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The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1911-02-07
SHEEP ARE PROFITABLE.

Sheep require less attention than
any other farm animal. They do not
have to be curried or brushed or
washed; neither do they have to be
tied with halters or confined with
stanchions. All they need is good
feed. clean water and absolutely dry
shelter, and for this care they will
return a better profit considering the
Investment than TN other animal on
the farm.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1911-02-07
AMERICA AND CHINA.

America and China are now bound
togsther," writes Frederick McCor-
mick. in an article on How America
Got Into ~Manchuria,' in the February
Century," first. by common recog-
milton of the necessity to China of in
repentance. integrity Of territory and
jurisdiction. and freedom of develop
ment and trade, to the promotion of
which America is committed and.
second, by reason of common re-
wards and rebuffs sustained in pro-
noting China's policy and Americas
diplomacy. Together with the inVa-
sion Of the Hu-kuang loan, the impe-
rial sanction to the Kin-chau-Aigun
contract completes Americas entry
into the Chinese empire. 1t supplies
the desired basis, and displays the
unprecedented opportunity achieved
tor American and trade and
for American influence in eastern Asia
by President Taft and Secretary Knox
within the short period of two years"
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1911-02-07
Condition of Superintendent Brown
fSnecial to News and Observer.)

toPec1d1 % 1<c0S ~
Oxford, n. c., Feb. 4.-Mr. r. L.
Brown. who has been very sick since
Wednesday when he underwent an
for a carbuncle, is still quite
sick. but is pronounced no worse this
evening by his physicians.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1911-02-07

Life is an arrow, therefore you must know
what mark to aim at, how to use the bow,
Then draw it to the head and let it go.
Van Dyke.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1911-02-07

Duty makes us do things well, but love
makes US do them Notwithstanding
Brooks.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1911-02-07

Mr.. James CreeInan made a spe-
cial journey to Mexico, a couple of
years since, to gather the material
and the illustrations for his forth
coming book on "DiaZ: Master Of
Mexico Much Of the material he
gained through personal interviews
with Diaz, Limautour and other peo-
pie in high positions in our neighbour
ing
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1911-02-07

Don't put too fine q wit on your point for
fear il should get blunted.-Ceryantes.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1911-02-07
FIRST PLANTER OF NORTH
CAROLINA

Continued from Page One.l
The Forrest City times., 1911-04-21
Death of Mrs. Sam Sulcer,

Mrs. Sam Sulcer died at Her home in Palestine, Saturday night, at 2:3O o'clock, after short illness. MT. Ainsworth, of the A. L. Stevens un- dertaking establishment of this city, embalmed the body and prepared it for shipment to Little. Rock, her former home, for burial. The services were held at the residence of her sis ter, Mrs. Saffenfield, HOO Welch street, Sunday afternoon at four o'clock, Rev. MT. Few in charge.
 The pallbearers were selected from the Woodmen of the World, the Knights and Ladies of Honor, of which she was member, and from Hunter Memorial Church, where she formerly worshipped.
 The Woodmen's Circle and the Knights and Ladies of Honor had charge of the services at the grave.
 She is survived by her husband, two brothers, II. NJ. Hughuley, of At lanta, and R. J. Hughuley, of New port, and one sister, Mrs. Saffenfield.
 1t is barely two years since Mir Sul- cer claimed this charming woman in Little Rock, and during this short period she had endeared herself to all who were fortunate enough to claim her acquaintance, and as she lay in her coffin the same smile that won the love of her husband and friends fingered on her countenance She seemed asleep = yes, asleep in the arms of Jesus.
 To the afflicted husband we offer words of condolence.
The Forrest City times., 1911-04-21
CALDWELL TIMES.

The farmers have begun to get busy again. The week has opened up pretty and fair. Let's all get busy and do ourselves good, and if we can't do our neighbors good, let's try and do him no harm.
 MT. Thomas Goldberg, of the Bot toms, was in the city last week visiting MT. Chas. Deyazier, and relatives and friends. We were glad to have him with us.
 Messes. L. NJ. Royal and T. w. Nc Clendon were seen here last Sunday enroute to Hughes Cemetery.
 Mrs. Annie Royal and Mrs. Matte Atchley were guests of Mrs. J. R. Browning one day last week.
 Mrs. W. W. Adams spent last week visiting relatives and friends.
 We are having lots of rain, and the farmers are getting behind with their work.
 The health of the community is very good at present.
 Misses Zelma and Lora Royal spent Easter with their grandparents and other relatives and friends, all of whom were delighted to see them.
 The stork visited MT and Mrs. J. k. Browning the first of the week and left them sweet little girl baby. The young lady tipped the scales at fourteen pounds, and has already taken possession of the house. The mother is doing nicely, but J. R. is- we'll we won't tell on him.
 MT Floyd Jett and Miss Della Bur- nett, of Caldwell, were happily mar ried last Saturday. We wish to join in with their many friends in extend. ing congratulations and best wishes for their happiness and prosperity.
 Josh No. ,
The Forrest City times., 1911-04-21
DEMOCRAT TIMES.

Fishing weather has just begun. Cotton planting will soon be over. Services at our church last were largely attended.
 Health is very good in this locality. Mrs. Lee Cook left last Sunday for her home in Memphis, after a very pleasant sojeurn of couple of weeks at the Thomas home.
 The Judge doesn't have much to do nowadays, but somehow he is al- ways busy, 10 hear him tell it. The chronic kicker boasts of her garden. She says she has the finest garden in the country.
 The rain has ceased for awhile-it is hoped so any way.
 Mir. Cravcns was in this community last Saturday night.
 There was large crowd out to church and for the egg hunt last Sun- day, and everybody seemed to enjoy themselves.
 The Squire will soon be busy cut. ting his alfalfa, and then business will soon pick up.
 Silver Bill No. ?.
The Forrest City times., 1911-04-21
Fine Program at The Helena Chan.
 tauQua.

The Helena Hospital Association is to have an eight day Chautauqua Assemble at Helena's beautiful park Beech Cresi-Nay Ito Is inclusive. On the progrum for the week are:
 Senator Bob Taylor.
 Hon. Luther Manship.
 English Opera Company.
 Star Quartette.
 Sin Souci Opera Company.
 Walt Holcomb.
 St. Louis Orchestra
 And others too numerous to mention. Season tickets are s2 % for adults and sl.50 for children for the entire sixteen numbers. Hone should pay a single admission each time it would cost s7.s5 to hear and see all.
 Special rates are being made by the railroad companies, and one and one. third fare for the round trip should bring lots of people 10 Helena.
The Forrest City times., 1911-04-21
Midnight In The OZarks

and yet sleepless Hiram Scranton, of Clay City. H., coughed and coughed. He was Tn the mountains on the advice of five doctors, who said he had consumption, but found no help in the climate, and started home. Hearing of Dr Kings New Discovery, he began to use it. T believe it saved my life, y he writes flor 1t made new man of me, so that l can now do good work again For all lung diseases, coughs, colds, la grippe, asthma, croup, whoop- ing cough, hay fever, hemorrhages, hoarseness or quinsy, it's the best known remedy. Price soc and sI .OO. Trial bottle free Guaranteed by all druggists.
The Forrest City times., 1911-04-21
IRE ROAD WORKING.
Despite the Indictment Weather Big
 Project Pulled off Successfully

The much advertised and long looked for road working day has passed and left behind it demonstration of what can be accomplished when rightly looked after. The rain of the day be- fore interferred to some extent, and the cold fog and mist of the early morning on the day of the workinr possibly kept some from coming milo had intended to assist, but, the crowd who did show up, and who worked to the best of their ability through the day, are being congratulated on the on the outcome.
 Where we had been led to believe that we would have some 1900 men and 800 teams, we had quite number less than that, but enough to demon strate that a road such as we had to build could be put in good shape in 10 hours
 The business houses of the city closed, as agreed, and nearly all of the business men were out on the road aiding in the work, both by their labor and their presence.
 The squads of men were divided into 10 sections, beginning at the suburbs of the city, extending to the St. Francis Bay. Sections l, ?, and 4, had large squads and did excellent work, the road showing up in fine shape. Sections 8, and 10, also had large squads and that part of the road, the worst of all, was put in a fair condition to be finished speedily. Section 8 and was new road where the survey left the old road going straight through from the creek to LeVesque, distance of more than a mile. Jno. C. Hilliard, J. M. McKie, Forrest Harrell, Thos. Austelle, Wm and Harry Greenfield, D. H. Hamilton, Geo Eldridge, D. Block and others, had the strip from the creek to Le- Vesque, and had to cut out a road through regular wilderness, but they accomplished their task by getting to work by 5:3O in the morning and stay ing right at it until o'clock in the evening. These gentlemen deserve great credit for their part of the work. Another hard task was that of put ting in the 65 foot bridge across the creek. This bridge was constructed entirely of timbers, and was looked after by o. C. Beaman, the contractor, assisted by MT. Small, and bunch of about 20 men. The work was some what delayed in the morning, but the bridge was practically completed when quitting time came. There is one span yet to go in, but the delay was caused from lack of material, and would not have occurred but for that reason. Upon it being known that the bridge could not be completed, the majority of those working on the bridge secured shovels, spades and axes, and went to work on some bad places in the road above the bridge and did effective work there. Wynne | Progress.
The Forrest City times., 1911-04-21
GOODWIN TIMES.
Health IS good here.

sc 6ONN
 pr. q. A. Mccormack was hand. some business visitor to Lonoke Sat. urday.
 NIT. J. J. Reedy and daughter, Miss Beulah. John Sherman and Miss Pearl Henley, were visiting in Forrest City Monday.
 Mir. w F Chilner and Miss Minnie Grimes were married Sunday night at the home of the groom's aunt, Mrs. A. T. Henley, Squire John Sher- man, officiating. Mir. Chilner is a prosperous young farmer of this place, while the bride is the beautiful and accomplished daughter of the late J. A. Grimes.
 Little Attic Dyal, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Frank Dyal, became danger iously III Monday evening and Drs. c. A. Mccormack, of this city, J. A. Bogart, of Forrest City, Robt. Hol- land, and Bettis, of Wheatley, was called and these gentlemen decided that the little girl had been poisoned by an overdose of some drug. We are glad to note that she is up again. J. J. Reedy spent seyerel days in Lonoke and Little Rock this week. Mrs. Ira T. Winfrey spent several days at Hope last week visiting with friends and relatives.
 MT. W. ]. Jordan was a business visitor to Forrest City Tuesday.
 lack
The Forrest City times., 1911-04-21
Wash Those Pimples off.

Use D. D. D., that mild, soothing wash, that recognized remedy for Ec- zema and all skin troubles. First drops take away that awful burning itch, cleanse the skin-wash away every pimple-every impurity. Nothing like D. b. D. for the complexion.
 Get 25c trial bottle today, worth ten times it's cost to have a bottle in the house. At any rate, drop into our store to talk over the merits of this wonderful prescription. Sold by J. T. Sanders.
The Forrest City times., 1911-04-21
The Sound Sleep Of Good Health

Cannot be over estimated and any ailment that prevents it is menace to health. J. L. Southers, Eau Claire, Wis, says: "l have been unable to sleep soundly nights, because of pains across my back and soreness of my kidneys. My appetite was very poor and my general condition was much run down. l have been taking Foley Kidney Pills but short time and now sleep as sound as rock, my general condition is greatly improved, and know that Foley Kidney Pills have cured me-" J. T. Sanders.
The Forrest City times., 1911-04-21
A Reliable Medicine-Not A Narcotic

Mrs. F. Marti, St. Joe, Mich, says: "Our little boy contracted severe bronchial trouble and as the doctors medicine did not cure him, l gave him Foley's Honey and Tar Compound, in which l have great faith. It cured the cough as we'll as the choking and gagging spells. and he got we'll in a short time. Foley's Honey and Tar Compound has many times saved us much trouble and we are never with out 1t in the house. J. T. Sanders.
The Forrest City times., 1911-04-21
One Conductor Helped Back to Work.

MT. Milford Adams is his name. and he writes: "I was confined to my bed with chronic rheumatism and used two bottles of Foley's Kidney Remedy with good effect. The third bottle put me on my feet and I resumed work as conductor on the Lexington, Ky, Street Railway. It will do all you claim in cases of rheumatism It clears the blood of uric acid. J. T. Sanders
The Forrest City times., 1911-04-21
p. C.. MN Boot] SboQ MakQr
Next to NeiIl { Heary'. Blacksmith shsp.

All kinds of Repairing done on short notice and at very reasonable prices. Out of town orders will also have my prompt and careful attention. Having recently installed Fleming Shoe ma chine, 1 am prepared to do half-soling at lower prices than ever before.
 GIVE ME A CALL
The Forrest City times., 1911-04-21

See the Light Plant man at once about wiring your house or place of business. You'll never regret it, and you'll never be contented with any other method of illumination.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-11-14
J Paiens Bug.

Sra PeniacoIa, 8loriba, meooeles
en- frpgteIis 9iIbrageIie:
Otter en- SAINT, Ser pareoe | noe
item en- Sime, og %boorunoer Silfen
bIep iuloitpnbig giennemboret Of
Riflefu9ler, lpffebes BET enoelig ioag
(oen 9be @ooember) ct ballot Snes
RGnb at iaa 2ipet al ben aiGmpe-
bal, iom igaar fortPreoe Siiles an'
tome. llbpret par oper IL SOB langt.
@eb aabniugen al Siifen fanotes
rGiten belle 2iget al antoine | SiIfens
Bug. Stoplerne bite tpbelise Wer-
fer eiter Siifens ~ierOObbeIte cambria.
Der.
Sorot gisre Sbentififationen ntpil-
iom bar ct anfer, iom antoine bapoe
Iaoet tatooere pua Gpggen. enonl
fuloitGnoig tpoeIiQt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-11-14
Rig Sufferro ehoit.

Sra Wenomonee, Wih., meooeles
Den 10be Hpo.: q. @. WcGormicf,
@eitprer al Weromonee Srfferfabrif,
forteller, at Sarmerne / Wfenomonee
County, iom bar OreDet meo Oprt-
ming al Sufferrper, pil fortl9tte Der
meo npite gar / b~etpoeIig forsget
Waaleitof. Sufferroeaulingen / Den
~norOlige Gel al Staten CAB iaar ct
opermnaoe rigt llObptte. Wange at
Sarmerne bar faoet iaameget iom
$3.50 for lin Sufferroeapling. Set
antageS, at Snfferiabrifen iaur bill
uobetale oper 100000 til Sarmerne
/ Den norolige 9eI al Staten.
Sabrifen bar biotil / inoep9renoe
SPion tiIpirfet oper 5000, 900 Binb
Suffer, og set antages, of Sotalpro.
buftionen inOen garets llogang pil
beIsbe fig til 2O,000,0000 Gunb.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-11-14
Secprab % Smegn.
2anpifabsmalcr @crlicn.
Zen 13oc Nppsrtber 1911.

aluItmoIer G. Sptber @erIien
fom / 9erouas til @pen ira @iscon'
lin % piI opbol0e iig her Ell ngeS
9ib % muIigens IGngere, "a ban
maaite nil male eroeI 9nrtier ira De-
corab % Smeeu. Sr. 8erIier Dor
for Chen / Gbicogo % er ct anIet
gPebIem al "Gbicngo Irt GIilb"; men
han er for BET meite paa Reiie % bar
beisgt mart iogt ale mere befienote
Stcoer / 9unbet oa malet Ell Wpngoe
2anoifaber paa tine Streiftog. Son
err en- Meiter | acknowledgement, og
hans 9onoifabsmaIerier bar purloet
aIminSelig guerfienbeIie hos aiinit'
frittfen.
timber Ell @iIit, han ibag oFlo9be |
"Secorab Goiten"s Heooftiou, ~iorcpi,
itc ban cnoeI gfporeIIer, iom tiIiuIoc
aootgisr, at ban er Ell on9tig annit'
rer. Oct bar Eorticr sells fro Nor.
ae, bells fra 9ocificfpiten % NelS fro
0Snneiota % @iSconiiu. San bar
ogiaa mco iie en- Del 0IiemaIericr
iom Der bill opre NrIebning for Sn.
tercsiercoe at tage / Sicinn pna Com
merciol SoteI, boor ban Dor urbcr lit
SpboI0 / @nen. Sr. Wcrlicu or ubs
6anret unocr Srlo gcrQSIien / Sri
itiauia % bar beSu6eu ihtNcret
&oris.
s 8iScon'in bar ban | set ieuere
beisqt fIere al Sc itsrrc @per % Oprs
fct I'm aurit / &c melt moIeriife gane
berneSe, iprIig / Smegueu al Gan
Claire % Ga crosse, fra hoiIfe Ste.
Ser ban ferer meo iig enoel iieISen
pofre 8iQeher. San bar iolat mango
al fine Stpffer / De nppnte @ner. Ii.
aeiom bans Grbeiocr ioet belle LET i'm
Ser Sicbere. Oct or at babe, al
Sunitneren bill bli i Gecorob Ipugc
not iii, at De at Spens SoIf. iom in
~tereSierer iig for auuit, fan fan au'
Ieoning iii at ie De pnfre @ineOer.
huoraf ni ogioa hnaber, al ser utI
BIZ ret mango igien her, raor ban
ieIc forlaoer os.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-11-14
panoelsrcreIIen.

vi @raoitreets Sanoelsoperiigt for
llaen enbenoe lite bs. ~anfsres:
Ser er freinbeles gooe lloiister for
SanoeIen og Sen er allerebe MI be.
tpoeIis bebre END paa famine Sio
ifior. Sobberss meloer goo 5orret'
ming, % DC ioruoiiser en- iepn Silta'
gen uboper ginteren. S~eitiainger
for gaarparer inolober BOG noget
tent, iirr for gomulosparer, Ga man
enbnu life ipnes at bare fulb Siaio
til bette Marfeb, gnfelte 8eoerier
GpensIanoitoterne bar / ben forlsbne
ll9e life funnel oporiue %tilltr9ffelig
arbeiosbiaIp.
8 llgen enbenbe 9be Hop. belet
l,bferieIen al Suede, inobefattet NeI,
fra De Soreneoe Stater oe CANADA Zig
til 3,35O,S13 guibels, MOB 1865.
500 Ben ioregoaenoe llge og 3,OSO,'
1913 Ben tiliuorenoe uge iTlor. S De
10 Tiger, Der enote nGpnte Cato, an
orog oenrle lloisriel til $685. 11
guibeIS MOB 3S,3S5,3S6 / tilioa'
renoe EerioOe iorrige aar.
MaisubfsricIen belsb Jig / ugen til
27S, SOP @uibcls MOB 353,6SO Jam
me llgc flor. S be 10 Tiger par No.
iericlcn al Wais 1O,635,520 But
iGelS, moo 7,O36,094 / iammeEerio'
De iorrige aor.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-11-14
Situationen / China.

Sra Eefing meIbes ben 12te Hoo.:
GUAM Sbi &ai Ioper | en- Sfripelie
Ill Heaieringcn of fonmc til Tefing
forat oiafutere Siliationen, men ban
ioitboI0er i'm geilutning ON life at
bile oOertage StiQingen iom Gre.
miermintiter. San oertes at al.
fornme imor9en og bill itrar bli gipet
IrloieuS hos HrinSrcgcrten
Gen amGrifunife legation tror
life, at GUAM Sbi Sal bar raaoet
Seiicrcn iii al obOifere, iom Der bar
gaoct Hpgter ON, men oct er muIigt
at ban ienere bill gisre oct. Sans
SfrioelIe I'll Heaierirgen bar al
ien0t ira bans Stem / Gbaugte 81
ianor. Samme Sag r~eiite ban til
Gbcng.Gbom forot fonierere nreo en-
Population fra ScgiSIaturen / Ero.
uinicn Sonou.
Get Saftum, at Sen Wanh, iom
HcgicrirgcnS Sfirbne er oibrngia
uf / beiere 8rao enc al roaen anoeu
enfeIt Terion, M cr pao &cien til
Refing, bar poft mt Saab ON, at oct
piI lpffeS al ian SIut pna DC nprp9.
renbe forpirre0e SiIitnnbe.
Oct ontagcs, at Sofiet niI for.
blipe / beu iorbubnc 9p, ihet set bar
en- 5oritoacIie al oct oanOittige i at
forIabe Sopeoitaoeu M. %iocrc FOR.
lp6er oct, at aciieren er oilig til at
mo6tage en- GARLIC Feniiou 90 meb
lit Sol opilao lin 9opGl | SeboI, bpiS
bans Sifferbeo ser aaroutercS. -
Grins Gbiua Ser iortiben iurgerer
Iom Eremieruiniiter, enIfer at bli
oeune Stiuing foit. ifisrt han trent
0eIeS pil Itstte Hegerteu, Der ingcu
arbcn pnolioeIig RaoOgior bar.
Situationen / aai. 6ena / Gropin.
len Sonau er meget fritiit, 8ltoer.
nsreus Samilie bar iorIaot @per,
6uoerneren ielu cpboloer Tia irem.
oeIeS Ser, men ioper life / RaIabiet.
europpiife % omcrifanife 6Ipet.
hinge, iom er anfomulet bio ire
Sai. 9ueu.6 u / Erouiuien SbanASi
beretter, at iusen llbIGnoinger er
bIepet foruIcmpeSe. Serimoo or @il,
perueren, bans Siiir,i % 30 Wor,
duer bIepet baIsbusgeoe. HebeI'
Ierne boIoer itr9ug Srben.
Mufben os Reptmana foutrole
res al 6oriparSioreniuger beitaaenSl
al MilitGre % 9ipile.
5ra 8nnfing mel0es. at Srbcnel
o~prctboIbes | Spen, % at ale llolGn
oinser err iifre.
gfterretuinserne ira Tropinien s
Chang eaar no paa. at Spreret lpre
Der Tia. 90 at Situationen er mese
aIuorlig. Slere al Yiisiion9rerne e
bIepet repebe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-11-14
9prina 0rope.
Otter "Serafo".)
MIfreh stnrIir % anniIie I

- IIfreb Storlie % 5amiIie on.
fom forIeoen fra GIgin, q. O.. bpor
DC bar 2ano, % bill tilbringe ct Bar
Iaancber hos Sleatninge bcrnebe.
So9n @ran reilte forrige Sirs.
bag til minneapolis for iom Hepr9.
icntaut for Sotnineloget at beItage i
oct S~GaeSuebe al 9p9belagene, iom
ben llge oiboIOtes oeroppe.
Wartin arution, Der beitprer
en- &~IGbeSbauoel | Sionr Sails, 9.
Gaf., er beritcos bIcuen gift meo
Wiiis Mabel Sbacfitab. Wr. arut.
ion er feot % opporen / 9Iacf Sam.
mer, boor 9rsbrene Suit % Deter
fremoeIcs Dor.
Sbos. @ipeIien bar ioIgt oen
gomIe gergsruo.6 arm noroenior
gpen til Sobu 9ropbp. Sarmen be-
iiaar al 225 Icres, % 8isbeiummen
onaipes til $4,000, men Dtr. Gipe-
lien bar iom oelois Detailing tneet ct
Gor minore fSarme, en- beIiggenoe peo
RrebIe % en- anoeu peo Poripnlf,
@is.
Set Wltiif. % Saneeritepne,
iom iorrise Ssnoug aiten. ben ste
Nop., aibolotes i Spring @roue, bar
/ ct % alt en- SufceS. Spring 8rope
Wcnigbeb bnpoe in0bu6t fine Nabo.
menigbeoers airfefor % "ganos" til
at aiboIoe bette fsrite Stepne inbeu
fin Mi6te, % Snobp0eIien blep nleo
8lr6e mobtaget. Der msbte Strife.
for fra @ilmington, Spb % Roro
ga Grosie, gig Canoe, SisblauopiGe,
meoets Der al beis9enoe "ganos"
bar fire tillteoe, nemIig fra 8ilmlng.
ton, SigbIanopiae, Glitao % Spo ga
Crosse, iaa Der ioIt meO Rirfeforet %
"9anoen" | Spring @rooe bar 215
Sangere og 10 Muiifantere. Sic.
iterne anfom 2srbag git%erniooag,
% SCI. 7.30 ON Iitenen msotes man
ior at inoepe programmed for nPIte
Iitcn, mebens Ell @eneralprsoe az
boIotes Ssnbag gitermiooag. Soon.
certcn Dor meeet pellpffet. Frogram'
NETS ierite Del beitoo al Wtli-
fit al Spring 8rope, 8tlming'
ton, SigbInno % Spo ga Grosie
"9anoS", Der boer ipiueoe 10 Ninlre,
og enoelig tire Nllmre al De ioritiel'
Iiae "9anbS" / SpIesifab. Cant
ipiaet bar for be fleite Ell bebagelig
SoerroifeIie, Ga bet par beore emo
frnSe pentes eiter fun TO Grsper.
Ser Saugnumre al BET tore 8eIles-
for uSgiorbe Programmes anoen
Gel, % set bIep bel ubicrt. Der bleo
unoer Steunet toget Sfriot til per-
mouent Organization, % man baaber
inoen life l9nge at funne mpoeS
igien.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-11-14

erfIrrebe bet for at prre "tpF Se5ema S.s
bsuatr en- salpe, ION eGssu eau mia men pen M0'O.
mia NE upeet spet. Gan tiIrdaerbe INTO estpoa al
s,r,.o, gutirrra-g gislerue. ia penue S7seoH I
oarssis bar paret Dor GoHiIie % par oHiett Tor at
pare arvsIipt, piIoe iss eisre alt for al bltoe ben toe'
Ora fVrfaHese mia Guiieura 6rbe, Ointment % xu'
Ter, ga bet iuutes of pGrs uetpp hoas iea trGne'e'
"speeUmmca aiUrs, fore 6remfr'ot nil ephem'
tubtiI lea ~ euiieurasTielsrHe 'pm par reHle' az"
CUB fra OeHue Bet. Ora ben Sto' sa e'Ssma 49, ~,
s,n,s trr ar, aar Nben, ca iubttl M. bar ics NE fsi
rpo,, III BEN. Ca lea tr Hi%atuemmelia for eni'eura
snbe o. Ointment. Der uisieIis beIbrOsee mia zee
bsr attn gutieura srbc for TOiIetbrnS. % ies Nda'
Der. at andre Iibenbe al eucipsbourHe oil brnse eat''
enra srbt % Ointment" (nnosrtesutD Stpeh
sutain'ou. qbut RiptrS, Tia, i6Os SeariS i'li'
emeueg,su, Gutleura erbe % Ointment 'aises
op,r belle gerbeu, nil en- liberal arfoe az hoeri ldini
On so.sipers gpa ON Suoeu % SiaiptH b'tpe 'enof
,rt poa gumOeuius I'll Potter Drug 4 Chem Corp"
Dept. TIA, Boston.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-11-14

Der itabig meb 9Ianerne. San ferret
10 mco Hoiepinouet / @eitfacaoen;
men M bar ban omarbeioet belle Fla.
men, BOG meb 9ibebolo af @oien, og
ban bill ripe neo ieicn BET itore Maiot-
taarn, iom ale er enia ON fipmmer
airfen, % iaa Iaoe Den itaa noen
Spir. Sermeb bill airfen belt forar'
ore aorafter fra bpao ben MI er og
fonme mter / Sperensitemmelie meo
9oroeuropas sprige gotbiife aate'
6rnler.