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The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1911-02-28
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The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1911-02-28
PRESENT PLANS FOR THE FUTURE
Ry =. RYMAN-GAILLARD

were superseded in popular favor pS
other native and improved VarltieS-
The Rivers is still known. Inc sol
way ana Mountain Rose are faTorlle
peaches for certain iocalltieS' the
SoIway being the latest peach tnat
grows. The Princess Beatrice anu
Princess Louise are not generally
known by the younger nurserymen.
Mr.. Bilyeu's trip to England netted
him many thousands of dollars at d
time when fruit culture was not what
is now. as q business.
Damage to trees by rapblts gnaWlhS
rhe bark can be stopned in the follow
ing way. Make q thick white wash,
Stacking the lime over Ugh improves
it. Tt each nailful Of the white wash
add three tablespoonsful Of Paris
Green and paint the trees with il. Stir
frequently when applying it.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-11-05
TO LEAVE HE2.
NATIVE LAND
EMILE GRIesBY, FORMER WARD
OF CHAS. T. YERkES, GOING TO
ITALY WITH HER JEWELS AND
OTHER POSSESSIONS.
Special to The Journal

New York, Nov. 4.-Miss Emile
Grigsby is going to leave her native
land again, it was learned today, and
take along the $4,000 collection of
jewels given to her by the late Charles
T. Yerkes. But instead of going to
London, where she was reported oSme
months back as being a favorite at
the Kings court, she will take up
her residence in Italy or the south
of France. The former ward of the
Chicago and London railroad builder
is now getting ready to dispose of the
contents of the House of Mystery"
at No. $50 Park Avenue. The auction
is expected to be a notable one, for
the house contains a large collection of
jade, tapestries, old silver and plate.
In Miss Grigsby's boudoir are three
dogs carved out of jade, with diamond
favorite dogs that have died.
Miss Grigsby returned from England
about eight weeks ago. For months,
prior to her arrival the American
papers had been full of stories of her
success among members of British
royalty and her part in the coronation
ceremonies. She was pictured as
favorite with the little Princess Mary
and it was even said she had been
addressed as Emile by Queen Mary.
Then a semi official statement said
the King had caused an investigation
of the invitation Miss Grigshy had re-
ceived to the coronation, and that if
Miss Grigsby was at Westminster her
presence was not known officially. The
house in Park avenue, given to the
former Kentucky beauty by Mr.. YeI Ges
is also to be sold. Much of his at
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-11-05
AFTER
I YEARS
SUFFERING
| Was Cured by Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound

Waurika, Okla.-'1 had female trou-
bles for seven years, was all run down,
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-11-05

There Are Very Many Reef the Market Different Medicine
Quaker Herb Remedies
a Pernan Cure.

It is very easy to get a relief for
almost any disease that befalls the
human body. You see testimonials
given of the people who have used
this, or that So called cure, but the
most of these names and addresses
are from people thousands of miles
from here, people who you will never
see or hear of in your whole life time
The Quaker Health Teacher has been
here and told you about the wonder
full curative powers of the Quaker
Herb Extract and Oil of Balm for the
different diseases which they are
claimed to cure. The Health Teacher
asks you to kindly remember they are
not cure allS by any means, but they
cure positively diseases they are
claimed to cure, which are rheumatism
catarrh, in any form, stomach. kidney
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-11-05
come this night I!

come this night !
Nor any other night Nor ever
more !
To change our doubt to peace-to bless
our sight
We can not lure them back from
that far shore.
Nor with our restlessness disturb their
rest.
God of the two worlds, pity our
sore hearts,
And give US faith to say, as night
departs,
"They are with Thee, o God, and
that is best
Maud Going in Success Magazine.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-11-05
THE VIGIL OF ALL SOULS.

(All Souls Eve is the evening pre-
ceding All Souls Day; the vigil falls
therefore in the night between the first
and second Of November.)
On this one night-or so our fathers
said
So they still say where old beliefs
Heaven permits the spirits Of the dead
To seek their homes, and those who
loved them here.
Keen the lights low. and do not bar
Bring forth the few dear treasures
laid away;
Set the old hobby-horse upon the floor.
There, where little child was wont
to play.
Bring down, from the high shelf the
building blocks,
The broken engine, and the Indian
bow;
And brave tin soldiers, shut into their
box
By little dimpled hands-so long ago.
And mothers knitting bag-'tis treas
ured there,
The needles in the wool-Ah, mother,
dear!
This was your footstool, this your
favorite chair;
Wen place them in your favorite
corner, here.
The book I read to father that last
day
Before he slept-we never passed
this mark
Put It beside his chair. The lamp this
way;
He liked It 50. Was that footstep?
Hark
All, but to see! II but a moments
The fathers loving eyes and silver
hair;
The baby's smile. the mothers gentle
face,
And known that still they live and
love-somewhere.
To hear a voice, familiar once and
dear,
To feel the light soft touches of
child;
So little would suff1ce our hearts to
cheer;
But no sign comes. The night is
bleak and wild.
And wears apace. Did you see some
thing move,
There by the door? Twas but a
shadow cast.
Was that a footstep that we used to
love?
No Nothing but wandering wind
went past.
They win not come, They will not
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-11-05

tachments for his ward was said to be
due to her taste in making collections
Of rare jades and tapestries, which
were a sort of hobby with him.
Miss Grigsby's determination to
leave America is said to have been
due to her sudden eclipse in London
after the coronation.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-11-05

wrote to Mrs. Pinkham for advice. In
q short time I had gained my average
weight and am now strong and we'll. %
Mrs. SALLIE STEVENS, r. T. D., No.
8, Box 81, Waurika, Okla.
Another Grateful Woman.
Huntington, Mass.-"I was in ner-
vous, run down condition and for three
years could find no help.
II owe my present good health to
lydia Z. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound and Blood Purifier which be-
ieve saved my life.
"My doctor knows what helped me
and does not say one word against it. %
Mrs. MARI JANETTE BATES, Box
134, Huntington, Mass.
Because your case is difficult one,
doctors having done you no good, do
not continue to suffer without giving
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound trial. It surely has cured
many cases of female ills, such as in
f1ammation, liberation, displacements,
fbroid tumors, irregularities, periodic
pains, backache, that bearing-down
feeling, and nervous prostration.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-11-05

liver, bladder and blood trouble, indi-
gestion. constipation, dyspepsia. bill
iousness and will expel all worms and
germs from man, woman or child,
white or black.
Here is a report from Mr.. H. w.
Caro-, who resides at 916 Jackson
street, this city, who is a locomotive
engineer on the L. & N. r. R., who has
suffered for years with stomach and
kidney trouble and badly constipated.
His wife was similarly troubled. She
was very weak and all run down, very
nervous. They had spent much time
and money trying to get a cure, but
without any results. Nothing seemed
to be more than a Temporary relief.
Mr.. Caro- had been told by some Of
his friends about the Quaker Herb
Remedies. He called at the drug store,
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-11-05

sleeves yields the right of way to the
leg of mutton"
To this last feature, the male portion
of the population, who pay the bills
of the dressmaker and the milliner,
utter a reverent amen.
why should women go around
seeking to emancipate their minds"
continued Mrs. Stewart when they
are content to leave their bodies fet-
tered in corsets and hampered by
skirts. l think it's important to
strike off the shackles they can see
first. Trousers are comfortable, they
are good-looking, when you once get
over the idea of their incongruity, and,
if worn, they will accomplish the
greatest reform ever attempted in the
feminine world-they will do away
with corsets. The costumes Of ORR
entail countries, of China, India and
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-11-05

FRESH GOPHERS,
chickens and eggs. J. F. Rhodes, 242
W. Government St Phone 343.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-11-05

procured three bottles of the Quaker
Herb Extract and one of Oil of Balm
and three weeks later reports back he
and his wife felt as If they were com
pletely cured. Il have not felt as well
in years. and my wife eats, sleeps
feels and looks better than she has in
years."
Now my kind friends these are the
kind of testimonials he gives you,
from people right here where you can
see them every day, and find out for
yourself if he is telling you the truth
If you suffer obtain the Quaker Ex-
tract, s1.00, 3 for $3.50, for $500
Oil of Balm, Csc, 5 for $1.00. Quaker
Cough Syrup, Csc, 5. for $l.O0. Best
in the world for coughs and colds
Balkcom Drug Store II s. Palafox
street.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-11-05
SKIRTS
ARE IMMORAL
SUFFRAGETTE LEADER SAYS
WOMEN SHOULD DISCARD THEM
AND ADOPT COATS AND TRoU-
SERS LIKE MEN WEAR.
Special to The Journal.

New York, Nov. A. The suggestion
of Mrs. Howard Warren, wife of pro-
fessor Warren of Princeton University,
that woman will never come into their
own, until they discard skirts and
corsets for the masculine sack coat,
derby and trousers, has set the fash
ionable end of New York on its ears.
Noicing the sentiments of the suffra-
gets, Mrs. Ethel H. Stewart, one Of
the leaders of the movement in Can
ada and the wife of an Alberta physi
clan who is visiting the city approves
of the idea as certain to insure to the
optical and hygienic elevation Of the
Sex.
Skirts" says Mrs. Stewart, ARE IN
healthy, hideous and immoral" I'm
healthy because they collect germs,
hideous because they take the name
of nature in vain, and immoral because
they leave the feminine figure to the
imagination. The adoption Of a coat
and trousers similar to those worn by
men would protect women from colds
contracted by the dragging Of wet
skirts in stormy weather. 1t would
enable them to get along with two
suits a year, as men do. and would
free them from the tyronannous de-
mands Of fashion. Think of all the
money that is thrown away foolishly
every year because plain skirts sue
coed pleated ones, or the himono
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-11-05
M RS. TYLER

MRS. TYLER
is ILL.
Mrs. e. A. Tyler is quite ill at her
home on Lee street. She is a Chicago
lady who has been spending the sum-
mer in Pensacola, intending to remain
here the entire year, should her health
continue to improve.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-11-05

Continued on Page .Fourteen)
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-11-05

Morocco, which have changed very
little in hundreds of years, all tend to
establish woman's prior claim to the
trousered costume. Woman, as a mat
ter of fact, invented almost everything
that has added to human comfort, and
I'm sure it was a woman who de-
signed cut out and made the first pair
Of trousers.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-11-05

a nd 8 o nervous l
could not do any
thing. The doctors
treated me for diff
ferent things but
did me no good. I
got so bad that I
could not sleep day
or night. While in
this condition I read
Of Lydia E. Pink
hams V e ge t a BILE
G mpo I'm d, and
began its use and
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-11-05
DANDRUFF AND cANkERED SCALP
SUccESSFULLY CURED BY


causes an early bald head. TETTERINE
will get rid of any skin or scalp disease
in a very short time. It is the one I'M
falling cure for Eczema, Ringworm, Tet-
ter, Infants Sores, etc. Try a soc box to-
day. If your druggist can't supply you
write to The Shuptrine Co.. Savannah,
Ga.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-11-05
SOCIETY
Continued from Page Twelve)

sandwiches cut the crust away from
the bread, but If you wish the sand
witch to have a true food value the
crust must remain.
Butter should be creamed SO that it
spreads evenly. 1t must not extend
over the edge Of the bread. Meat for
filling Is chopped or sliced as thin as
a wafer. Use one slice for each sand
witch. Meat minced and mixed with
salad dressing is a good filling.
The variety Of sandwich filings is
endless and the housewife who likes
to experiment finds pleasure in COM
bining different meats, vegetables and
sweets. Hard cooked eggs whites
chopped fine and the yoIks pressed
through a strainer may be combined
with salad dressing
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-02-24

fommer
al oaarlige Nbrer.
Naar engans bine Nprer pirfer ret, pil
Tbenmatism'e, Gnreipsbpm ps Sic.
repnber fpripiube. Snprban bm
fan belbrebc big ielp.

Oct er life Longer nsooeibiet at arpenoe
Dtaaneoer for at u~noereaa en- inopiiIet ge.
banolits for 9ibeumatisure, gtores og gIpre.
losoonlrHe eIler io9toe manstoIbise Dollars
for 29gebiGIp.
Sr M 8ebanoIinp fan M erboIbeS, oe ben
fumes at pirfe mere fpnt 1rpueri emo iom
giesiein. Serne gebanoIins bar paa fort
1to treinbrast faa ~gunitiee &eiuItater, at bet
M garanieres ira fprit til Iioit.
Ger ifuIbe life IGneer prre noaer 9piI ON
burtte SelbreoeIie Of R1eumaiisme, ineen
6ro9t Tor boeItet llotalo al ben Iuinife glpres
fpgoont eIler Satterfot.
Nbeumatisrne betbber intet mere euer min.
ore eno Of oine gsbrcr life pirfer pua rette
ON 9a9en %eienneul Nprerne for at fiItres o.
reHies. giaar 9prerue er fpage tages 9ifs
ten life ttlberIig no al SIooet. Sette Ieoer
I'll forffielt9e S09oomme, faaiom ~Sbeumattss
@atterfot 90 gI9reonoe.
Gen npe earantereoe gebanoIine err Or.
Gerbo's aibneb Bills. @n Gaes BRIG al BEN
otl' beetfe oeres m9rfo9rotge 8irfnin9. If.
Z. 9eoenour al Gina, Ohio, flyer: ia iee
baobe Stpeeetnierter tpg ie9 iun ct Bar at
bring"
Sois on bar Ebeunldtisme bborfombeIit,
&~p9imerter, imubiie iaroet, iIoeIustenbe llrin,
Smerter ! glaren, 9rigbts 3tieate eIler 9ta'
betes; iTt bin belle 1iqis til Sr. 9srbp's atO'
3r. Gerbo's aibneb 9ius lrIses paa aue
slpotbef - 90 9tHer - 10 Cages gebunos
ling - 25 @entS, eQer oi bill ienne benz Die
reite ira 9aboratoriet beb 9erbp Webicine
80. @aicn Sfapios: Mi6.; portobetuIt, ON on
beb iun Din sipotbefer sioe bio en- ri Brsces
p1iie.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-02-24
Scret paa 6aiti.

Sra Cape Saitien / oen ocitin0iife
HepubIif &uiti melOcs oen 20oe O$.,
at NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., eiter @ien.
lnotageIien al Gunnumintb ira ne.
beIcrlc, borOe 9iort iia ifpIoig i en-
Grffc borbnriife &anolinger, iOct Sc
~pluubret % iatte Slo paa @pet o.
me0 folOt Bloc mproet mango al
Gems freocIi8c @oracre.
Gn ironif Berger, Sean Groipcri,
bIeu ouerfolot, bans Is 9lar aanlIt
Ser OrGbt % 0ereS Stem IoQt / SIifc.
0ette nil mtIiaenS foronIeoige en-
<tcrpention ira TrontriaS SIDE.
@Dcrne Gope Srou % 0ionomintt
cr crfIprebc / @elciriu9Stilitmb.
AIuorligc llroliaheOer ifaI ogioo
prre opitonet / @opcoito0en Gortc
oil |rince. % Armecn cr nj poa Sci
cit 0crbCn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-02-24
Uruiclbrepe.

Sinor5miuiiter Nfac Tco9h &C.
uotor Smoot, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Gormono, @fr. GaIpb Girefter Tor
Bureau Of Gngrnpiul % Triutina
% Here andre al Sc beiere 6lurftio.
uprcr / Observation-Disclosures bar |
Sen icrere Sio mo0toQet en- bel So
ZEN &repe, huori Be trIleS paa Sipet,
onQipcIig ioroi sc cr / 6aoer al an.
ifoiicIien al aroftpresier iiteoetior
sc hiotiI brugeIiac Soanopresier |
oct oocrnrpnte Bureau.
Sfisut SET utoiIiomt erten er CT,
megct oaorlig Speg, eIler ioltalo
bare TONNE SruiIer, 9isreS Der hoN
off muIigt for at ion Tinerere / gf-
ienScreu, encr afic,,oerne, nten til
tro6S for at belle Ben biiponible bent
meIige 8oIitiitprfe | Here Gage bar
orret / @irfiombeo, er oct boa lite
Irffeoes set at fomre Dem poa Spo'
ret.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-02-24

lGgge nGite Segislatur en- EIan til
oeres g~epareIie.
Get er Sanfen at benpiie til oen.
ne &ommisiion ale foreligeenbe Sor.
Hog al oenne Irt. commissioner
lfal beitaa al ipp WebIemmer, iom
alie ifal uon9pnes al 8upernsren.
0ette betraetes, iom iagt, iom en-
al De pigtigite Soger, Der foreIigger
Den nitppren0e 2egislatur oa pentes
at bile biofsre en- ifarp Strib mel.
lem Dem, iom er al ben Wening, at
Der al Staten bsr opfrPpes rimeIiae
Ifgifter at p9rbiiuloe ganofaIbs-,
Mineral og Sfogfoncesiioner, Tom
er tilltaaet Gripatperioner uben
8ootgisreIie, og Dem iom iiober inoe
meo fige &oncesiioner og life aIene
snlfer at bebolbe men of ia Dem
poerligere ubpibebe.
st interesiant Sorilag er fremiat
al Senator q. %. Sonborn fra glib-
lono; BET er ct Sorilag til eft @runb.
lopsamenoement, Der, ON oct ifuloe
blt ~peotaget, pilbe lGgee StpreIien
al gDen Waoiion / S~9nberne paa
SegisIaturen, paa Iamme Maabe iom
Sanoets Souebitao, @aibitgton, itp.
res at aonsresier.
Der er meget, iom taller / Sapsr
al en- Zig Sronine. @apitoI6panin.
gen, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF oe an.
ore itore StatsinItitutioner, iom er
beliggenbe / Waoiion, bprer inaen
Del al uosiiterne peb gpens ge-
Itprelie eler til offentIige Sorbeorin-
ger, noen bpa6 2egislaturen leilia-
beospis fan bepiIge. Sslgelig er
Sfattebproerne aanife t,,nae.
SorIlaget inoebolber pioere en- ge.
Itemmelie ON for Stotens Heanina
at inofisbe De ier nnrmeit tilarpn.
'enoe OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, Der Ifal
giTpnes me0 Sorben ng legaes til
Gapitolparfen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-02-24

&c eaunoiifc Mplccicrc or imo0
Ben iorciIooeoe OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
meIlem Canada % DC 6orcncoc Sta
fer. sc hoooe iorIc0en DAG ct tort
Nfsoe / Wiunipeg, % ell llOtalclle
blep fattct ON at man betaffer Jig
for Spbpplien al Spcoctoloen, Ionl
flru pil reiuItere l. at Gouo0aS &orns
banoel centraIiccrcS / minneapolis.
"Naar Dor Speoe bar poSicrct @rGn.
fen, heoer set" er Oermeo benS
Saga noe iom canaoiIf Spcoe. Eor
Mnnitobo go, I borb Speoc bill bli
benpttct til al bIonbe og iorbeore Den
omerifanife Spcoc meb / DULUTH o9
SoiQingbperne. &i pe6 olleiammen,
OF gmerifanernc bIanoer lin Spcoe,
og set er / bette Giemeb, DC bill Ia
fat / Dor"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-02-24
Zen brittle &egierings SorIIag til

~'H pi'''it JNeyjNt'hyS Opi ~
2op, bporcfter 9orbernes Sils BERG
nes fin Getoret. bleu | Sirsoags al
Tremicrminiiter Iiqiiitb otter fore.
IoQt llnbcrbuiet unber itor SpGnoing
/ oer oneripIote Col. ) Ell lGngere
Sale erflpreoc WiniItcrheien at
9anbet itob bag benne Reiorm; Sol.
fet frrpeoe Ben - oct bnpbe oct pit
peb lioite @nla, ga oct poa oenne
EroQramiog GAP Hcgicringen en- Wo,
ioritet al 900 - 6erior betpnfte SIC,
gieringcn iig life paa at forelGage
6enre @in iQien uben at bare forans
orct ct eneite Sro | Den, iiben ben
iiior blco ioreIagt llnoerbuiet. %
Sorberue / 1909 forfoitcoe Regierin.
acnS @ubgctiorilag begif oe politiif
Selpmorh, ingoe IiQuitb. - Mrpes
Iia al Sprinoelie, u%onloarli1 | 10.
o~nclien al i'm Magt % enIibig partiif
/ i'm Communicating - Ilig bar Den
Soriomling iom Sooeu hiotiN bar
bctroet til at iinte ellcr belt forpurre
oe iolfepaIgte Heprrientontcrs Iiqie,
rclier.' Genne SingeneS Silitanb
n1oo iaa en- Gnbe. Winiitercn oil0e
life o%iifoffe Sperbuiet men reforme'
re oct, ino set funoc bli til Suite lite.
oetior bare at liage p~aatucrfe for
llnoerbuictS 2opgiuningSarbeioe. -
q. :. @aliour, Sppoiitionens 2eber
/ llnoerbuiet, 'tolte imo6 Sorilaget,
Ifient oaioa ban inoremmebe, at Der
trGngtes en- "lenlpelig Heform", men
arpelig Het til .Sphe / Sperbulet bar
ct Trincip, Tom life belt funbe for.
faiteS. 9Ionbt @etnbiIens pigtig.
tie 9eitemmeIier err felgenbe: SpiS
Ell @in angaocnoe Ell @epiI9ninasiog
er peotaget al l%lnberbuiet, og Del,
life pe6togeS %uforanoret al Sper'
buiet inben Ell Woaneo efterat oct
bar mobtaeet Ben, piI ben auigepel op'
beieS til 9op pes at faa aongcns
llnocrifriit. SpiS en- @iu a%ngaaenoe
Ell Sffe-SeuilaninQSiag, peotogcS ire
@onge al lluberbuiet | 2sbct al
minSit TO gar, iaa oil ben peb at foo
aonacns llnberifriit oIigepel opbsics
ill 2op ilocn Senipu iii, enten Den
err peotaget al Sperbuict eIer ei. -
llNioIoet al Ben SorintnireSfamp
iom bermeb or bespubt, fan inaer
enouu i~oruoiigc.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-02-24

aooe Ioriptter blir fpolt | Ssbielen
Get or maaife enbun iortiolig al
ioruoiiae noget ON, boorpiot Oct ptl
Inffcs Senotor 2oriner ira Slinois
al beboIbe TIaoien / Sorbunosienotet,
Ificnt aongresieSiionen mart er oper
% ma nsopenoigpis en- al De isrite
Gage nloa trGfie Ell eIler anoen vi.
giereIie / Sogen; men uoen Senipn
til, bpab benne Ii9isrelie blir, iaa
er ser peb 6isie Siber ingen Soil ON,
al Sorimer er osmt / Sanbets Zine.
Get ipiaer Iiben RoQe, bporpiot Dion-
Den / egcn Herion bar gaaet rlinbt
o. ittffet Suicnoonarieoler | Rppen
poa De beitiffeliae IoIitifere / 2egis.
lntllren, elcr ON bette er beieraet al
bans politiife 8enner. Oct ipiaer
| girfeliabeoeu life engang ipnoerlig
Role, cnten bon bar pGret befienot
meo oct geitiffeliesipitem, iom gif
/ Spnng for at iao BAN palgt eller Ell.
San or Ell oenlt Mono unOer aqc
SmItpnoigbe0er, % ielo ON oct ifill.
DC bpn6e, at ban blep Ii00cn0e no lin
3io / Senntet, laa fan man iiffert
9aa no ira, at bans SnbflpoeIie I
SonosppIitifen or brllot. 2orimcria.
gen bar inliblcrtio bapt lin 9etpo.
ming berpe6, at Den bar benle6et Gan.
bets SpmGrfiombeo poa Ell SIDE peo
bort politiite Stpr % Stel, iom er
SfDlo /, at Der ioa oite flpber noget
itiObenirr0i9 pco omerifanif EoIitif
/ @eroenS Zine, og at mnngen bra
og bpberlig Berger ~iorioger EoIiti.
fen netop al ben @runo, of De mis-.
tGnfer Den for ot pGrc llren og imn,o.
liz. Oct bcbsper Oen nntllrIigpiS paa
ingen Waaoe at bore, og oct tor lit.
terIig n~ntngcS, at Slcrbe0en al pore
.oiientIige 0tpnO cr retifoine % ilbe.
itiffelige 6oIf. Sffeoeitonlinbre bill
Der peoblipe at bare benz iom ier
paa bort ofientliae Sip meb mere el.
Ter minorc bel b~egrunbet Wistanfe,
iaaIGngc politiife Sterrelier al Den
SDpe, Iom Sorimer reprrienterer,
iaar Son til at iiobe / iremiflote
Stiiiinger. Wten efterbpert ion TSol.
tet bltr mere % mere politiif paft,
eiterboert JON Oct lGrcr at inoie 9pt.
ten og Nsopenoigbeoen al at isIge
goot mco / De Sing, iom peorsrer
Sano&Itpre oQ StotSitprc, og toge be.
Ore WtooI al Oe Mpno, iom man puI.
ger til at reprGientcre iig paa begqe
Stcoer, oil 2orimertppen graopiS
forlpinNe. Saftum er, at Den boloer
paa at ~ioripinoe oacreoe mi. Sa
naor ri fonnrer ioo Iongt, at pi iuar
pirfeIig f~olfepoIgte Sorbunosienoto.
rcr, piI oct pie iig poerit panifclia
lnco en- oouacn MISUNDERSTANDING Tor
tpiliomme Eolitifere at opltaa @ola
til iIige StiQinger.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-02-24
hinsto .Srep
. @aibinstcn. 8. G.. 20ee Sebr. 1911.

SSulu ilNipHg 4. go Svpt NNeh' OIL
Ior 2anbsmano, 9oneresmanb
SAILOR Stecucriou ira Winneiota
bar p9ret meaet pirfiom | inbeup.
renoe aongreSiesiion. "Goneresiio.
nal 3ecpro" bier, at ban bar hopt
Srbet ire 8anee % oct i De aller pig.
tigite Saeer, Ser har forelisget til
@ebanblins. Gnbper, Der fie,oer
Steenerion, peo, at ban, naar ban
taler, altio maa blipe paabert meo
Spm9rfiombeb. SAM bar en- impo.
nerenoe 5remtrpben, en- itGrf % poa
iamme Sio bebaselig Stemme % ct
aoot Sorebras, Iiseiom ban altio be.
nptier ct FORFEIT. iormiulbenbt
Spros. Sans augmentation er
ifarp % ilaaenoe os rsber Den frem.
raseuoe Suriit. San tan osiaa