. Ser bar su9ong
pQret Snat ON ct Seoeniurtineslde, men
bar life feet uoaet mere oerom. Ru,
Rrsinacr % Riuasntin9er, er bet Tor
eber at dfaiere, enter ct N9sin9las ales
ne. cuer RGs ns @inasaier Nal lutte
ia iamueu, euer ct Sebemdrfinesla9 Itnl
Sdnues. Nl bill iee opicrbre enbper ira
bisie gp9Ser til at Inoe bsre ira 20 ON
hpnb be ipues pI pere ret beeite. Get
piIee bore en- Sidm for oisie TO Shgoer
at Itaa tiItnae. vi peo at bts'e gp9oer
er riee pac Sdeu. on man bare otl ben'
te Dem ircm % prrne ON oem,
gar III life rGbbe for at Ifrioe noale
Qinier ON gaeeu 90 iise bpoo ou ne''er
eerom. sea hrnhe- itripe rneeet berom,
men bet ,au p0re moi berre Sang. Se9
penter Gpar paa bette. en- oenli8 Sil'
len til "Yoiien" % bens 2Giere.
N. q, See.
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paa gnseIf. 20 aoncerter afbolotes, EN-
Ssnbas gitermiooae oe en- en- aitenen.
9aitor &. y. 2psb fra Chicago bolnt ut'
Der gftsrmihbaess auucerten en- EaIe paa
gnseIa. Yaa Sorritninesmsoct palgtes
feIaenoe gmbeosmGnb: Bormaro Yas
flor 8. ;. 8nristt. RGitformanb Nr. 8.
u. Senbrictiou. Sctrcter Carer 8. 2inos
lamb, &asierer gfr. g. u. 0ranenaro,
9irigent @r. 6. 6. SabI. YroeramS
fonrite: Yaiis Sofie Climb, Tr. Otto Saus
ion, Rr. gmil Rlabien. 8~ormaneen
uburpnte 8eioIutionsfomite beitaaenoe
al: Iliis Sofie Climb, Scr. 8. u. Sen'
brictiou, Riis SSeIia @rangoarS.
S. 2inhIono, Sefr.
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Ga Observation-Disclosures pecSes meb en-
pen Gum. otter osnus SubiamIing %.
Ipfte Raft. Sobanien. at man bar icunret
iaa Ianat. at Sfsiten bill Oil beitilt pad
@citbreliens fsrite Nsoe | ben aIernrr.
reite Sremtin. Naeu had osina ole ON
at bielpe til, iad be reftercnoe TioIcr
mart fan fanTes.
Sangsoret "YorSiap" iana 81 Par
Sanee. % Or. arbitab at Rimsopolis
gar iit gIansnumer. ct Runtrationss
itpife, bpori ban iaa fhiffenbe sfierIiener
Gsts norSIanf SITTER 1 Sennss ge.
britt meb Sdanoinsret. at ma birselig
tror iig brnfat miSt mo | ct Gin % | en-
@iernius. Tom inaen NorolGnoirg fan
.aIenune, bbor ban eub farer | bcuue @crs
ben.
Oct bar rste 2nuit. arsitao gar. %
ban Isunebes ba osiaa uleo sreSspenSe
gifaIo.
Sr. gbriiianien CAB oeiaa tiIbeSite en-
Bar buutoriitiifs Stlbhsr paa breo rorSs
Ianbf 9iaIett. iom iaite SoIt | ct iaas
b1iu Ruuiph, W. ttONA ~, luu w ~ VIM
! bet belle bares belle IsSet oppe al en-
e~ienoommeIis bpe9eIis % uahceIis
5temnine. Oct ndr, iDm MAR gsrn
fcmnsr ianumen | geis til bSeranbre.
Shi NoroIGuoingerne er % bIir life m
bet inherit inbe enS tore Ssru.
90 a Sormarseu tiIiIut baS Sor.
IdmIinnen OF Quaet Tom lddoaut Harpcl
os erarreSe IorsIanSsIoeets anSet aars
Iiee Strpne bGpet. ait Der iom ct Gut
aieunem ale. Tom bar Der turet at ifil'
les os rrife Saaro I'D til en- SliIsmis'
lens SiIieu.
Iaatte ga bier TorhIGnbing rurot
ON | bette 9ano ipmutc fin Speope ibu
os bare u,eb at idnIe 90 at bp9se ct
euiet 3orblarb beropsr. Ga frcmfornit
at zoe iiu Siirrp til @eoningsifsiten,
Icrolrnoinqers @obe | ameriia til
Rorolrnoingerne | Hprpe.
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ara Y,tnut, q. Saf.

gi hapre pent geir bele iibite gtnter,
og | Warts ban bet ida parnit iom ON
ret ifuIbe babe pnret Gull. : Gpril %
Wai bet berinroo eanife foIot.
Sim OH bolber uu paa meb at bnaoe
en- gone fra StonIep p~eitober til Cots
tonipcoo Cafe % ino / Canada eIler Ron'
taud.
Ses biz taffe "9ecornbsg oiten" for al
ben eooe 29sning ben brirger os. Seq
er bel tilfrebs iaapel meb ben iom meh
"8eb arneu" os ffuloe pnife ben bar at
finbe | bper norif Tanos GUS.
On berIis SiIieu til Soften" ce ale
bers Seiere. Sber Hoblep.
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9poens SOFT.

Otter at min eneite Satter Sa5cI SsSe
iioftIecen 2soe Seeember | en- aISer az
5 War % 8 @aaneSsr. er otter en- tinne
Sors rantniet mig, ioet min Suitru
CLARA Seos ben 7Se Slrni otter at baoe
pGret irg / z Tiger. gnbiisnt bun nso
goo 99eebebanbiing blep bun itaSia
pRrre eitcr ben 14be apriI. % inm ct
iioite Sories bra9tes bum til 5t. Gutas
SoisitaI. bpor bun opboISt iia en- ire
Tigers lib. GUN suIfeoe bog tun at fan
tomme biem - at fan % 6Inrbt SLret
OF @enncr. Ere Tiger efter at barre
.omnep biem Ssoe bun itiue oe ruIis |
Sroeu pad Jun 6rsIier.
Spbt or bun iabnet al mig. beHoes eis
terIdote RaHo. Ole .. Sliou.
anetd, y. Tat
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0amIebietnunet I eigoaI.

COM WebIer: az SigSaIs SGttisitrre
bill lea tiuobe zig at icnSe "9ecorah'
go'ten~ uoalc Orb ON @amlehiemio9eu
Ii SiaSal. sutevesicn for S2retteI'e az
@amIebiem fer SieSaIs Soen er mere
Iepenoe eno roceliiroe.
Ser or iutct RsSe / SiesaIS Sdtti9'
itprc urea at BETTE S~psrs5r,daI bIir
oreftst Mano oe RuuS imeuem % bet
er aobt at bere, ser nm er en- Daentn9
ON @aprIis1eSen al ct fist Sier;s SV'
fereIie.
Neg bar iIere 8cnse iSinter bart ar'
lebnina til at irdfte reo en- for 8antIes
hiemlret itertt iutercsisret Rorfarteris
taner ON Sogen. @~eoto-rreuoe tS.
g. RcIion), Der | Giuter for droen
Gang beisaer i'm CARRIE Snr / St8onl,
bar | amcrita SeItaeet | SrtofarnItrGer
til @amIebieaunet. San bar pelpiaig
otret mig ale cniteliae S~pIpsuirger ON
5o9ens Stiuins bIGnot Si9eeIer ! ame'
rita.
Com befienot Ear SiehaIS SerrsS fore
pIietet fla til at uuSerboIoe tine gnutle
fattiae paa 8amlebienmet mar bette er
bpgeet. 9peeearbeioct bill bLi iat i9ar9
naar ca. 1000 SoIdrs er inbIdrlct %
inSiat | SigsaIs Sparcbonf.
Sattiaitpret mener at Sieen mi er
iubc I'll at uereoe Sasen ogiaa fra aon'
munenS SHE. Get bar siIiieIig on Der
fuube tomne ct Samarbeine iitauo mel
lem aonmunenS Siuihsmeuo og ben al
Sioosler | ameritd balste gpegctomite.
Ser mad isress for at 9ieumet bIir
laqt iaa betpemt Tom urnlig; ! N9rbes
Den al Strife o. 9oftorbolis. San Der
fife itdfies Serb NOT til ct 9dGrSsbrns
Ioa ma Der ibpertfalS fofies Soro til
en- Saoe. Ter err inaIeSes abHiui9t at
orSne osiaa fra aouuuunens she, Tor
gpgaearbeieet fan iGttes iaar9.
Sor at paaffproe Saseu oeotos Sat
tieitbret enitemmie | iioite Rsse ielasn'
Re SenpeuoeIie:
-Eigodls 9~attiSitpre beuitiler til Si9'
Sdls Serreositnre at uourbeioe PIdn %
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES for Spgnina %
Drift al ct paGtanit @amIehiem for
SisSaIs Sogn. S~nttisitprct oil | tatuem'
melie grtienSeIie al Rorfiameri,areres
5ubidmIina til ct inaeant Siem uetdie
2ufelisbeoeu al at 3iemunet mndtte ret'
les ~inarcit muIie. bd bette ! bsi 0rde
piloe bisraae iii ct f~oriodrIia uuoerhois
az Sosneis 6attige."
Set er en- SeIbfsL9e at ieIpe gpasears
beiSet Determines 90 IeSes al ben al Sias
bser | amsritd oaIete ep9aetpmite
9'Srr. asle Seoiiert % Ole 6. Retftao,
Der islu pRlser en- Srebiemanb.
4 SiaoaIs Sparebari CT. aIersns inoS
lat ca. 1000 Collars til 8amIebiem iub'
hamlet al Si9seler | ameritn.
Set er ofte iad, at Der boor gaieu or.
Der er life gnner. % Der boqr gpneu er.
Der er life gtieu -
3enne Enchanting taller beSre eno
fmutte Orb ON at Billie % gpne Der
Bar Vat bpercnnrs Stepne. % ig tOiler
life pad at bette ilo1as af praitif sdues
riidnf Rniie,iGrIiebeo parrot meo uorii
Seigbeb. oil iormaa at reiie at pGroigi
Siem for Si0oaIs Sntties.
9i penier life at 6attigifattsn ltaI sna
neS oeo Cpretielie at @arnlebiem Spoo
pi penier CT, at en- filot bstrpsenoe 8ors
pIsinina al be samge 6atiise | bN @raS
oil ettea.
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Sanserfeh.

Ssubae Ben 1895 Suni boIot 9ecora6
Sreos aornIforeuing i'm ODE Suueerfeit
I 2nniine, Soma. Banning epg. norit
Intbsrif Iteab. / SorbtuSsIie meo 9aus
ting gp mootoe oe bepertehs 5aneerne.
10 apr meo onrtreut IT'S Saneere bar
fremupot. ai Serene fan nrenes:
@dmIe sire yaint Greet airtetor, geitre
8aiut 9reet aor. RorSen Sor, @aters
bile apr. @alifou aor, gIermpnt aor
cs ct. Oldf aor. Sruerammet beitoo at
IirteIig gauiii bog life meo iaa maree
&oraIer Tom tiplieere. Seuoas Sormios
bag bolSt Yaifcr Otto S9miet YrGeiieu
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Observation-Disclosures
t0omSooIeu.

@iennem 81. .. q. GsensboIb, gosfn.
eI SlItffs.' Sciua, CT Der tn gIeietiems
met I'll. ~boStaoeuoe Spr.eeneIjs SnSs
f~oirntet $3.50 bocrdf $8f,f0 er inSs
iamlet csb Sr. a. q. Sunfett, g1rnlsu.
aorriteen beoer beer iiRr of Dsbrrass
pnerne 9erieiernem moStape en- bferte.
lis Sds for oeres CfferpinisbeS oa ret.
ter en- ipeeiel a~nerfierSenSe Gas III
G,6rr. Stenspofo 90 Sdaiet6, fom tar
bin Saecn ioa itor Snteresfe pes at fos
reifoa SnoiamIineen.
Der er M tilidnuben irSinmIet beu.
trnoe III. $4,000 % a oiI | 2aet az
Sornmeren % SeftsH reiie Bet fsrFe
Diem for Suberfulsie | Spaberiet. Cont
err tiebt hos or. AGsums Stoae!uS,
Weifnes. 90 Sieuuliet baabes at pure fRrs
eia til Gnbntne c~mfrina Salletteeri Roar
bette fsrlte Siem blir fRroia fam 20 a
20 iree itGfieS COB % rGtionel gIeie.
men bette sr run en- meset liSeu gegtns
oelfc ! set fore ar5eiec ION fcrcIiaasr.
Siinorcesr af gGno OF apiuSer moa
srinoct Raneel paa SIaos afpiies fra
Statens Saratorier os fiGmpe &arren
mob SubcrttIoieu | ,nnife irnda % trnr,
&C adar - ianuuen meo be ti9rs icrr
Serpeo Sirette sTcr inoireste tr1!fes ueS
I uIufien % Rsoen.
HetnRS Sdnatoriums 9trettsr meSs
nelte ioa9, at aIene fra bette Scrutos
rtum bar man | De ) fsrfte U0nuuebcr
mauttct dioiie ober 100 auissere az
Rargel pad Rlnos.
59ute iig bpiIten llIuiie - ferFt ars
Grebet at oene iirGttcliee, Iumite 5sq.
Dom o. BERTH afriit ina be SteSsr Tom
itaI HGffe aeoHiHsl
Sugen 9~dnosulpt!e, irtet 4cIoisreus
HeSsdr6ciSe ton mere inbtrrnpeuSe mare
Reeuenneiter I'll sfter goue at biorage
| aampeu % Lao beroeS tililut pRre rets
tet en- inherIis Spfuroring til 9GnSss
rtrrb ON at biGlpe 9dnbsutGrol
Tag S~ritintioet bper pna fit Stso os
refs ct ~udtionuIt HrbciSe, Sdaro |
Scdnn uieS os Der biemrne.
aputiteer tattcr pGd Sorbdano biertes
Iie eubner, Der bill iuteresiere ia for ars
beibet % moetnaer mcS Sas oct u1inoite
8ioroa.
aomitecu til RciSuing az Tleiebism
for SuberfuIele ! 8onsSdIs ScgSer.
oscar Sdufeu,
,. T. Snrmnin
RoToe, t0Se Srmi 1910.
gibrdgspbere:
Rotbidp. 9aiur anuo StrunS $500,
G%briitoifer Sisrssu $500. Council
bluffs, Soma: 7. n. Srenict $500,
9ars. Soic Speriou 500, Suns Sune,
tuici $500, Sber Sauion Si.00. arsl
Roroareen 50e. abams Riun.: Rmie
2ariuu $f.00, Sans gptnuo $t.0o, ans
brefu RiIien St.0O, Ole y. 5faGr 800.
Sobn y Iiotboe $500. Bia. getsricu
St.00, Sooiim Saeotion $500. Setuet,
Soma; @mmdr 5orles $500. Ole Chr.
ReraaS $500. Ole Chr. 9reipicf $t.00,
($24.60). RutIep, 9. g.: n. G. San.
ietb $500. R. Z. SuitaS $3.50. ~ g.
Stanig S2.00, Ole Q. Gos 500, Ole
@. asnnins SOC. Roslpn. Q. D.: u.
Snita0 $t.00. aSoIf y. Eornes SOC.
gedfbias Ctteiou soc, &unt 8. SuitGo
Doc. Ole ~. Suituo 800, Ole Q. IS,
ietb St00. Spbu 6. SanietS $500, Sber
8enang 500, .'eSer .. Stfnbe 500,
anut q. Stdpig $500. GGmis g. Rso
$500, NaatbidS 6, RpnoI0 SOC, Sobn
Serritien $f.00. Tectte Tdrtp $1,000.
@ebiter, Q. Sdfrtn: Ears 4. BfH.
bal $500, (8i.t0l. 9iliduHer $3.50.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-07-01
Sra Sis,puubs. Minn., % liot utn otter.
n~pIstGpnct.

9u man iieIpen eIIer oISrig berer
roeet fra benue Gel af 8eb RiperSaleu,
font fables for gigipoobs eIer Stprifo'
gen, ind ma bel SC, iom er minore be-
fienbt meb 2o!alforboIoers. mrrmeit tro.
at bette Steb er ~beIiaeenae Der, bnor
Storito9en | Iinnelota beIit CT beiienot
for at pGre. nemIie | ben ~norbsitre Bel
az Stuten; men bette or bog life TilfRIs
oct meo bpr Storitna. Sci. benue Sraft
er beIie9cnbe Ianss &eS 8iner % liSgisr
ben beitre Sci al Raribal go. Set err
ianbt, at Der bar itor Sfos Ianes glpen,
BEN Sib be ffrite SettIere nehiatte iie
Ter for noget ooer 80 elar iioen, men
ben ftsrite og met p9roifuIoe Stos blep
BOG itrar ct 8ptte for 9raabige Sbehis
Ianter fra CANADA, Tom for en- Gilt tile
nenbte ie @et af acknowledgements iom
af ielbbeifuItet 2et oberloD Stoaen til
Gluin. Oeen S9beu. Tom bar | Sorbeu,
fit bog life eisie SIiieballe meS. og Stos
gen pogcbe op isicu og bill meo Siben
bIioe til itor Nbtte for Dem, iom bill taec
bare poa ben. 90 alt 2anoet. idapel |
Stceeu Tom pnd Brerien, er al bet
fruetbareite, ipm finoes | belle &arbet for
oIminbeIie Sarmiue, Oa bet er let at arr
beioe. al ben @runb. at bet er ablolut
bIottet for Sten men for BEN. fom bill
rbbbe op at SfneIanb, iaa mod be pGre
forbereote paa at tr9ffe Nooitano o9
SinDriu1er Tom tn9er bodbe Sib o. &r9fs
ter os ieIpfslaeIie ogfaa llb9ifter.