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sented by the postmarks; but nothing could be more genuinely delightful than the visit of my new friend, the diction- ary collector.
 But now, lest you begin to think that I cannot "come back" I'll take up the matter of etymology, as I purposed.
 I asked one a few days ago. how do you pronounce the word c-y-n-o-s-u-r-e. The answer was "cyNOsure," the em- phasis being placed on the syllable in capitals. 1T thought you'd pronounce 1t that way, and therefore I asked the ques- ton, If that's wrong. what's right?" Well, according to every dictionary that [ know, 1t Is pronounced SYnosure, or SINosure. Now, tell me the relationship between a dogs tail and the north star" T shall do no such thing; you're kidding me-" NO, I'm not from what does the word exposure come?' Then the diction- ary was consulted. Cynosure Is almost perfect Greek. The Greek word for dog is kuon, whose genitive case is kunos; the word for tail is oura. Combine the two words and you have kunosoura, QOS ldllp tlio ldti0 III 0iCOh ol eho >oA@ stellation Ursa Minor. which contains the north star It shines forth at the tip of the tail Hence its name. But you say, Cynosure means something that attracts special attention, as 'the synosure of all eyes" This is what the north star does for the world of people at sea and on land. It attracts the attention of us all at some time. It is exposure.
 One of my dictionaries devotes a space as great as about three columns of The Age-Herald to definitions of the word feather, and It's cognates. Yet, how light is a feather! I shall refer only to the phrase showing the white feather" What is the origin of this thought? Everybody has an idea, that. 1t is con- nected with cowardice in someway. but how? Let me ask, Did you ever see a game cock? Yes. Very well. Did you ever see game cock with a white feather in his plumage? I mean a gen. uine, uncrossed, pure blooded game cock. think you never did. You have seen him with his feathers of glistening black. purple, red, brown and tints of green; you have seen his neck-feathers min gled with various tints of the colors given, some pronounced, others barely suggestive. But never have you seen, I fancy, game cock with genuine ly, white feather. If ever present. It indicates that the cock is not absolutely game, and that he will run from the field if he finds the chance. He will show the white feather in his inglo- rious flight, while the game cock will die fighting. Hence. we say of cow
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convention arose and pronounced the brother holding such views, naive" There was excitement immediately, and the speaker was called down by the opposition and denounced for his brutal language. He finally explained that he did not call the gentleman a 'knave,-' as many thought, but pronounced him naive" fancy that the "a" in naive was fattened out, else how could any one have mistaken naive" for 'knaye' Then. too, the second syllable in naive"
 (pronounced naw-eve) must have been
 smothered. Precisely how it happened
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was going on to say, Samuel J.
 "A Randall was chairman of appro- \ priations of the Forty-fourth Con gross His lieutenant was Holman of In diana, who saved at the spigot while Randall saved at the bung. It was great combination, and he that has not read the pleas for honesty, economy and frugality made by the democrats of the Forty fourth Congress in first session convened has missed a deal. In those days the an- nual budget was but little more than one-third what 1t is now, but Randall retrenched to the extent of $440O0,000 a year, as now recollect. With the graft CTS he was the most unpopular man in either house of Congress. and yet he was the malnstay of the biggest grafters In the world--the tariff crowd.
 Kerr died in August, 1878, and Con- gressman by the name of Sayler of Cin- cinnati. O., who was speaker pro tempore
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by the needs and sorrows of the Lon don street arabs and met them under bridges and in dry goods boxes that he might talk and read to them and whose work was to found the Royal Polytechnic when he might have been famous as a statesman, added incred- ibly to the funds of civilization with out one cent of his own. It Is life that creates institutions. What civlizing forces are streaming from dead folk who have not lived or loved in vaini How does the Booth family increase the worlds welfare by unbought loy- altiesl The flying of the Wright broth- | CTS Is but a token of the long-past ages summed up in this modern age of intellectual interchange based on in- ternational amity or philanthropy. The American without the Frenchman was not made perfect even as an aviator. MT. Lloyd George and his old age pen sion scheme was the product of a vil- lage church and school. not sustained but by voluntary sacrifice and initi- ative.
 The civilization of today therefore is simply great voluntary love- e-product advancing, in spite of Adam Smiths theories, less by self-seeking than by | self-giving. and sacrificing its selfish privileges for the sake of those whom tho institutions fail to serve. It builds future institutions ond laws. We do well, therefore, to call our civilization Christian, though none of it's institu- tions have yet been wrought out Into full harmony with the Christian spirit Was 1t Emerson who said "A sufficient and sure measure of civilization is the in- f1uence of good women?" That sounds like Julia Ward Howe, but whoever said 1t recozniged that the saving of the children to health, nobility, chas- tity loyalty, will be the completion of l social progress.
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YSHALL assume that have the con-
 sent of the reader to contribute this ! final paper on the subject of etymol
 ogy as given by our English dictionaries. However, before proceed with my sub- ject, I beg to relate a little incident.
 The first one of these papers on the English dictionary appeared in The Age Herald four Sundays ago. That evening ! the servant announced a visitor at my house. He was shown to the library, where I joined him in a few minutes. After the necessary forrnalities I mo- toned him to seat. He was from New York. and, as he laughingly said, he was a Wall street man with hobby. q pre- sume," said he, "that you are the writer of the contribution in The Age-Herald on dictionaries" I acknowledged my offense. He then proceeded to tell me of his hob by. He Is a collector of English diction- aries and has the largest collection in the world, beginning with Huelot's, pub tished in 155S, and nearly all the others. One that had named in my paper he seemed not to know-Cotgrave's I put him on the track of gaining all necessary information. He has gathered his dic- tionaries from every conceivable nook in this country and in Europe. Of some dictionaries he has as many as 12 and 15 editions; and of Bailey's, which had written of in my paper, he has over 20 separate editions, each just little diff ferent from its predecessor. 70, 1t is rare reading" he said. land want to send you copy of one of the editions, which shall do, with this understanding:
 You are to keep 1t for six months or a year, or as long as you like, but 1t must finally be sent back to me-" He thought that I was brother dictionary collector. \ Upon finding that was not he did what pleased me most, he talked. His knowl- edge of his subject was marvellous. There was a delicious flavor of fine literary at- tainment in his speech. The story of how ne tracked hidden dictionaries. of how.
 unexpectedly, he came upon a. valuable find" in the most unlocked for places, of how he would decide the date of the edition when the title page was torn away, of his long journeys to inspect dlc- tionaries of which he had heard from passing acquaintances, all, all was as charming as a story. He Is a recognized authority on his subject, for he Is con suited by the librarians of the Congress yional, Astor and Lenox libraries. When come south again may I call to see vou?'' he graciously asked. and we part f sd. have received many letters from 'eaders of my little articles in The Age- Hefald. number of states being repre-
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are also ceremonial baskets used by the indlans In their religious rites. These are especially fine and elaborate Baskets ornamented with feathers bring hundreds or dollars on the market today They are seiodm, If ever made now, and are there fore rare. In addition to the feathers. these are often garnished with an em
 oroldery of beads. some of them so beautiful as to be almost like pearls. Shells are also employed in the decora- ton of baskets.
 The finest Indian baskets are too ex- pensive for any but collectors, but the desire for baskets for all purposes that Is now possessing femininity has aroused general interest in this work of the Indian sister, and whenever possible her products are purchased instead of the modern rania or Willow. or those made of corn husks, beautiful though they may be.
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I do not pretend to explain, but that the unfortunate heretic, as well as his friends thought he had been called a knave Is certain. Perhaps he who used the word did not know how to pro nounce 1t and actually sounded 1t as If 1t were ''nay-eve" or "knave." Naive means a rustic, simple or art less. as the dictionary will tell you.
 Pronounciation is a fine art which some of us have never learned from the highest authorities or we would not say convERsant for CoNversant; in- Finite for 1Nnnite; INquiry for in- 0ulRy; nor would we ever say PRO- grum for PROgram.
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9ecprab % Snlegll.
Sen 29oe NiguIt 1910.
sfulcaarcts Scgpnoclic.

@ncnS ofientligc Sfoler bcgpnoer
rritc llac, % on cnfcltc AZ iorrt9e
glara 2rrcrr bnr rciigncrtt o1 me
or ou'nttc i ncrca StcN, biolTttcS
reocnior atouncnc poa belle STrcrltn'
ben.
lGiiS Nlabcl Bates. ainoer0drtcn.
gPiis gSorner, Miuipu Gitn, Yrintarp.
9dis gillian @pBlioro, 9ccorob, Fri'
riarp.
Tecprah Rrimnrp.
NGis Y{arn llblcp. GnitaliO, 2ocn @rnoc.
lGiis Gbitb Sanbncn, Sccprob, 3Olc
@rabe.
Wdis Clara Gufnipr. 7ccprnb, 4oc @raoc.
NPiis 7itfa Rcoue, 9ccornh, Bite % 4oe
Gruces, gScit 9secrob.
Niis 5ereSia Nidrpuep. &uuton, Abe
Grade.
Miis ella Vid, Secprob, ste @rnoc.
NPiis aPatta GSe Herman, ste % 6tc GRADES,
WeIt Secorab.
NPiis Belle Gater, Tccprab, 6tc @rnoc,
Wiis Rpuuie 8holcu. Secprnb, zoe
Graoe.
sRiis 0iuiou Greer. Trcprab, she @rOoe'
NRtIS Serbia Wueu, Securub, soc @roor.
Spiitoleu.
Gpn Sltmmina. Principal.
elizabeth Sruifa, SOttn % Splt, Geod'
8dpibs.
geatricc Sppprriino, gn8rIit % INIT Se.
eprdb.
Worp Green, Siiiprie % engcIf. Ntt Yer.
non.
q. 8. RoIer, Huperuile, gu. Setercc.
SpccicGIe 2Grerc.
aPiiS Cha Great, Secprah, N(liii.
g2cuie Sapues. Snfe @cncun, SSis., gto'
nuul Draining % a1plcipm.
Nru septcu, Yspel, Soma, Scgntng %
elementary SnouiiriaI @prf.
z. 6. Rihter, superintendent, EIpholo8n
% 9ogholoeri.
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potter, bpor man fan bIi ioripnet meo
ben nsopenoige gensin.

potter, bpor man fnn bli ioripret meo
ben nsopenoige gensin.
6lpperen, Tom ituoerer aartet. in
ben ban tiltr9ber en- Ieneere Heiie
cmfring | 9anbet, bill unoerisse Be
l%iggenbeoen al De forifieaise 5lpue'
'tationer, iaa at ban peo, bpor ban
fan gisre Spbolo, faa lin gen5inbe-
boloer fplot og faa fin Waifine eiter-
Jet, epentuelt buiet for Hatten.
5 en- iaa ny og uuopiflet altnit
iom Slppefuniten er lllpffestilfaIoer
iiunogoaelige. 81 fan fun gisre Or
F%faringer, mems Ri befinber os | Sui
ten.
90 man moa fremioralt butte poa,
at etboert lllpffestilfGloe iroeboloer
en- numbering 29re; enboer Heo'
itprtning, Tom err inbtruiiet / Slppe'
funitens ioa forte Siltorie, bar git
os en- iaooon 9elGring, at oct Der.
igiennem blir muligt at unbgaa lig.
nenoe ltlpffer / Sremtioen.
Iaerebe err gtaberingen al regel'
mpsiige "9rftpeie" @ienltano for al.
porlig Ireitelie pan internationole
9uftfoneresier.
Gn "9uftpei" anaiper BEN Suite,
iom Slpoemoifinerne mao felge ira
gp til gp eIler ira 9ano til Sano.
Ter mco nemlig tages Sen'pn I'll
ben Sore, iom oct tore Fublifnm lp'
Der for muligpis at iaa en- Slpoera'
fine / Sopeoet; Hiiifoen peo gfeos
itprtning / tGt6efolfebe 0iitrifter
maa unbgaaes.
Gen pripate Gienbomsret ntaa og'
iaa reipcfteres; Oct er flart, at 6lp'
perne life bar 9oo til at itige neo pna
moa % iaa, bpor De bar 2pIt.
SiDtil bnr Siientligbeoen ltlaet
iig abiol,tt peIpiaig operfor oct npe
neutrality-suspicious. - ifGrf Wtoo'
irtnina til ben Woonilie, De ferIte
S~ernbaner / i'm Sib bar 8lten'ta'lo
for. 9enne @elpilie maa Tlpperne
life iptte operitpr. Oct CT Gntoma'
6iliSmens lloifeielier, iom bar brngt
6enne / Wisfrcoit. @i mau uno9aa
noget lignenoe paa 8~lppeiporterts
Smrnobe.
8 oct belle toget mao oct iiges, at
efterbuanocn iom Intollet al Slppere
~forpqes, pil Ser opitige mango ino'
oiflcoc Hroblemer. Spoo Der tiltrpna
aes err gooe % fornuftige He8ler,
u~barbeioet / EitblifumS Snteresle al
pruftiife Il1toriteter.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-08-30
gntanct al Ssns.

Ser / @inneibeif Sourltr lr90ca
Ser 10 life al pna &euienol i no9cn
flor SfaIo, ibet %iSdrnerne belit be-
tradtcr Ssriene iom Ell Iioen SinT'
rira ser nGrmeit hsrer SllSmooe'
rem iii. Mfco be mIoprenOe bete
Qriicr pao 9Gg % anGingcr Iebcr
hoo bisie SuSmoSercra SHotp9ter
on / itore GUNNER Tor Nnret, %
Tor / Suict bar lrrt al holoc Semen
| 4at ca 9gre. tbi life iaa 'icIocn
fIorcr benre ale lcberoe llo9ttter !
en- rotioa itor SusboLouing. S'elge
FOR nronte itotiitiife Opgoner 'ola'
les Der Der | Gourtpet life minore
enS I,i94.sOO 0r'ir 9gg 'orrige
Gnr, % til oisie SpIpSniuser Tan
IN isles, at Der ioIt iuoer Gountnct
bar 3i0,30i Sens, hoorIi Der I No
rets Sch iolgtes $500. &aa "a
fortieuige 3omuibipS por his'e Tor
belt Icm 'sIser:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-08-30
SmaapIuf.

Nait. 8. q. 9u fra HortbieIb
rpbolber iig ! SiSie Sage ! Gecorab.
CT 9sSSiaIS al @arneIommeIie
berettes Of pGre ~iubtruiieu | Burr
Saf iioite llge.
- Sbeubore 8. Gage fro @aImer,
g. G., tom iibitc llac til Secorob.
San oster CT tilbrirge Sinteren her,
u. Z. Sitnb reiitc iioite llse til
geod, q. Tot, for at ie iii meo
SrGifriuser paa fin 6arm.
Der. % NrS. Sobn eitrem %
gsrr reiite | SreSoes til @t. Soreb,
isis, for at beiese Iniior Green.
ganfier 6. ~. Gnbcrion fro
&reston Winn., bar ibog | Oecorab
| Sorretnirger.
alberi 5orbe fra Wohel, Min.
neiota, tiIbraste meb i'm OamiIis
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-08-30
Stalienfe &t9rIi9:
beoSorafIer.

s Stalien bar en- WPtgoe gomle
opertroiife Sfiffe boIbt Jig lige til
bore Gage og fslges al alnmlen lige-
iaa iprig MI iom tioligere. Ntopnlig
ohpenoer De unge Stalienerinoer al
ifens rare Sumter for at foa pioe,
btem De ifal faa til Wanb.
5 nogIe gene al Biemont ian1les
be unge Bigger paa Ell beitcnlt Gag
peb Wfionatstio. &c meobringer
pisie llrter, iom De bar pluffet | Sto-
gen, % iom De MI unber ben opbeitc
Sausbeb fletter ino / lit Saar % bin.
Der ombpggelig foit meo ct tibet
Saan0. Sanlebes ppntet, pertter DC
| Sp9noing poa, at Sirfcfloffen ifnl
ilaa ct, og / oct iamme aloffeiloget
lpoer, blioer ltrteriie / en- Sart repet
no al Soaret og opbrGnbt. Mco
forpentningsfulbe Zine ~itirrer De
itnge Siaer berpaa iub / Isgen, ionl
b%pirpler op, fiji berinbe ifal ben Sil-
fonunenbcs Iniigt bic iig for Dem.
Gen ogiaa Der / Horoen ficnote
Sfif meo at faite sg6leifal oper SO.
pebet % at ben Sieur, oct banner,
ilofinoe i'm GlifeOes Sor6ogitaper,
BRIGGS meget al De i~talienife unge
bigger. Sgblet ipiQer / oct belle taget
Ell itor &one / Spertroen. M"itenell
for me6elgensoag fommer iaaleocs
De unge Giser iamn1en, os bper al
Dem bar meh iie ct rsofinoet sGble,
/ 6pis Sfal Gierinoens Napn er ifaa.
ret inb.
sGblcrne bliper truffet il1o poa cl,
Snor, % Der tGnoes ct Sool. 20
al Eigerne nrriner iig bette meo
Snoren og oreier 9@blerne oper 81.
Den. Gen Gige, bpiS sGble fsrit iaI-
Der til SSoroen, ifnl fsrit Itao 9rub.
Gierinben al BET anoet 9Gble bliper
Den npite o. |. b. Wen ben StaffG,
buis s@ble bliper bnngenbe IGrait,
panbrer bebrepet bjem, t6i mi nc6
bun, at oct err benOes SfiGbne at for.
blipe l1gift.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-08-30
Sri unoerpisnin0.

Set or MI oigiort, at Staten Soma
piI np6e gobt al Den lln6erpiSning,
iom 10 fpubi9c Weierimrnb ira peos
fommeuoe Gcportement / Waibing.
ton pil giue Sarmerrc / sc nGite lem
Nar. elsie 10 Wrno, Der oItioa or
iuIot no fpnbige i off bpao ougaar
WtelfefuGa % Welfeitel, oil frit 90
uoen 8ootgisrelie ira Sarnlernes
Sibe biitaa Sisie / Of bripe fine WeI.
februs iaoIeoes, Of De eiper Oct itsrit
mllise llbbpite, men ba bette NOR.
melt fun er et Experiment, % ba Der
icm iost FIN er TO at bisie Weno |
Stater, iaa bIiper oct ieIpisIseIis
f,in paa 10 SteSer, at man iaar npoe
eoot beraf. SpiIfe Ste6er bIiper
palet peb MAJ enbnll life. men Del.
rpein, Meona, Gmretsbure os slpr.
hire bar oIerebe inoaipet Inisanine
ON at bIipe Ell al DC begunitiseoe, %
@eitemmel'e bill piitnof mart bIipe
toaet, ga grbcibet itror ifaI bespnSe.
GSie TO NprSs grbeioc IfaI / So.
BET al DC fem Gar ~iortere iinSer Sta.
tens 8ooo arb Tairp &ommisiicn
% Der Soapeges, at life faa 4Iaaer
oper ooarlig WteIf er inbIebet / Oct
%ierere, hoorior bette Iisiionsar.
belize bIanSt &c mclfeproSucerenSe
Garrcre aItioa ituIbe bare bsiit poo.
frrpet. Statcns SunobeospGicn bar
ligeirem erflGret, at Ben iicrc Tsoc.
Iiabeb blanbt Smaabern ifriper fla
ira ooarlis % rrcn IeIf.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-08-30
DanoelsroreIlen.

SfsIgc Guns llgentliee SanoelS'
opcriigt Tor ltacn cnoenoe 21oc Iua
Qrit or Sonoelstllioen bleuen tier
fere eiterbpert iom Iplingen inobe.
ties % Nfiotiommertioen mariner zig
i'm Iiilutning. Set fan life llcgtes,
at ser or 6prminoIfelie / Smiptnin'
gen al cnfeIte pigtige Sarer, men
bette ~ifrioer liz bopeologelig ira mini
ore Spcfulotioh % at Der fife aleres
meaen Sorrctning meo iaoonnnc &c
pcringcr, Der itrGffcr Jig no | Srema
tiocn. If Mamliufttruarer fiebeS
ser iooleocS fun bpnb Der ior 2ie'
bliffct lcpercS, men Spiping | 9etail'
banocIen loper Sobberne en- Itsrrc
Smlptning.
6orretningrn nleb Sesn % StaaI
ipneS at bopc gobe llbiigtcr. SmiGt.
ringen % &irfiombeOen pleier al
sge5 eiter bocrt iom Soften ifrioer
iremoo, % ser bill beleriffe ioar blj
nosen l~lnotoQclie berfra.
s 9ra6itreetS SanoelSrdpport
gisrcs ser iomtioig opmGrfiom poo.
at SarbeIscmiptningen trobs De be.
tpbeIise Spioing BOG euonu cr bsiiI
uregelmrsiig. Mebens Der IaoIeoeS
fra Ieiten % Spopeiten meIbes ON
iorsaet slftipitet / Ssitbnnbeleu %
ira Norbpeitcn ON belt tilircoSitil.
lenbe GorbolOe / bennc Hctning, lao
ipnes ser / Spben at bore fiin CT
rinee Sorbeoring, iontioig iom iii
itanben / Sitcn fcr6liucr bsiit fonier.
patiu.
gi Observation-Disclosures / sc Sor
Stater inotroi Ser / llgen enbenbt
25be sliig. 235 moo 800 iioite ltse
201 | tiliparenbe llae iorrige Iar
236 / 1908. t67 | 1907 og 1873
1906. : Canada inbtrni Ser / ll9el
cnoenbe iibitc Sorsona % Iignenot
Sallitter, iommenlignet meo 26 ber
ioresanenoe llee oa 80 / ben tiIiua
renbe llse forrige Iar.
gi Spebe, inbbeiattet WteI, uofsr
tes fra De Gor. Stoter % Canada
llsen erberSe 25be gus, 1,29S,914
gu. moo t497,514 @u. Sen foreeaa
enSe llee % 2,934.543 / iarnte ltst
iorrise Star. 3 be otte Tiger enbenbC
25be @re. belsb llbfsrieIen iis ii
10,341 1856 9u. moo 14,02S,205
t~iIiporenbe Teriobe forriee Iar. 10
fsrieIen al Mdis bar | lteens 2sI
139,169 glt. MOB 4S.537 @u. Scr
foreeoaenoe ltee % SS,60S | 1909
Sor be otct Tiger enbenbe 25be gi,s
par RoisuSisrieIen 2,096.002 @ii
moo 7S4.492 / ben iamme Reriob,
iorrige gar.
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@ranspeiier. Raeiititrnten / en- Ii
Den gD loo ben Detailing uoeaa, at sts
Gen efter ct bit aloffeilet ON Aitener
maattc Iaoe Jig ie paa 9aSen uoen inch
SDgte".
Soreernc noIso nortepet, men CLIENT
&c" at I0tte - Chs / Spgtcn.
Nl roitebtes ben famine Crbre paanp,
% Der bar IN %tilfsiet Den nGrmere ges
itemmeIie: "2pste meS 2ps". Berger
ne ablso irembcles. men Loo bare at
babe "2piet t9ubt". Strar LOO set nrs
tie Sag paa ale Sisrner: "Sngcn TOR
Iabe Jig ie paa 0abeu llDeu 9pgte mel
t9not 2ns". 8orgerr,e aoIso, men bar
2b9ten - ifiuIt unber fine aappcr.
Ser maatte enbnu Ell fierbe llb9aue
iii al Den bsie Ntagiitrats Srore, oa
M beo bet: "2p9te mco trnbt 2ps, iom
bGres t%ilIpre."
9a cnbeIi8 mautte DC grarepeiier till
pers.
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Marssammelt Barn
tit Gc,ema.

Sit gc,euta paa S9noerne,
9nfistet, Iaieu % Munbsn -
Saaro Sfurp oannebes, Spr9tfer
ppitpb os SlOoet fpo = &lssoe
frpstelis - 8unoe life bpile =
Banter paa SGnberne or at lore
bpase araoieu - ooeren tulil'E
oct til at iibSe meb Barnet Dag
"a gtat-Sruste Guticrra SGbe
% Ointment iOm Iureltreoet =
Suben ire Sage bespnote Sthr'
BEN at fable Of = Snoen ell use
par Der iusen mere Stab = gn
er Barnet belbreoet noen ct
Nerfe - ipper trpst I'm Sn99e
% 5soralorcne i tin Sens SIT
oen Here isunleie TGtter paa'
orr,nS al Sarnets 2ioelier-eutl'
cura Times at bore ct m9rtpGrol9t
Wlibbel mob benre Sp9ocm.
liSoraa uf ct Srsp fra Nr. Scnrp I'd 6cSel,
R.F.7. 1, Bath, Yu., 9be december 1909.
Gutiurras Wiolerne iGIgeS oper belle ben
cipiliiereoe Scrocu, Guticuru SGbe C25c.G
Guticura Ointment (5Oc.), Guticura Seiolpent
(5Ocl % guticl,rn Bills ESQ.,. Softer Sr''9
Il Chem. Corp, @neeierc, 1876 columbus
SIue., Bolton. ls- Seubes irit: 32'S'oers
Guticura.Sos ON Subcns % SiaIpenS Ne
hanblina.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-08-30
Commercial GlnbS WsSe.
Salt aItiao 40

Tecornb Commercial Glib bolot
tit rcgltI9re Ms6e iiOitc Srcoog III
ten % ilcre Sager al Tigtigbeo blcp
o~rsitet. aaSierercn, 9en Bear, rap
portcreoe, at finn omtrent Salpoelen
al Wte0lenmerne til Cato baooe ino.
betalt lin Wic0lemSfontingent, oa an.
mooe0e ole ON at bare iaa mil og
gisre lin Gli9t / iad Ntonbe.
Si9eleOcS rnpportere0eS ira ianl-
me Solo, at SorbcreoeIicrne I'll ben
pnatrnftc Sanfct iortiGtteS mco gooe
ll0iigter til, at 8anfcttcn mart oil
tlrnnc bolOcS, % at gooe SoIerc oil
furne iifrc8 ior Inlconingcn.
Ger oplritcS Here 9repe, Ser.
ibIonot ct ira eli Or. Carton, lonl
iegtc ct poSicnoc Stco for Oprcttel-
len al Ct Noipitol. Ser par oainn
inoIsbct HinbbpocIic ira Sbe Soma
Scbcrateo Commercial Clubs til &c
corubS GLIB iii at icnoe Ell Rcprp.
i%cntant til ct SGllcameNc | 0c5 moi,
mes 0cn 30tc / bcnnc Maoncb. Som
0eIcgot ill octtc Msoe poIgtcS s. s.
@recn.
Ser forhanolcocS ogioa ON 2rifc.
liQhcocn Al eli Sornu0rin0 / Wanoen
at oplu'c @ncuS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
pau, % Ger uouGuntcS ell aomite be,
itoncrbc al Or. @orner, Or. Cop.
iii oa s.. =. @rcen iii at uroerisoe
Sogen % forcbrin9c Den for Spruo.
oct.
2iaeleoc8 pc0togeS Ell HcioIition
ON at onmobe @prnaOct ON at an
peuOe ole lopIigc Ofi0Icr iornt oct
iulOeiGroigc % iorIiac Sortmig ira
@aptiits airfen % til 9roen oper LIP.
per Sonia Hipcr inareit fan eritot-
teS al ct tiOSmrSiiqt Cement @olf",
ga 9pen cllcrS fan r~eiifere at iaa Ell
Sag for Sfo0eSeritotning pan SOL.
len. s ocnne famine HcioIutiou ino'
beiottcocS ogion Sortauget lanaS
9ieberman'8 girnoom / @eit Seco'
rab. gnOpi0ere blep oct beillittet
Qienncm Ben @car at anifafic Ell
puSienoe Snop for NteSIemmerne at
bore. % SIR. Phil. Serom blep an.
mobct ON at lcperc Searina FOR Ell
iaaom Snap.
Ser bIeo oaioa forbouoIet ON,
buorIeoc5 ma bcoit funoc irttc en-
Stopper for 6et ouerboanotagenoe
SiQaeri al irenmcSc Yeriorer, Ionl
uSen rogeniombeIit Inbeioliuger fra
ue6erbeiti9e % fieu0te MtGno aanr
rurot oa be0er ON IImiSie, men t.
mere aoberborc$ iou @eoro9ere, %
Ser bIco / Sen Iulebniua rc0iot Ell
aontitc beitaocr0e al 9. q. @bitner.
u. 9. Soafouiou % i. s. RoienthaI
til at i~orinnc inoourne, iom eftcr
ioruSenaeroe llnberisgrlier bier ip
at bpre pproiae BERTH, meN posienbc
anbeiaIinger, ioo Of @libIifum ion'
Ie6es fan fires mob at pie lin SOB,
giercnbes mob earite uorroise Rer.
ioucr.
III Sen'pr til Saneerforburbets
aorcert o. Winbesaoeieiter Sen S0te
e niembcr bIer oct beiIi,ttet at boIoe
set npite WsSe Sreoos giteu ben
23be Sept. ~iiteoetfor Sen 30te, en-
SornuSring, iom MteoIemmerre oeu'
Iiait beocs mGrfe iig.