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The Forrest City times., 1911-10-06
"Where Did You Go This Afternoon?'

James shirts. and had to run in an itemized account of her wild expen- allure, Um
 No. no" continued sweet James to Jimmy-boy, aged three years. mo. no, papa's tired. Run on out into the kitchen to mammal"
 Well! Jimmy boy had been toddling about after mamma all afternoon and he was tired, too, So was mamma.
 'Wa-ayah-ow," remarks Jimmy-boy.
 "Geneyieye. take that child out into the kitchen and get his coat of. Can't you sec he's tired to death? Some people have no consideration for chil- dren," cooes James, the dear, domestic husband
 Genevieve was ever such a belle be- fore her James came along and gur- gled at her about tho ideal married life. A happy little home and a dear little wife was his text. No scouting about town for him when he had such a sweet girl as Genevieve waiting at home for him. And Genevieve looked upon her friends husbands who stay ed out to lodge meetings and asked her friends themselves how about 1t, and they all said with one voice "Genevieve, there's nothing so calcu- lated to make woman happy as really, truly domestic husband"
 Mother said so. too. And father re marked that James was a man after his own heart. But father belonged to two lodges and the c. A. R, bless him. and Genevieve wondered bit and sort of shied at acquiring a hubby so much superior to the beloved daddy of her childhood and the companion able. s-get-out-among-' 'em father of her later years who took her every single place she wanted to go when there was no one else interfering around
 But she thought 1t must be all right. And James adored her. She was not yet wise enough to see that James adoring her was not quite the same as James being adorable or their both adoring each other. and that those missing matters might become conspicuous by their absence in the strain and stress of welded life.
 Well, So Genevieve married James. And now there was a Jenny-girl, aged s, and Jimmy-boy. aged 3. and Gene vieVe did all tho work. except the waching. and took o2-o C: to chil-
The Forrest City times., 1911-10-06
Clock Seems to Be unnonular

The Dublin general post office clock seems to find little favor in the eyes of Dublin citizens. The other morning a man took off his boots and deliberately threw them at big plate glass window so as to smash the clock When asked by the magistrate at the police court as to why he did 1t, accused said it was because he could not tolerate the expression on the face of the clock" He was re- manded, and directions were given to the prison doctor to inquire as to his mental condition. The broken window was repaired but 1t was not allowed to remain long intact. Late on the same night it was again broken, this time by newsboy. This makes the fourth time the windows of the G. P. O. have been broken within fort. night
The Forrest City times., 1911-10-06
SOUND SLEEP Gan Easily Be Secured.

Up to years ago" woman writes. T was in the habit of using both tea and coffee regularly.
 Il found that my health was begin ming to fail, strange nervous attacks would come suddenly upon me, making me tremble so excessively that l could not do my work while they lasted; ny sleep left me and passed long nights tn restless discomfort. was filled with nervous dread as to the future "A friend suggested that possibly tea and coffee were to blame. and decided to give them up. and fin cast tng about for hot table beverage, which l felt was an absolute necessity, was led by good fortune to try Post. am.
 For more than a year l have used it three times day and expect, so much good has 1t done me, to con- tinue its use during the rest of my life.
 Soon after beginning the use of Postum. l found, to my surprise. that, Instead of tossing on a sleepless bed through the long, dreary night,
  dropped into a sound, dreamless sleep the moment my head touched the pill low.
 Then I suddenly realized that all my nervousness had left me, and my appetite. which had fallen off before. had all at once been restored so that ate my food with keen relish.
 'All the nervous dread has gone. walk mile and a half each way to my work every day and enjoy 1t. I find an interest In everything that goes on about mo that makes life pleasure. All this owe to leaving of tea and coffee and the use of Postum, for I have taken no medicine" Name given by Postum Co, Battle Creek, Mich.
 There's a reason" and 1t is ex- plained in the little book, The Road to Melville" in pkgs
 Ever read the above Ietterf new one appears from time to time. They are genuine, true, and full of human anterest.
The Forrest City times., 1911-10-06
t5ainst SeIf-Rocklnq Cradles,

$ rocking cradles are increasing in most thickly populated districts of city.
 "Se 1ocking cradles are the devils own tevice." fervently declares a health department official
 They're grand invention" said an overworked mother yesterday. "I can't cook dinner and rock the baby at the same time. I used to just have to let the baby bawl away. New the clockwork cradle stops its crying"
 'No kind of a cradle is good for a child announces Dr. Gottfried Koehler assistant health commission CT. "A cot Is far better, and will eventually put the cradle cut of use. '' !, T rock my babies myself" said Health Commissioner Young q allow no one else to have anything to do with the rocking of them
 Efforts of the city health depart ment to drive self-rocking cradles out of use will be Chicago Tribune.
The Forrest City times., 1911-10-06
Fruit Soup for Hot Weather.

A delicious ice cold soup is made as follows Take of any small fruit blackberries, strawberries. entrants or raspberries-two cupfuls; mash the fruit and add one cup of sugar. enough ice water and broken ice to fill a soup tureen. At the last dot spoonfuls of meringue on top and serve waferettes or dainty oyster crackers with it. Make the meringue of the whites of two eggs, beaten stiff, and one-half cup of powdered sugar.
The Forrest City times., 1911-10-06
Failed to Scare Him.

A plan was formed to scare a cer- tain Tim Casey, living in a village near Belfast, on his returning from market by night past the churchyard. As he went by, the usual turnip, white sheet and 1anthorn of the convention al ghost were submitted to his gaze, with the customary weird howls. Vim, however, simply looked fixedly at the apparition for a moment and re- marked "Arrah, now, and is it gen. eraf resurrection, CT are ye just taking a walk by yerself?"
The Forrest City times., 1911-10-06
Learned From Nature,

An enthusiastic friend was dilating to the woman landscape gardener on the obvious advantages she must de rive from actually experimenting the workmen who executed her designs.
 Being right out with nature that way you must learn so many interest ing things" said the friend.
 'I do.' said the gardener. T can tell the different kinds of whisky, the diff. ferent kinds of tobacco and the differ. ent kinds of profanity rod away"
The Forrest City times., 1911-10-06

'T have been home fully fifteen min Ites. Genevieye." growls James. Fully fifteen minutes. and here it is after five o'clock, and no sign of dinner You just getting home. tool I should think the entire day to yourself, gali- wanting about, was enough without staying out to such an hour Where have you been?"
 "Why, James. after got the work done. had to go down town to get your shirts ordered and to see about the children's underwear for winter. Then I got pattern for Jimmyboy's little coat that I'm going to make out of your old one I hurried all could and there's plenty Of time to get din ner. I'm not-so-very-tire
 Genevieve has been dragging about the shops all afternoon with two ba- bies. She always does. because James is certain that a good mother and a truly domestic woman would prefer to take care of her own babies. so they never kept maid. Useless extraya- gance," said James, and he was a we'll paid man. too. So domestic was James, besides. Quite the beau ideal of all GeneYieve's friends whose hus- bands were so depraved as to belong to lodges and smoke cigars and com init such-like atrocities.
 How on earth you women find amusement in that eternal shopping, There there. Let it go, say no more about it, Just get dinner right away. l'm hungry"
 Shopping, And she got the chil- dren's winter flannels and ordered
The Forrest City times., 1911-10-06
Fish In MIX.

One whitefsh, milk, salt, pepper half teaspoonful of butter, and half q teaspoonful of four. Butter pie dish, lay the fish in it. and cover with milk, sprinkle with pepper and salt and bake till the flesh will leave the bones when gently touched. Take UT the fish, lay it on a dish, put the milk into a saucepan. thicken 1t with butter and flour worked together, and pour around. Garnish with parsley and slices of lemon.
The Forrest City times., 1911-10-06
Creamy Fritter Sauce.

Beat one egg with one cup of granu- lated sugar. add any desired flavoring except fruit juice. and just before serving pour over one cup of boiling milk beating hard while pouring; do not return to the stove or try to keen IL hot.
The Forrest City times., 1911-10-06
A Truth SpeciaIist.

"BigSins says he is for the plain truth"
 Yes" replied the frank philoso- pher; but so many people think they are standing up for the truth when they are merely standing out for a difference of opinion"
The Forrest City times., 1911-10-06

quency m passage ahu I began to think there was no hope for me Doan's Kidney Pills cured me and have not had the slightest trouble since"
 When Your Back is Lame, Remem Der the Name-DOAN'S.
 For sale by druggists and general storekeepers everywhere. Price soc. FosterMilburn Co, Buffalo, N. Y.
The Forrest City times., 1911-10-06

to neglect.
 James c. Hardin, Weatherford, Texas, says: My feet and limbs became numb and I had terrible pains through the small of my back. Kidney secretions caused untold annoy. ance by their ire.
The Forrest City times., 1911-10-06
Wasted Opportunity

Stella-What do you consider a waste of opportunity?
 Bella-A freight train going through a tunnel.
The Forrest City times., 1911-10-06
WEAK, ILL AND MISERABLE.

How many people suffer from back ache, headache and dizziness with out realizing the cause? These symp- toms of kidney trouble are too serious
The Forrest City times., 1911-10-06

Hiram Greene-What did your sis- ter say when you told her was going to make a speech in the town hall tonight?
 Willie-She didn't say nothin'; she just laughed until she had mysteries.
The Forrest City times., 1911-10-06

No matter how hard the rules may De. they're as fair for us as for the rest of the gang
The Forrest City times., 1911-10-06
About the Size of It.

"Why is it?" queried the youth, that so many people fail to mind their own business?"
 or both" answered the home grown philosopher. They may have no mind or no business. s."-Philadelphia Press.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-06-13

ife % amerifonife Gauge % bslieoe
ltort gfialo.
Sopeotalen boloIes pao Hor'f al
Sobn g. Gricfion al Sionr 6nls,
Scntaor Gromioros BripatIefreirr.
San bolot Ell al De bebIte 3olcr, ban
n~ogeniinoc bar bolot, og palot tort
WifaIo ior ben liaeircmme og oriltlge
Wao6e, ban tolte paa, og Den orlJl'
male Cert, ban taltc oper. Wtr. Grief
ion tog uiorbeboloent oct Staro'
punft, at ben ireoelige Aoifiaelle
mellcu De TO Snn6e bar Ell Tel'tg'
nellie Tor begae 6olf. 1uIeren bcto'
nebe. at Get pilbe pGre illlot no lin
Srben, at Den zoe SUM bercfter bleo
ferret / 6GaeSifab eaer al bnaoe
NorbmGno o9 Spenifer | alnerifa
iom ct Ninoe ON ben ireoelige Ssss
ming al llnion8iaaen % iom ct froT.
tiat gepis poa, at Sreoen % 5orIt'
get bsr icirc og ari1 og ~liaennoe
2bcIGgqelicr blcp banlplt ira Dor
Sorb. Neiolutioner al oen art trent
iottcS citer 5alen % tllltemteS I'M
Der itor Subel.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-06-13

G%oaeuoe uge, 1S9 t tiIiparenbc llae
forrige aar, 1871 / 1909, 253, / 1908
og f61 i 1907. ) CANADA inotroi
Der iomnle llge 90 5oaitter moo 20
Den 'orcgooenoe llge og 36 tiIiporen.
DC llge forrige gar.
llofsr'elen al Spcoe Gnobefottet
afcD ira De isor. Stater os Canada
beIsb iia i lleen cnoenoe Soc Siini til
2,432,S20 Bulb. moo 3,673,366 ocn
foregooenoe llae oa t,700,055 / til.
'porenoe llae fprri9e aar. Z De 40
Tiger cnbenbc Soc Suni bar l~tbierie.
len 111,1S6,216 @uib. MOB 13s,.
2O2,O75 | tiliporcnoe Teriobe iorriae
Mar. llofsrieIen al Wois anorog /
llgens Ssb til t,G35,144 Bulb. MOB
563,596 forrige ll9e % 239,6S9 i
til'porenoe ltse iijor. : DC 40 Tiger
belsb Noisuofsrielcn iig til AZ. 900
591 @uib. MOB y 49S, 422 / DC til.
iparcnbe Tiger iiior.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-06-13
MpicbnS.R cicrpatiuneu Sro @aih-
YrpictenS Site truet.

guropriif 2iteratiir bar / DC &C.
mere Nar / Sperirttelle futoet tier
fere % itcrfere llobreoelie / Eeriien,
% nopnIig Be iranife 6orIattere fan
glGoc iia peo itor Dnoeit bos aIicrs
"Srauifmrno"; iaaleoes bar Den
Sebcran hoenoe. franifisote aapcl.
meter 9emairc operiat en- lang
Rrfte al SnIes Berries ssaer, Der
ale bar iaaet Den sunitigite Moota'
geIie. GeS itsrre Spiiat bar Oct pat'.
at Berries "Iopoge mitoi,r OIL mont
De-, ION 9emaire MI har operiat, or
bIepn iurblfot paa 6oranIeonin5 al
ben muhameoanife @eiitligheS.
Sogcn err Den, at Ell islamtt'lf
Ir9it bar opoaeet, at gosens Sno'
boIS pao Ct cnfelt Gurft foaiScrcr
meo zen ;biitiife SuerIcpcrins % Del
Tor er iitano til at benlrtte 6olfef
i iorlis Spil. Com man peo. laoer
oct @crne'fe MeiieieIifab Tia "'feoe"
op til @aanen; men efter Den lbirti.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-06-13
Zoe Suniieit.

Gen zoe Suni ieireoeS / @ebitcr,
z. Sat, iiOitc llac poa en- cncitaa.
enoc itorurtet Qiaaoe, ifripe8 iii
"Siolw Sails Hoiten". Seo uae oil.
ore zoe Suniieitrr hor Ser biotil ful
inoiunnct liz Norompn0, men I'll
Neuuc set Tom ogiao Spcnifcrne, o.
bc8ge Tolt iamIcoeS ior at minbcs
Den freoeligc SpIsSriua al lln,ouen
mellem De 10 Sanbe - Ell Union, iom
life par Ggtc. ioroi ben bar heIoiS
tpungcn o. oerior life ierte til nosen
lterre SeliieneIie.
Gn Itor 6oriamling msote ircm i,
BET bebitc Sommerpeir. 9lanSt Ia.
lerne par Giceglmernsr @prne al
6oulfion Sobn z. gricficn al Siour
sails og Toit. SouaSien al @ebiter.
Oct, ION bsi 8roS bibroa iii Sa.
gcnS 6elt9lons. par 8riea Sanaiore.
ming al Canton, ion % Mano iterf
Tom berop oa lang for Den Itcre Sor.
iamling. De lang baaoe norife, ipen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-06-13
&c o,ttitriote &ometbaler.

s Sen aometbale.3 ~isfusiion, Der
blusieoe op peo Den Salepife 8omets
5ilipnefomit, og iom iiben life bar
Iagt Jig, err Den italienIfe altronom
2ltigi armeQini MI fremfommct meo
ct meget bemerfeliespGrolet SnolGg,
ioet ban / en- artifel / ct aitronomlif
9ibslfrift erflPrer, at ban tpiler
iterft om aometbalernes reeae Grit
items; ban err melt tilbsielig til at fro,
at set 2psfpnomen, iom faloes $50
metbale", beror paa ct 40 optilf Tei
iremfolbt Saniebe0roJ.
Irmeuini bar laoet 2psitraaler
pasiere giennem 2inier, Der er it'll
let ifraat MOB Straalerne, og naur
ban oerefter bar label Straalerne
ialbe paa ~fotosraHife Hlaber, bar ban
facet 9psbilleoer, Der unegtelig bar
Ell forbIsffenoe 2igbeo meb De fieno.
te gilleoer al aometbaler. S Oct
omtalte Siosifriit ofientliggisr ban
IA al bisie Sotograiier, % / en- fort
R~eoeajsrelie ifilorer ban giaeoernes
9iIblipelie og uopifler, boorfor ban
tror. at aometbalerne bliper til PAD
ganife lignenoe Waaoe; ban t9nfer
lia, at SolItraulerne brpoes Jiennenl
en- linieiormet Smling Weteo,'
Masier poa iamme Waaoe iom gien-
nem Ell 8laslinie, og paa oenne
Waabe fremfommer &aleififfelier,
mar Solltraalerne ramnler Ell So.
met.
Sra anoen SIDE betpiles armeai-
mis- operraifenoe Sbeori imiolertio
meget iterft. ioet man gisr ppnlGrf'
iom paa, at Den pore 9igbeo, oper
bpilfen Den er bpgget, er al rent til
iPloia Nrt; ielp ON Heiultatet tager
Jig ems no, bebsper bet life at uGre
iremfommet pua iamme Waaoe, %
Nrmellini ierer / Girfeligbeoen iltet
oireftc 9epis for lin Eoaitano. Der
err tpertimob abifiqigt, Der taller imoo
SEN; man ipsraer I. Gr. ON, 6porh.
oeS ban oil iorflare oct Snftum, at
SoIipettret er ganife forifieaigt ira
aomctbaleipeftret, bpis bette iioite
pirfelig finn beitoo al brilbte Sol
trader.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-06-13
Gooa=Torcning poo
GarOdro.

Gboa SCREENING al lfunolndplffe
Stuocutcr peo NarporO llniperIitet
bol0t lin onrliae Hantct og Tola al
GmbcoSmuno uco ct talriAt Weoc
Notel Scunor / Boston WanoaNS gi'
ten ocn DE >Nuni. Get %for1angnc
Mar bar prret ct Merteuur / Tor-
uninacn@ Niitorie. Soreningen bar
ta9ct iiI Ylooa iom Ell Organization,
Ser iorisJcr at pirfc lor SoItetS gel.
Torcniu0cn pil iortluttc meo De irie
Observation-Disclosures | ellNcl'f Tor
SfauoinauCr pco Troipcct Union. Oct
bIcp bciIrttct at ipae element Cont
mcrcu pt 'omIc Ell Grl al CT $4,000
StiprnSiciouo til at wroCrboIoc biSle
NIoaier. % ell aomitc. huorai HrU-
iioeuteu or Sormoub, blcu polgt til
at iuhiamle @ioraa.
: @rtraQtnina al sc blot iorifiel.
li0c >Sutcrc&icr, Der rercr lia bIonot
SoreningciS Wcblcmmcr, blcu oct
beiluttet al beapnoc Ell Sumlin5 oeo
Sorporo llniperiitet al ole SIags
SfripeIicr, @pQer, @lobe % @rcue,
ser icncre fnn bliue til en- ailbe Tor
ifaroirouiif Siitorie / Nmerifo. Gctte
Nrbeioc oil ioretaacS unoer Seoelle
al Sen urac Norbmanb, Or. q. ".
Olicn, Snitriiftsr / Siitoric oeo Sar-
uor6.
! grfieuoel'c al. at SoreningcnS
6rcmaoue iaor ifpIScs / bsi GRAB
NrriiScutcus Sirfiombeb % 2ebeIic,
blep Hprbmouoen ebert Sletten ira
Ga Grosie, @iS., aieupaIgt til Bette
gmbcSc. I'll Siccprriibent palgtes
Sr. u. u. Glen, Rooiiou @is,
Sefretrr. !. u. Carton, Boston,
Wasi.; aosicrer, Z. u. auoerion,
Gonbe, 2. ..
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-06-13
st rtgt 2ano.

aatangooiitriftet / BET ipbeirligt
aongo laoer til at bore ct al @eroens
rigeite 9anoe. Get er nplten bell
opiplbt al Sieloe, og bisie piler iia
at il1beboloe folosiole Wrngoer al
ao6ber, forilben abifinia Gin og on
ore Wineraler. S5iaa 0iamantlet'
err err furone / bette 2anb.
Set err lmrligt at prroiGtte Sor'
bets aobberielter. Den etpar 3al
bill gipe ct 9egreb ON DC Sfatte, iom
aatangas Sieloe RUNNER. "Sbe
Union Winiere on Sait", 8dtango,
Ser arbeiber / Srllesifab meo She
9angunpifa Concessions, eier ioaGe-
oes a%obberfelter, bpor acbber til en-
IGrbi al oper 100 Willioner 0oI-
lars er blepet paopiit. 90 efter en-
geregning, iom for noele aar iioen
fortoges, ifaI aatanga bape Wine-
raler til en- @rrbi at 10000, 600
Collars.
s I%nttperpen bill ser MI bIipe aab-
net ct Wetalmarfeb ogiaa for aas
tanga.. 0erpeo pil 2anbet fsrit faa
Sen iitloe 9tptte al tine ~folosiule Rig-
BONNIE.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-06-13
"'@Saa &inna naa",
Solun8cr!

Eaa "9ugnao" 9aa, minneapolis,
Dtlnll., begDnocr altlaa "Sollngla'
get" lit AarSmsoe ST. / Gftm. Vtan-
bag bcn l9be SUM-. Gmbeosmpns
ocllc rapporterer, me Wcolemmer
llolfriues, % a~arspenge for nrltc
aor inobetales. Sorreiningsmsbe.
Eoler, Duff, Gang elcr anocn
SlaaS 600 llnberbolbring.
3irSbag 5orrctningsmsoc % Gale
al Vaitor aoolf greoeien. anore
Salerc ogiao. Gn 9amnrel Solrng
bar 1oot iom lopet at Ipnae "Soliln9.
piicn" Tor os. San bar / i'm 3io
iclu oigtet ben. Sorifieaigortet I'm.
berbolOnina, iamt ST. 6 aften en-
"9anfet" for Dem, iom bill bore meo
oa itioe melbcr Jig hos Dem, Der oro'
ncr Den gliirrc. SefretGren er en-
al Dem.
"Foa CHINA naa", Solunger!
acniett, Sa.
aritan 9reoeon.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-06-13
Spring Grove.
I0fter "SeraIo".)

:. y. Nonn"rilo o9 Sotierel
enlI'o tll'roootc SlrSoo9 Ell Hel'e III
SIH''lon' = Not'
"'r"' y ! Ho0n'o'' o9 Soffc'
rSt eo'o n~tF''''e Nl'"ooS Ill @r1Ho
@'eooorn' M'rln' Ior al oe'e0c inc
S'"0'Il''9'r Ger,
IS. IS, SertooIl % @l''iri' an
tom torlC0cH trO NlbCrt geo Tor at be-
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-06-13
Worofjorolaaet.

NoroiIorolagets Anrsltppne itaar
Tor 0srcn. Get boloeS / Wi1neupo.
lis ben 21oe og 22be SUM-. Court
brlcts Sorlamlingsial er Itiact til Dor
Rnooigbeb Sen 21be gitermiobag og
Den 22be Sormiboog. Gen 21be ST.
IA aiten bolbeS @anfet / slrc gn.
oitorium Sit ct. og lit aue. 80. =
iommc Steo ipm iiior. Den 22oe 9I.
9 Iorm. bolbes Sorretnin1smsoe I
Gourtbusinlcn. Samme Days Otter
mibboH bolbeS SrilliitsmsOc / Farfen
ueo Wiinnebobo Sails. 8obt Brc.
arum meb ilerc Salere er Iifret boooe
pro @anfettcn % | Farfen.
st tolrigt Msbe snifes og boober
ri, at ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ira alc Gelc
al port 2unb uil fonlnlc og gisre lit
til ct nelluftet og intereSiant Strune.
GorretuingSmpoet mao life glenn
mes; thi mango betponiltaSfllloe Ga.
ger iorclilger til Sorbauolina.
60 Crosse, @iS., Soc sunni 1911.
ghcrS for Sa9en,
~ rNprinu
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-06-13

Samilie. S ct 9rep til Zines"
gisr Barrymore Heoe Tor line @rfn'
ringer artgaaenoe Moifitoplanten,
bpis gunitige Snoflpbelie ban mener
of bape fonitoteret unber ii Mars Sp.
BOLD | 8eitairifa. Speralt, bpor ban
bar opbolbt Jig, bar ban iaaet 6rs al
Flanten oe ier beri Ell 6orflaring
poa, at bperfen ban e1er bans &ii.
itru noeeniinbe er Bit angreben al
Malaria. San bar o9iaa labet 9lo.
oene feniif unberisee, bporpeb De
bar pit iig at t~noebolbe en- Ptberiif
Die %betpoelig mpngoe. SfaIO oct
MI ~pirfelig fan berries, at 2llgten al
oisie glaoe forbriper Sniefterne, BIZ
Blanten uben 5pil faa Den nlIeritsr.
tie getponing. Som befienbt ofres
Der bpert Iar itore GUNNER paa Sor.
log paa at ubrpboe De ipgoomsipre-
oenbe Sniefter / Troperne.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-06-13

1fe FRO iupDer Eroieten Nubamebs
a,lte | Simmelrummet melem Waa.
men og Soroeit, oa l,aor De Neiienoe
bar foretat ben iantaitiife 3rr / lise
Sinie ira Sorben til Maane,l, mua
Dc altlua bope tsrnet iammen meo
Frofctens aiite. Wen oenne Gocn.
t%ualitet og bens irpgtelige Sslaer
maa emo life fitnne tTnfes, og berfor
bar De ibiitiife Br9Iter, Der er meget
ino'lpoeliesrige, iaaet uboirfe, at 20.
moten er blepen iorbuot og oct no.
lelote Splog foniiiferet.
allie eremplarer bar man BOG life
funnel iaa fat /, og runbt ON / Ber-
lien iibber Solf oerior MI % npocc
Den iarlige BOG meb iao meget lterrc
NpsgierriJbeo, iom oct giplber om
life at blipe sreben paa ierif 9ier,
nina.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-06-13
WoTitopIanten.

i lange Stber bar oct prret en- no
breot Gro, at Ylanter peo lin eiens
opmmeli5e % ifarpe Srgt bar Den Tor
Wenncifene pelgisrenbe egenifab at
iorbripc Ding. st Nemteifc, iou lug
ter al 500 I. Or, ifal bore ganife be-
ifpttet MOB Wpgaeitif, % 10 mere
9saIugt BET ipreoer, oes bebre. gn
bebaaeligere 0taabe of boloe Snief~
terne paa Iiitunb paa fol pore at
brifte ct Gefoft al GitrpuifaI, bpor.
peo SuSens lloipeoning iises at pirfe
mpgiororiuenbe.
Smiolertio iinbes Der o3iaa pise
@,iifrr o. Srpr, iom paaitaaes at
iaae ubebageliee Sniefter paa 6lusr.
Iette ifaI ipecieIt prre SiIi9lbet meo
gucalpptustrret % aaitorolieplan'
ten. ut eucalyptus meo lin baI'oml'
ife Slift ifuloe bape en- iaaoan Sirf-
ming. ipnes Dog of pGre en- nrigtig
antageIie, ifisnt Greet inoirefte Dir.
fer PEG al uotsrre Warfen % iaale'
oeS bercpe Sniefterne Get Clement,
&c bebsrer ior lin llouifling % 6or-
plantniue.
) noale gar bor Ell cn1elif Muior
Barrymore tult Ell anoen Flantes
Sas / Senne Senieenoe. San falocr
ben %aifitoplanten for al irerrhrpc
bens geenifab. Oct er en- Slass "a.
iilifuiirt, iom pnrer | ~irhtropiife
] gene, % tilhsrer be 2Gbeblomitreoes
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-06-13
TOIfcifOlcuS IHlutuiua6fcit.

De iBr npDntc Otto Iu1gC MtUn0 OF
apiuocr, Ser iuar Q~ruoucrcoc ira @u,
ems 9stifoIe, bleD unoer a]filutuiuQs.
feiteu paa 0rano Opera &ouiC ii0ite
Gor5Oo8 aitcu ~opcrrnftc iii Ciplont
al S~foIcrauocta 6ormauo, Reu. $.
s. Green, Gu aoartct al @SiifoIc.
QlJer gan et &ur Saugc t~ilbeoite, od
en- an0en al De uuge bigger iauQ en-
Colo, hporpaa DR.. i. Z. BOLTON ira
l]luiperiitctct | Soma Sin hol0t en-
GaIc ON "SSoealer", iiGr ga Oe llnaes
SSoeuler, iunIeoea ION Dc bur0e trent
cIifes % uouifIe3 / pore Stoler. 6or
isrite Sang her / Spen par Der oaraa
Graduation Tor Dem, Der III oeo Sfo.
leaarets Slutnlng hapoe gieunem-
gaaet ottenoe alasie 90 er ipr0iqc til
at beggH0e iom "Srcibneu" / Ssi.
lfolen. alaSien par megct itor, mem.
lig 81, o. set bleu mOer COerrpf.
tellen al 1iplomerne u0tali Oct Saub
% 2nife, al alaSien piIoe pare Iige.
'dG tolria, laar Den ON IRE Mar ara.
ouerer ira @siifolen. Gu al Sisie
Brnouenter ira soe aIasie 9ero
gucfnea neb Den llomerfeIic life
al BABE miitet en- encite Zine / Sfo.
len, iiben bun lem aar. gammeI be.
epubte | ueoerite alasie.