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Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-11-21
ANOTHER NEW BULLETIN

Commissioner Koiner is mailing |
the November Bulletin No, 20 to |
$4,000 farmers and others in Virgin
IA. This publication should be read
by every farmer in the State. 1t
deals with the economic side ct
farming.
The first article How to Save on
the Farm is full of practical sug-
eestions with the Introductory state
ment that the loss on the average
farm. if prevented, would mean nice
profits and make brighter chapter
in the history of farm life.
An article on Losses in Farm
Manure" gives some astounding
figures and places the annual loss by
poor care and waste at a greateI
sum than the fertilizer used in Vir-
GINA. which is S7.O00.0OO.OO annu
ally.
The Care of Farm Machinery
is another important article showini
how losses occur On the farm. IN
statement is made that the life tim
of our farm machinery could D
doubled by betteucare. making re
oairs in time. and proper housing.
How TO Make Pork at the Low
est Cost" Is an article that Shout
interest hog raisers.
The farmers wife will, no doub
he thankful to the Commission
for the article on Winter Woo
Supply.
There is considerable inquiry
Virginia farmers as to the value al
use of Ground Rock Phosphate
very clear and comprehensive sta
ment is made as to the circumstanC
under which this material should
used.
The Importance of the Win
Cover Crop" is emphasized.
In another article the fruit grow
IS urged to pay more attention
Winter Spraying" in order to
stroy the scale more effectually
suggests that concentrated LII
SULPHUR should be used at
strength of one to eight, that IS.
gallon of Lime-Sulphur to e
gallons OF water.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-11-21
CHANGE MADE In
SCHOOL DISTRICTS

AS had been anticipated, the
State Board of Education has
changed the school districts, Great
inc a new Que Cor Williamsburg
alone. James City was tackled on
TO New Kent and Charles City.
Making this city a separate school
district was done at the request OF
the Williamsburg school board
which also recommended DR.. Ben
nett as division superintendent.
For the new district composed ei
Charles City. New Kent and Jane:
City. the board has also ap'
point Mr.. w. Coggin, who i
recognized as one of the ables
division superintendent in the state
As long as this city can secure tn
very efficient services of such DIS
tinguished educator as DR.. Bennett
the arrangement will, of cours'
prove satisfactory. Should the o,
flee be vacated soon. however II
State Board will probably add tn
city to the counties mentioned allow
as to be hoped. for the good
the schools that no further chang
will be found necessary soon.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-11-21
RI. D. NO. | NEWS NOTES

Bacon, Va. Nov. 20-Mr. K. M
Slauson. OF Powhatsn farm. is IN
Norfolk this week on business.
Mr.. ]. B. Walden is working quite
a large force of men this week gath
ering holly.
Miss nez New was pleasantly
entertained by Miss Elva Gilley
Tuesday night.
Mrs. Thomas Robinson anc
mother spent Thursday at Neck OF
Land the guest of Mrs. BerIeson.
Mr.. James Malone. of Dunbar
farm. spent Wednesday with his
son. Mr.. Charles Malone.
Mr.. Joseph Graves and family
spent Sunday in Williamsburg. the
guests of Mrs. Brsithwsite.
| Mrs. J. r. Austin and daughter
Miss Virginia. spent Sunday will
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. JohI
Austin.
Mr.. Willie Minor and family. c
Bush Neck. spent Saturday an
Sunday with Mrs. G. J. Jones
? Williamsburg.
The jamestown bridge is bein
repaired this week. The work
3 being done by Capt. futile.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-11-21
DR. WHITLEY BACK
TO WILLIAMSBURG

Methodist Conference. after being
in session for a week in Lynchburg'
adjourned yesterday morning. DIR.
IT. Whitley. the beloved pastor OF
the Williamsburg charge. has been
returned another year as was hoped
and expected. The Rev. D. l.
Merritt. formerly pastor here. was
sent TO Smithfield. The Rev. +
K. OSell was returned to South
Boston. Rev. J. N. Latham goes
to the court Street church. Lynch
burg. Rev. J H. Moss was re
turned to Ashland.
Other appointmentsssof interest .
our readers were those of the Rev
w. A. McAllister. Charles City
the Rev. ]. (. White. returned
Toanc; the Rev. r. II. Potts
Monumental. Richmond. DR.. !
F. Lipscomb remains presiding c
der of the Norfolk district in whi'
Williamsburg Is located.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-11-21
$2O.OOlLadieS' Serge Suits
S16.oS

new suits made of the best quality serge N ne
seasons OF blue black and brown They show
the very latest n omens stylish suits and special bargain At
this price SAO>S
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-11-21
OUR MEMS FURNISHING DEPARTMENT

s. 90 MEMS SWEATERS
SI.9S
We will put on sale one lot OF
mems sweaters in broken sizes.
These sweaters are well worth
So %. Special at this sale Sl.eS
soc MEMS SILK TIES. 2Sc.
We will put on sale so dozen
silk ties 10 all the newest patterns
and shades: also some knitted
numbers ia the lot. Special 2So
ODD LOT MEMS SHIRTS.
SPECIAL. soc.
We have one odd lot Of mems
white shirts in broken sizes.
These are the regular $l.00. We
will sell them tor soc during this
sale.
Large line Of mems jerseys
lust received. We are selling
them at reduced prices.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-11-21
Now is Time
To Buy

Your Xmas stock OF Ed
son Gold Nodded Standard
and AmberOl Wax Records
Standard, 21c.
AmberOl, Sic.
Old prices 30 and soc.
For a limited time only.
Come while the assortment
L. mood
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-11-21

Just received another lot OF old
Cautal Linen" paper. with envelopes
70 match. Genuine cloth texture.
Nothing better for the money.
Paper soc per pound. Envelopes
so in box)2Oc per ooK. Jas. X.
/ Stone.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-11-21
6oc MEMS RIBBED
UNDERWEAR. soc.

Heavy white back heeced NJ
derwear. These garments are
made in good full sizes. Special
a garment SSc'
s.. so FOUNTAIN PENS. 81
We bought large quantity OF
popular make fountain pens. We
are going to sell these pens at less
than the actual cost to make
them. The number is limited.
so II you want one you viii have
to come early. Special ...- 81
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-11-21

The boys appetite is often the
source of amszement. If you would
have such an appetite take Cham
berIaln's Tablets. They not only
create a healthy Specific, but
strengthen the stomach and enabls
Il TO do its work naturally. Fol
sale by AL Dealers.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-11-21

The Equal Suffrage League MI
meet a. Mrs. Hsnsfosd's Wednesday,.
November n. tor reorRanirstioa and
election of officers.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-11-21
G. ]. PERSON,
JeWelcr

THR BRAITHWAITR UNOERTAK-
ING ESTABLISHMENT has the
exclusive agency IN and around
williamsburg, of the National SAsket
Cos goods. This establishment Is COM
pletely eC-dpped; under-sold oy none ire
gardless OF reports 10 the contrary
furnishes supplies At . less COST and
aearne AZ half the customary charger q
Licensed Enbalmer, and Trained Nurse
lor shroudiug. Govern yourself accord
inaly. ARS. W. n. BRAITH WAkTB,
WilaamsburQ, Va. Southern Bel Phone,
score Ne. S<l Residence No. 81, Lone
piseRncs eonnection.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-11-21

NIGHT SHIRTS. sc.
We will put on sale. special
for this sale. thess regular Sl.2S
mems outin night shirts az so9e
81. 80 MEMS OUTING PA ,
JAMAS. 500
These paia mas are made OF a
good quality outing in full
sizes. They are made TO sell at
Sl.3o. We will sell them
special az ............... 81 W
loe MEMS SOCKS. II lie.
Mems gauze isle thread socks.
made with double heel and toe.
These are worth l9c. Special
.....-..... Il l-AS
soc MEMS SILK HOSE soc
Made Of pure thread silk. Thes'
hose have double sole aud higi
spiiced heel. In all shades
This is a regular soc quality
/ Special az ....- $4,000. -
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-11-21

Ruh-MS.Tism viii cure you.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-11-21
csc SHEETS. Sc.

CSC SHEETS. sc.
Made Of good quality nzsiin.
fuli double bed size. This IS the
best bargain ever offered n
sheets in this city. These shests
arc well worth the regular price.
csc. Our Special .......o 9e.
Cases 70 match. ......... lSe.
SOC SHEETS sc.
We viii pat this lot of sheets
90 sale special. They are made
of a good quality muslin. tn ]
size 72xoO. This is a good value
az soc. Special ....-.... SIC.
Cases 70 match. &c.
SPECIAL VALUES IN
TOWELS
We will put on sale special
| 500 dozen towels. marked away
down below the regular price.
! 2Sc Huek Towels ......... .lSc
Ice Bath Towels ......l2 LIZ
I1Sc Bath Towels ... sc
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-11-21
SIS Ladies Corduroy Suits
$l9.o5

We special attention. this lot of suits They are MADE OK
the best s. corduroy lined with guaranteed satin These u
.os.n he very newest in style They made by the 6sst
designers business and are Eoans 70 osf
them as a special bargain slS-SS
Evening journal., 1912-08-30
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL NOTES

Mrs. r. H. Blockson Is visiting her
sister, Mrs. ]. w. Foster. Of Little
Greek.
Mrs. william Parvis is the guest
of her mother, Mrs. Motion Richards
OF Little Greek.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. Smith and Mrs.
Kline Cook are guests Of friends at
Mastens.
Harwood Purnell and family are
spending some time with friends at
Berlin, Nd
Mrs. Griffith and children are guests
Of friends al Stockton, Md.
Miss Estelle Knowles is visiting
NJ IS Henrietta Young, Of Franklin
City.
William II. II. Willis has been Wis
iting his mother at st. Michaels,
Md.
oscar Lockerman has been spend
ing some time with his mother at
Townsend.
Mrs. John Camac is the guest OF
Mrs. ollie Loose. OF Cheswold.
Mrs. Harry Thomas and daughter
have been spending several days with
friends at Cheswold.
c. J. Wright was recent guest
OF friends at Wyoming
Clarence Clark has been visiting
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs John Clark,
of Wyoming.
William G.. Simmons has been
spending q few days with his daugh-
ter az Wyoming.
Evening journal., 1912-08-30

brow delegate said. "A man never
knows how much he has in his head
until he gets hay fever and then he
wonders where II all comes IRON.
II beats a correspondence school for
returns on the Investment A dele
gate from Boston quoted the classic
cure suggested by Ouyer Wendell
Holmes, six feet OF clean gravel, six
feet down"
The Joy Committee awarded the
title Poet Laureate for. the best
ode to hay fever TO Sneeze Elliott II.
Sewa. of Utica. ~ Y. who recued
with much feeling this poem
All flesh is grass. all feverhay
Soft blows the south winds this day
Mid golden grain and roses red
Indifferent TO my aching head.
What irkes me when the south wind
blows
Is not the wind, but my poor nosei
The roses red, the golden grain
Care not for my mucous mem-
brane"
The Gloom Committee reported
number of so called immune places
to be added 10 the black list. They
also reported that al efforts to com
bine hay fever and dignity had failed
Imagine" said the report. IT. r. wav-
ing q handkerchief and leaking from
a bleary eye and red nose trying to
Dc a popular idol No mortal man
can be a hero and hurl defiance at
tyrants n he has to sueeze in the
midst Of his defiance. The report was
received In tears.
The Research Committee reported
bitter attack on Mr. Rag Weed and
his family and delegate from Ohio
interrupted to say that his state had
provided for the determination Of the
Whole Weed family in the new con-
stitution.
The report continues, Hay fever is
neither hay nor fever and so cannot
be caused by eating hay. Some claim
that golden rod or nasturtiums sery-
cd with mayonaise dressing VIII bring
IL on. We hope for cure yet in
vain. We continue to sneege during
divine services; sneeze while others
dream sweet dreams; sneeze as we
dictate to our stenographers; sneeze
at the boss; sneoze az the wife: ave
and even sneeze at the Office cat un-
I'll that animal puts his tail between
his legs and yowls with unholy mel
ancholy."
The hay fever season will end IN
the--achoo---achoo--e in the fall
achoo- achoo-when the golden
achoo.--achoo--golden leaves and the
poetic crisp --achoo.--achoo
brings delight to the sneezing victim.
Achool
The hay feverites accept their tor
lures with good humor No one
laughs more about the afilictIon than
one who has Il as Is illustrated by
the members OF the Association In
there annual gatherings.
Evening journal., 1912-08-30
MCNAMEE FAMILY
IN SIXTH REUNION

The sixth reunion Of the McNamee
family was held at BrandyWine
Springs Park yesterday. About %
members of the clan attending.
charles W. McNamee, aged oe
wears. and his sister, Rebecca J. koe-
Zig. are pehaps the oldest members
OF that family present
Those present yesterday included
Charles W. NicNamee. Rebecca J Koo-
zig. Ella McNamee Maclary, Martha
AfcNamee. Penrose r. Talley, Laura
Jones. Samuel n PYLE, Rebecca A.
Webster. Sarah y. Dempsey. Margar-
ct Maclary. Samuel L.. Cornelia ana
Madeline Johnson. George W. and A.
Louisa Dempsey Louisa NJ Baldwin,
Grover G. Cam, Sarah 5. McNamee'
Eber Jones. Minnie NJ. Jones, Flor
ence and Beatrice Grassland, Mabelle
Grassland. Mrs Emma +. Aiken. Ed
win Palmer and kin. Harry, Ethel B.
Mildred H. Brackem, r Elva Demp-
sey, Bessie N. Jones, c. ". Maclary,
Harvey. Emma Rebecca. Robert Bes-
sie and Joseph Maclary, Annie u.
johnson, Lille. Leroy and Willard
Hedrickson, Mr. and Mrs. j. r. Sui
Ivan. Mrs Robert Finnegan and Rob
ert II Finncgan. Jr., Margaret Hoe
ker. Sarah L Dempsey, James o.
Koeiig. Clifton p. c. Ralph. and Helen
r. Jones, Reba F. Koelis. Ella NJ. Koe-
liz. Cora A. Cats, Edythe aud Flor
ence Maclary, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Murray and Miss Edna Murray,
Charles II. Koelig William G. Jones
Daniel R and Della Atkinson. George
Moore, NJ. Eva Pyle, Viola r Web
rtrt anu Anttttc r. Alhthcpus
Evening journal., 1912-08-30
MONTROSE

Miss Ruth Long is spending sever
al days with her grandmother. Mrs.
W. Clark
Mrs. james Sharpless and daugh-
ter Margaret we're visitors at Mont
rose yesterday.
John Broughall has returned from
the Shenandoah Valley.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Jay Simpson OF Phil
adelphia spent yesterday with Mr.
Mrs. A. Heebner
Miss Elizabeth Lynch and Miss
Ella McGraw OF Philadelphia, Mrs.
Louis Mcdowell and daughter Eliza
beth, Mrs. Harry Chapman and
daughter we're recent visitors at the
home OF Mr. and Mrs. A. Jamison.
Evening journal., 1912-08-30

Mrs. Fannie Reed and sons, Edward
and Robert. nave returned from a Wis
it to relatives at Wyoming
Miss Ida L. Lilly. Of Baltimore, is
on a visit 10 friends In this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Stout are guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs. E. S. Wyatt. Of Mag
nolia.
Martin shannon is visiting friends
at Magnolia
John r. Lambson is in New York
for a few days. He is staying at the
Hotel Wo.cott.
Paul McNemar has returned from a
six weeks visit at Romney, ". Va.
Evening journal., 1912-08-30
MR.. FINNEGAN HERE.

John A. Finnegan, the former Will
mington tenor, who is winning fame
IN other parts OF tho United States,
is spending a week in Wilmington
with Mrs. Flnnegan. visiting the par
ents OF his wife, Mr.. and Mrs. r. c.
0'"-"nell, No. $40 East Eleventh
street.
Evening journal., 1912-08-30
ARE YOu PARTIcrLAR.

n you are particular about the food
you eat. you should be more so about
the med cine you take. We are care
ful to the utmost degree to see that
our customers get the best to be had
anywhere. Fell's Drug store, oppo-
site post Offices
Evening journal., 1912-08-30

Big Bargains in Children's Percale
School Dresses, 15c 10 Si.25. Cold
oergis Daylight store. AS King ST.
Evening journal., 1912-08-30

Big Bargains In Chndren's Pereale
School Dresses. 75c to SLIPS. Gold
berg's Daylight Store, AIS King St
Evening journal., 1912-08-30
HOME FROM VACATION.

The Rev. and Mrs J. r. Hunsberger
have returned to this city after
months vacation in Pennsylvania All
the regular services at Bethany
Church will be resumed on Sunday.
Evening journal., 1912-08-30

Children's Dresses, beautiful
new fall styles. made of heavy
wash goods, all advanced new
models; all have pleated skirts,
nicely made and trimmed;
sizes 6 to IA years; CT M
very special at e. OAsVV
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-03-29
Enr Rntnnrn.
Ssbiseret Of en- pra,tiit SusmOoer.

8i bebeper life nutilbogS at bore
bange for, at bore 9stre life ifal
fultne blipe praftiife, ipariommelige
og flinfe Susmsbre og lore oft an
gauenbe SusItel, SPpning, aogning,
Som, Wooeppnt, Sapearbeioe, SIPS
itel, @Groien al forifieQige Tprings.
itoffe o. !. b. - bet pil iige, bpis De
pil benptte Jig al De Inleoninger,
iom M gipes, iii of lore biSie Etng.
5 Sfolerue / De itore gper | Minne.
ipta gipes Der MI ct meget goot alir.
ms / Waolapning o. tiloels / Ssm
% peb agricultural Shool", Sta.
tens "Rormal Sfools" % mango
andre SfoIer gioes Der ct mere fulo.
itpnoig alrius | De openfor n9pnte
cling. Oct bill rimeligpis interes'
iere "Oecorab.Y oiten"s 2pierinoer
Of bore Iiot ON bette arbeioe peo
SfoIerne. s minneapolis gioes Der
MI et TO @ars aurius | aogning peo
ale "8raoeb Shools", ligeiom Der
oaiaa undertakes i Ssm peS bisie
Sfoler. s 9Th @rabe, bpor 8ien.
neminits- 4lberen er lip @ar.
lRrer Smaapigerne III OF traafIe,
rpnfe, IN atteriting, alminoelig
Salb og franif Sab, % of faite ooer
Ssmmerne. 9e lRrer Der at 1p
Operprmerne, iom be ffal BRUCE,
naar De begpnber paa S~ogeifolen, og
2Rrerinberne err meget neie meb, of
aft err ipet pent os net, meb imaa
Citing. at ialoe Saanoh9oer pent
larer De ogiaa. % IiseIeoes of faloe
os ip inmmen Spertreffet, iom be
bar u~noenpaa ct uIoitpffe og brn.
ger til "Solber", naar be iiben fol
b~aanbtere @rpoer % Bomber paa
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-03-29

oomSlaget, benptteoe ban Inleoutu.
gen til at u6taIe lin parnte Snter.
este for Maallagen. Ssire bar iom
Earti u9ret imoo Wanliagen, og oct
opfatteoe Statsminiitereus llotdlel.
fer iom Ell Sauoife, ban tilfaiteoe
Dem. % oct opiogoe BAN itror jim
Stgtte. 9ermeo bar Niniiteriet |
Yfinoretal / Stortbiitget. 3e Stats.
rauoer, Der tilbsrte Ssirepdrtict,
isgte itrar IiiteO % aouop tunoe
life erltatte Dem me0 me al De al.
ore Senitregrupper, iaa oct bleo NH.
liz at opuaa 5lertal / Sbtuget, %
ban og De surige Statsraaoer maatte
tr9oe ttlbage. Sualeoes elf oct I'll,
at en- Gale for Waaliagen / ct Bon.
championship fuuoe blipe aariageu
Ill belle giinilterietS 6dlo. en- lioen
Sue fan pGlte ct tort SGsl arigs.
fommiSiGr 8ratlie bar MI oannet Ell
I'M Hegierin9 al 4 az Seire % 4 al
De ~irilinoeoe 8euItre, % iaa meget
fan iiges, at oct ifal bare Seirc5
opgtigIte WPno, iom er traaot mo /
Winiiteriet. Saa er hi altiaa uaaet
0io ben aQereoe / 1912, at Sanoet
imres al ct Ssireminiitertum.
glt / 1oIitifea ialoer ira binanoen /
Stumper og Stpffer. Ser tales life
IPngere ON Ell S%streparti og et 8en-
Itrepdrti. Ser tales fun ON 8rrlps
per, booraf Ssires er Den iterteIte.
Sua bar oi Dem, ser faIoer zig oct
iriiinoeoe 8enitre og Tom Ro. 3 Dem,
ser ta[oer fla bare &erIitre. go. 4
be aoniolioereoe gto. . 4~rbeioeroe-
motrnterne og Ro. 6 Socialtiterue
og en0elig iom go. 7 gfbolospartiet.
Get err life mltlig at fau Tcgiertng5-
ilertal / Sbinget u6en oerueo, Of to
cQer ire al 8rupperue gaar mo pua
at itemme Iammeu. gtu mariner Jig
SmSreoeaaret for Rorge5 SelOItPn
oiabe6. Suorleocs oil ri uPrc Tiff
fc0e iii al feire oen tore SrbeIfe't.
on til at lepe iammen oct gIGoelte
glar ! oct norite Soils 2tp? - Otter
en- al Be minSeoGr0ige Gage ! 1905
Iorleoe8 en- aften ri Itor gtpngoe
melt llngoom ubenfor NiiniIterbotel'
let / ariItiania % otlbe brtnge gtt'
telIer lin SuIoeIt. San gift fife NED
til 6em, men ucbneoe ct Stnou 90
raabte til 6oriamlinger: "8oo biem.
@utter, og lGg bere og itan tloltg op
al arbeioe; tbi Ell itor Arbelo@oag er
oprunoeu for Rorgel" gn er 8
Ior Qaaet forbi. Suu ri iige, OF Oct
itore 4rbeioe err bel begpnot? Ser
beaunOer DOG at bPpe iig Setter Tor.
OF mn, ga Sc gamle Tartier laa grlltl'
oia har eoelast iig ielu, III ntaa SI'
Den taieu uGre iuoe FOR at oanne ct
hort, iinoiat fat Sanoman0SpartI
I~terfere eno set / 60.aarcne, bolltet
off ouer / gerirre, og et lout ptIoe
hclbe fla uaibpngigt az De 'Snoer'
brlote BARTER % uuibGngtgt az 20
litiIfe Aaitatorer. Iaatte bette Inn
pile lptfeS!
gruuteberg 25oe 5eb. 1912.
q. >. Soutom.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-03-29

Soipitaler Der % peo 2i,tber Soipi-
tal | ct. Vaiil. Miis Srid err e,
Intboritet | alt, iom angaar llbitpr
al 8oaeifpler % Irraneementet al
9nrler | Woolapning, og SPrerin.
Der | "Eomeitic Science" ira nPr ca
Ilern benoenoer iig til benoe for al
Iaa &oao % @eilebning. Sfior
bolot bun en- H9ffe ToreIrsninger
ON "0omeitic Science" peo Gbal.
taioua Suititi,te / Stem gorf for
Che educational Council, Tom er
ct ipecielt Srrfplaiter peo Gbaltal.
qna'81triet. Wan bar / Winneapo.
lis aoot Sanb ON, at man / Den nor.
tie itore Ssiifole, iom ifal bpaaes.
Ital fna inorettet set paa iamme
Mtaooe Tom pes Ell Seiifole / Seem.
orr | e. g., bror man foriiSen ct
SfoIefisffen o9ioa bar inorettet Ell
lioen Seiliabeb beitaaenbe al Spite.
Itne, Spiiefammer, SopeppreIie %
gooepprelle, bnor Sc iirge Bigger
Fan iaa llnoerpisnine / ole Sc for.
'fieaige grbeioer, iom forefommer |
Suiet. %foruoeu / GINNING, pioereaaa.
enoe Wablanring. Mohcppnt, Sunb.
~beosregIer for Siemmet, SpaepIeie
% li9nenbe.
Seq bapbe trnft at fortrle ON
l(noerpiSninaen oeb Horticultural
College | aIe Siemmet p~corsrenSc
cling, men oct foor pGre til Ell onoen
Sang.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-03-29

Hbubarb for at biplpe paa aifsrin.
gen igien.
Rep gorfs Smsrregning for
Iaret fon1mer op | oper so Wdaio-
ner Dollars.
-3en Sarmer, iom fsoer op
Slagtfreaturer og brineer I'll Mar.
feoet, iamt taaer @are paa @isos.
len, pil bope geeriorb, iom eiper goo
Ipling, naar Hnboen, iom i9lger.
bpab ser porer paa 2anoet, itaar
iaien meb en- ubarh.et Sarm. Wange
ipnes life t9nfe poa Den Sing.
- 9pmanben betaler omtrent iaa
meget for A Quarts eob Welf iom
for ct Tlinb Smsr.
Del err life bare | Imerifa, at
Griien poa, boab man ipiier % brif'
fer, er iteget De iioite aar. s Spif.
Iono f. Or. bar iiben 1900 8riien
pan @rso ite9et If Irocent, paa
aiso Is grocent % paa SIeif 33
Srocent.
= Sores life gang" fra Ssnie.
floffen mi, er life oft, iom BET ifak
oGre, / Ssnieeaaroen.
Gen eneite GrIige Moabe at
bIanbe Sonb / MteIfen paa er at gipe
oct til Welfefuerne. 9e ifulbe faa
alt bet 8anb, oe bill briffe TO 8an9e
ON 0ogen miuoIt.
- @isbielipreoeren ifiitbe brltaes
flittigt paa enboer Sarm, og mar
ben bpiler, ifulbe BET bore | eft Sfitr
eller "Sbeb" og life noe | en- Sne.
fon linoer aaben Simmel.
Get betaler Zig fleint at iaa og
plante bnarlig, ureniet SGo.
Ser er Dem, iom err iitanb til at
faa mere no at alminbelige &rea,ll.
rer emo andre iaien ub al uopoI9te
SuIoblpbsbpr; men berfor err Ser IN.
gen @runb til, at man ifltloe nsie
fla me6 oItio at opIe Grub.
= Wais, alfalfa, &ppg % Spin
ubgisr en- combination iaa Iterf iom
nogen.
On Saber, Tom arbeiber lin GIN
giennem en- College, gioer ban life
altio BEN melt enifpprbig Sr9nine.
-Saa 9erne @lterniep og Ser.
iep er 9anbet pero fra 100 til 1900
Dollars pr. @cre. Set err WeIfefi,a
og Sapen, iom maa eiere roilaget
Der.
-2uien err ofte lem beo 8riiene
oaiaa. Gn IuIet 8riiepurfe ioar iif-
fert iom Saeen luiebe finger. Ger
for ifliIbe man fri ben for Gus, in'
Sen ocn griier. "Grube OIL, rpnl
etboert SIiefompani fan ifaffe, er
iaa gobt @iobel iom noeet. 8nib
Slien gobt inb | Suben peo Si9lp al
en- itip gsrite! Si9r aipIber bet Of
imsre bra paa runot Creme og Raf.
fen.
"Simalapa gerrp" - BET itsr-
tie peb ben tor bore Iapnet. Si9r
Ioa laret norb iom Minneiota.
Raar man iPlger en- g1t'hel
Sbebe, ipIger man meb Set iamme
omtrent 81 Gents af SSorbens fSruet.
barbeo, fortGler Isronomerne %.
90 De neb Oct ogiaa.
-Sibligt ON Saaren, fsr Slrer
bar pnagnet op al Sinterispnen, er
en- belbig Sio at tage Sornene al
S%ornfo9e.
-Sm en- au melfer gobt, err Oct
life iiffert. of man faar iaa meget
Smsr al Sen iom al en-, Der meIfer
minore.