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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-09-30
Good Roads Bond

Lieutenant and Acting Governor Gray
today appointed the following advisory
board for the Good Roads association OF
Alabama, the annual meeting of which
will take place in Birmingham October
Il, 10 and IA, 1870
Autauga, Mcqueen Smith, Prattvule.
Baldwin, j. H. H. Smith, Bay Min
nette
Barbour, Theodore Pruden, Eufaula.
Bibb, T. G. Peters, Centreville.
Blount, John F. Kelton, Oneonta.
Bullock, A f. Singleton, Union
Springs.
Butler, N B. Lampley, Greenville.
Calhoun. N b. Wellbourn. Admission.
Chambers, A. j. Driver, Lafayette.
Cherokee, c. P. Smith, Centre.
Chiffon, L. H. Reynolds, Clanton.
Choctaw, w. II. Lindsay, Butler.
Clarke Clayton Foscue, Grove Hill.
Clay, F. ]. Ingram, Ashland.
Cleburne, A. Carruth Hefiin.
Coffee, S. V. Rowe, Elba.
Colbert, C. C. Simpson, Tuscumbia.
Conecuh, f. ]. Dean, Evergreen.
Coosa, j. A. Crawford, Rockford
Covington, Edward Dity, Andalusia.
Cullman, b. ]. Griffin, Cullmap.
Crenshaw, F. NJ. T. Tankersly. Luz
verne.
Dallas, " B. Atkins, Selma.
Dale, II. l.. Martin, Ozark
DeKalb. ]. A. Crowley, Ft. Payne.
Elmore. A. T. Goodwin. Robinson
Springs.
Escambia, n. NJ. Lovelace. Brewton.
Etowah L. l.. Herzberg Gadsden
Fayette c. d. Beasley, Fayette.
Franklin, ]. Gassier, Russellville.
Geneva, p. C. Black. Geneva.
Greene Amos Horton, Pleasant Ridge.
Hale, w, c. Christian. Greensboro.
Henry, Robert Newman, Abbeville.
Houston, George Leslie, Dothan
Jackson, James Armstrong, Scottsboro
jefferson, John w. O'Neill. Birming-
ham.
Lamar, w. A. Morris, Vernon.
Lauderdale, John L. Houston, Flor
ence.
Lawrence. ]. c. Kumpe, Moulton.
Lee, J. B. Lyons. Opelika
Limestone, George Malone, Athens
Lowndes J. c. Wood, Haynevilie.
Macon, n B. Abercrombie, Tuskegee.
Madison, w. 7. Lawler. Huntsville.
Marengo, A. L. Hasty, Linden.
Marion, Mack Pierce. Hamilton.
Marshall, j. NJ. Kyser Albertville
Mobile, A. S. Lyons, Mobile
Montgomery, r. E. Steiner, Moltgom-
cry.
Monroe, ]. B. Slaughter, Monroeville.
Morgan, William E. Skeggs Decatur.
Perry. J. II. shivers. Marion.
Piclens, /. c. Hudgins. Carrolton.
Pike, A c. Edmondson, Troy.
Randolph John w. Oyerton, Wedowee.
Russell, II. T. Benton, Scale
Shelby. j. T. Leper Columtiana.
st. Clair, James L. Herring, Ashville.
Sumter, w. K Pickens, Livingston,
Talladega. J. K. Dixon, Talladega.
Tanapoosa, William Gray, Dadeville.
- TatCT
WALTER, j. II. Crawford, Jasper.
~ sHiinar Hawthorne.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-09-30
NIGHT SCHOOL TO
OPEN OCTOBER 3

The opening of the might school
will occur Monday, october 3, at the
Paul Hayne school. 1t is established by
the board of education for the con-
venience of the boys who are forced
to work. In a letter written to the
business men of the city Prof. c.. B..
Glenn has this to say:
Birmingham, September 20, 1910.
Dear Sir-This night school has been
established by the board Of education
to meet a need felt not only by those
whose education has been limited but
by many Of the business men of the
city who desire that an opportunity be
afforded their employees to better equip
themselves for their work.
If you have any men or boys in
your employ or know OF those to whom
this would appeal. kindly bring the
ma tier to their attention and request
that they communicate with me direct
ly or report for registration at the
Paul Hayne school Saturday morning.
The school will open Monday, &C.
tober 8, at 1880 p. m.
Thanking you for your cooperation,
/ am, very truly yours,
c. B. GLENN,
Assistant Superintendent Schools.
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THIRD SESSION IS
HELD IN PRIVATE
Many Insurance Delegates De-
part for Home
PROTEST SOME ABUSES
nation of Companies and Also
Practice of Selling stock
Above Par Value

Mobile, Ala, September 29.-The third
days session OF the national insurance
commissioners was an executive one and
what business was transacted was of a
private nature. A number of the com
mssioners and all of the fraternal dele
gates to the convention left the city to-
day for their homes. but quite a few
for New Orleans sightseeing.
Commissioners A. B. Bassford of South
Dakota and J. II. Shaible. from Wash
ington state, arrived today.
The delegates were given an automo-
bile trip about the city and outings on
the bay.
At the session last evening the report
made by John A. Harrigan, insurance
commissioner from Minnesota, and John
Button, insurance commissioner from
Virginia, relative to the examination of
the Shawnee Fire insurance company
of Topeka, Kan, was of great interest
to the convention. The committee found
that the annual statements filed with
various insurance departments for sew
eral years to have been. false. On De-
cember 81, 1909, the company reported a
surplus of about 100000 while the entire
capital stock and surplus was actually
wiped out
The convention adopted resolution
intended to stop the abuses connected
with examination of companies. provid-
ing that hereafter commissioners wishing
examination shall advise the committee
on examinations.
-
to put a stop to the selling of stock in
insurance companies at two to three
times their par value upon representa-
ton that the excess over and above par
value of the stock will be credited to
surplus.
The resolutions charge that stock sales
men received commissions of from 20 10
30 per cent of the amount paid In by
stockholders without knowledge of the
stockholders. Many complaints are re-
ported as having been received, the par
chasers at the time of the sale that
money paid by them was TO become
either a part of the capital or surplus
funds of the company.
The resolutions say that the commas
sioners urge that in all cases where
CORPORATION formed to conduct an in
suance business intends to pay out more
than 8 per cent of the amount realized
from the sale of the stock for organiza-
ton and promotion expenses that each
stock subscriber ought TO be required to
give his written consent thereto, the
contract to specify the exact sum or
proportion of money paid in by him. To-
night the commissioners went into an
other long executive session.
The executive committee follows; VIII
liam H. Hotchkiss, New York; George
Beedle, wisconsin; Frederick w. Potter
Illinois; Frank II. Harrison, Massachu-
sets, and Reau e. FOLK, tennessee
The standing committees will be an
nounced later.
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SPOKE DRIVEN THROUGH
BODY OF SLAUGHTER

A. Slaughter, negro iaborer was ia
tally injured yesterday morning, and
George Jones painfully hurt when an en-
bankment on Twenty-fourth street be-
tween Eighth and Ninth avenues caved
in Both negroes were carried to the
Hillman hospital in Gaudin's ambulance,
where Slaughter died few hours later.
He suffered internal injuries and wagon
spoke was drived through his body
The negroes were digging foundation
for new building and had erected an
embankment on one side. The dirt sud
denly caved in and a wagon that was on
top fell into the pit. The negroes were
buried by the dirt and a spoke of the
wagon was driven through slaghter's
body.
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Gets Long Sentence


Quick justice was melted to Dave
Halstead, an 1S-year-old negro of Cof-
fee county today. when a sentence
of 20 years was inflicted upon him after
his confession that he had attempted
criminal assault Tuesday night upon
Mrs. Sol Wise, the young wife of a
prominent farmer of that section. BY
order of Circuit Judge Pierce spe-
cial grand jury was empaneled at Elba
Thursday morning for the case. The
negro was Immediately indicted and
pleaded guilty, making a clean breast
of the crime and describing how he
effected entrance into the room of Mrs.
Wise while her husband was away 20
minutes. After sentence was passed
he was brought to Montgomery for safe
keeping pending commitment to the
state penitentiary. The crime occurred
eight miles south of Elba. The negro
was plantation hand employed by M.
" Wise,
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-09-30
SPEAKS AT
CULLMAN FAIR
BURNETT is CAMPAIGNING IN GULL
MAN COUNTY AND is PLEASED
WITH THE OUTLOoK-woMAN'
LEAGUE WILL ORGANIZE

Cullman, September 29.-(special)-
Reuben F. Kolb, democratic nominee for
commissioner OF agriculture. was in Gull
man today and addressed one OF the
largest crowds of farmers ever seen here.
The Culman county fair was in progress.
which had tendenov .e--- fs
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PERSONAL.

o. p. .Crocker, general agent of the
Gameweli Fire Alerm Telegraph COM
pany, is in birmingham, and will SUI
perintend tho Installation of the fire
alarm systems at Pratt city and North
Birmingham.
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Field TrinIs Entries

James T. Mcpherson of Jellieo, Tenn,
enjoys the distinction of being the first
entrant in the field trials events which
are to be held outside this city begin
ming December L. Entry fee of SIS ac-
companied MI. McPherson's letter TO Sec
-'o'erv John II. wallace. Jr., who Is ar
'z-.',n has charge
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-09-30

Point. N. Y, September 29.-It
en- out late today that the board
ating the causes that led up
recent silencing of Capt. Rufus
an by the corps of cadets would
ready to report it's findings be-
iesday of Wednesday of next
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-09-30
successfuI Lawyers

Gen. Robert f. Lyon, clerk OF the
supreme court, announces that 20 of the
% applicants to practice law in Ala
bama were successful. These are: James
s. Parrish and John S. Tilley, Montgom-
cry; Robert E. Nolan, Clement r. Wood.
Thomas e. Orr, Fl. C. Miller. j. M. En-
gel ard William Sorrell. Birmingham;
George F. Smoot. of Wetumpka; j. w.
Howell, Enterprise: D. P. Wimberly,
Scottsboro; L. L. Lockwood and Theo-
dore Lamar, Bessemer; Thomas c.
Stephens, Ozark; Matthew H. Murphy.
Greensboro; c. W. Clegg, Ashland; j.
NJ. Young, Ozark; H. T. benson, Eutaw;
L. p Shaw, Dadeville; Chancey Sparks,
Montgomery.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-09-30
o,xlnhoma Conyentlon

The following delegates have been APP
pointed by Lieutenant and Acting Gov
ernor Gray to represent Alabama at the
annual Good Roads association conven-
ton, Oklahoma CITY, October 4, and 6.
1910: Oscar Underwood. Birmingham; J..
II. Bankhead. Fayette; John Craft, Mo-
bile; ]. A. Rountree. Birmingham; II.
X. Miner, Hawthorne; w. p. Hoeffer-
bert Gadsden; c. J. Hildreth, New De-
catur; M d. Virgins. Hartford: w. M
Bremen, Birmingham; M. b. Wellborn.
Anniston B. ]. Schuster, Gadsden; W.
f. Garth. Huntsville; Daniel Pratt
Prattville; NJ. B. Houghton, Montgomery
M. p. LeGrand. Montgomery; Harry NJ
Eddins. Tuscaloosa J. l.. Herring, Ash
vile; IN Lampley, Eufaula.
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Cheese Crusade

By order of the United States govern
ment represented by F. l.. Wolard,
food inspector of the bureau of chemis-
try, department of agriculture. 154 boxes
of cheese have been confiscated In this
city on the ground that the manufactur-
ers underweighed and misbranded many
of the cheeses. Ninty-three boxes We're
seized at the store of II. F. Vandiver &
Co., and the remaining cheeses at the
Hobbie Grocery store.
Order for the seizure OF the goods was
issued by Judge Thomas G. Jones Hob
bie's cheeses were purchased, 1t is de-
clared, from A. C. Dow & Co. of Chi
cago, and the Vandiver stock from Cros-
BY & Meyers of the same place.
1t is not known whether any criminal
proceedings will be instituted Samples
of the cheese have veen sent to Wash
irgton to be chemically examined.
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Acting Governor Gray has appointed
the following delegates to represent
Alabama atNthe annual meeting Of the
Farmers ANNUAL congress. which viii
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Birmingham Special, =
the New York train,
Leaves $50 q. m.
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Total 60 months .ss,4ss.72s sl.7s4,ass
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-09-30

charge the proposed erection In this
city of a Masonic home for widows and
orphans met here today With full
membership. After a lengthy session,
however, all bids that had been sub
mitted to the committee were rejected
because of general dissatisfaction and
new bids were advertised for October
IT. 1t is understood that the plans
for the home will also, to some ex-
tent. be changed Those present at
today,s session were Alberl B. Bloch
of Mobile, Lawrence Lee of Montgom-
era. Ben NJ Jacobs of Brmingh am
and d. c. Carmichael of lothian.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-09-30

In response to letter from mer-
chant of Ensley, Mai. A. c. Sexton. dep
uty insurance commissioner of Alabama,
has written advising against the pur-
chase OF stock of the Travellers Insur-
ance Machine company of Louisville,
Ky, If the company poses as an insur-
ance company. According to information
furnished Major Sexton, the machine
company has agents in Ensley endeavor-
ing to sell stock of the company, which
corporation. 1t Is understood, proposes
to manufacture slot machines which viii
be placed throughout the country. BY
placing a coin in the machine, 1t is al
legged, and by pushing a button, policy
is deposited in the hands of the pur-
chaser. which ranges according to the
size of the coin.
The department at the same time sends
out warnings against the operations of
Henry A. Woodcoek e. Co., who are said
to be soliciting insurance for companies
not authorized to do business in Ala
bama.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-09-30
Gray DoGs Togn

Acting Governor Henry b Gray left
the CITY this afternoon fol Birming-
ham. where he officially doffs the CUB
ernatorial toga. 1t is understood that
Governor Conner will be btck at the
capitol tomorrow. Announcement late
this afternoon was to the effect that
Governor Gray had pardonsd Warner
Carroll, the Ozark citizen VINO is serv-
ing a sentence charged with seduction
Official notice to this effect has not
been published.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-09-30
GIee In "GIeeola"

BY means OF an amended bill filed In
the city court. the Gleeola company puts
at rest reports which have spread to
the effect that the drink would no longer
be manufactured in this city because OF
alleged bad faith of L. L. Mallard, who
is said to have refused the formula
which he promised. The amended bill
SAYS that since July the drinks for
mnla has been acquired from the Wells
Cola company.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-11-04

Sois man er iaa ubeIoie at
ripe en- lang 6lense / aioIe ener
Sflert. oa life bar Spmoifine peo
Saanoen us better life fan taae fla
SiS til Of il oct ianmen meo dtter.
itina. iaa fou ma in set badoe iGpnt
ca loa Oct boloer, oeo isrit at ip set
lommen nleS imaa Sorting en- |ei.
o9 Iod aaa titbdse iaien Oh in oct
meS Sorting oen anoen @ei, bette
oil bclSe lige ina aoot iom atteritirp
og er meaet i%ortere.
-Gnapperue poo SmaobernS aaa.
Der % Sreier iom bar iaa let Tor at
riueS no % toe belle "Saaet" meb iig,
lao Der bare er ct itpat SuI igien.
fGiteS meget bebre hois man pan
SnSlioen ipr Ell lioen tort eIer bpi0
Snap og ian ipr belt igicrnem, nanr
Den uopenoige Snap ines paa, iou
begae Snapper er ipitet iammeu, en-
pao bper Sioe.
~ 9lGfilGffer fan %iierneS. boiS
man meb oct iaume &c er fomn1et
pao aui0er Dem oner meo Soopl- en-.
oen al Ell 6pritif.
- Soi$ auioen, man fol bruce,
Iuater al 9sg, opppes oen ct Gicblif
op / parm gife. ioa ioriuiuoer Bug.
ten itrar.
~ Sfal man taae Stenene Ito al
Roiiner. gaar oct meaet ~Ieitere, bpis
man iSrit bar Hoiinerne op / fogen0e
,&anb ct Ear Minuter - lGrgere
emo ct Gar Minltter Dor Hoiinerne
olbrig lig9e / fo9enbc Sano. eIlers
miIter DC meget al lin aooe Smog.
- Sor man Iioei Rum til at hPn,
ae aiplerne line /. ioo iGiter man ct
Stpffe Denim" omtrent 6 BONNER
breot uu6er arogerne. Man iTIter,
bare Sen eperite Gnbe al "0enimen"
og ioIoer iou Sfisrteliniagen ooer
en- Sang % iGiter begge Siber ioit
til beu ur0crite lei al 0enimen.
Sfisrterne bill ga bpnge aloeles ret
Oh oa neb, iua at ielp ON De er rpn.
feoe mar Sc bpngeS op, ioo glotteS
DC no al lin egen GGgt og DC tagcr
10 omtreut inqen Ilabs, bo 9luieruc
eller aiolelipet tan bPnges ouer paa
arogcn. u6en at aenere Sfisrtct.
Mon fan ogioa rpnfe ct Stpffe Ssi
og i9itc Oct ooer eli "@aiItbptgcr"
oa ldbe ct Iibet Stnffe bG1tge neo og
iao iGite Sfisrtet poo set poa Jam.
me Mlaooe iom ooenfor omtalt. Oct
gier ino libpre meget til en- 3rogtS
lloieenbe at beu hIir brugt ioriigtiG
bort mar ben life er ibrua. SlGn.
ger man ben bare ino | GlPoes &P.
reliet uben at t9nfe paa boorleoeS
BEN bpltger, iaa mao man fifioe Jig
/ at tase Sen frem ieier meo itpage
Rpnfer baaoe Der oe Der, og er oct
blsot ri, reiiferer man eubogian at
oct bar b9net iaa ifiGpt at Stolen
ogiau efterpoa bill iibbe ifaft, %
set tnger iig 10 life netop net mol
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-11-04
sfslae &eobeleIie ira gatent.a

Itglae Ytepotirlle ira YuIeHl'No'
1ofoterne @iaiamion & Rerhant.
Or. 925-933 metropolitan 2iic
gISa. Gsr Guaranty 9oan), @iinne.
apoIis, Wtinn., er / ben f%orlsbne uge
isIoenoe Iotenter tiloelt N~linnciotn
ou 9afoto Spfinoere:
Arthur Bair, Stickney. S d, Window
Glass Securing Strip. Frank Balch,
Cleveland. n d, Shock-loader. Ole {
Bergen, Saron, n %, Detachable Boiler
Flue. Emil A Fritz & Carson. Fair.
fax. MINI, Portable elevator. VIM Z
Kassulker, New Germany, MINI, ReaI
for Barb-wire. Albert Kesberger. Bur.
dette. s d, Nut Lock. Emil Kruse, To
kio. \ d, Smoke Retarding Device. Pat.
rick NicCabe. Madison Lake, MINI.
Heating Tank for Ineubators. Albert \
Izias. Minneapolis. MINI, Temperature
indicating Instrument. Joseph Pavny,
Wasta. MINI, Calf or Colt Weaver,
Edward A Speer. Sturgis, S d, Envelope
seal. Joseph A Trambley. Maxbass. \
ID. Portable Pence. Bernard A Wander,
see. Montrose, MINI, Harrow. liver ]
westad. Planning, MINI, Hay-sling
Trigger.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-11-04
Gporoan Dor Soro
Ter no fra Waancn.

Camille illumination, Sen befieno.
te frantic aitronom og Sorfatter, bar
/ bisie Gage | Barrier. ll0gGpen a
"Geiu 9orf SeroIb" ifrepet en- Arti.
fel ON, booroon Dor alooe bill iorton(
iig, nnar ben ices fra Waanen.
"Sor TIonets geographic llbiecr,
De pil life funne opiottes", ifriper
5lommnrion, "oo Sen | Woo;Ptnina
til Narts og 0}aanen ielu, life bar
ben eoige flare Simmel."
6lommorion podpiier Sernpit, al
Soroflooen, bPngenOe pnn oen Iteoie
msrfe, itieruebeioaeoe Waanebimmel,
for Dor 9rabantS 9eboere, ON De fin.
hes, oil npre iom ct &immell,br, on
bragt ser al Iatl,ren FOR at iPtte Dem
iitano til olti0 at boIoe Reoe pao Ii
cen o. aalcnoercn. Seet ira Cert
trim al oen WoonebaIpoel, ri fien.
Der, lDnes Sor0en Of bRnge lou Ell
augle, fproig til at itprte neo ira
Simmelen.
"3enne augles Diameter err, be,
Ser set pioere, "nGiteu fire 8ange
iterre enc 1iameteren al 6ulomaa.
nen, iaaoan iom ri ier ben, og Den
itraolen0e Stiue ~uoieuoer IA 8an8e
iaa meget 2ps iom Noauens.
9enne enorme Sl6fugle, iouI, uaar
gfotationer ~unotages, iorblioer ube'
oPgeIig paa Simlen, %unoergaar ia
Ter, auolcge me0 Dem, Qtaonen bpoer
os. Raar ri iaaleoes bar 6ulomdane.
bar Waanebeboerne Stubborn" og
ompenSt. "Rpjor0" inotrpifer ! I'll
minoeligbeo miot paa Nauneoagen,
ser er iernten Sarge lPngere emo Dor
GaQ; "isrite SorOfuarter" inStrGf'
Ter pes SolneSgang, Stubborn" peO
@ionatstiO o. "iiOite Sorofoarter"
oe0 Solopgaug.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-11-04
&aab % ginf.

Wan mao life i~ultefobre en- So,
foroi ben life meIfer. Haar BEN ON
en- fort Sio bespuber at ifuae gioe
@eIf igien, bill BEN tage Jig betalt
Wtelf for SuItefooringer.
Gn EreoieoeI "9ron" og to Sreo'
ieSeIe Waismel er life iIoe 6eoe for
kingdoms.
Get Isnner iig at tage gare poo
SormmaIfineriet, inben ginteren
fommer. gae oe SeIe al Sern og
StaaI, iom uSipttes for Slio, ifuloe
Imsres oper meo Ole, iaa be life
tager Iuit, og oisie Dele at Srp'
perfet turbe bape meget goot al liot
Waling,
Spis SolItranIerne aiennem ct
&ieIoerpinou naar Gotetbingen, fan
Gotcterne tage Sfuoe Oeraf, men fun
oe, Tom Iigger pnn Soppen. ut l9g'
ae nogIe aoiier oper Eotcterne beIfpt-
ter Dem MOB SoIitrnalerne.
On agronom bar giort Den gereg.
nina, at boert 2es @isoiel, iom BIZ.
Der qjort paa Sarmen, er p9ro
minoit en- Collar, ON Den blioer ret
bebunOlet oa ret benpttet.
Bare gniiloge ouer fife for Wtelte.
fisr. Sffe for andre 0pr beaer.
Men gniilage er lige iulOt uomGrfet
Sober.
Set lsnner iig / alminbeligbeb
baarligt OF babe @riierne for lRnge.
hinge @riie betaler beore for i'm 6sbe
emo gamle Sorn.
Sar Ser bobet iig op 8isoielopn'
aer nGr StaIoen, er oct paatioe at
faa Dem no paa a9eren III. Oct
qipIoer at toge @are paa 8isbielen
efter oenne Gag. aunitig 8soiel er
opr og magert 2anb pGrbilsit.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-11-04
Rpgle &nab.

Or man iaa ubeloig at faa line
$50 giennemoaaoe, iaa fan man unO.
aoa of Be blir iiioe og boorOe %
itpgge peS isIgenSe Gremsanssmau-
oe: Sort gniOer mon Dem Oper meo
en- tsr &lltS, for at iaa al Sole Og
Sanb Of, iaa gni0er man Dem rigtig
aoot inc meo gaieline, = eler bar
man life IaieItre, fan mon ogiad
areie iie meb 2arS. Wan maa paste
pua of sniSe BET ristis bel mo i aae
"Rpnfer os Sfrufter". sfOene ipt.
tes iaa poa ct tsrt Steb, men aloeles
life npr SISen, et Bar Gage os man
nil oa finae at Geotet bar siengipet
0eSeret ben nnturlise Ole, iom Neg.
net Bar poifet uoai Dem. oe at Stoene
er lige eeSe isien. gaieIine er og.
iaa meget soSt til at snioe Ouer "Ra.
tent.9eafber~.Sf meo. baoSe gier
oct benz blanfe % biulper oesuoen
iii at bolSe Dem bIsoe, iaa be life bar
iaa let for at ipraffe,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-11-04
Carmen np Innrn.
2anbets 8riichuf.
aesisersi al Gu pra,tiif GARNER

Soreneoe Stoter bapbe ifelge
Observation-Disclosures Seregning
Den lite Sanuar 1910 en- @riieflof
paa AZ, 7S2, 900 Stpffer. 9eite er
Ell bra flor @riicflof. Gen er BOG
ooer 6 Miaioner miuore, END ben par
lite Sanuar 1909, % oper 8 Wtllio'
ner minore eno lite Sanuar 1908.
Sra Warts til September iaar
bleo ser / 2anbets II itore Slagte'
rier iIagtet 100000 fprre Soin
END i be tiIIpareube ier Waaneoer
ifior eQer meo andre Orb 10,S90,'
600 moo 12,5t0,000. Der maa ioa'
leoes bore for Tibet 8riie Der | San'
set netop M. 9et'pil iiffert nof tage
baabe to og ire, inben man Der /
2onoet fommer iig meb @riie igien.
Otter al menneifelig 9eregning bur
De Spinepriierne peoblipe at boloe Jig
beie. Selp ON alt 8rsu er | goo
8ris, ifuloe oct lsnile Jig meo 8rilen
M. SlGr bar oe, iom bar bapt 1oot
8riic." 8uiture", og mango Spin,
giort Ienger, iaa set foriloar.
Ser err naturIigpis en- gub Gel
Here @riie ber / 2anbet MI END libit'
leben lite Sanuar. Saargriiene, lonl
Iiben er fommet til, bill i antal megei
operitige antallet al De Spin, Iom er
blepet Ilagtet bette aar. Sooronn
man emo inur og penoer oct, er Der
Boa for foo Spin | 9anoet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-11-04
Earinip.G roqnettes.

Ser itore 8arinips, to sgg, fist
@el, Salt os gcber. gaitenufterne
ifrubbes gobt,' men ifr9lles life, TO.
ges oerpaa, til Be er balpfogte, on
tages De op og iGttes tiliioe, til Sc er
bolufogte, ba tages De op og ipttes
tiliibe, til De er folbe. De ifrpQes
oa, og itampes, be TO 9g9 pipes og
blanoes meb Dem tinige meo Salt oq
Feber efter Smag og iaa meget Nel
at BET blir tpft not til at funne for.
mes. Senoerre bpppes / Wel og
man former imaa Boiler al Bnrfnip.
Wasien, bisie opppes / 9gg, oerpnu
/ Itebt 9rso og iteges til De er lpie-
bruno / fogenoe Smult. De maa Ter.
ueres iaa parme, iom muliq.