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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-09-15
Uye 5laeifibe,
Gmerifa oil mart bape @erSens nrit'
itprite SriasHaabe.
utah" 90 "1Iorioa''.

Imerifos me Sreaonangbt. SIop.
Tibet "ntab", antom i~orleoen til Gew
Doris Saon for Der at f~orenes meo
Ssiterifibet "6Ioriba", en- anben
0reoonaugbt, Der III rprmer iia lin
5iilbfsrelie neo 9roofIuns SfibSbpg.
geri, % ba bisie TO me Sfibe er DC
iterite og beolt nnbneoe / 6en ameri.
tdnife arigshaabe, bar man igieil
tcgpnot at gisre SamncnIianinger
for eftcr en- tbeoretiif Maoleltof al
beitemme, bpiIten Stiline Dor SIoa.
&C inotager blanbt De itore frigisrer.
De Wogter.
Mebens ale | @eroens Ssfriasop.
len fpnbige M9iO oinig inbrsmmer,
Of Storbritannien bar Den itsrite
6Iaaoe Slasifibe, og at Spiflono os
DC 6oreneoe Stater er Iige | SpIene
paa %binonben iom 8erbens nGititer.
Ite frigisrenbe Magt paa Sopet, ina
inoremmes oct ogiaa iomtioig, at be
TO npe amerifonife GreaonopgbtS,
Der M er f9roig I'll at inotr9oe |
Mpfferne, iaapel | Stsrrelie iom /
aampopgtigbeo bill ooergaa bpilfe.
iombeIit Sfibe, Der inbtil Senne Sio
er lat paa @dnoet inoen ben enaelife
eler tpife 8laabe.
Gisie npe amerifanife Sfibe er
bner pan $4,000 Cons, meoens Den
o~prinoelige S~rcaonaugbt finn bar
$4,000 Cons. 8e ooergoor ogiao
"0eIopare" og "Rortb Gafota", Der
meo fine 10000 Cons bar ben aile.
rifanife SHADES Wtonarter.
Me0ens aItiaa amerifos rpe
Ereobnouabts opergoor ale andre
Stormoeters Slosftibe meo Senipn
til Stsrrelic, brinser DC oeiaa 9pif.
LAMB og De Sorenebe Stater enonii
n9rmere iammen | &aplebet for at
title ben n9ititsrite 4rissflaabe I:
&erber. Hegnes nenIis en- 9reab.
raiigbts @ienneminitsenbeb I'll 100,
bill be amerifanife Sfibe "9eIatpare'
% Ssiterifibet "Rortb 9afota~ bper
resnes for ito meo Senipn til
aanpIpgtisbeb, mebens "Sloriba"
oe "lltob" raor op til 1875 bper, os
belle ben mnerifauife SIoabe al
Greabnauebts pil inIt ltbgisre $40
9ointS MOB Spiflanos 700. Deb
Seuipn til bisie Sfibes 8ampopgtig.
beb eller 8irfeeone er altiaa SDiflotb
fun nogle faa Boints foran De Sor.
etieoe Stater.
S gereeningen ooer be 8rigsifibe,
Der life naar OBJ til 9reaonougbt.
Sppen, bier gIabet at penoe iig, ioa
De 8oreneSe Stater i bette SilfGloe
meo 2etbeo rpffer op JON Runter to
blan0t Stormagterne.
Samtioie iom De to nRprte SapetS
9ipmper III bar troaot frern for 81.
ientIi9beOen, er Der paabeepnot en-
rp og enbuu itsrre 0reaonau9bt.
"Rep Dorf", ser bliper paa life min
Ore emo $1,000 IONS, % oeroeo oper'
trunfer amerifa ale andre Slagifi.
be unber gpgnins iaauel | England
lem SDTfIano. Oct itsrite Sfib, Der
MI er uitber gpsnin9 ior ben engeI.
ife 6laabe, er nemlig poa $4,000
Cons, og SpIferne bar life ruffet
Iangere emo at paabegynoe ct paa
$4,000 IONS.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-09-15
Drift PEG llniperfiteterne.

Den befienSte Sernfabrifant os
WaneemilionRr r. e. Crane ! Obi.
cago bar icrleben Dag ofientliggiort
et ooerrnaooc i~eniotioneIt anereb paa
2onoets itore llnioeriiteter, buis
Stuoenter ban beifpIber for | bsiii
fcruroIigenoe 8rao at pRre benfalone
til 9rit, S~diarbipil og BET, iom eno-
nu barre err. San amer Columbia
uniperiitet iom bet pRrite / oenne
SenieenSe, ifisnt Silitanbene life er
ipnberlig beore boerfen oeb Sarparo,
Erinceton eIler Cornell.
SfeIse en- efterioritring, iou Ger.
Crane bar label nnitile, og bpis ito.
tiitiife HeiuItater ban III bar oifent.
iiggiort. beggnoer 80 Rroceut at
Stuoenterne peb Sarporo onereoe
peo lit fsrite anr PED uniuerittetet at
Sriffe, og | Oct iieroe aar er antal.
LET iorsget iii 95 groceut. af bette
antal bier oct fig at minSit Is Bro
cent saar fuloii9nois ! Sunoene.
Mr. Crane bar anuenot en- bel Del
baaSe Sio % Yenge poa fine ino-
s1oenbe unoerisgeIier at Silitanoene
peo Sanoets itore S9reanitalier. %
Heiultaterne al oisie llnoerisselier
bar giort BAN iaa bitter operior al
laatalot @bsiere, afaoemiif SanneIie",
al ban mi oiientlis uotaler Oct JON
lin @cning. at oisie ll~niueriiteter os
goueaes gisr iisrre sfaoe END Gapn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-09-15

Grunb for bisie itipe Sufferpriier
onfsreS Der raar paa Snfferroer
europa os minbre gobe rofi9ter for
Soften | Gltba.
Get inbremmes, at bet err iou onl-
trent limuIigt at ongipe nogen be-
itent @ienneminitspriS ! 9etoilbon-
belen, iorbi 9utiternes 8riier er laa
beiit iorifjellige, ibet meget beror paa
/ bbilfen Gel at 2anbet 6orretninsen
oripes. 8orsbanoelens Briler giper
berimoo Ell paalioeligt 8rnnolag,
i9rIig oa nieb Senipn til Sammen-
Iigninger meaem iaar % iflor, og
oeripr ansipes nogle at oisie. Gri-
ier poa Slaetefpag % S6in er note
rcoe / Gbicogo, De andre / New gorf:
sep. 1911. Sep. 1910
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-09-15
baeI 90 upeir.

Sra Reo @ine, Winn., berettes
oen lite Sept, at en- poloiom Storm
beriebe Strsget langs SiabeIe Ri-
Der 90 anrettebe meeen Sfaoe npuit-
re Gags Gftermiboog. Sipr bar
Sfaoen eanife tor ! S~artlano, boor
neiten bber eneite @inbuesruoe blep
fnuit al SasI. Reenet formelig ifpl.
lebe neb, og 6en poafslgenoe SoeI-
form bar Ell al De oGrite, man bar
baot paa be 8rafter. Gangs Sia.
belle bIep flere 8roer bortifpaebe, og
Chen oberipgmmeoe Oct omliggenoe
2anoIfab. 2aapebpgninger og andre
llobuie Hso neooper meb Strsmmen,
% Oct antages, at mango areaturer
er brufneoe. 3elefonitolper % SEQ.
ninger itf en- lem Mebfart melem
Sartlanb % @Isnortb. Sobet langS
SiabeIle beIeber iig til fl~erfolbige
Suien. On 6ormibbagen raiebe ct
beftist l1peir ! ielpe @eb @ing, men
nosen ipnoerlig Sfabe beretts Der
life ON berfra. Gerimob gior6e
Saglitornren % llpeiret eubel Sfaoe
/ @inona og Smegn. 2ebningerne
for BEN eleftriife Strait, iom gpen
faar fra Sotielo, blep sbelagte, ioa
Sporpogfstraiifen opbsrte for en-
Sib, inbtiI man fit Dem reparerebe
igien. Sfaoen paa aolingeu er BE.
tp6elig.
Sg'ua fra ga crosse meooeles ON
aoifiaig sfobe, irrIig peo Sdgl.
On W9neSe 8inouesruoer bien
laot inc. Gnfelte al Saglene bopoe
en- StsrreIie al op til TO 9ommer |
Diameter. 2ignenbe geretninser err
inblsbet fra Srempenledu, IBIS, |
bpis Smegn ogioa @pIinsen blep
ilemt ffnbet. Sra giroqua, isis,
meIoes, at SobafsnpIingen IeS me.
get, og at Sotalfaben minoit er
$4,000.
Sra Cadillac, Rid., berettes ben
t2te Sept, at bette Steo biemiegtes
al en- tornado aftenen foruo. at Ell.
lepe Menneifer fom mere eIer min.
ore tilifaoe, og at meeen Gienoom
blep ebeIagt. Roiibuiet os Here an.
Gre 8pgnineer blen iepnet meo Sor-
ben. s goitbuiet bar gcitmeiteren,
bans Suitru % noele nnbre. oa
llpeiret ilog reo oper gpsninsen og
sSeIagbe ben. Sc blep bolot iangne
| Ruinerne, og oeres sfiRbne bar
iaa meget msrfere, Tom Der opitoo
SID | oisie. ioraariaget peo en- @as-
olinerploiion. 5eloigois bampeoes
Slommerne Of BET pnfsleenoe Regn,
inn be til ipoenoe os fioit fom fig
pGf ilipe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-09-15
Johnion ~tilftaar.

Boa et anSet Ste5 | bette go. al
gIabet meboeIes, at en- iorbenoRren.
be gtraiimee. Sobn u. Sobnion, bar
blet orreiteret paa Mistante ior Ror.
bet al ben lille 3iee. amnie Sember.
ger | Rabiion, @is.. ION fanotes
iom Gig forleoen. Ru berettes Der
fra RaSifon. of SobnIon bar til.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-09-15
ublue Grprestarter.

Sopas Sernbonefommisiion bar !
nosen Sio anitilet eitoeI unoerisseI-
fer meb Senipn til erpreisieIifaber.
mes Sarter. og man bar blanot aaoet
opooeet. at oisie SeIifober tager iis
bobbeIt betnlt for pisie Slass Taffer,
for bpis transport Der life betaIes |
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-09-15

Itoaet SorbrpSeIicn os aIlereoe er blet
Scmt til Iiusuorig Saneiel "a ienot
til Rouprm for at bespnoe fin Stroi
Gan erfl9reoe. at ban life bopoe no
get Mlotio for Moroet, men Inn Ore.
hes al III rimooitaaeIig 2pit til at
orPbe Barnet.
Iditarod pioneer., 1911-05-20
Tells of DoinQs 0n Nix0n,s Fork

In letter Wood president of the First National bank at Fairbanks ill which he tells having been aked in Commissioner w. F. Green of Takona things say about the possibilities there
 He writes MT Wood follows:
 II find your name claim Flat creek the Nixon right fork of the Takona against Novkak Flat creek the left fork ot showing we high he the left limit The Mayfower is owned by F. Bande and Big Fritz Walter miles above the Bell Those in terested Ryan, Ryan, Joe Nog H Tin Stanford A. P Anderson and Jack Ross, who died October This probate Tine claim staked by Alex McDonald April IS,
 Two and your ground go1l weighing grains picked gravel claim owned by Capt Wesby and partner J. Johnson
 The ground prospecting slew. feet deep to know the extent of the pay gold has also the Bonita Alder, Von Frank Falls and Whjilwnd deep known, large section, som o the miles long.
Iditarod pioneer., 1911-05-20
Peabody Smokes 3
 Very FancifuI Pipe

Everybody visited Alaska Capt Peabody the independent steamboats the Yukon the took Captain Barnete latter he looking for the of the metropolis of Fairbanks Captain Pea body seeing York this spring for the first gave following tb founding Fairbanks
 Ut that ill the Lavel Young, of than Capt the Panama miles for place Capt Banette looking for gold His idea solely trade for u and the time he debt partly for the of merchandise of kinds which he took along to barter
 had been river before told Michael would be impossible There wasn't chart but kept the middle of the aud until Capt Banelte ump fine the bank During the part journey pass Indian village few miles, which looked back would da for immediately the inhabitants would pull down their tents, them and paddle along after what going
 Barne had brought carpenters along, and by the time freight they log built of the
 Then of BJrnette thought the country looked good enough prospect Italian Piedro gold nuggets big your hand Fairbanks
 mining Then when Dan McCity lost in the neighbor hood pass the sank hole Fairbar<s found that started the boom
 But ;e work of unloading that about the cheapest had got Indians pay they chew of tobacco and cakts.'
Iditarod pioneer., 1911-05-20
Have to Travel Some
 70 Follow fhe Ponies

New YokUns something springs up before next winter there will but before the season closes m this country and Canada uarez The recent bill passed California decisive result ot the crusade agast and San Francisco plants
 that the bills passed at Sacrament" bill will provide tor racing dulng
 each stipulated number o inha- under the pamuual syen Dill some what similar 0 that now in force ill Kentucky.
 had to be passed ooe tue contemplated presented Ii such is the and trends strong enough to close the Oakland track surely strong enough relief bl There are others passage the recent bills n Caora legislators would hardly such all extraordinary bill aferward turn around aud pass bill speculation legal under certain Cond1ons
 bill that into operation early Ill April of Moncr park unless there IS oophole through which by his Judcous nt enough friends continue the sport at claims that there chance tor racing next days and that there also chance for small circuit of tracks ill the soutl
 opportunity track to be built Ill Cuba One forget there hustler the raceak line judging by the feeling among horsemen at Jacksonville followers the wholesale matter where he a track
Iditarod pioneer., 1911-05-20
Notes From Old Man Country

The creeks at present attracting the attention of prospectors in the Old Man country, north of Gibbon, are Moose, Squirrel, POrphyry, Allard, Butte and Lake. Ten men are prospecting there and of that number Lee Noble, Mike Kenally, Joe Shaw, George Dale and St. Peter will remain through the summer
 The ground is shallow and quite a number of holes have been bedrocked, but no very hattering prospects have been obtained.
 In many places light colors of gold have been found. Specimens of stream tin are common, several of which were brought into Panama. This metal is so common that, should gold be located in paying quantities, it is certain the tis would interfere with the sluicing.
 The creeks being prospected are all tributary to the Middle Fork of Old Man. The formation is composed of granite, schist, porphyry and slate. The South Fork and the Middle Fork, lying on either side, are in granite.
Iditarod pioneer., 1911-05-20
PugjIiSt Disqualified
 as Peaceful Citizen

According to an English judge boxer must not lag in his assault and battering upon ring opponent and the referee is justified in disqualifying him for being ''peacefUl citizen"
 The decision was made in the case of Jack Godswain, who was disqualified for holding on in the eleventh round of a battle for the welterweight title of England. He sued the promoter for his share of the purse and training expenses.
 The following is copied from the de- cisiOn of Justice Darling:
 q gather that it is the duty of pugiliSt who undertakes to fight to go on committing assault and battery as fast and hard as possible. Occasionally he refuses to do this and becomes a peaceable citizen. He hangs upon the neck of the other combatant and then this is objected to by the referee and others who come to see the fight. He is, accordingly, ordered to resume assault and battery, and if he does not do it he is disqualified - for being a peaceful citizen"
Iditarod pioneer., 1911-05-20
COMING AND GOING

Bob Simpson, the Jeweler, went to Flat last Tuesday to look up location for branch house he will establish out there in the near future.
 Bob Martin visited the city again this week in connection with his Gran ite creek deal, where he has sold all his holdings.
 Ed Britt and Tom Maher were in town Monday and Tuesday last, com pletng the details of the Britt transfer on lower Flat.
 The steamer Lois, which was sunk at Dikrman some weeks ago in the. process of loosening her from the ice, is total loss, with the exception of her machinery. She has been stripped and abandoned.
 The launch Edna left Iditarod on Thursday morning on her first trip to Dikeman, where she goes for d load of Ross X Nestor lumber.
 Owing to the difficulty in deciding when the ice really went out, the guessing contest at the Golden Eagle saloon was declared off Those who made guesses will receive back their deposits upon application.
 Owing to the fact that NIr. Johnson, of Hume hose fame has been confined to the hospital by sickness, the work of turning out some urgent orders has been somewhat delayed. Mrs. Johnson has taken his place at the machine, however, and is trying to keep the out put up to the average
 Mrs. Robert Martin of Otter creek is confined to the local hospital sui fering with bad attack of grippe, which threatened to turn into pneu- monia. She is reported to be improv- ing.
 Gularte X Toatas are having the time of their lives straightening up the floor of their saloon on Front street. Through the winter the sills have settled into the muck, making it ! necessary to tear out the whole floor and readjust it. The work was also carried on into Friedman's store ad- joining, where it has been found | necessary to remove the muck and fill in with slabs. Manuel's saloon will doubtless not open until near the first of the month.
 Mir. A. Skanks, a quartz man of Colorado, has been a visitor in the city for the last few days.
Iditarod pioneer., 1911-05-20
They Will Catch Your
 Trunks on the Fly

With an agent at Dikeman to check all baggage coming up river and pack horses leaving town every morning at nine o'clock, Joe McNamee and c. o. Fowler, who have formed the Iditarod Express company, are in shape to look after all incoming express and baggage traffic, besides giving Iditarod and the creeks rapid service during the bad going of the summer.
 The company started operations last Tuesday and are taking express mat ter from this city to any point on the creeks. They will make a business of attending to all manner of commissions. excluding heavy freight When prop erly fixed up for business they will have office and storage room here and at Flat, but for the time being their tenn porary office will be at the Red Cross Drug store.
Iditarod pioneer., 1911-05-20
CONTEN TNTENT

King Midas lived in the days Of
 old; whatever he touched would
 turn to gold. The sandwich and the
 pumpkin pie, the long, cold pint of
 extra dry, all kinds of things where
 on he'd feed, the paper that he triel to read. the dachshund and tho
 thomas cat, his stogies and his Sun day hat, all turned to good, old vir- gin gold, and yet the monarch's feet were cold. "Ods death,n quoth he, "thiS makes me tired: ! find more gold than I desired; I find that gold's false alarm and if some sprite would lift the charm that's
 loading me with yellow bars, ] I'd gladly pass around cigars" And there are moderns longing much
 and greatly for the Midas touch. They'd like to see whate'er they hold turn into bars of virgin gold, and fill their cellar bins with drOsS, and count their millions by the gross. Yet, all the age-long records
 show that wealth but multiplies
 ones woe; the more you have, the
 more you fret; you cease to sleep,
 forget to eat, and pace the floor
 on frantic feet, to knock the Midas
 record cold. and pile up forty cords
 of gold. I have some cake, and
 pie and bread, I have a roof above
 my head, have a good old easy
 chair, some books to read, some clothes to wear and sundry troubles put away to help out on a rainy
 day, pair Of slippers by the fire,
 and nothing more do desire.
 WALT MASON.
Iditarod pioneer., 1911-05-20
Fire Bell Tolls KleII of a Fortunate Mistake

There was noting didding" when the fire bell and the fire whistle called out the chemical last Monday after noon for hard run to the NJ. x M. bank building from whence a cali had been turned in about o'clock.
 A defective stove draught had filled the upstairs with smoke, and believing a fire to be under way, but not being able to locate it, Charles Ross played the safe side and sent in the cal} for the chemical. It arrived quickly with the aid of large bunch of volunteers, and for a few moments there was a lively skirmish to locate the blaze that did not exist. The only damage re- ported is one charge of the chemical,
Iditarod pioneer., 1911-05-20
4 MoLLYCODDLE LAY

Prithee, Jack London and others who've flooded The market with novels of virulent vim, Rocking with phrases of people fred blooded," "Hairy and heavy and grimy and grim" Prithee, we're weary of heroes gigan- tie, Mighty young demigods out of the West, Tell us of somebody near the At lantic, Someone with less than fifty-inch chest. Sing to us, also, of fluffy young ladies Loving some heroes of moderate size, Men who aren't far from the cities where trade is Shaggy young giants no longer we prize. When you make heroes of people like we are, Somehow it makes us as proud as the deuce, But when they're combined of Ulysses and ''T R." We must ejaculate "WeIl what's the use ?" Red-blooded" volumes have come in te rifle Torrents and rivers from many a Now that it's summer we long for pacific Tales of good commonplace people again; Mortals who never fought bad men or sheriffs, Meek hammered people we meet every day, People who talk about drama and tariffs As for the "Redbloods'' take lem away.
 -Berton Brayley in Puck.
Iditarod pioneer., 1911-05-20
AHDERSOaI BROS. & hERLAND
 Phone Fl

The inhabitants of Flat were much elated and impressed during the week by the spectacular log-driving feats performed by the attaches of the Cleveland mill. Chief among these was F. A. Cleveland himself, who with festive mien and airy grace leaped lightly from log to log, sometimes making it in two jumps. It was thought quite remarkable, considering that he was not yet S2 years old.
Iditarod pioneer., 1911-05-20
Documents From Fairbanks

Papers in two lawsuits instituted in the district court at Fairbanks were brought down recently and have been served on the defendants in this dis trict.
 Both actions are for debt, one being the suit of Morrison & Saul vs. w. W, Nelson and the other being the action entitled Dome City Bank vs. Lemer. Both defendants are residents of the creeks.
Iditarod pioneer., 1911-05-20

Len DeCou, who has been connected with Brumbaugh, Hamilton & Kellogg during the winter went down to Dike- man during the week to take up his duties as purser of the Samson.
Iditarod pioneer., 1911-05-20
The Home Beautiful

We have plenty of Wallpaper and House Lining to make your home com fortable for the rest of the summer. Also paint to paint your boat and let people know you are ahOat.
Iditarod pioneer., 1911-05-20

Word has been received of Glen R. Metsker's marriage in Februaryto Miss Mary Katheryne Shannon at Forest Grove. Mir. Metsker has been land agent at Fairbanks for the past year.
Iditarod pioneer., 1911-05-20

Joe Cove, Guy Marks and Jack Simpson, laymen on No. ', first tier bench, left limit, Goldstream, recently purchased a 4O-hp. boiler and 12-h.p. hoist.
Iditarod pioneer., 1911-05-20

Twenty-Five years ago the territory of Alaska possessed only l3 1-2 miles of road. Of those, F miles were built by the Russians on Kodiak island, and the remaining l 1-2 miles ran out of the capital, Sitka.
Iditarod pioneer., 1911-05-20

Miss Taylor is at present mastering the mysteries of the telephone switch board at the local exchange, in pre- paration for a regular shift when the system is enlarged this spring,
Iditarod pioneer., 1911-05-20

Jim Sturglll, who went from the 1dit- arod early in the winter started for the Outside from Fairbanks recently, He plans returning here at the opening of navigation.
Iditarod pioneer., 1911-05-20

Al. Mcdonald, Angus Mcdonald and Dougal McPherson, who spent the win ter on Donlan creek, have been en- toying the rapidity of city life for few days.
Iditarod pioneer., 1911-05-20

The trading post of St. Michael YVES founded by the Russians in 1885. It was later transferred by them to the Alaska Commercial Co.,, who were suc- ceeded in time by the N. c. Co. ard the N. N. Co.
Iditarod pioneer., 1911-05-20

The Smithsonian institution at Wash ington contains 10 mummies obtained from a cave on Unalaska, one of the Aleutian islands
Iditarod pioneer., 1911-05-20

I. N. Gatrell of Columbus, Ohio, is inquiring regarding the whereabouts of J. E. Gatrell, who was supposed to be in Fairbanks last September.
Iditarod pioneer., 1911-05-20

John Folsom, one of the original dis coverers of Moore creek, has been in town during the week He is figuring on doing some prospecting on the Ditna this sumner.
Iditarod pioneer., 1911-05-20

See Seneco about space and Summer rates. Pioneer Storage; phone 54.
Iditarod pioneer., 1911-05-20

Store your dog sleds and harnesses where they will be safe. Pioneer Stor- age: phone 54.
Iditarod pioneer., 1911-05-20

F. A, Cleveland is making prep- arations for the installation of a sawm:ll at Flat city.
Iditarod pioneer., 1911-05-20

lfyou want your cIOthing cleaned or presset ring up Vile the TaiIor-Phone 68
The Starkville news. (Starkville, Miss.) 1902-1960, 1911-08-18

Providing you have anything
worth showing at a fair, show it.
Show it at it's best possible ad-
vantage, but show it honestly.
Good exhibits and lots of them,
are the making of fair. An
exhibitor who wins learns much,
but an exhibitor who loses learns
more.
The visitors at fair should
ask questions, grasp ideas and
study. He should watch the
judging, note the winners and
learn the points of their excel
Ience. Do not spend too much
time in the dime side shows a.
bout the grounds these are well
enough for recess or recreation.
but do not believe for q minute
that these come under the head
ing of educational influence, for
they do not.
Attend the fair. put your
shoulder to the wheel of progress
and lace American agriculture
upon the pinnacle of intelligent
industry.
HARRY Fl. WHEELER,
Kane Co.. Illinois.
In the Free Press.
The above is full of instruction
and should be fully studied right
at this time when the various
county fairs are making prepar-
ations for exhibits.