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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1912-09-26

starved hens in straw: they grab
straw and all: there's Obstructed crop
again
Give hens. on short ratiOns. chance at
full feed turn flock that has been
nenned on grain stubbles. give hens
that have had no greens full chance
at SprOnted oats or winter rye and
you'll find some packed tight full. and
that's impncted crop.
Where hens are Kept In unhygienic
conditions or watered and ted irregu
iarly or fed no grit such troubles may
be expected
The f'acked crop becomes exhausted
IDaraiyZed. contents dtsOmpOsed. and
II not removed. there IL funeral.
When there is a chance to get iiquid
into an iinpacted crop we attach rub
Der tube to n funnel. run the tube down
into crop and pour water strong with
baking soda down the funnel. keeping
hens neck stretched and GENT!
kneading contents Of crop
When crop gets sIOngy we turn hens
head down. squeeze crop. and sour feed
runs from mouth II This fails ~
crop is Obstructed there must be- an
operation
Pluck feathers from top OF crop
make an inch inciSIon IN outer skin
move crop a little over to opening. cut
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1912-09-26
A MAGIC MIRROR.
Experiments With the Moon and Stars
and Hand Glass.

Experiments With the Moon and Stars
and Hand Glass.
A pretty experiment can he made
with n hand mirror any night when
there Is full moon Hold the mirror
so that the moons image will he seen
In II and you will he surprised to see
four moons instead OF one. One moon
will he very bright but the OF heI three
will he in a straight line and quite duh
one duh imHue on the side OF the bright
moon and the other two or the other
side Turn the mirror round slowly
the reflections will seem TO revoive
round II common center
You can make the same experiment
with one of the very bright stars. such
as Sirius. Venus or Jupiter. but with
these there will he three images in
stead of four. MS the number seen de
ponds on the breadth OF the object
The explanation Is quite simple There
are two surfaces in the mirror one in
front and the other where the quick
silver Is The brightest reflection
comes from the object itself. the others
are what are known AZ secondary i'm
ages reflected from the front to the
back of the mirror and thence to the
eye The magic mirror never fails to
excite good deal of wonder and IL an
interesting experiment as well Lon.
don Chronicle
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1912-09-26
Lovely Landscape.

George w on one NaaSlOn casually
entered a private apartment at Wind
sor castle and encountered. somewhat
10 his surprise. his valet. who was
seated at table loaded with vinndS
and eating with great avidity.
"Ahr' exclaimed the king. u was A..
ways fond Of scenery and here Is a
lovely piece Of landscape spread out
before me
The valet smiled feebly. but politely
Unlimited that he did not understand
the kings nIuSion 4" landscape and
scenery
why" replied the first gentleman Of
Europe do not see before NE Il smil
ing valet with ma4nitireut uOr2e!'
The valet thrtt,pOu rose and retired
eXcuSinp himself to the king on tbs
ground thai he had turned suddenly
hill ~ London Tit BITS
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1912-09-26
CZORY FEARS BLACK HAND
Stranger Appears at Police Head
quarters and Asks for Protection
Case Investigated

Applying for police protection and
decar re that the BLACK Band SO
ciety of Aberdeen is after him, John
Ozory, a foreigner was placed in a
separate cell at police headquarters
this morning.
When entering tie station Ozory
declared that he was being sought by
a band CT blood-thirsty men; that he
had done nothing wrong, and that I'M
less he was given protection his life
was ENDANGERED.
Ozory will be examined this after
noon, and it is probable that lie viii
be taken to Montesano this afternoon
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1912-09-26

president of educational
= a metropolitan church while finding
fund OF
church. with
led H
down !rvntrd
Monk Knight
Loose THE GaIiee
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1912-09-26
ossTRUcTED, tMPAcTED CROP.

a hen sometimes plays ostrich ana
swallows everything in sight-leaves
feathers. nailS-untii she's full of in
diyeStibeS What's her trouble!
She has II deiTraved appetite. prob
ably caused 10y catnrrh OF the crop.
irritation of the muscular walls OF
that organ
Drop II greasy rope of Il ham in the
pen It's swallowed quick. curls up
and blocks the outlet. and there's an
obStructed crop Throw feed to halt
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1912-09-26

chances for election. The greater por-
ton of Mr. Warburton's address was
confined to the big work to be done
for Grays Harbor by congress. he
promising that despite the fact that
he lives on the Sound, Aberdeen and
Hoquiam would come in for their
share Of gifts from the government
He argued the possibility of sending
violators of the Serman antitrust law
to the penitentiary
After the meeting in this city, the
speakers visited Hoquiam where prec-
tically the same program was re-
peated in the Hoquiam theater
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1912-09-26
COUNTY TOBUlLD
SOUTH SIDE ROAD
Continued from Page One)

erly to an intersection with the coun-
ty road en- Laidlaws Island in the
northwest quarter of section 20. The
approximate length of trestle and
bridge being about 5400 feet. and the
total distance between terminal points
being about 2.5 miles. No part OF
said highway beinv situated within
the boundaries of any city or incor-
porated Town"
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1912-09-26

REFRESHMENT OF NATURE.

The simple perception of nat
ural forms is a delight. The in
luence of the forms and actions
in nature Is so needful to man
that in its lowest functions it
seems to lie on the confines of
commodity and beauty. To the
body and mind which have been
cramped by noXious work or
company nature is medicinal
and restores their tone. The
tradesman, the attorney, comes
out Of the din and craft Of the
street and sees the sky and the
woods and is man again. In
their eternal calm he finds him
self. The health of the eye seems
to demand a horizon. We are
never tired so long as we can
see far enOugh.-EmersOn.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1912-09-26

OGIINIOOS VG0G A0I6 Ot0V6o
CrRING vegetab ies served ~ dainty
- forms may be- made attractive
features of the hill OF fare Here
are some nie recipes:
Combined With Gelatin.
Celeriac Jelly Simmer IN u pint and
{ half Of chicken or veal stock II cupful
If celery root which has been cut into
fnlnl pieces Add several SIi,t~ OF car
rot. a slice Of onion and ~ >prig Of
parsley Season to taste and strain
To pint of the broth take u quarter
of box of gelatin and soften In a
wineglassful of water Add this to the
broth and again strain Pour into
mold. preferably one that will form Il
the hollow with minced chicken and
Cnglish wanuts This may be served
with mayonnalSe dressing
Delicious Potatoes.
New Potatoes With Sauce. Select
new potatoes as nearly OF one size as
you can Scrape and take out the eyes.
Drop Il telslmuntul of salt INTO boiling
water in n saucepan on the tire. When
they are done. drain. dry and sprinkle
a little salt over them Then set the
potatoes aside until the sauce is made
For the sauce. bring II pint OF milk
TO the boil Rub together II tablespoon
FIJI OF -four and one ut butter. drop
these into the milk and stir till II Is
thick and creamy Season and pour
over the potatoes.
Served With Sauce.
Asparagus Tips In CaSes.-Take
stale breakfast rolls and scoop out the
inside. Ienving only the rrliSts Coat
the outside and inside OF the rolls with
butter and set them in the oven to
brown Make II white sauce as fol-
lows: Take Il tablespoonful OF butter.
one of -four and II cup and half OF
milk Salt and pepper to taSte~ Place
the boiled asparagus tips in the eases
and pour the white sall,e over them
pnt the rolls AGAIN III the oven just
.pn. enough "a heat
With Choppeo Vegetables,
Mushroom TimbaleS. Take six
ounces of mushrooms. two ounces OF
tomatoes. three ounces of brpaucrumbs.
one heaping tablespoonful of butter.
pne egg the iuire of half Il lemon and
u little stock. mushroom liquor OF milk
Beat Tie butter to Il cream. add the
yolk of the e@g and beat n liItie ion2
ri thop up the mushrooms ana to-
ulatu and add them also the bread
crumbs uud enough stock ot milk Ia
/ moiStpU the whole season to taStp
Whip up the white VI egg Til sim then
mix in very lghtl! FIN the cases
( with this mixture
4 n hn-/
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1912-09-26

D. w. Covineton and Dottie Brown
We're arrested this morning On the
charge Of discrderly conduct. They
were taken from q local hotel Both
were released after furnishing so
bonds.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1912-09-26
Dublin Book Pirates.

Dublin is rich IN ltprHr, uSSoria tiOns
and during the eighteenth century was
busy publishing center Some of Its
enterprises. however. were not OF Il
very reputable kind ireland was then
outside the copyright Jaws and Eng
fish books were 'pirated' in bnDlir
as freely as afterward in America
Some Dublin publishers are said t.
have kept spies in the London printing
houses and bv this means were able
to issue "pirn,rd' editions of import
ant books cOlIr'idently with and some
times even before the appearance OF
the authentic issue London Chronicle
Defining Fathom.
"A fathOm. explained II s''hooItPach
er to her class in mathematics lis
nautical word used III defining dis
lance II means Siv feet Now want
some 'i'tlp glri Ia rive me Il sentence
nSn" the word tntll"m Instant,
hand shot up Well. Mary, you may
give your sentence Mary stood np
proudly 'The reason flies can walk
on the ceiling said the ohServnnt
child lis because they havea tathom"
Hostess taftpr presenting fan &c
prize winner ut whist drive really
I'm afraid It's hardN worth ncrPpt
in. Winner 'apprasine ITS WORTH
on thank Won So much It's Just the
kind ut fan wanted one that /
shouldn't mind losing London Punch
Tanning Him.
"Sometimes | feel sure" said Blk
ms. that | once sat on throne and
waved II Srepter"
"And now remarked his CHEEKY
wife won are going To stand on thu
back porch and wave n rug heater ~
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Dangerous.
Would Won like to see my aquaria 2
asked the naturalist.
well. If he's securely chained /
might bnt I'm so afraid Of wild
beasts" replied the visitor.
The Malay Peninsula.
| One Of the richest countries in the
world is that part of the Malay penin-
sula known as the Federated States.
These provinces are still under the rule
Of their native chiefs or sultans,
though they are assisted by British
adviser. The tin mines Of these small
states are more valuable than most
gold mines. for they produce nearly
half the worlds supply Of tin, and the
result is an OVERLOOKING treasury for
the states. Vast forests Of rubber trees
are also proving extremely profitable.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1912-09-26

The schooner Caroline completed
her cargo at the Slade mill and left
port Tuesday for San Pedro.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1912-09-26

The big British tramp steamer
Tricolor, loading on Grays Harbor for
Panama with 100000 feet Of lumber
shifted from the Donovan to the W.
son mill yesterday. She is expected
to complete her cargo and be ready
for departure by October Ia.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1912-09-26

The steamer Centralia is now load
ing at the Anderson & Middleton mill
and expects to depart for San Fran
cisco either tomorrow or Saturday
bound for San Francisco.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1912-09-26

The schooner W. A. Holden is en-
pected to clear port Saturday for Cal
lao, Peru. She is now being loaded
at the Federal mill.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1912-09-26

The steamer Rainier left Yesterday
for San Francisco with full cargo
of lumber and several passengers.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1912-09-26

The steamer Lindauer which load.
ed at the Wilson mill left yesterday
for San Francisco Steamers Tamal-
pals and San Jacinto arrived in port
Yesterday from San Francisco
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1912-09-26

The schooner Robert r. Hind ar
rived in port this morning and is now
lying in mid-stream. She will prob
ably load at the Wilson mill.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1912-09-26

The schooner Sea Foam arrived in
port this morning and was towed to
the Anderson-Middleton mill for a full
cargo defined to San Francisco.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1912-09-26

Photo by c NJ Barntz
PACKED CRoP-KNIFE SHOWS WHERE TO
,enythWlSt opening TO nj finger ar0
remove contents letting iquld run
our OF hoe first test II he forced NJ
and run down wtndpip-
ilisprt two Cl,arroH tablets ana three
five grain capsules. OF venetian red
then rlost crop ny nratiN sewing with
white silk. tying each stitch separately
remove ali foreign substance nrc
then sew ontpr rLt III >;tnr ulAni"i
Place hen IN luie dry place where
she can &c; no foot and feed moist
mash the ueXt day. and on the fourth
day turn her iouse
CoN'TS
DON'T ti~> trough that hens can
walk in or water vessel that the!
can scratch litter into
Don't forget Alexander the Near
Great He cried because no worlds
were left to win and died because he
could not conquer gin
Don't set scabby legged clucks with
the idea that their chicks will not get
the same scurfy trilbys
Never Touched Him.
One day during the South African
war an orderly delivered message in
somewhat free and easy language from
Lord Kitchener to General Smith.
Dorrien. "Tell Lord Kitchener l shall
be ready to move in two hours" re-
piled Smith Dorrien. land remember to
say please the next time you speak to
mel" Returning to Lord Kitchener. the
orderly duly delivered the message.
"And you have to say please the next
time you speak to himy' he wound up
Unexpectedly.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1912-09-26

The barkentine s. G. Wilder is at
the Slade mill loading for Santa
Rosalia, Mexico.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1912-09-26
OPENS HARBOR
CAMP AICN

Continued from Page One).
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1912-09-26
ALONG THE WATERFRONT
Arrivals and Departures o. Vesse's
and Those Loading at the Aoer.
deem Saw Mills

The schooner A. NJ Baxter is at the
Slade mill loading for Lebu, Chile.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1912-09-26

Modern Job Printing as Moderate
prices. Aberdeen Printing Co. PAons'
S4o1.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1912-09-26
.D1eSFzIT'ClHlfEN
.&$e,as1!lSUPB0A3D

DELICIOUS VEGETABLE DISHES.
CrRING vegetable served N dainty
forms may be- made attractive
features of th. hill OF fare Here
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-01-09
WOMAN RELEASED
After She Had Prom .sed TO Have Her
Sen Taken Care Of BY
the Sisters.

Judge Jordon. OF the criminal
court. alter dismisslns the jury until
TINS morning. took up the case of
Mrs. Laura Mctowan. who has been
confined in the county Jail on a
charge OF not sending her young son
10 school. This is the second time
Mrs. MCGOWAN has been up on this
charge. bur the judge. after confer
ence with her. made an arrangement
by which she should To- released
One of the principal reasons for
her release was because OF the fact
that she has very small child in
arms and the judge did not believe
that confinement in the county Jail
would be conducive its health.
However. there was anotner reason,
and that was Mrs. McGowan
promise that Il she was released her
son. who has become almost incor-
rig. bic. and over whom she has little
o. no control. should be turned over
To SISTER Bernardino OF So. Joseph
Academy.
II appears the MCGOWAN boy. who
Is about ten or eleven years of age.
absolutely will not 20 10 school. and
the other time his mother was ar
rested she promised 10 turn him over
20 the sisters. but did not do so. The
terms OF her release from jail YES
isrday were thar she should keep her
promise This time.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-01-09
HEINZ TO nAKE
PRINCIPAL ADDRESS
A. AssIAl o-io coSsrN So
pAr sc-oON CONVENTION
'--e-eet-s e-rs-s- 49, s>->s e-e
esree ~ see-~tsrJ A--eas-
ls-7e s.-eer Espect<1

i--aur-n-rr- A.. h@f-x r.ute1r
oorzrl---c for 49, annual OAio corrfr
SUNDAY schco, ooas-Gioa - - bid
'his cats January II and - ara 49,
i"cal ONE 81 Tho ASSOCIATION . hsrc
81 Nork completing the dssai. A
N~rN Interesting program = IN cour--
81 preparation for fh. two DAY session
ana iae arair nil conclude With 4
, % n9u~i 20 b. served IN ih- Scottish
Rite Cathedral on th. evening of ~.
ISM The tickets for this affair will
be ready tomorrow and can he So.
cured n the Offices Of the SUNDAY
school ASSOCIATION in IN. board cf
trade building
SECRETARY Arnold extended an in
ritation TO u. J. Heinz. of Pittsburgh.
10 make the principal address on this
occasion and received word yesterday
10 The effect that Mr. Heinz was seri.
ousiy III and would be unable TO be
present ON this occasion. Imme.
diately upon receipt OF this informa.
ZION he got busy and is now in com.
munlcs'ion with several prominen;
speakers with view TO securing the
services OF one of them for this oc.
casion. and he expects to hear from
| mem today ar tomorrow. Last year
the banquet was attended by 600 PEG
pie and this wear IL is expected there
wiI be $50 present. as all the mem.
bers of the adult Bible clnsses are
manifesting much interest in the
event.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-01-09
BOY PIANIST
Berry, Reubenstein viii Appear stthe
Ciks' Auditorium Tuesday
Evening.

This eN+riI. ~ N" kks h.di
forum Master B"ryi RrUbensie.n. 'ts'
noted bos pianist. Will appear under
ne. direction - fn- For street
Tsmp.e I.ss~um cours>. a. the second
attraction. ami ne anair - be.ls
cooked '1rvsrI COB Vfl Er-a' deal
60 p,"asIr- b, 10. mG-lcaily Inclined
p-or's. 40 the cry
There viN o. an added attraction
'or -t evening at fbe recital ~ 'ae
-rerrf--- ~ 90. .se--fu hrt- o.
-s-.s.i fs- ... aprsa-sur- 90 -so Seli
.rnsr -.rr 90 fh.- section he
.-. N-- Tr.-f-lr -u.rsrD. and VI
A. ..a.r hs-f.r- Nr Lizard
SIC. a --- .rrr aar.-'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-01-09

Here is remedy that will cure
your cold. Why waste time and
money experimenting when you can
get preparation that has won A
worldwide reputation by its cures of
this disease and can always be de-
pended upon? IL is known every
where as Chamberlain's Cough Rem.
edy. and is a medicine of real merit
For sale by all dealers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-01-09
Don't ShFeF Near
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{ Hess q sons

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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-06-18
Weuvffeoc Stormcocr.

winneiota GfboIosielIfab bar nctop
aiIluttet Ell 9trffe iterre Gfbolbsmeber
| a~anoibobi % Spift Counter. Rss
berne parebe fra 10 til ire Sage. af'
bolbsiaseu blen orsftet baabe / Sam'
tale % Soeroras at fsIsenbe Salere:
Son. elias 8adie. Rnitor 8. q. 90
bauieu, g. 3. @iuiams, 8u'tab Gioe,
&. q. Sfaar, 3. 81. 9rogb. Saitpr
Tous SoteuoabL, U. q. 8iepre 90 ans
bre.
80 itsrre % irnftise afbolbsforenin'
ger bIep orgauiiereoe paa Steoer bopr
Der for in9cn inriiiIt notwithstanding
pir,coe. SamtaIeemuerue oeo oisie bal
forifieuige. men ii9r op9lebe man bel
~fslaeuhe: 8abioS lite Yialne; 8alar
terbrspet5 6. 10 % SpsrasmadIet,
"Sporfor ber hi iom 8orgere, geeblem'
mer al Samfuucet, Tom STRIFE % ari'
i~ienfoIt mobarbeibe SaIoou 90 &ritte'
onbet", og "bporIebes frcnnes beblt VII
boIosarbeibet blnubt os2"
en- 8rtfe Iiguenoe Ylsoer oil ienere
no paa Sonmereu blipe afboIot. Der
or enbmu YIabs for flere SomtaIemss
Der ON Nfbolosidgeu, men sa mnn
SnbbpocIierne inbienoes ~iuareit muIigi
til SeIlfabetS SetretGr, @uItao @toe,
minneapolis, Rinn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-06-18

gift meb 5orfatterinoen 7ru Glen
Heitmert, er ofgaaet peo Teoen al
Ell f%ortparig llnoerlioSin1Som, %
Mar al. Zen Iiosoe houoe / ont.
trent 30 Mar pGret fnpttet til 9rpg.
gerierne % bar agtet og aibolot al
ale.
Girefter for ct. Sans Soipi.
tal peb 8osfiIoe, VrofeSior. Or. meS
Sscor s. RobmeG, err efter uo9en
Sihs Spgbom afgaoet peo 9soen.
Zen afbsoe, ser par isSt oen Pin
December 1916 / aisbenbapn, bleu
Stuoent ira gorgeropolfolen / 1864
90 too / 1871 meoicinlf GmbeoS.
eronen. s 1873 bleo ban Reierpe.
lGae neo ct. Sans Soipitol. 1892
SoerlGge oa 1900 9ireftsr for so.
'pttalet. Hohmeu. Ser bar uorGout
til sGresooftor pes ltniperiitetet /
Sunb, bar Riober al Gbg. iamt sc.
foreret meo oen norife ct. SlaoSor.
ben.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-06-18

sgbIe. og &iriebGrtrGr, Sc pelltelte
9ile, boi0., re0' % gltlmolte, DC
laitiggrenne Sier meo Aipens roo.
menbe Blade inoe melleln De lpie
l~lnebirfer, 6ielbfroaningerne be.
tIGDt meo Spng % 0rllpper al JONI
fruelige Elarier | rig 8ereI -
maatte beniGtte 6remmeofareu / en-
betaget Stemning. Alt aonbeoe 6reo
berinoe / Den ibpliife arog, buor Der
paa ale Geie og Stier beIgeoe Slot.
fe al ieitfIGbte Menneifer / iine iar-
periee Sragter, ipm barmonerte
gobt meo De iagre Scenerier. Sg
Tor en- Siiciplin % Sroeu ser roa-
oeoe blanot oenne itaute, fuiffe %
patre lln9oom, iom beprqcr iig mco
ell perbig SoIoning; iHgen Sfrig
og Sfraal. NaImfulot lpocr Ioa.
let poa oenne aant al Sanoet, oa
Oct er en- emit at bsre De flinqenbe,
pofalrige Sialefter, JON Tom irrIig
goot til lin Het, mar SunQcn tonebe
en- intpoe. Srilf Slang 2atteren ira
Den tGtpaffeoe SiIbererpla0S, ga set
toifte Sptlpil "Sriarer" freur.
fert al Sois' Spearlag - off oper
gr9Ooerne, oe meo ipGrot 0pmcrf.
'ombeo fltIgte oisie Salicner Sc al.
oorlige Orb, iom blep TAFT iii Dem
ira Eribitnen. Get / ole 3ele bel.
lptfeoe Wfsoe blep %afiIuttet meb eft
6oreorna ON Norges 6oripar al
SoerlGrer Sens Hoobe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-06-18
Snsen 0ramo berior.
On bliper uilt en- uouci.

Ter fan life pPre uoaen GrusS for at no.
gen al be 9riere, Del Iioer al en- p~erfenoe
8pg. ubcbageiiabeoerue ueo urirrrs IIreaefs
mrsFgheoer, Snerterne pa SSarerne peo
Npreipaoomme, life pil lutte iii ben, Der /
bette Strg9 al 9anoet bar funoet 2inoring.
6el9enoe er en- ooerbepiienoe BefrRftelie.
N{rs. Otto Siuaniun. 0prth Iine Gitn.
WtlnI., Tiger: ~Tor tulu 4ar iioen beapnote
le9 at lioe az Nprripsoomme, % ieg unoer'
falteoe mig en- Operation, troenne at bette
piloe pl9lpe mig. Sea bIeu BOG barre, o.
MIN Selbreo hlsn belt Hebbruot. AiioNorits
perne ira ginrcrne gap mig tore Blaasr, oa
Ieg oooeoe ttte at uoi1re Ho9et arbetoe, Der
ilpote mia III at uRre iorouerbgiet, oa Snters
terHe | Hpggen oerueo blep ulioelige. Seq
hluoe Sopeoptne % bppptgs anfalb al
S~Dintmelbeo. 8tl ianoanne 5toer tunoe
leg life ie Hart. loet altjag bier msrft ipr
mia. Gn Tag trai Ieg III at l9ie ON 3oar's
&tonep Bus % foritaiiebe mig Ell 2Gite.
9e uoretteoc mere for mig eHS ale be andre
gfeotetner reg hauoe taset / aarepis. OF lea
nnoer M en- Iangt beore pelbreo.". tGrfles
ring gtpet ben Jlte auauit 1907
otter tire slars Torlob.
: Gftoher 1910, oa Mrs. Swanion blep
ttierolemet, iagoe hur: Seq fan enonI
hlerteltg anbeiaIe Epan's atonen Bills, oa
min FRO pna oeres e,oobeo plies naar lea
tiger, at leg aItio holoer en- ,yuripnine pad
Sadnoen. loans aionep Bills er ben melt
otrtningsiuloe Rpremeoictn ieg flenoer.-
5tlla9s hos alle 6anolenoe. 9ris 50
Gents. Softer Wilburn 60, Buffalo, Rem
gprf, @neasenter for De 6ureueoe Stater.
Sult Naonet - Deans - og tag intet
anbet.