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The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1910-07-02
NOTES.

Lots of warmth in good corn. Fine
for cold days.
Keep the old fighters apart and so
remove them from temptation.
Egg-shells are largely lime. The
hens can't make good shells unless
you furnish plenty of lime.
Milk has albumen in it. Hens need
lots OF albumen and that is what they
find in milk. Give them some every
day il you can.
The claim is made that there are
20,O00,00O hens in New York STATE.
Think of it. An increase Of one egg
to the hen is 100000 in money.
On sunshiny days let the hens take
a few turns out in the scratching shed
But see that the wind is on the right
side of the building. Hens are very
sensitive to raw winds.
The poultry product of Minnesota
last year is said to have amounted
to over $30,OO0,OOO and poultry author
tiles contend that the basis OF COM
putting the figures was very conserr
alive one.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1910-07-02
A Lay From "ChantecIer."

"Biarritz is on the tumultuous b
Of Biscay, and Cambro, where Roe
and lives, is only a dozen miles !
hind Biarritz-a placid village in Q
Basque country"
The speaker was a PhiladelpDI
journalist.
Il tried to interview ROstand In I
Basque home" he went on, but
was useless. did see his son, thoaej
The young man talked excellent ~
lish.
He cracked lot of jokes a0ss
his fathers rooster play pretena1
that they were all jokes from
text. Why, he even declared that
play opened with Chantecler,
rooster, calling one of his oS
wives aside and saying: u
My dear, you must beware.
farmer told the cook this mHH
that Is would have a chicken TOT
jeuner. He's laying for you now j
well, love- sighed the neH
suppose I've no right to 0D1e0
been laying for him, you know =
many years. '"-Washington Sss'
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1910-07-02
LACK OF GRIT.

Many who keep poultry overlook
the Importance of grit. Lack of grit
means poor digestion and few eggs.
A load of gravel near the chickens
home would improve the health and
increase the egg yield on many a
farm. 1t is claimed that the grit Of
commerce is the best, but the gravel
is good enough grinding material. II
you have never tried it you will be
surprised how fast it will disappear
when placed in box where the hens
can help hemselves.-Farmers' Home
Journal.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1910-07-02
E111E1z5!;zss5
= Pc u [ t1r,yWfSE Profit

asked myself over and over again;
What, in the name of heaven, ails
them? ! finally came to the conclusion
that there must be something wrong
with their internal machinery, but
this did not dampen my ardor, and
the next spring | raised another hun
dred. But with the same old story.
For all the winter eggs l got, might
as well have raised guinea pigs |
puzzled over poultry books. l bought
every known kind of feed. | provided
grit, and chopped raw meat, and dug
up bugs and worms, and about bank
rupted myself buying winter lettuce,
but still no eggs. Their combs were
red, their feathers were glossy, their
songs We're gay and innocent, and
their appetites something fearful to
witness. 1t cost me almost as much
to keep them as it would a drove OF
COWS, and | finally made up my mind
that l had better get some kind of
raising chickens.
But the cloud was lifting, though |
did not know it. In the latter part of
June of that year, boy came to my
door with three tiny little black chick
ems in his hand and wanted me to
buy them. | didn't like black chickens
and didn't want them, but they were
SO little and so helpless and so hun
cry that my heart went out to them,
and l bought them on the spot; and
that is the way l made the acquaint-
ance of the Black Minorca.
In two day those little chicks were
running all over my yard, and digging
and scratching and singing and taking
care OF themselves in the brightest
and most Independent way, and at four
and a half months they commenced
TO lay, and they laid all winter And
they were beauties, with the sheen and
lustre and the trim carriage of the
black bird. | had always liked chick
ems but 1t remained for the Black Min
orca to thoroughly bewitch me. Thei.
glossy black feathers and brilliant
red combs and snow-white ear lobes
were delight to the eye, while their
general air of being bright and wide
awake and of knowing more than any
other created thing but added another
rlvet or two to the chain of my bond
age. Afer two or three years strug-
gle with the chicken problem, l have
found, If not the secret of success,
why at least the next thing to it, and
it means that all my heavyweights will
have to go, and that if l want eggs l
must raise a lightweight ranger
Neither the Minorca nor the Leghorn
will stand confinement we'll, but put
them on free range, and when it comes
to eggs they will break the record of
anything that ever wore feathers.
They are very light eaters, they are
healthy and hardy, and as l said be-
fore, their general air of knowing
everything and little more, is enough
to make one sit UP and take notice.
H. H. P. in the Indiana Farmer.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1910-07-02
CHICKEN TALK.

For long time have longed to re-
turn to the country, but as the way
has been closed, three years ago |
oommenced to raise chickens in des-
peration on a city lot.
A friend said to me: ''If you are
determined to raise chickens you
might as well raise big ones" l
thought so myself and bought the big
gest l could find-feathered elephants.
The first year I raised a hundred
with six hens. That fall as looked
my beautiful pullets exultantly over,
/ figured on getting four or five dozen
eggs a day all winter, but the plain
truth of the matter is, l didn't get
four or five. But my flock was the
admiration of the whole neighborhood
People would line up against my fence
and watch my chickens, with the
most undated enthusiasm. OF course
I felt flattered, but when it came to
the question of eggs, I kept my
thoughts to myself.
Once in a while an ardent chicken
fancier would ask: do they lay?'
Remembering the one or two eggs
I had carried proudly in and laid
out in state on cottonIbatting, would
answer: "Oh, yes, they lay" and
then silently ask the Lord to forgive
me.
I loved my chickens and could not
betray them. But night and day l
struggled with the egg problem, and
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1910-07-02
EGG PRODUCTION.

Three things are essential to heavy
egg production. Early pullets, started
laying early and kept at it. Green
food, and animal or meat food. Green
food can be supplied in winter in the
form of cabbage leaves, mangels,
steamed alfalfa or clover. No better
meat can be found than green ground
bone. Commercial beef scraps are
very good.-Farmers' Home Journal
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1910-07-02
DQ.DlAoL-AR
Sg5ENCES
lWeEVTlON

The average height of wave IN 1eet
is about half the velocity Of the Wlho
in miles.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1910-07-02

serves that the average load of nectar
carried to the hive By the bee Is al
most $40 of a grain, SO that the COL
lection of one pound OF nectar re-
quires nearly twenty-three thousand
foraging excursions.
Consul Thomas H. Norton, Of Chem
nitz, tells of the importance of the po-
tatO in the life of Germany: The po-
tatO occupies a relatively more lmlor-
tant position in Germany than IN
other European countries. 1t is not
only employed largely for food for
both man and beast, but also for con-
version into starch and alcohol. Inc
1908 crop was estimated at 46,50O,OOo
metric tons (51,25S,950 short tons),
100000 tons being used for human
food and 100000 tons for feeding
domestic animals Starch factories
utilized 100000 tons, distilleries q
100000 tons, while 100000 tons were
required for seed"
In France method of seasoning
wood through the agency OF electric
ity is credited with much success. 1t
is called the Nodon-BrottOnnean pro-
cess. The timber is nearly immersed
in a tank of water containing 10 per-
cent of borax, 5 of resin and a little
carbonate Of soda, and rests on a lead
plate connected with the positive pole
of a dynamo. Another similar plate,
lying on the exposed surface OF the
timber, is connected with the negative
pole. Thus a current Of electricity
can be passed through the wood,
from which all the sap-appears to be
removed, while the borax and resin
take its place in the pores. In few
hours the timber is taken out and
dried and the seasoning is said to be
complete.
The moving picture is now applied
to educational purposes. Chemical
tests are now exhibited on the screen.
There are films Illustrating the cleo
trolysis of water, action of nitric acid
on silver, and action of aqua regia on
metallic gold. etc. The test tube is
thrown on the screen many times en-
larged, and the chemical action is
clearly illustrated. Most unsavory but
educational is a film illustrating the
peril of the fly. The flies are shown
laying eggs in unsavory places, and
L
eggs develop in heaps of wriggling
maggots. In the final stage the wing
ed fly is shown in all its unsanitary
glory. Still another film exhibits the
acrobatic fly lying on it, back Juggling
various articles with its feet, and even
swinging a dumb-bell as large as the
insect itself.-Scientific American.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1910-07-02

1t has been discovered by skilful oo-
serves that the average load OF nectar
carried to the hive BY the bee Is al
most $40 of a grain, SO that the COZ
lection of one pound OF nectar re-
quires nearly twenty-three thousand
foraging excursions.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-05-13
BIG CROWD>TO SEE
FIGHT

San Francisco, Cal, May ia
record breaking crowd is expected
to wend it's way to Jim Coffroth's
club at San Mateo tomorrow after
noon to witness the 25-round meet
ing between Joe Thomas of this city
and Billy Papke of Kewanee, Ills.
So great is the interest that practi-
cally all Of the seats have been sold
in advance, according to the an
nouncement of the management.
The fighters will battle at catch
weights. Jack Welsh has been cho-
sen as referee. With both fighters
in good condition the bout is expect
ed to be a fast AMI lively one from
gong to gong. If Papke wins he will
probably be signed for a go with
Stanley Ketchel, the fight to take
place here a day or two before the
big Jeffries-Johnson mill on July 4.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-05-13
SEATTLE VICTIM OF GOD OONI'
AMAZED AT NEW YORK RE-
PORT THAT CROOKED TEACH
Err HAS LOST MONEY.

Seattle, May 10" God Dom
broke. Well, something must have
gone wrong or he is trying to de-
ceive. Here he never lacked for
money, and when he could not get
it any other way, he blackmailed his
victims out of what he demanded"
Such is the extraordinary declara-
ton made this morning by one Of
God Oom's" Seattle victims, the in
centive for the assertion being the
story from New York in the Times
of yesterday to the effect that the
mystic, Pierre A. Bernard, now in
jail in that city, gives evidence of
poverty.
Wonder How ''Ka" Escaped.
Those who belonged to the cult
while Bernard was in Seattle are
wondering how it is that Kay or
Kellogg" whose correct name is de-
clared to be Rosselle Gordon, escaped
arrest. While in this city Gordon
took an important part in the rites
of the God Oom' form of worship
and by reason of his attractive per-
sonal appearance and his magnetism
was of great assistance to Bernard
It is declared that in several in
stances Bernard blackmailed women
in Seattle, this crime being easy be-
cause of the peculiar rites of the
cult and fear on the part of his vic
tins that their actions would become
of public knowledge.
Actress Yields Up $4,000.
In one case, it is declared, young
woman now a leading woman in a
theatrical company touring the Mid
die West, pawned jewels to the value
of $4,000 and gave the money tc
Bernard. This young woman now
is using every cent that she can save
to redeem these jewels and has sue
ceeded in regaining possession of
part of them.
| In all, close to $50 persons, most
| ly women, found attraction in the
promises of God Dom" while he
was in Seattle, and nearly all of them
are out sums ranging from a few
dollars into hundreds, with a few
cases similar to the one cited, where
the victim contributed thousands tt
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-05-13
|FAK|R OBTAINED CASH BY B[ACKMA|L

the Golfers of the exponent of mys-
ticism. With the departure from
Seattle of Bernard and Gordon, those
who followed his teachings gradual
ly have awakened to their folly.
News of his arrest causes satisfac-
ton to the majority of those who
once worshipped him as one born to
lead and to teach.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-02-15
gil reprgicnterc Sucriss.
Sonoaeen oe Sabbaten.

2ouis 2atis, Gieren al giiou Sbe.
ater / a&ibburr, @is., Der iorrige
WanSag urreitereoeS for at baue
.bolot 55eateret aabent ON Ssroa.
gen bleo / SusSngs irifienot Of Sit.
r1eu / RuHicipdlretten. 9atts &c
SsSe. og ban bGpOeoe, at bans Sab.
Dot udreoe ira Greoog til 9srbae vi.
ten.
San boISt tit Sheater liitfet poa
Den isoiife Sa6bat og aa6neoe bet
igien Ssr6og Giteu. San nsteSe o..
iao at boIoe oct aobent Seroog. men
oa ban iorisste at ioGrtlGtte i'm
Seniigt, bleo ban d%rreiterct al Sberif.
fen pna Gorarleorirg al gteolemmer
al apiroernes friitelise aibolSsior.
ening.
Sioen 9dtts SrifnSelie bar 5or.
eniuaeus NeSlemmer beiIuttet iig til
at arreitere euHoer. iom Ooeroprer
noaen MISUNDERSTANDING on Ssuoa.
uere.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-02-15
WiliteritYret afIoies.

FRA ofio nteloeS ben 10oe Sch, al
StatSminiiter Stature eiter Sam,
raob nteo lloenrigSminiiteren bar BE-
iIuttet en- Rpffe raoifale Sorauorin.
ger | 8eitprelien al SopauS SlttereS'
Ter t Mauduriet % oct iorpagteoc
3an0omroaoe. Irmeen % Slaabeu
bar biotiI inotaget Ell 0omtneren0e
Stiuiug / Iominiitrationen al oisiC
Smrua0er, i6et Irmeen bar bpret
rcprqientcret al Sen. Sibima iom
@enerolgupernsr al anang Sirng,
% Slaa6en bar bopt en- Stotion i
Gott Irt6itr.
Statsminiiteren bar beilltttet al
fierne set militrre Clement. Ibmi'
niItrutionen al aDong Sllng Iful re.
oreoniieres % Sloooeitotioncn / Bort
9lrtbur ilsifes. Serimo6 ifal Slaa'
beitotionerne / Soiebo % 6 Dinnmpo
/ aorea ioritPrfes.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-02-15

Con, iattes / 1907 % Sen tibligtrp
Solpaarsreforb | Den fstit, SdIpoel
al oct iantme aar, oa uobpttet an
orog til 13,47S,044 Son.
Sr9fulsmasoonenc ~probucercoc
|376,O03 Son mob 249, TAG Son
1907. af Sern til Staalprooufticr
prooucereoes tS,S00,020 Con, boor'
of 11,422, 795 Con probrcereoeS Al
ltniteo Stntes Steel Corporation.
gf @esiemeriern prooucerebes ocr
t0,344,755 3on og al liam pbos'
pborns" 2t2,615 Son. @ibere pro-
oucerebes Ser S,250,225 Con al bo'
Tiff Sern og 225,040 8on al 8errc
Rangoneie.
Ser blep / DC iibite Ter Waancner
al Iaret oprettet so npe Wasopne.
Iaa Der Den Bite December bar 33s
Sforitenc / Sirfiombeb.
Som Ssl9e al Den eneitnaenoe
Itore Grooliftion bar Der orret en-
Rebgunq / Iriien pna &uicrn, oa
@fterIpsrqielen er fortioen life inn
berlig liplig.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-02-15
Guiinoer for ct Oro.

Naar set fommer til Detailing pr,
Orb, iaa iIaar Ell Gbieogoiagfsrer
baaoe 8ooieuelt % Bearp isnOer og
iammert. Sou iorIanser nemIis $35,.
900 Tor ct eneite. enfeIt Orb, og oct
tilogmeo set forfeit muIige guitopel.
iesoro.
Sans Roon er Seth s. Grerps, %
ban bar anlagt retsIia Sag for Beta
Iinaen al $4,000 for llbtalelieu
af set enfeIte Orb "5a", Tom Spnr
paa en- SoreipsrgieI Of iurioiif @e'
tpouins. 90 hermeo itoor en- Iioeir
romontif gegipenbeO / Sor6inoelie.
Zen 25Se September 1908 loa
Sen riae @rubeier Sobn q. Smitb
for Tsoen paa Ell Soipitol | Chicago.
San baboe | fIere 4or peret iorloUet
meo Miis Sarnb 8eteriou, og ban
boube BEN Tag beot benoe ON itror
at loSe iig pie til ham. Ssr @ielien
icrrettebes bop6e ban tiIfaIot open.
nRonte Sagisrer % ipusat BAN,
ON et iaaonnt @iitermanl oiloe ppre
retsIigt gnI6igt. Serpaa bnpoe Gag
isreren iporet "Sa@ os oerpaa Tier.
net iig.
Sort eiter @ieIien bsbe Smitb, os
hans Gnfe fom / geiiooeIie al bans
eiterIaote Sormle Der anilaoes til
100000. @rep ipntes osina. Of ban
bapbe iortient en- net l:oen sIump al
Sisie mouge genge % ienbie mo lin
Rcsnine for $4,000. Irs. Sntit5
ipntes imiolertiS, at bette por Oct re.
neite 5loaeri o. nRgteoe at betaIe
Reanineen. Sagen perierer M for
Retten.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-02-15
8auinoeriasen
Observation-Disclosures Msbe / Src'
bags uoiat til RanSas Sormiboas.
GARFIELD Jon, Wiome.

Gen Of aougresien neointte SPl'
Iesfomite til llnberiegelie al 9allin-
ger-9indot.S trioen eienoptog III
arbeioe / Wopoass, mel aiournere'
De igicn efter et fort Msbe til ioag
(Dfanbng.)
9aa Wsoet fremlogoes en- 'friit'
Zig Anmobning ira @ifforo @indotS
Sagisrer ON SnbfoIoelien al forben.
parenoe Snbremiuiiter Sames q.
8ariieIo iom 8ione / pisie al De /
SorbinSelie meo llnoerisgelien Itaa-
ente Sager.
glanot andre, iom pda Wfr. Bin.
dots Sorlangertoe er bIepet iuoitPb'
net iom 8ibner, er 3ireftsr s. $.
9tetpea % Gbctingenier u. 3. GaUiS
at De 5or. Staters aeflamationStie'
neIte. Gn Wosie Soflrmenter, 9reue
og 8opporter er oeioa bIepet for.
iangt iretteligt.
Der frptter fig ielufelgeIig Itor
SntercSie til SrofoIoeIieu al Den for.
benoRrenoe Snoreminiiter NPr. Gar.
ficIb, Der betragte8 iom Ell al De le.
ocnoe Ianber | &onierpotionsbeOG'
gelien ltnber oct gamle Reginleute,
iom en- erflpret Mooitonber al Den
nGrperenoe HegiertngS aOnierua'
tionspoIitif og iom Ell al oert forrige
Brpiioents intimeite 8enrer. Get
bar ogioa gnlinaers SnritsoeIic al
8arfielos 8olitif, iom bar Sprinbcl
len til ben foreliggenoe SaQiu9er
-ginfot- Sontrpoers.
Rna Wsbet / 6reoags oplGite8 en-
&Gtfe 8repe og Selegrammer, Oct
bar ppret u~ooerIeSe melem apnti.
teens Sormonb, Senator aul,te 9tcl.
ion, % GinfotS Soqierer, DIR.
9ran0eis ,og Def bar bisie, iom for.
anleoiaeOe aiourneringen iii ibng.
Get frenlgif uemIia, at Iopofaten
bar optaget al en- Sag for en- al Ret.
terne | Chicago, % at oct iom Sslet
bernf bilbe faGoe BAN ltmulig at naa
@oibingtou fer nGbute 9ato (0ton.
bas).
Ger bleo ogioa oplpit Ell Sfripelie
fra S~nbreminiiter 9aqinger, bpori
ban piitnof ingen Snboen6ineer 9ier
moo Den iorIangte llbintteIie, men
bpori ban u0taler, at oct er ioopel
bans eget iom bans SagisrcrS Gnife,
at Sagen frtmmes burti9it muIig.
8Ionot De til ~ eoet / 3 rebagS
in6falotc @ioner bar s. so. Sopt,
Sen isoerole 9ommer poa Gorto
Gico, og u. q. gopmon / G6epeme.
@p., bpilfe begge bor opret nRort
| Torbiroelie meb a~ontroperien.
CONNER Sopt por / lin 9io ISiiitaut
Giitrict ~9lttoruep / SeattIc og upor.
tes al 3. q. @lapis iom en- Munb,
Ser funbe gipe nofioa %intereSiaute og
pfrOifuloe SplpSninger orgaaeube
@olingers retSli9e SorbinocIie mes
aullanbsiagerne | Iluifa.
9opmon er en- al @eneraGonofon,
torcts G6efinipeftsrer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-02-15
1lv Syopolscrpeoition.

Su en- nh SpopoIserpeoitiou be.
rettes fra Ietp gorf. Zen Ifal no.
ruites az oct amrrifuuife uotllrhiito.
rife Muieiim 90 DC 5or. Staters re.
gicriug | SGlesitab og ppre reoe til
at oigaa / Sftober. 9enne ReSSe.
leIie err ~poolioeIig, i6et Set fommer
ira BET natirbiitoriife SeIifobS Iiref,
tor, DIR. Serman 6. 9lmpus.
grpeoitioneu iiges at bare TO Sor.
moaI - at foretage uSitrafie aecqru.
life og bioIogiife 0bieruationer og
paoup at eaaoiie geIiaqenbeocr Of
WiIfes 2orS. ser pdoitoSes at bGre
opooeet | 1910 AZ SommarSsr i De
6or. Stotcrs. Roriue Charles Nil.
fes. mer iom iiSer er bIeoet beitreSet
al brittle SpbogeIiesreiicnSe
2iaeiom Sen pan ct nnoet Steo
omtnlte frantic SpSpolserpeoition
ifnl oerue Grpebitior beGer life bare
iii Seniiat at isge eiter RoIen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-02-15
RiootilfcrieIen minore.

On al Be mebpirfeube aorioger til
Sc iremberifenoe bsie aisopriier er
ifsIae Ell al Sanoelsoepartementet i
Gnsoags oifentliggiort 9eretning
BET Snftum, at Standardization
1909 iii inn al Be leSeube areailrr.
marfe6er / 9dnbet bar minore, enc
ben bar ppret iiben 1904.
Sotaltiltsrielen al arenturer til
oisie ipu MorfeoScentre anoroa
1909 til 39,545.725 Stpffer. SiQr
bar Ser en- mnrferet 2ilbaeegang
5~ilfsrielen al Spin. ioet ben / 1908
gif neo til 1s.S34641 Stpffer lam,
menIignet meo oper 100000
1908.
3ilierielen al Slastefups. Der
1905 beIe6 iig til 9,1s9.312 etpf.
Ter, bar ogiaa betpoeIig miubre emo
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-02-15
Sra Nicaragua.

Sra 9luefeIos meloes, at General
Menas artiaeri6ei. Cberit Conrad,
bIeu iarlis iaaret ! Sr9ininsen mar
Santa Clara. Gen. Menas aomman.
DO iorretter iortioen iom arriere,
garSe for General Gbnmorra, buis
5remmnrif moo SopeoitaOen iiges
at URre mioIsrtibig %itoniet. San ifal
bare iorffaniet iis i Rropirien Mntn'
gnlpa.
Genne Rropins iiaes at pRre iulo
al S~niurgenter. Der fra ale annter
.rpfter irem imoo Wiipmip. Ranse
.ni Se itore aaiieplnntaser Der eies al
amerifauere, Der bpppig err bIeoei
iornlempeoe al Regierirgens Refrut-
teriugspartier.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-02-15
Nvt upeir / Often,

goIoiomme Storme meo itRrft
Sueiaf6 roieSe GreOaa Rot oa 9sr-
Snq after / Be flsite al gitfpiftaterue
70 6iIfeifonnerter forlnte / Sneio.
get uoenior Sanou Soot, men oet
Ipffe6es. flint meO itore ganifelig.
beoer. at reooe ale om6oro paa Dem
begqe.
Sra s iii ~ Sommer Sne rappcr.
tsreoes FRA gper | Central Geu gorf.
Zen par iii tort Sinoer iaauel for
Sernbdne. iom Sporpoqustruffeu.
3 Pittsburs none0e S~neialoet Ell
3pb6e al II Sommer. a Spor.
pognstraiif afbrsoes, OF Sogioriin.
telier bsrte til 7ogens Sroen. Gig.
nenoe WeooeteIier inole6 ira ale
9per | oeiiliae @euuiuIDania. belt.
Iise girsiuia oe sitIige Ohio. Sern.
boneliuierne par blofereoe og 2nnoe.
ueiene ufremfommelige.
! Raibpile. 5ennesiee. iaI0t ser
10 Sommer Sue. bpiIfet er Sen itsr.
iie Snem9usoe, iom CT ial0t Der yaa
ODER Is aar.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-02-15
2labnine at ~SfoeIano.

Som ct Reiultat al Seu me alos.
ieiifotion al SfoeIanhet piI beuimoo
1000, 900 sleres bli uoifiIt fra Ie9ie
rings Observation-Disclosures % aabret
for @ebpsgelie UNDER Someitenolo.
ben.
Sc Der oneinlbenSe Strrfrinecr
omintter 2onb. iom life ififfer ia til
Sfogplnntning. On Gel al oisie
Strpfniugcr er ififfct iii Serfnr'
ming, men ben onerpcienoe Gel er
gobt @eiteSlanb.
! Sbaho, bpor Reoieriraen bar Ell
tor 5fogreierpotior, bill minoit
100000 9leres bli ublfiIt og oabuet
for @ebpggelie. Smtrert 81 Bro
cent al bette 2anb er oprf6ort.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-02-15
Rieo~eIerpIoiion.

en isrseIig llIpffe, Ser foitcoe CT
bnIut Tuiiu Meureifer 2iuet, bGubtc
oen 10oe os. / Den lille Sfoalonosbp
Grump / Mifiaau.
Weoens bel ct Snes Irbeioere ON
Moreenen itob og pornteoc iig in6e |
oen berpGrerSe GampiaaS Sieoet-
RIM. mems De uCuteoe paa Sianalet
til IrbeioeiS 0anbeapnbeIie, erplohc'
reoe TampfieocIen meo set ReiuItat.
at Ter AT Sc foriomIebe grbeioere re-
res / Stpffer og orrbteS pon Steoet,
Nile sc andre blep nler eIler minore
oIoorlig foGiteoe.
Soebruget iprrrateS | Si0er 90
er totaIt Cab.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-02-15
On Punoreoaarine 600

Ssnoianeren Sobn Sbiabuo, Der
bar oper 100 Ior gomnnel, og lonl
for 90 aar liOen fom NOR pao at BIZ
lprtet al De bpioe YionerIettIere, er
ifslge ct Telegram fra Seattle,
8oib., oen 10oe oS. ai9aaet peo 3D.
ben / Bort Mabiiou, @aib.
s 1S47 fanotes 2iget al en- bpio
Nano Iiggenbe peo Den neore enoe
al 2afe llnion, Der bpor Seattle III
Iigger. 9e omfrineboenoe bpioe
Settlere troeoe, at ban bar bleoet
orpbt al Snoianerne, % Sbiabrto %
en- anoen 86obuo itoo / @egreb meO
at iii flpngeoe op, Ou Sberiffen %
bans 6oIf onfom og lit reooet oem.
Get bite zig ienere, at De TO Snoio.
mere bar i%uIOit9notg uifploige.
SbiobuO bIep en- iremItaoenoe Ser
ion | 9~anbSbpen Seattle, bpis bur-
tiqe Bert giorbe BAN til ell RIG
Wano.