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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-08-21

federal government in research work
regarding the disease in question at
Mason City, holds to the dust theory
and claims that he has been able to
trace possibly eight cases to the cen
trail school building there. He says
the disease is not as contagious as
scarlet fever. As he puts it. out Of
a hundred exposures in infantile par
alysis six would take it. In scarlet
fever out OF one hundred thirty would
take It, The local condition at Mason
City has greatly improved through en-
forcement of strict isolation of the
victims of the disease. There are
now only three or four active cases
there. The most important discov-
cry made by DIR. Frost during his
period of study at Mason City is that
the disease may be diagnosed before
paralysis occurs. This is important,
as appropriate treatment may be
commenced early with view of pre-
venting paralysis.
At a recent conference of Iowa ply
sicians with the state board of health,
held in Des Moines. the following
special rules were agreed upon to help
check the spread of the disease:
All cases of infantile paralysis or
suspected cases shall be reported by
the attending physician or head OF
the family to the state board of health.
THE state board of health recon-
mends the quarantine of all cases for
at least two weeks after the beginning
of the disease and the thorough dis
infection Of infected premises after
the termination of the disease.
1t is a well established fact that
the infectious material is found in the
secretions of the nose and mouth OF
afflicted persons. and the board, there
fore, recommends the use of sprays OF
gargles of / per cent solution Of
hydrogen peroxide to prevent the
further spread of the disease. All dis
charges from the patient should bs
disinfected by means of bichloride o
mercury or carbolic acid"
These rules are for the purpose o
preventing the spread of the diseas'
in the state, which is the only meas
ure the board can take, inasmuch a:
there is no known cure for the i'll
ness. Physicians have studied the dis
ease for years, but have never bee
! able to conquer it.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-08-21
MISSOURI FARM COLONIES.

The National Farm Homes Associ-
alton. of which Gov. Herbert S. Had
lev is president, has launched its sec
ond colony unit, consisting OF a CEN
trail farm of 100 acres and forty sur
rounding and dependent farms. This
colony has been organized and pre-
sented to the commission by Column
bus Bradford, of Kinderpost, Mo-, in
compliance with the original plans OF
the Homes Association and in con-
formity with its requirements.
This colony is somewhat larger
than colony No. 1, and contains near
+ly 1000 acres. 1t is situated in Texas
county. about twenty miles south of
rRolla. Mo. Five families have &C
cented and have been put on the land
and the association is ready to re-
ceive applications for the other thir-
.ty-iye homes. The honesteads con-
tain forty acres of land, which will
be cleared to the amount desired by
the settler. ALI buildings, cisterns,
wells, fencing and other improvements
will be made at cost and added to
the original price of the farm.
The central farm and colony will
he in charge of Columbus Bradford,
an expert farmer, under whose direc-
ton the agricultural and other indus
tries will progress. The only pay
ment down will be 10 per cent OF the
cost TIE land uncleared will bring
$40 per acre, and the cleared land
is to be sold at $40 per acre plus the
cost OF clearing. Ten years time Will
he given to all settlers in which to
nav for the farms, and no payment
need be made down the second year;
In other words, the second payment
can be made two years from the time
the first payment is made.
! a limited number Of colonists, VINO
may need to do SO, can find employ
ment from Bradford in the work OF
;mnroyipg the colony, at reasonable
wages. and may thus use their wages
IN relp pay for their lands. The col
INV is already equipped with a saw
mill planning mill, corn mill, shelter
and crusher, store and postofice.
The land, as examined by the I'm
migration Board, is upland, OF good
grade. reasonably rolling, but not toe
had TO wash in heavy rains. The colony
is almost exactly iii the center OF the
ozark region, has natural and perfee'
drainage. pure water and ozone-lader
atmospbere While the railroad does
not run nearer than twenty miles, 8
new railroad is now in process o
construction from Rolla to Licking
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-08-21
which will run much nearer to this
AN OLD AND CURIOUS INDUSTRY.


In Mexico, at Lake Texcoco, the fly
catching industry on an extensive
scale has flourished for centuries. AS
long ago as the days Of the Aztecs
Lake Texcoco was famous for its fly
resources and tons of the insects were
caught annually to be used as poultry
food. In more recent years the prod
uct became even an article of export.
large poultry raisers in Germany and
this country looking upon the self-em-
balmed flies from Texcoco as choice
tidbit for fancy stock. OF late the
industry has been threatened with ex-
tinction through diminution in the
the number of flies and the contrac-
ton of the lake
Lake Texcoco flies pickle them
selves, as it were. The insect has
the habit of swarming close to the
surface of the water and is caught
with a large net, requiring consider
able dexterity in handling. AS soon
as the catcher has spread the net
over the files he dips it into the water
for the purpose of drowning the flies
and curing them. Owing to the large
percentage of alkaline matter in the
water picking is completed almost
instantly. The insects are then
spread over large sheets and dried in
the sun. After this they are packed
in sacks ready for shipment 1t is
claimed that as food for Gagged birds
lof all kinds and young fancy poultry
they are unexcelled
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-08-21
Ballad Of Sycamore Hill.

Solemn statesmen, politicians.
Men who've lost or won positions,
Cranks and kickers or fanatics,
Men with eobwebs in their attics,
Tense with wild reform asserting,
Readers, writers. ranters, roarers,
Stern opponents and adorers-
See them climbing, climbing still,
Up, up, up on Sycamore Hill.
Editors of rampant journals,
Generals and southern colonies,
Pure-food faddists, poets, painters,
All the troop of "tis" and faint
ers,"
College presidents with B. A.
Leaders of the S. P. C.. "A,
Postmen, firemen, gentle Quakers,
Malefactors and muckrakers-
See them climb with earnest will,
Up. up, up on Sycamore Hill.
Some for breakfast, some for lunch
con,
Some to tell whose head needs punch
in,
Some for tea and some for dinner,
Sport and sage and saint and sinner,
Households non-race suicidal,
Congressman whose hopes are idle,
j Tariff-tinkers and third-termists,
| Tenderfeet and taxidermists,
/ Climbing, climbing, climbing still,
| Up. up, up on Sycamore Hill.
you have satisfied me fully!n
rs pl e d-did.' "I'm dee-lighted! {
sBully!''
Hes liar.' Great, old fellow"
"Sure!' HE showed a streak of
Yellow"
These words came reverberating,
Thunderously palpitating,
/ When the callers, gladder, sadder,
1 Meeker, milder, miffed or madden,
Climb again, tight-lipped and still.
Down, down, down on Sycamore Hill.
Chicago Post.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-08-21
Assault on Public Men,

Burlington Gazette (Dem): Isn't 1t
time for the nation to stop and con-
slider whittier the vicious assaults on
the good name of men high in public
life is leading it? Isn't this persistent
abuse Of character menace to our
future? Doesn't it instill in the minds
of the young men who soon must
take upon themselves the business of
the country the ever-growing suspi-
cion that our business men are rascals
and that our lawmakers are their
willing tools? Are not certain news
papers and magazines engaged in a
reasonable business when they seek
to create a belief in the minds of their
readers that successful men are scoun-
drels and that the men whom the
people elect to represent them at
Washington are disloyal to their con-
stituents and country? Cannot we diff
fer in our opinions without the one
being righteous, the other criminal?
Must we always see an unholy mo-
tive in the person with whom we dis
agree? Isn't it reasonable to presume
that the other FELLOW is just as hon
est. just as patriotic as we? Is it
right or sensible to suppose that men
who have grown gray in the public
service, who have not long to live,
are corrupt and are not jealous of
their good name? In the assassina-
ton of Lincoln. Garfield and Mckinley
this country has been furnished with
terrible examples of what abuse of
public men leads to. Isn't it time
for the press, which is supposed to
teach decency, patriotism and loyalty,
TO learn to be healthy in its tone and
to tell the truth?
Keosauqua Republican,: We have
not seen anywhere, for many-a-day,
more timely, better written and more
truthful article than the foregoing,
which we take from last Saturdays
Gazette, leading Democratic paper
of the northwest 1t is refreshing to
read it during these days of calumny,
when yellow newspapers, yellow pub
fishers and demagogue politicians at
tempt to thrive and build themselves
into prominence by slandering public
men of pure character and misrepre,
senting measures Of merit by circulat-
ling untruths and distorting and mis-
representing facts. Such a course
may create following for time, but
1T cannot last. for mankind generally
Twill not long uphold it.
4
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-08-21
ksokuk, Iowa .......Aus. Fl, 1910
LlFE's COMMON THINGS.

LlFE's COMMON THINGS.
The things of everyday are all so
sweet,
The morning meadows wet with
dew;
The dance of daisies In the noon;
the blue
OF far-off hills where twilight shad-
ows lie,
The night with all its tender mystery
OF sound
And silence. and Gods starry sky,
o.. life-the whole life-is far too
feet,
/ The things Of every day are all so
sweet.
The common things of life are all so
dear,
The waking in the warm half-g'oom
To find again the old familiar room.
The scents and sights aud sounds that
never tire,
The home1y work, the plans, the Tilt
OF baby's laugh,
The crackle OF the open fire:
The waiting. then the footsteps COM
ing near
The open door. the handclasp and the
kiss,
Is heaven not, after all. the now and
here?
The common things OF life are all
so dear.
Anonymous.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-08-21

About 300 nimble fingered young
men and women are engaged day and
night in determining the figures, and by
the middle of October the people OF
the United States will know their own
number, as revealed by the thirteenth
census Up to date the names in more
than $4,000 of the 10000 districts
have been counted. 1t is known that
the census officials generally fall in
with the popular idea. that there are
about 90ooo,o0O people in the United
States. Between the census of 1896
and that of 1900 there was an increase
of about 13,ooo0oO,ooo, and only
slightly larger increase would now b,
necessary to bring the figure up t,
the 90,0oo,o00 mark. This result /,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-08-21

The new city administration is re-
moving the "thank-ye-mums' from the
street crossings and thereby earning
the good will of all users of the pub
lie thoroughfares. Why such nuis-
ances were ever installed must ever
remain an impenetrable mystery.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-08-21

AS it has been several days since a
college professor had made any kind
of a break, member OF an eastern
university faculty had to make pub
lie declaration that no girl would
ever amount to anything who would
not firt. His particular position in
the Institution is not stated. but the
supposition advanced by the Des
Moines Capital that he holds down the
chair of applied idiocy is wholly ten
able.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-08-21

An applicant for teachers certif-
cate in New York was asked concern
ing the location of the alimentary
canal and said it was in Kansas. Per.
haps he wasn't so far wrong after all.
Kansas has prodigious appetite for
every new thing. and an appetite pre-
supposes the existence Of a canal OF
that kind.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-08-21

The attendance at the baseball
games is rapidly declining, which is
presumptive evidence that interest is
waning. The great national game has
held It's own long and well, but it
looks as If its end is In sight at last.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-08-21

Schenectady, N. Y, so far is the
banner city for increase in 1910 cen
gus. 1t has gained 1888 per cent in
Ten years, its population having
grown from 1852 to 72,s26. But just
&hink what the gain might have been
zf the town had a different name!
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-08-21

Every time Uncle Joe Cannon
makes speech the insurgents throw
a fresh mess Of fits. No man in pub
lie life today knows better how to
stir up the animals, or practices the
fine art with greater industry and
success.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-08-21

There are 10000 cases of cholera in
Russia and the number is increasing
daily. AS the disease is due to filth,
the people there have only themselves
to blame for the existence and spread
of the disease. Russia needs thor
ough cleaning politically, morally
and sanitarily.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-08-21

Undoubtedly, also, it would benefit
the corn and other growing crops If
people generally would undertake to
put new roofs on their houses. 1t
always rains when ones roof is of.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-08-21

A North Carolina man trapped in
well for three days lived on frogs
legs. Better that the frogs should
croak than the man.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-08-21

While the Des Moines city council is
in the investigating business it might
be well for it 10 give some atten-
ton to Superintendent Barber, of the
Anti-Saloon League and the kind of
agents he employs in his attempts at
law enforcement. The disclosures to
date are not creditable to him.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-08-21

arrived at by purely arithmetical
calculation, and not by any compila-
ton of the figures recently taken.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-08-21

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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-10-28
Camille = 1tn. 81.
Snobolo AT To. 80.

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bcrfen SbmmrmGrfer If Sans Ganrub. = @esle Mfarta ug Wnnnen. vi Bee
SioIe = SuHen N9arsrec. VI g &iMTub = Se uprS ps. vi Saco6 9. Sud.
= @rGns sfassiun. Sit al Ser Chile. SI = Serbnanbs abdater. III
"Sihen". "garsrctc Smo". vi "Siaen". - Sur mb est SorGuirg. Gf 90,
car Spbrtng - Oct frpstcfse spssefc. Gf s9ne 9repe. = aer iOm fsner Wen.
ucHcr. Saunreret - Spprebes jog faSt nb mS nbrmaser Sraue. Gf "SiHen'.
ellie 2te. Nj Swne 8repe. Squfreret - Satepus. W&0 3 giueSer. - Gn
SueSrsm % buDdebes ben bleu lamb. STORYTELLING. = Sriin. STORYTELLING neb gM4
LSe G Ger Chile = Gn SmsmanSsfumiie. Suteutne fra sOerf al Sea. =
Tbt nbe / Sapct Teb giacoe "sbe sbrce Sears. Spr smaa6rn. IL
Suufrctoner "Sbc Gusfpit Bears on a 5arm". A giueber Canine gDrne.
Of gutao S6rsber. Sberat fra Soeuf. = Susenes 8ebcpsnhns. Otter 3,
Soufet. geo 8 Siueber. = Gen tdnemneise Sisrn. Gcb ghneSe.
smaaHDffer Io. SO:
ut LHe ct @enmeHe paa Sinserpisene. = Sht St Ma. sre tuife gl.
eSer - Saneu ban iutret % tmet s sraat. Suufuret - Bus, gusl = Den
lille sprbcunioib. Sumprsfe Saufreret - @nrra for snemanoet. Sumrefe.
4 @ineoer. ct tuienaartst Gprntpr. = Sen banuorenbe ganbbstte. Zen
ippmmcnoe Naat = "a Gam iuste Slsmfer. = gamic, Slime OF gimban.
Saunrcret araafe. Gf Der Stole. - Sperrumfe. = Sen ffiac sluabus.
gRS 8 Siu6r. = Gen breuouoe SGnsepie. sGsset aaraitlen. - gipbas
biemme SelTbes Siaee = an Sprcnt tGnfe? = Stsrfaushen pa Sumnra.
- giprnebifprnr. = Set brGnpenSe 2pamctsrhGbe. Sprhiteus Sraftphius.
- Sen, ium sraucr CT Grap. = Sumcrthit Gre 9iueoer. = Gn mcset trHis
Sihpne. giaebe. - 5pr Uuher. = Ter fan fumme fa meset ipsrn for en-. Sire
bunortfiie Sineber, - Gig peo Sinterho Iurse - 2poigbeo. - garnernu. -
Sen to sjmer. - sfumascren mS epulerne. IeS Siueber. = Sche or CT
pp6ubum aDer. Sunoifif = Gn Tisibifprie. Sumortftf. 8 giaeber. -
eaubt MoS. - Gsu. 9icn Ssuebuct - Ten lille Ole. On na o. ts
SunS. SumrrfiF. - Der @aaI Os Gipn aHelao. go 8 siueoe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-10-28
Gil Noree oe Oanmarf

Icubcs M upcr 1000 Gycmplarer AZ
SlaSst bpcr SrcSas, % Oct fon'ilier
biem til iaa bcitcmt SID, at man lotl'
Mcael saar til EuitbnIct pislc Gage
Oh or iiffcr paa at faa bet. ylaoet CT
pclIeet / sc samlc 2anSc, % nrit ct
ter funtantc Ycnse CT Oct Den beolte
8apc, ma fan ienSe iinc SlGstntiise
uo Scnucr pcrbicmme. S!aSet folter
SD. 80 for Narsunscn. Turtuen alsne
b,lsbsr 10 til S1.56 for aaret,
ua ri faar altiaa life mere enb
Gents for @laoct til Norgs
caer Saumarf. Trrmie ienScS life
til sbummcntcr / DC samle SanSe.
Slaoct bar inscn Iscnter, buerfen
Iufale cller rriienoc, men bnis bore
9lbpnnentcr pil icnbe os en- mn Ibon'
uent eacr to pil ri prre bicrtelig
tatucmlig.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-10-28

be baabe garer, og ba maj refer iie
fra goroet for at aaa inb % briffe
aoife, ipinaer ban rem % tilbage
iom ct Glib | Sapsnso.
"a man err nooet aaifeen % 81.
fererne, er Sngenieren belt bio, ban
ipinger meo Irmenc, er bsirsitet oq
itortalenbe % ipringer pIubieIig op
pao Ell Stol for at boIbe Gale.
Get Ter faretruenoe no, iom BON
itnar Der og ipinger meb @Iasiet |
Saanben, og netop iom bon err noaet
til ct i~pPnoenbe Gunft,i SoIcn, foI-
Der ban bagoper meo ct 9rag, iaa
ben foitbare @aie gnar / St,imper og
Stpffer.
Suiets Serre err naturIigpis utrs.
itelig oper bet ifetc. San erflprer
operfor Spiatiens @ioer, of ban bel.
icr piloe ia miitet lin GIoite Ssn emo
opIepet oenne 3ataItrofe, og ban er
Heiten al gftenen meaet ufmaolt /
lin Solonins oberfor ben ubeIoige
Sngenisr, iom err Han og ifamfulo.
S%ngenieren trpffer fig tiolia til
bage / e~rfienbeIie al 6en forferoe.
Iige ltlpffe, ban bar onrettet. llbe
| Gntreen fommer 9prteu li6 iii
BAN. Sans WisItemning err iom
blGIt bort. San iIonr berrpft SSit.
genisren paa Sfllloeren % tiger:
Gen Iaoet De iaamen meget gobt.
ghn 'fnl bi oa ilippe at goa og ie pao
BET Sfrob mere"
Ga "SSngenisren" qoar ne6oper
Srapperne, or ban % Sbininqs ri.
aere. San bar isbrigt fine beiiemte
Soflter. 8losborer % Yorcelen er
Oct biaigite. @ibsfigltrer err ban
Itrar oprere meb. Set bGnoer mem.
Iia, at iaaoan en- Gigur maa fnaIoes
pna 8lllpet tire @onqe / 2s6et al en-
@iten, inoen ben cir Jig. 0piefroner
tar BON ogIaa ct fort Sonorar for.
DC frGoer 10, at ban ifal temmeIie
bolt tilpeirs. Wen opreit er bog Ma.
leriet. Sor at fan eft Dfaleri ifnb6et
neo paa @ulpet og ioget set enc gen
TIERS igiennem Oct, forbres ser ct
'nooaitt Spermaal al Sneoigbeo og
Gnergi at oct rigeIig er fine so
SbiGings p9ro : foruben Iftens.
maoen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-10-28
Den profes iioneIle
Eloosmaior.

Ger finoeS / England Ell Wono,
Tom laOer iig Icie no til at ifoffe SoIf
az mcb ~beIurrlige @oner, oe bar ioot
al eooe Serner, iom Sc nsSig oil
ItsSe.
Naar Ell SanliIie for GrempeI til
SSliI bor font | SorGrir9 Sing, Tom
mere nibuer ON GipcrenS peImenen.
Sc Sinbelog enc ON Snlog, ienoer
sc @uo eiter peofomnenoe Wano og
%aftnIer oct ioruebne meo BAN.
Nogen Sib eiter iroiterer SanriIi.
Ell oeu GoIe @iper til en- Iiben Wio.
Dag. San bar forGret SamiIien en-
itor Slomitcropints (ben err bimmeI.
raabenoe forfrroelis). % ban opoa.
ger iii fin SilirebSbeb, at Sen bar
fat SGoersplaoien poo SasIigItue.
boroet.
IeIlem 8iGiterne tr9ifer ban en-
Iano, iom ban aloris bar Jet ser
Suiet fsr. Get er en- iine, beIepcr
IanS uleb ct bsfligt, renIiat @Gien.
San ~prGientereS iom Sueenisr
@ropn fro philadelphia, % peS
Soroet opisrer ban fig iom en- IipIia
SeIfnbsmono.
Smiolertio Ipaaer mon IGrfe til.
at Snseuisreu tar rigeIig til fig al
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-10-28
ut Trtbe I @prfe.

ut ifripe / Msrfe bar bibtil prret
nofioa beipGrlig, for life at iige
rmitlig. Haar man {. Gr. / lin
G9enifob at &eferent ifol aisre fine
SptegneIi er, mems en- eler anoen
SterrelIe bolber ct S~oreorag meb
2pSbiQeoer, fan man nof bIi boo6e
roo og BARN, ion man iiooer Ser |
Salpmerfet % itrGber. Wen MI err
ale oiSIe Sanifeligbeoer en- Soao
blot, ct operpunoet Stanopunft, iom
bare bpr pGffe Dor 0bbeIte @ebIiben.
beo. gn ibenif officer bar nemlia
fonitrueret en- Ben og f%oripnct ben
meb en- eleftriIf 9onpe, iom belpier
De bunfIe Sfrifttegn. Gen ifot ppre
meget praftiif og bill bel uSfpIoe ct
lGnge fslt Sabn life bare blon6t
Sournaliiter, men ogioa blanot 81.
f%icerer, iom nof fan trpnge ct iliqt
IeIpIpienbe SnItrument noe poa Self.
maneprer | beItmsrfe Iptter.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-10-28
3latef m>fcmmcr to
0an9e moentlie, bpcr
GirsSae mes 8 SiScr
lcSfaeet al "peS Dir.
itcn" 10 SirerD. 90
bper SreSao mes 8
StSer g:

"Foitcn" bill bereiter ium biStil
lGgse an paa at sipe srei % nbfbrlis
Scifcb ON II gesipenbc.
Der %iaaoel bcrbjemme ium ! andre
Sanbc rnnSt omfrins / @erSsa.
Sra Horge Dc . anmarf
6ringer glabct | bpcrt Numer Here
Spaltcr meb NpbeScr fra gDgS %
Sp us Iisciaa ct % anbct af almrn
Sntcresie fra Sverige, Sim
% SGrpcrn {. @igtigcrc
SrnSclier | Woberlanocne bebanoles
| IGusere ielpitrnbise grtifler. Scr.
til bringes bpcr ltsc nSfprligc
9prreiponbaneer fra Dc for
Ifiellisc Spaber / Wurse meo Sfil'
orinscr al Stpr % stcl % Snran'
Srinscr paa DC furific0isitc Smraa'
Der, iaaleScs at ltSpnnSrcrne ian lGle
BET iom ct ipceiclt @rcp us @ab fra
S~jem6ngbeu.
SprnScn irrligc aprreipoabanccr
fra @nibinatpn brinscr glaSe! fpl'
Sise &eferatcr fra Som.
grcsiensSur blimgcr
% liaciaa fra DC iurificlliee StatcrS
9egislaturer ! ben Sih bisie er iann'
let.
SlaScts nscntliac Spsrgs'
maal % Spar S~paIte er
pure Mpnnentcr til n,cgen praftiif
@pttc. Se faar fer srei % paalibc'
Iis ScIfcb pm Sing, &c er / Suil ON,
90 ium DC maaIfe cllers matte bctale
for at faa GeSc paa. Set FANNIE fan
iiscs pm Ifoclinsen for Sarmcn
90 8 apc n, Der rcSigcres
al en- crfarcn Sarmcr % en- fpnots
SnsmuSer % aiucr ; Iarcts Ssb en-
IGnsbe praftifc Gaao % Splgsntn-
ger.
Sm set firfcIige Irbcioc
inSen Sc IntberIfe 9irfcIamimnb /
Imerifa ~inocbolbcr glabet bper use
nbfsrIise Splpsninser. S Sfpleaa'
ret brinser glaoet bcsnben I Hese'
len en- Sang ON Iaaneben ct Ear
Sibcr mcb Seretningcr ira
bpre nprife Sfuler IN G.
rita, ifreumc bells al 2Grcrc, bells
piScrcfumuc Glepcr ocb pcSfommen'
Be Sfulcr, iaalcbcs at SurGloreae
bcriaicnncm itaSist fun bplSc no nm
berrettct nm ppre SfulcrS @irflO'n'
heb.
SornSen, ! SC rcSaftipnclc Nrtif'
Ter, Scr oiucr pricntercnbe SpcrIister
uper siocns pistisite S%pprssmaal
Oh Surctcclicr, inbcbulScr Slaoct Os'
Ioa en- Nusic auoet 2rieitpf, bells OPP
InIeubc Irtiflcr nm nlmentnfercs'
Iante Gmacr, bells murIummc Smaa'
furtrainscr, gncfbptcr % f~or'llfe
SincSer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-10-28
"Deo Nrnen"

.inSebuIScr frcmbelcs BET bcbitc al
Nprtrainscr % Iuucllcr, pg Ware.
ucs opb bar SlaS.t baut oct bcbite al
Sen slaas, ium cr nSfummct | Nprse,
"a iom pasIcr iur uurt Tnblifnm.
Settle nscntlisc SOlseblaS beitaar Of
is Siscr bpcr Gang eaer S32 SiSer
ON garct, % "@eb Irncn"s SeIc'
itpi CT ualgt mcb SfjsniombeS.