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The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1910-08-15
How Shall We Build?

From one years end to the other l
have a good many visitors at my
place; many of them people with not
much experience and not overly large
capital, who are thinking OF going
into poultry raising for livelihood.
And most of them have conned many
manuals and text books, if they may
properly be so called, and have sub
scribed to, and faithfully read, all the
poultry papers they ever heard OF.
And as for experiment station bull
letins, We gods they are there with
them strong.
No less than three of these tender
feet came, separately, last week;
pleasant people all of them, intelligent
and very much in earnest. They came
hoping to get helpful hint or two
on building and am nightly pleased
to be able to say that they got them,
or got one pointer at least that will
prove of value, for, and it seems
scarcely credible | know, they had
every one of them already constructed
in their minds the houses they were
to beautiful and oh! so con-
veninet hen dwellings,; some of them
composites of many admirable poultry
books and experiment station book
houses, others a straight copy of the
most admired edifices therein describ
ed; and all possessing just one feature
in common-OPEN FRONTS FAC
ING THE SOUTH OR WEST.
SO their trip out here did them
some good and saved them much flu
ture loss and trouble for, as before
mentioned, they we're intelligent peo-
pie and having had the utter idiocy
of such plan explained to them by
one who has himself made pretty
nearly every fool mistake possible in
building, and paid dearly for some OF
them, they saw and we're convinced.
Of course they told me, every one
of them, that they had seen the build
ings at some experiment station
which were open to the south and
they quoted from famous writer's and
editors who one and all advised the
open front house to the south to ad-
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1910-08-15

honor to the gentlemanly poultry
theorist, say l. If it wasn't for him
lots of carpenters would be out OF jobs
and expensive and little used poultry
plants would not be going dirt cheap.
If could but pirate cuts and reading
matter from the sources before men,
toned / could construct quite
valuable article on ''How Not to
Build.''
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1910-08-15

Mary had little hen upon her lit
tie farm; against the wolf before the
door it proved to be her charm. Each
day it laid nice big egg, which Mary
sold in town, and thus she bought the
groceries and now and then a gown.
The years passed by and Mary paid
the little mortgage due; and sent her
girl to boarding school; her boy to
college, too. She has a nest egg in
the bank, and even keeps cook, and
everything about her has a thrifty,
well-kept look. Says she, to those
who daily fail with needles. brush
and pen, eff you would do as we'll as
|, just cultivate the hen. Anon.
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1910-08-15

Be sure your young chickens have
plenty of room in the coops at night
in this season, and shade from the
sun on hot days. The coops that were
big enough a month ago may be too
small now, for young chickens grow
fast at this season. Farm Poultry.
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1910-08-15

er's hence one buys the commercial
article, which is most excellent for
poultry feeding. Jaffa in San
Francisco Examiner.
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1910-08-15

Oyster shells and grit cannot be
used as substitutes for each other.
The laying hens need both. Grit is
composed mainly of silica or quartz
rock, which acts as teeth for the
hen. Oyster she'll is for the purpose
of supplying lime, and is essential
for the formation of the shell of the
egg. Ordinary foods do not contain
sufficient quantity of lime to satisfy
the requirements of the hen in this
direction. Ordinary seasbells are just
as good for this purpose as are oyster
shells. In fact any material rich in
available lime is good. Nothing is as
good for poultry as fresh, lean meat,
when nationally fed. On large scale
it is not possible, hence the feeder
has to resort to beef scraps, much
concerning which has appeared in
these columns. Green bone, when
fresh, is better than old bone. but
again, it is not possible for feeders
always to obtain a sufficient quantity
of green bone direct from the butch
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1910-08-15
Good Things From Exchanges.
"I'm in a quandary. :"

"I'm in quandary."
"What's up now?"
II can't decide whether l want a
Buff Cochin or Plymouth Rock
design on my new chanticler hat. y
Successful Poultry journal.
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1910-08-15

many times have they been quoted
hard, to have to show the green one
that his idols are only little tin deities
after all, with feet of clay and, may
the saints forgive me, heads of wood
as we'll.
| think I am stating a fact con-
servatively when I say that it rains
some at times in the state of Wash
ington, yea and in Oregon and British
Columbia as we'll. And that rain
come from the southwest or there
abouts. the amount that comes from
the opposite direction is not worth
considering. Now the open front
house (also correctly known as the
"curtain 'front.' house because the &C.
.cepted and prevailing type is provid-
ed with light cloth-muslin- curtain
to lower over the open wire netting
front when the weather is peculiar ly
inclement) is built with an open
front because it is desirable that for
part of the time at least in fact the
greater part of the time-that front
should be open, and with the front
open and facing the driving rain how
long will your chicken house rem ain
dry?
But we can lower the curtain. True,
we can do that same and a mighty
foolish thing We are doing, for these
rains are all warm rains as a rule and
it is just at that time that the plent-
eous ventilation, that the open front
house is designed to supply, is most
needed And some of the rain will
come through the light curtain any
way and wet part Of the floor and the
litter on it. and then the curtain
must be left down between rains to
dry out. And that's what you find
yourself up against for about eight
months of the year in this climate.
But. say these self appointed ex-
perts, the sun cannot get in though
the open front that faces the north
or northeast. True again, and why
should it? We are speaking of open
front houses and for certainty there
is no need of the sunshine inside,
provided the rain is kept out. I ad-
nit that when the house faces south
or west the sunshine will be badly
needed to dry out the house between
rains, and many times as much of it
as we are likely to get, but the house
that faces north or east is always
lowered except during winter nights,
it is always we'll ventilated and aired
that's what the open front is for.
Beautiful word pictures are drawn of
tie grateful fowls in the open front
house, basking in the sunshine that
streams in from the south through
said open front; but l had rather
they did their basking outside and
! they seem to have the same idea them
selves.
A friend of mine who recently pur-
chased lat very heavy discount) a
So 900 poultry plant on strictly ex-
pertinent station and poultry editor
lines, is now warping his brain with
problems Of reconstruction. His first
| job, he tells me, will be that of facing
his open front laying houses around
from the south to the north But all
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1910-08-15

CREAMERY FOR SALE in state of Oregon, In
operation several years Exceptionally good
paving business. Books open for investigation.
Address Oregon, The Ranch. 15-3t
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1910-08-15
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

FOR SALE-3O0 acres, $50 in cultivation, bal
ance in pasture and 100000 feet fir timber.
All kinds of fruit and berries 40 head stock
and all farm machinery go with place. snap
at 500 per acre Louis Mikota, Napavine, Wn.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1910-11-03
A Chinese H.,,

Az nero.
:, ~ 81, Looping Hsien is a statue srsnsd
tIra .uA dress Of a mandarin ftbs ~,
w. OF police MASTER named chm
s+ w gave his life for the people. Al
c cbtie who was in the camp at 1aa-
ra 1,U% ana who owed the hsien fd,str,ct
h orsl a grudge, rode a black
bSis se 10 Looping and. having killed the
oai, So got back for the Jaocbow roll
80 an nsxt morning. As the murderer
t tO1'd not be found orders came from
49,, Iapitai that a large number Of the
49, 'pie should be killed. To prevent
t th,s slaughter of innocent folk the mn
=, s, good old man, said he stabbed
r r1e nsien after a few words over the
h : uie cups, and he was consequently
,,' No resident Of the district
o moula deal the fatal blow, but an itin.
- 1u' coobler or bamboo worker did II
-.f reward Of 40 taels. Tradition
aus that he was struck dead by light.
NI Ht after leaving the execution ground
-Chinese Mercury.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1910-11-03

The Lynden State Bank. is under
state supervision. The money left
at this bank is loaned to local far
mers and business men. No loans
made on wildcat stocks and bonds.
The facilities for caring for your
account are good. Make your de-
posts there. e.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1910-11-03

No. 2 V G Flooring SIS
No. 2 V e Flooring sl2
No. 3 V G Flooring SIS
No.2 and No. 3 Flooring 4x5 s.
No. 2 Drop siding SIS
No. 2 Drop siding VIZ
No. 3 Drop siding sl2
No. 2 1x4 Lap siding Slo
No. / Com. Ike Shiplap s.
Dimensions rough and dressed.
All kinds finishing, lumber, mould
ings, water table etc
And prices that are on the Square.
UNION MANUFACTURING co.
miles west Of Lynden. Wash.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1910-11-03

r.,.t suppose said the young man
VIII Win the soiled collar and baggy trou.
as ' as he sat down beside a stranger
~ que OF the park benches. you would
not take me for a member Of a million.
are family, would your
no. answered the stranger after
ing MN up; frankly speaking, I
Neilher would the millionaire" re-
.oinea the young man sadly. ST asked
nm last night"-St. Paul Pioneer
Press.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1910-11-03

FOR SALE-A fine range for ilt.is
money. Ask to see the 81. o''-
the Tinshop.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1910-11-03
BIG BARGAINS;
FEW WORDS

For easy washing try the E 6s2 "
sher. For sale at the Til eH0p'
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1910-11-03

FOR the best roof and out oooi F-
20 10 the Tin Shop.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1910-11-03

STRAYED-One dark Jersey helfef
with white spot on flank. Finder
please notify c. lager, Farmers aus
II 2t-pd
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1910-11-03
Stuck to His earoain.

Exasperated Purchaser-Didn't you
guarantee that this parrot would re-
peat every word he heard?
Bird Dealer-Certainly did.
But he doesn't repeat 4 single
word"
de repeats every word he hears,
Out he never hears any. He Is az deaf
as post"
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1910-11-03
ATTENTION FOR LIGHTS

ATTENTION FOR LIGHTS
II PAYS to see Peter Miller, on the
Lighting question, he has tue
latest OF any kind. The F. P. Gas
Machine, the hollow wire system
and the latest patent Carbide o.
Acetyline light, also the celebrated
Kerserene Lamp for dwelling houses
Peter Miller, Miller Hotel, Lynden'
e-o-w-2-6-1O.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1910-11-03
Detected.

1t was at Fourth of July meeting
In a little city. The mayor, William
smith, rose and at dignifed length read
the Declaration Of Independence.
There was pause; then from one
OF the mayors old schoolmates came
the loud whisper: bill never writ that.
He amt smart enough."-New York
Times.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1910-11-03

LOST OR STRAYED-A dark almost
black Jersey COW, medium size, not
milking. Anyone finding or furish-
ing information Of whereabouts OF sal
COW, call up or address Atlas Single
o. Suitable reward. IL 3tf.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1910-11-03

FOR SALE-One yearling Holsteih
bull. Beerlink Bros.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1910-11-03

F. Steinhauer has just received q
new line Of Mems Heavy Shoes. Call
and see them. Special prices, give
US a call. 1O-20-tf.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1910-11-03

c. w. Waldron. at Bellingham Is fe
ceiving many fine rugs from the Eas'
ern mills which he is closing out at
greatly redced rices, Skip Axmlhs-
tiers for ST and Sx9 thick ingram
Art squares for only SIZE. Terms are
also given, at Laube Hotel block Oh
Elk street. 10Zi---p
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1910-11-03
MODERN wooDMEN

Meet every End and 4th SATURDAY
Of each month. The big ak on THIRD
Street will lead you to the place. VS.
isiting Neighbors cordially invited.
]. w. Edwards, Consul.
R. E. Hawley, Clerk
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-02-01
4DDrfDr iaa iDag?


yQoor en- Sunb Mcub eIrr 2pinbe beepnoer
at ipinoe ben unen tiIipurlaoenoe Narioa,
tfiper ipae, lisp, neotrrft, fiber al Rpaimer
Ter, 6upcnpine, GnIafo al GpimmeIbeo %
mriuGre llreaelmrsiigbener, tan maaife
Gpaqbeo / Eprerne pare @rInben til bet
belle. Spio oire Rprer Iunpe pa bn pl hpIoe
nia ieIp fritz. 7pan's @ionep gils beIbre.
Der inae Gprcr % bolotr benz iuuoe. adH
bpiIienicmheM Safer iprIanse mere Sepis
enn fplscnee TiSncsbpro:
artbur einosrion, Melt Main street,
Gew Sampipn, Srra, Tiger: 8 mango
War par Irs @jtniidno for anfafo al Spre'
fpsoom. % bet eneite RiooeI, fom nosen'
iinoe bar sipet mig 2inorinG er Scan's
&ienep Bills. Sor pmtrrnt % War lioen
bapoe reg WRsIinaer, Der efterIpo mine I'm
rer | lloroen. 1btsmmeIierne fra benz bar
nreseIm1siise % Ies bapeeen bump Srierte
pper Sr~aIrpssen. Eager % fcrltIeltst
@eoiciner gap mig inacr 2inoring, % I'll
itoit forifafebe iee mig Span's sionep Bills.
Sc rar mig siebllttelis III 9tptte. Dein Nps
% mine Nprer bIep itprteoe p9 ieg fplte
beore / enhper Seniesnoe. Gil itne Sioer
bar ies iioen bart &psimerter, iirr naar iee
har orbeioet haorot eller ooeranlir9nat mig
men npaIr 7piis al Spon's Sibnep Bills bar
oIoria unelaot at bjGIpe mig. Seq afgap
1909 Ct piieutliat Gionesbpro, furtRlenoe
ON ben liorartese Rptte lea bapoe erholoi
siennem 8rusen oi bette Yrepnrnt, ps bel
CT mig INN en- @IGoe at befrefte bette Bib
uesbnro nu.1
giiialss Dos ale Sanolenbe. gris so Cts.
FpjtersN ilburn Co., Buffalo, Sem gprf,
eneagenter for be 5creneoe Stater.
Suit Napnet-Spau's-pg tag intet anoet
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-02-01

De orliffet fig inpoenbe flIo. timber
gebanoIinsen al en- meget anItr9n.
genoe Gag Loo Tommeren be toIp
SiirpmHnb puite Iibt | 9affen en-
|9ae, ibet ban ienote benz no en- Iioen
Cur for at trGfte fritz Cuff, ibet ban
bel mente, at be ba ifilIoe bIipe rigtig
farpiinoiee. Gn be efter nogIe faa
Mimiters SorIsb tom tiIbage til
@etsialen, ipntes ben enc af benz -
en- 0ictor MoIlo - at bore npact
ufts paa @enene, og iaainart ban
bapoe inotaget fit SGoe, fopneoe BON
bIioelig inc. Man loo BAN iope til
Mib6og, ba 9ommeren beorbrebe
BAN inbiat | S9ngSlet, oe ON Otter.
mibbagen pleieoe man nioere meo
Tim be e1epe. 9a ben itaffeIs toIpte
bar blepen tiIitr9ffeIis 9brii, blep
ban itiaet for ben itrRnge CONNER
os iIaet en- $50 IiiIft, iomtibig Tom
bet bIep BAN betpoet, at ban ineen
2sn piIbe faa for ben lib ban bnpbe
tient. Serpaa ienbtes ban biem for
at boISe gIaamnnbog.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-02-01
Sub pnkntn.

giaplerne bar Wbbe. Statens
geefeepers G~siociation bolbt forrige
llee fin anben aarlige aonpention |
Siol,r Sails. Eli Soreningens Sc
fretGr % aasierer palgtes 8. q. Sp.
peruo | Canton.
Np Sfolebpsnins / MiQer. SEQ
set fornpli9 aibolote SfoIebale /
WiIler blep oct peotaeet at uoiteoe
Bombs for $22. 900, for bpiIfe Ell, M
sfolebpgning ifal opfsres. Smtrent
100 apinoer aieup peb oenne gn.
lebnins fin Stemme.
Ianse gppeliintrGr. @iennem
aberoeen pasiereoe Der forleoen Dag
fem @oenlaSninger inlaa appeIiin'
trGr, Der belt ira Srienten bar bragt
I'll StiQebapsfpiten % MI bar paa
@eien til glpiu, Seras, bpor De bill
bIipe benptteSe til Sorisssoriit.
IpbpsscrfpinSe pmfommer. Wfrs.
Sennie Siebe, Ser meb fin Wano Boz
eoe paa en- Claim NOR Sair Hoint,
blep iorIeSen orpbt peb, at Ell 8ogn
l9siet meS enSel Sr9lait % Sus'
boloniuesporer bGltebe oper benoe.
Wmben bIeu iamtioig alporlig iaa-
RET. 2iset ien0tes til Gbicago for
at begraoes.
@atcrtpiuu laaer iig ifrGmme. =
SoriIaget ON at inbfsre &ommis-
iionSitpre / @atertopii blep peo oct
ipecieue gaIg oen 27be San. neo'
Itent meb Ell Wtaioritet al Sc. Sette
llbfalo bar Heiultatet al en- ggtta'
tion, icm | iioite giebIif foranitalte-
Ses ai Sorilaeets R~ooitanoere. W.
s. Stofes Der | gpen bapoe nemlte
t~eIearoieret til %. s. @ailep, en-
iremragenbe Sorretningsmano
Souiton, Serus, og beoet BAN ntor.
.tspet pr. SeIegraf at iige, buao ban
ipntes ON Sommisiionsitpret. Spa-
ret, Der bar alt anbet emo imigretoe
for acmmiSiionsftpret. anfom netop
/ rette Sio til at bIipe trpft % ON
oeIt / @pen. os 8irfninsen noebleo
altioa life.
Ten beruicSe Smrpmauo. geo
&rebsretten / Charles Dir Gonifp
mootte man iorleoen nsie liz meo
eIlepe SurpmGno, oa ben toIpte bap'
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-02-01
3Mnutuuu.

8ammeI "stes", iasoe ian. Sta.
tens Sernbanefommisiion | Mon.
tana bar | ben ienere Sio foriegt at
sisre oct inolpienoe for De forifieuige
@rpresfompanier, at beres Sarter er
operbrepne oe | bsi Grab uretfer-
oiee for Staten. timber De paagaa.
enoe ltnoerisseIier bIep ser giort op.
m9rfiom paa ben p9Iotse 9ipioenb,
iom @els, Sarge @rpersfompani
nplig bapbe ubbetalt Iftieeierne,
men bette forflareoes al 8ompaniets
embebsm9nb paa oen Maaoe, at Oct
/ @irfeligbeben life bar rogen 81.
pibenb, men en- "Steg", iom bnpbe
iamlet fig | 2sbet af De fioite 50 Iar,
og iom M enbelie blep %ierperet. 9e
famine gmbeosm9nb erfl9rebe enb-
pibere, at grprestarterne etoblereoes
beb at miItiplicere fsriteflasies
Srasttarter meb 21a, 9ortbern CT.
presfompani fremIaeoe gepiier for,
at bets ~perionIiee gienbomme belsb
fig til $4,000 og at bet ingen fa-
ite gienbomme bapbe. Gets Sortie.
-neite iibite gar belsb fig til $751;
900, bporaf en- s Grocents Dividend
paa en- IftiefapitaI, b~eIsbenoe fig til
fem Wilioner Dollars, bar bIepen
betalt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-02-01
On Satoperinss= YrofeSjor,

geb en- Ionbonif SomitoI er en-
Monb peo Hapn GSuarS 9onetto, Ser
-falSte fig "ben eneite 8rofesIor
imertefri S%atoperirg", f~orIeben Bile,
BEN ibemt to Waonebers S9ngiel,
forbt ban boobe berpttet fine to
gsrn, Sen femaarise aIice os ben TO.
aariee Marp, iom 5orisesobiefter.
timber ben ubpeeeliee Sag bier
Oct siennem Sioneuoingr opIpit, al
SaSeren fsrit bppnotiierebe fine
Smoapiger og berefter tatoperebt
BEN. meoen eIeftrif RaaI, bells for al
Sem meb en- eleftrtif Raal, bells for al
funne iremoiie gsrnene iom gebiier
'paa I'm Sarbisbeo.
Gen albite 8iges 2eseme bar fro
eperit til neberit o9ffet al Satope'
ringer; Ser bar en- lleubelisbeo Al
apinoebopeSer. sienuenlborebe Sier'
ter, fcrsIogte Stag, glomiter cs Ses'
Iiee paa benSes 9rpit % Raoe, menS
Rpaaen bar ct belt Ienageri; Der
iaa man baaoe 9soer, Siere, Seite.
SunSe, aatte 90 tore Sommerfu9le.
% runot ON Ben 2ines grme og Ser
inoeSe Ser fig Changer / Sobetal.
Set fonitatereoes, at Satoperingen
meo ben eIettriife Raal foraaria9er
Smerter, Der porer peo | en- bait
sues Gage. Sdberen bapoe life on
oct Of iise til fin llnofpISnins emo,
at ban life bapoe piSit at oct life
par BAN tiaaot at tatopere fine esre
Bern.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-02-01
mta

SpSe al IlSerbpmsipasbeS. Rrs.
&ena &operub, Der bar blanbt De ito.
.ligite norife Snobpggere / Ga Grosie,
er aigaaet peb 9soen beriteos / en-
@lber at 81 Mar. Sun bsoe Of @I-
oerooms ioagbeb.
Saarot biemisst Samilie. Clara
Faaife, 1S Iar sammeI, bsbe Den
27be San. paa ct. Soiepbs Soipital
| Chippewa Sails efter Here Gage
for at bape fommet tiIifabe peo &i9l.
feagning | en- brat gaffe I gpen.
Summe Gag iom gieen bsbe, bIep
benoes Sober inbIagt paa Soipitalet
og beese Senber oe begae Ben am.
putereoe Tom Sslse af Sorfrpsning
8aue fra aeiier @ifbelm. ct.
Stepbens lutberife Strife I @auiau
anier fig for at bore ben eneite Strife
/ Gmerifa, Der er bIeben beqret meb
en- 8ape ira Den tpife Seller. Set er
en- p9loig gibel | pr9otigt 9ino meo
Sslpbellag. Soran | gogen bar 8ei-
ieren meo egen Saarp ifrepet fsl.
genbe gibelipros: Cub er 8iprlig.
beb, os ben iom bIioer / aiarIisbet
blioer | @ub og Sub I bam."
Sol. @ilas' go. geItprerne for
afoebe Col. @iaiam s. @iIas' So
bar mi %rapporteret, at bette belsber
fig til 1,S49,6 70. Weo lluota,
selie al $4,000, iom err lat tiliiot
for pisie lloeiiter, bill belle oenne
Gum efter Mrs. 8ilas' 9sb tiIfal,
De @isconfins ltniperiitet. Sol gi.
los bar orbnet oct iaa, at oenne Sor.
mue forbIiper itaoeube, inbtil 6en no.
eisr 100000 oe benne Gum
ifaI oa r,Seisre ct Sonb.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-02-01
MiuurTntu.

liSnGpuelie. 9ouis 3. Carton er
uonGpnt til 1oitmeiter / Walrng,
Hoieau Gountp.
Site | 6ersns Sails. geni. G.
9enion 90 Weiis Sonnab 8eterion
bIeu ~forrplig 9gtepiebe / Sergus
SAILS.
geitpS life grppen. Oscar Slion,
80 aor eammeI, iom ira Winneapo.
lis ie1bteS iii 5orbeoringSanitalten /
Ct. Glouo o. for fem Waaneoer II.
ben igien lsslabt paa YnroIe, bIep
iorleben arreiteret | @inona % ienot
tiIbaae til aritolten. San bapoe al.
pet eiter for lit Sang til 9rif.
SauSelsiulfeue pGlscr Gm6eos.
mGnb. BED ct npIie aiboISt @soe
II gnioette Commercial Club paIa.
tes islgenbe embeoSmGno: IrGii.
bent, 6. q. WiooIeton; @iccprrii.
bent, g. 9ouberg; Sefret9r, e. 90.
aoefob; aasierer, z. s. @e@pire.
Ssbe | Sfugen. Siper 8. San.
ion, en- al De isrite SettIere / gsor.
man Gountp, ianhteS iibite Sns6a9
ION Sig ! &9rbeoen al ben Sagt.
butte. ban bauoe laoet opigre i $50.
gen eitentor Spin gaaep. San bIeu
omtrent so aar gammel % eiterIa.
Der iig Suitru % ire Ssrn. s mango
aar orep ban Ell SeruparebanoeI /
'Swiu @olep.
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paa Snititmtet ener I Siemmet.
Sanfreferemeer Ieneres u,eS Sornsielie.

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lingens &oitenbe peo Snititutet eler | SIern'
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li~OnGpuslie. 9ouis 8. Carton err
ubuGpnt til Soitmeiter / Iolung,
Hoieau gountp.
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Sill Eoitmciter | IaImer. Noca.
bonias County, er fornpIis uonapnt
Snnna Sanion.
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ny Bog at Jobn lie.

"SouoefpeIoer' fables ben, oo netpp
uotomniei. MRrtfIige @rinoringer ira OPS
lfpeoe Spuoefpeloer o. nesei mere. 9enne
&elemnrtsoigters met interesiante Goa.
2en CT paa 284 Sieer o. Iaaes / GmIaa
mro en- aneen Soe paa 2O6 Sioer, uoaipst al
anoeriegneoe os anbefalet Of Sobn Sic.
Besss Beser for bare Sc hos
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Minneapolis, Minnesota.
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Horn gnkntu.

Sra Observation-Disclosures Wpoe.
Statens HetaiI Sarbpare gsiocia.
ton be9pnbte ben 25be San. lin
fiortenoe aarliae 3onpenticn |
8ron0 Sorts. Der bar oenne Gang
ct itsrre Sremmsbe emo noeen Gang
tibliaere. On gitenen aabnebes |
Auditorium en- itor fulfilling al ole
SIags S%ernoarer.
Rurif StnSent oinSer ltomGrfclie.
hilbert 8olb, Der bar lit Stem |
Cummings % er 8raouent fro Sci.
ifolen | Siasboro, err blepen paIat til
Rr9iioent for Rortb 9afota timber.
iitp athletic asiociation. Gen unge
Stuoent bar fsr giort Jig bemGrfet
peo acknowledgements, % er iaar
Ell al Dem, iom ifal beItage | Bel.
Acknowledgment | SamIine.
@efienot grpeias nfsjort. Sen be.
fienote Sag ON Wartin 8aIib's ef.
terlaote Sormie er mi enoeIig blepen
afaiort, eiter at oen | flere glar bar
ipPpet for Stateus fprifieIlige @et.
ter. Ssieiteret itaoiGitebe ben 26be
San. 3ommer SasieQs aienoeIie oa
@oets @eltprer paaIaeoes at uobetaIe
bette til Marp Garnep oa @arp
9apne, Der bapbe pIeiet Rr. @aIib,
meoens ban laa ing, Sor at belsnne
fine Speepleierifer bar @aIib opret.
tet ct Seitomente | oeres Sapsr, og
oct iorlpber, Of ban ingen anben Sor.
mue bapbe emo en- 9ipsasiurance.
9ette Seiiamente foripete aItiaa VT.
osoes SlGgtninge at omltsbe.