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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-12-27
PoLICEWOMAN YANKs
MAN OFF STREET CAR.

CHICAGO, Dec. %. Mrs. Mary
Boyd, one OF Chicago's 10 policewo-
men, is not a large woman, but she is
muscular. Yesterday she boarded Q
street car while a powerfully BULL
man and the conductor were engaged
in fight about a transfer. Mrs. Boyd
Showed her star and separated tho
men, telling the passenger he was uus
der arrest.
When he resisted the officer, she
fI3tedLhim fromxtiie:rar,s stood him
againsta-pOst and-rang.tor til patrol
wagon Mrs, BOYD rods II the 1 station
VIII sas erred i
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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-12-27
UNION WEEK OF PRAYER.

The, Ministerial Association has ar
Tanged for the observance of the
Union week Of prayer to be held this
Near in the First Presbyterian church
andSin the Palatine Baptist church
across the river. The week night
seryices will begin at 1880, and a
Different leader will have charge
each evening. The list of topics out
lined by the evangelical alliance will
De used, and on Sunday the pastors
swillsuse some of the texts given as
fisesbasis of their sermons. The sec
tary, Of the Y. NJ CA, ME>Fred
W Rapp, will arrange for mass
meeting on Sunday afternoon, Janu-
airy a.
The following is the list Of topic
and athel eaders; the name appearing
first will, lead! in the. Presbyterian
schurch and the second in the Pala-
tine Baptist church:
! sIll44N.Ionday Thanksgiving and Hu>
s1piliation" ARev. W. u. Cantcr; Rev.
ss. III. Hampton.
;Tnesday-"The Church Uniyer-
sat, 'a-Rev. L. u. oldaker; Rev. L. 3.
Bowers.
Wednesday, Nations and Their
IsGlers' -Rev. j.. X. Probst; Rev. w.
SJss Eddy.
Thursday- Mission Rev. G. L.
i4Spfuill; Rev. II. G. Stoetzcr,,-
q Friday-"Famiics Schools and
8tlie Youngs-Rev ]. C. Broomneld:
Rev. H. G. Howard,
"a &Ths church in whichs the services
are held are asked to arrange for the
music.
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AFFINITY Wrote in WIFE
THAT IS MINE BELONGS TO HIM. READS DOCUMENT FOUND
by DAUGHTER OF DEAD MONTICELLO LAWYER-EXPECTED
TO DIE FIRST. MISS BRANCH DECLARES.

person can Imagine. His presence
was the JOY Of my existence. All !
desire now is to be left alone with ms
grief and to set away from The pry-
ing public, Which cannot realize how
n,pch | have loved and lost
Miss Branch's only JOY was the re-
turn of a photograph OF. Couch which
had been taken from her effects in
The attorneys office. Mrs. Couch got
possession OF IT and refused to give ii
up, but Miss Branch pleaded and
threatened. and late this aftcrnuU.
Mrs. Couch sent the picture to her.
ut is the only thing care for OH
earth," Miss Branch said today Ut
is the best Christmas present ! could
have received"
Sheriff kinnic's wife. who has been
in almost constant attendance oil L.te
woman, told Miss Branch that she
might expect her brother Herbert to
visit her tomorrow. Branch, who is
postmaster Of Hartwick, N. y, vii
age near Cooperstown, notified the
hcrirf today that while he woul'l
come to the aid of his sister, he will
Iot make a home for her.
Woman Gets Offers Of Help,
Miss Branch is not in fear OF be-
,ng turned out without resources, for
he has RECEIVED a score of offers
rom bhilanthropic women who want
o provide for her. The Rev. Mrs. F.
:. Ijndc ,hill, Of. No. 2O$ Oxford ave
ue. RICHMOND Hili@N. T., telegraph
j to Miss. Branch today that sh'i
would gladly provide a home for her
in the,Floyence Crittenden, Home, No.
slS Third street"sS:, Washington
u. c.
Sheriff Kinnle said that Miss
Branch will not make any decision
,bout her future plans until she has
lad conference with her brother.
She has, however, refused to consid-
any of the numerous vaudeville Of
.ers which have been made since the
sensational story of her LIE Will
Couch became public.
Townspeople who sympathize with
Miss Branch today sent her many
lifts of flowers and eatables. Mrs.
iinnie and the sheriff did what they
could to make her Christmas happy.
During the morning Miss Branch
.pent several hours at prayer.
DIR. James a.. Crauthers today held
an inquest on the death OF Stanley Is.
smith, a local jeweler, who shot him
self Christmas eve. DR.. CrautheTs
issued a statement in which Is SAID
that the shooting had absolutely
nothing to do with the death OF MI.
Crouch.
80 far MS can learn. the suicide
lid not even know the lawyer ny
said.
Haven III Washington Offered by
Philanthropic Woman Minister.
. At her home, No. 2O3 Oxford ave
nue., Richmond Hill, l.. l., the Rev.
Mrs. Z. G. Undcrhill said last night:
"My interest in Miss Branch Is
,clcIy that of stranger desiring to
mid a woman in unfortunate ctrcllm-
dances. | have read of the poor wo-
mans plight and want her to know
That there is a haven for her II she
desires 1t"
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-12-27
FORMAL APPLICATION.


. WASHINGTON, Dec. 27-With its
plan decided upon for choosing cities
fer the -awI federal reserve banks
the federal bank organization CON-
mittee TO-DAY turned it's attention to
the perfection Of formal application
hanks which shall be used by instt'
tutions seeking membership. Al
though more than 1000 letters and
kilograms expressing the intention OF
banks to enter the system have been
received at the treasury department
eir.n~-. h"rrS viii be REQUIRED to I'LL
but and sign through its proper off
cms n regal application which can be
Kept III 9lietrsasilTy arclivss: Il
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-12-27

5S1oNTfcELLo, N. u, Dec. 27.-E
Miss Adelaide N. Branch, who, as the
affinity iof former District Attorney
Melvin H. Couch, secrcted herself for
three years in closet-llke room In
the rearsof Couch's law office lin the
Masonic Temple, willed to him all her
little property.
Tile document written by the wo-
man, Which was found this. afternoon
by the lawyers daughter, Miss Louise
jouch, who since her fathers sudden
death last Sunday morning has taxi
en- charge OF lis affairs, revealed THAT
the lawyer so completely dominated
his captive that she was willing to
give her life for him.
Miss Branch hoped that her death
would come before that Of her mas
ter" She believed that, although he
was sixty-fve years old and she was
twenty-five years his junior, his re-
markable vitality would give him al
least twenty years more Of life.
Wrote Her Love In Will.
Nell, at his age, was stronger
than the average man Of thirty
years" Miss Branch told Or. John F
Curlette. u never dreamed that hi
heart lad weakened SO as to caus.
instant death; 1T isstFue that he com
planned s6fsaof feeling quite well thu
night bsSoEsS IL died, but he seemed
as strong ever when lie. returne
from tlIsf96tnI of John II. smith, VIII
lived irstlie Temple.
The detefnination,to bequeath her
property b}ch, so far qs is known
consists OF mortgages aggregatint
$642, three suits OF clothes and few
books, was reached just before Mis-
Branch left Couch's room last July t,
seek for a few days the companion
hip Of woman in Ellenyillc, N. y
II loved him all through and tc
aim rightfully belongs everything
possess in this worId1 Miss Branci
wrote in her will, according to Sher
If Kinnie, who took possession Of thu
document. Il only wish that la,
more than | possess to give to him
am his slave. and what is mine be,
ongs to him." IN
Sheriff Kinnic declined to make
public the entire contents Of the will
but said Miss Branch designated ev
cry bit Of her clothing, as well as th'
mortgages in the paper, which dig
lot bear the names. OF, witnesses.
Miss Eouise Couch spent most n ii,
he day rummaging through paper.
N her fathers private safe, She cam;
pom the willswhea She qEssct4d1 !e7nn
Ipaet letter file.
COUGHS Will Is Not Found. an,
Miss Couch failed 70 finyl a VII
lgned by her father, INIT ,Shf Is con
dent his legal widow will have no
rouble in obtaining possession Of his
which AMOUNTS to less than
5000 according t0a t the faamnily's e
innate. .,Eu !, .F,.-.
MEL never spokeet to me about 1' Y i
sill and made this 5clRle eagerly l Rc-
.ause loved Mel aRd wanted To
cave him, something H case | should
lie when he had become an old man"
Miss BRANCH said to fie sheriff today:
MEL fascinated me more than any
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-12-27
Home Robbed
THIEF TAKES WATCH. AND MON
I. Ely FROM. aWAINUToAVE-
,.nrsr NIUE FAMILY. 2e,,

The nc~,$ t:lsRl{ 54 :dls y tmmor, .
Walnut :9Y}Ip2nr avcnYf, was robbed cT GhjrriTsst
mas evening willie the family were
al in the house. A valuable watch
:; present from Mr.. Simmons father
with an old English IS" engraved o'
the case was stolen US well as a peck
rtbook containing nine dollars in
money. The valuables were taken
from a trunk and while there were
many other articles Of value In the
trunk nothing else was taken.
1t is believed that the theft was
committed by some one familiar will
the netghborhood.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-12-27
STOCK APPLICATIONS.

WASHINGTON, D. c., Dec. 20
The method to be used by national
banks in making application for. adj
mission to the new federal reserve
banking system was determined upon
today by Secretary McAdoo am
Houston constituting the orgapiza-
ton committee. 1t was decided to
require each bank through its board
n directors to pass a formal resoln-
';icn prescribed by the federal con-
rlittee, which VIII constitute legal
Implication for stock in the new re-
stqnal banks ;a5,.:. ~ f.sa
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-12-27
nnarge Of dIsorderl1 conduot agalnsl
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

Notice Is hereby given that the
annual meteing of the Stockholders OF
icasehold Oil & Gas company a corr
poration, chartered and organized,
mder and by virtue of tho laws OF
he state of West Virginia, will be
held in the law offices Of Albert u
Kern. Trust building, Fairmont, West
Virginia, on Thursday, January =,
1913, at l o'clock p. NJ, for the ptfe,
pose OF electing a board Of directors
for the,ensuing year and sthetransae
ton OF such other business. mpi;
properly come before said meeting,
AlHEl A.. Y F. &; r.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-12-27
FORMING WOMEN -,
'c""r'"''Ad from ppEe cnal.

to bring III the{Eulprits who will ht
puni'hcd to the limit. The warrants
arc Issued for Russell and Roy Rolly-
son. Grant Rodnbaugh. Charles Ben.
nett. Harry and Cecil Horror and Ed
ward Francis.
Round Knob is on Big Skin creek,
""itc a distapce from here, and 1t
i; not likely that the officers and
prisoners will be brought to the Jail
here before tomorrow.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-12-27
] RAFToNrEDIToR WRITES PLAY.
Extends Think He Will Develop Iato
cDonareEul.. plo vI1,nioh+ &

Friends Think He Will Develop Iato
Successful. Playwright, 8
aI5epsJ. Raschor,cit od4oraof thu
sGssafton Sentinel stopped t6ver III
Burg on his way to West I'm,
sol tol@itness the presentation ofhis
.splaS IA Mixture of Mixups" and I,
3altshd a reception and dinner to b
rendered him by the members OF tha
ssat following lthe play, This pr :
7Gaction IS the authors first tempt
ana playwright and last ni,"t was
lfs;f,rst opportunity of witnessing
creation, which has been on th>
lsad,a month, playing successfully
Clio and Indiana. The play is ful!
delicate situations, just what its
Tile implies "a Mixture OF Mixups"
continuous succession OF rapid .'e
comedy. -Clarksburg Exponent,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-12-27
I...IG|i.TEI... y. BRIEFS.
7VIF IT WV j
Trains Late.

EaihOserytoeLnas Been. KomBENa
s1etarded during the past few days
owing to the heavy traffic at this
.ame of the year and to weather con :
sdltions. All the trains coming into
flie city today have been more or less
late. Train No. ~ going east AMI
due here at 1851 did not run until
me O'Clock.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-12-27
BARNEY GILMORE
M THE GRANI

At THE GhhNU,
A Fight for Millions, the stirring
Irish melodrama in four parts will
be seen at the Grand tonight n
photoplay with Barney Gilmore one
IT the best Irish actors before tho
public in the star part at The Grand
tonight. 1t is athrlller. Prtccis l0c.
w ali -
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-12-27
,N0jUNTAINEERS.
tconrluysa iron, Fave one.'
/. close watch on the mine.
viii starye Them Out.

PINEVlLLE, Ky. Dec, 27.-The
militia and deputy sheriffs after ar
irving at the mine decided to inaugu-
ratio siege and starve the Hendrick-
sons out OF the mine. A squadron OF
troops were thrown around the mine
entrances. 1t is believed the Hen
drlcksons clan had no food and little
water and that the siege will be
short.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-12-27
"Soul WidoW''
Continued from Page one)

tao. -. ~ = DbL.
go with him to a sanitari1m..
Branch, who is postmaster at Hart
wiEk, near Cooperstown, is mort
than IS years old. He was escorted
to the hospital ward by Sheriff Kin
ME- As the barred door of the ware
swung open, the woman, who had
been gazing out Of the window, turn
ed sharply around and, seeing hel
brother, exclaimed
"Oh, Herbert" She ran toward
him and threw herself in his arms
She began to weep and as the aged
man carassed her, he said:
~ am here to protect you, dearie. "
Brother and sister sat together
and Branch let her talk to him of
Couch and of her love for him. She
said:
No Regret for Past.
Mr.. Branch wanted his sister to
go withVlrim to his home in Hart
wick, but she refused, saying Mr..
Couch did not approve. After leav-
ing Ills sister, Branch said:
| believe in the affinity Qf
souls. There is nothing in the
world but love. while love lasts.
Poverty is nothing, obscurity is
nothing. But love, brother, oh
love is everything. In the sight
of the law I an. not married,
but in the sight Of love we were
married as strong as any priest
or magistrate could have made
us.
= There is so little real love in
the world that am glad Of my
life with Mr.. Couch. I have
nothing to regret. I would go I
through the same thing again,
even If l knew what the end
would be, as now know.
can't approve Of Couch. but
believe my sister has always
wanted to be pure woman. 1t
is a good thing that have not
the power to punish, but-oh,
wells she loved him.
Branch showed letter addressed
to him in care of the sheriff. 1t was
written by Mrs. Hunt of Flatbush
and matted at Station 3. Brooklyn,
In that letter the writer said:
why don't your sister tell the
public what She did with her
two children? If she does not, |
/" will. "
~Brapch denied cmDhatfcatly tiSS;;t
his sister eyer had any chi,lIdrfn and
said nc lrttnr vas written BY a per-
son who never knew him.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-12-27
IERF ID YlUMY SISIEl


Wish Ter M MI e
gig 9snsn
IS NghdiTa
he Write not6ee
MRS. M SUMMERS, Box d Hotre Dame' Ind.s VI 81 ~
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-12-27
No Regret for Past.

Mr. Branch wanted MS sister 70
go withVlrim to his home in Hart
wick, but she refused, saying Mr..
Couch did not approve. After lcav-
ing Ills sister, Branch said:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-06-13
quiet n9 Rfckkenrt.
Rebissret at en- praftif SusmoeeI
&iso Sulma.

Sette er en- goo W2aabe at benptte
inaa Reiter al aisb og foIo fogt
Tis. Gag lige meget aisb og Iis.
bat aisoet nofioa tint og rsr BET iaa
iammen neb Riien og liot finbaffet
BeriiQe, SoIt, Ieber, OF Iibt repet
Ssa. Sar bu liot tilonersblepet hpib
Sauce, iaa brug BET Ill at binoe
Ntasien iammen, bpis life, iaa rer
ct sGg l. Gag iaa Salat.glabe =
De grope Slabe, iom life fan benpttes
til Salat, fan goot bruges til bette
- % log noget al Nasien / bpert
9lao. 9ino oct gobt iaIt me6 Sps.
ling % lab bet imaaiurre / liot aisb-
frat en- Times Sio. Sar on life
Salat. glnoe. iaa brig 8aalblaoe,
iom fanite er bel iaa soot, - finn
at oisie ierit mao gipes et Spfog
ialtet Sano, ellers or De for itine I'll
at rule omfring aisoet. Raar iaa
"1olmaerne" er fogte, tages De op
meb Ell SnIife, iaa at araiteu lsber
al. og l9gges uooper ei ilabt SAB.
TN Snuce lnpe5 al ? Spiieifeer
Smer, 2 Spiieifeer Wel, Ell Stop
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-06-13

@i habee iaa pite spet os | Tetlamas
mationer % 2iaIoser os berfor Ipareoe
ieg: ~Ior Sub er os en- n9Ibis BORG.
ban sr bort gapan trpagn, ban frier
ois frdn Hoe oh cora oh bet dis
bel al beria". 90 oermeo git pi biem
til Semiuarte. beiriet fra Se,pmrinser
for uieebe Gage.
Bort iutime 0enIfab Irntes at bore
uopIsieIiet 90 peSuastet bIep pi So9
icrte Iangt bort fra htudnoeu % Itoo
| ioriiienise SamfunbsiorbiubcIier. Si
blsn mart operbepilt ON, at Sheen
Iieloeu ltemmer opereuS meb Sir!eIias
behen. git iorIahe Stoleu % bens alds
DC SpIeueIier for CT trGoe iub pad Den
praitiite Sirre al Sipet. briuser mango
bitre % nnrtfiebte g%riaringer. Ren
hpor i~oritieuiGe pore |eie euo bleu, iaa
opbsrte COG life ben llnaounus Sortros
liebep. bportiI Der !uptter iie ioumanse
ilGre Riuocr. gnbifient Sipet iputeS
at bdpe iaret mere IcmfGloiet meb Dig.
iaa itoo Oct Hart for por SeptolthcS,
at alt BET, ionr mshte nS / SipetS Sfps
Ie MATTE i Subs SannS iamurbeinc III
BET Gope. 2iseiom DC bsie Sieia'piSlc
er melt uoiat for Storm % @Iemcnters
mes arareb, iaoIebeS auccneeS mango
giibler for az berare ell Brett / gos
mnabeo % Sruitah Ser maa tlinae
2ob iii at holoe ct tort Soarmlhr
ieaus, iaafremt oct ital tunue anatpe
ret siS for eli bel @eioIiuina. Rcn
Dor llueoomS Sorbaabuinaer att oc8 I
SpiplSeIie: "@dar omtriu9 3tou %
panbrer ON oet. teller bets Sdarre,"
Sat Sa for @cuifab % Den airrIigheN.
ser euinoelig brrnScr.
On apntuberual.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-06-13

IeH, luu oe IuT DllUe QOul uull'Ieue
oa gobt iolebe, ON Der er Solpeir.
10. Raar geiret er parnrt, log ct
SGppe oper aanoerne, iom fisres til
Greamerp'et.
If. Som ibu, at Ell eneite &anoe
iorbGrpet SIsbe ebelGgger Ell aier'
ne fulb.
Haab % @inf.
Sm Soften / 1911, ba man man.
&c Steber / 9ortb Gafpta bapbe baui
paa en- Maabe llaar, gift en- Sarmer
bl. andre til ell ganfsr oa bab ON
at iaa lame 800 Dollars til SpbolS
for Jig og Sumllien. 9aufaren Liant
te bam Tengene paa DC Gilfaar, at
ban ituloe fisbe SAFER for Dem. Wan.
ben fisbte Ter auer % TO aaloe for
Bergene. 20 8uer og TO auIoe bap'
De ban fsr. San bapoc Sober nof,
o. Samilien lepebe al bisle auer.
Snben glaret bar onlme, bapoe ban
fra bisIe auer iolgt Slsbe % 8aloe
for 354 Collars, % bapoe areatlls
rer paa Saanoen nrro ialt 400 Col.
lars.
Sfal hi ion gobe Geie, iaa mao
ri nof bore fnrberebt paa at betale
9oot for Dem o3iao. 90 noar ri en-
Sang faor qnoe Seie, bliper BET bel
iaa tptt al burtiglsbenoe Iutomobia
Ter paa Dem, at Sobgi9ngeren %
WanOen meo SeIte og Secs mac
fraple iig frem langs @refterne!
Get alorig en- tiIislet, paab
Set in6 paa Stalben for Natten.
gsrit / BET minbite Sslen al bens
9en % @ape!
st eobt "Seam" betaler Jig /
29ngben meget beore END eft made
Zig "Seam", ielu ON oct iibitnppnte
blep fjsbt forbolospis biQigt.
gu Iarine til, at oct er for
tsrt paa en- Sarn1, mems Ser paa
Haboformen, iom fanife ligger bsie=
re enbba, ingen 8rlnb err til at flo
&c oper Serfe, er ofte ben, at man
paa fsritnGpnte Sarm arbeioer for
grunot / Sorben, plsier for arrrnbt
0. |. b., iaa SorOen life fan treffe
til fig % opbepare @9be NOT. Gen
bebite Waaoe at beifptte fig paa moo
Ssrfe er at plsie bpbt o9 pulperiiere
Sorben goot, iaa SinteruGben fan
opbepares / SorOen for Sommeren
gn Sun Hue logger $50 sgg
paa Ell Sang, oplDIer Ell 6luefor'
fslger. $ parmt 8eir uoflpffes
bisie 9gg pna s elmer. Sm 10 0a,
&c er seggene blepet til fltloporne
6l1ler, ser aae er fGroige til at leg,
&c 9Gg i9ien / 8isoielbuu9er, ri.
fulbsopn9er, Ssppel og al Slags
Sort. Set gieloer at soelpgge Hil,
geplaoiene.
S Spiflano tsrfer man Eptes
ter for &reaturene, omtreut iom Ri
tsrfer 9@bler for Wenneifeisoe
8isie tsrfebe Goteter ifaI ppre bro
for SeItene ogian. Sperolt / Spif.
LAMB er Der 6abrifer, iom befatter
Jig meb at terfe 9oteter til Sober.
- Get er iagt, pg BET er trPfien.
be Iagt, at naor ma bill anlGg9e Ell
goo Sci, ifaI Sen bape en- "tpr aiel,
ber", iaapel iom ct "tet Gag.
8ooe H~aao9iDere bar Ri 6ars
mere mart flere, enb pi enifer. Sgier
itaar at ifaffe oS W9nb, ipm er pil.
lige og opgti1e iii at baanotere en-
@isoiel9reb eller en- Ssgaffel og far
melfe en- npbpr Goige eller en- uro,
Zig 8u, iamt gipe en- Slof aalpt
Griffe Og meo Soritanb Itelle en- Sri
iepurfe. st al bore Sarmerblooe et
inoe pan omtrent iamme Sanfe
naar oct fort9aer ON en- Sluif, ion
laa / Renoeitenen fulo, mems en- Sar.
mel fom for6i. Sluifen iom alle an.
ore pil6e giue Sarmeren Rdab. g
6ormere buroe ople mere Slug, Jag.
De ban. Slug 8biifep'en er for Opr
Spis s Sarmere bare pilbe opIe me.
re Hua, iaa biloe hi fl,nne fisbt
aammel, goo -@biifep me9et bill.
ligere."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-06-13
Carmen np Gnpf1t.
Webteeret ai en- praftiif 5armeI
ltarrs of sGfalfa.


11arpS bar polbt mere lllempe
enc nogen onben Sing for Dem, iont
bar ioriegt meo IliaIfe, ~ifrtoer
Soma Someiteao". Taa @runo al
Ganifcligbeoerne meo Il9rGSiet,
mar man iaar alialia ON 8aaren,
% Saren for Ssrfe, naar mar iaar
Den tibligt ON Soften, er oct IifreIt
at gisbSle % plsie for Ilfalfa tio=
ligt ON Saaren og barpe Stpffet
goot bper tienbe Dag pmtrent til /
Slutningen al Sum- eller 9egpnoel'
len al SSllli og oa iaa aliaIfaen ale
lie. @eo at barpe ofte % goot iflIbe
maj bore iitano til at brebe omtrent
oft oct llgrasfrs, iom ligger iaa
grllnot, at set funoe bape npret
iitanb til at fomme op iamrmen meo
Ilfalfaen.
s goo S9pb nlaa set Stpffe, man
pil able Ilfalia pan, bore, ON Il,
falfaen ifal tribes rigtigt eoot. st
StDffe, iom egner fig uomerfet for
Wois, ifuloe iom Gegel paste for
Alfalfa. Nen goot breneret maa
bet 2anb, man bill aple alfalfa paa,
uare. alfalfaen gaar meeet opbt
meb fine Rsober, melt taaler life
"Spoe paa Ssboerne". Haar Sen
meo anore Orb folo, banbmrttet
Serb nleo fine Hsbber, taIer Ben
bet life. Den pantriueS % ilaar
Sell.
Sairg STILES.
Iortb Soma Sairp Isiociation
bar peotoget og lahet prente folsenbe
Hegler for SelifabetS MeOlemmer :
/. Scr on begpn0er at melfe, ie
efter, at ai,as 2egeme - oeuS gper
isrit og fremlt - ct irit for NSmuos
og Sort.
2. Sc efter, at life &otte og Sum
oe faar bore runot os bape Inleo=
ming til at fomme bort | aabne Wtel=
tefanber.
3. Melf nteo terre Senoer. Git
lao al0rig Saanoen at fon1me | Be-
rsring meb Welfen.
4. Bring Melfen bort ira SIeiet
inareit mlli5t.
5. Siaab albrig 0telf at itua utilz
6Gffet, bpor ben fan trGffe / iiq ono
2ugt eller uoi9ttes for Smubs %
Stsp.
6. Iffisl @telfeil, eiterat BEN er
bleuen iepareret. Rsr ON / ben, til
ben er aloeleS affislet.
Z. Set albrie 2aaget tpt paa Ell
aanbe BARN Welf eler Slsbe, iom
life er blepet luitet no peo I. CTS. Of
bGloe Den ia9te ira en- aanoe til en-
anoen.
8. 9lano albrig BARN Melf ener
5Ieoe iammen meo a~ffislet Nelf el-
Ter Slsbe.
8. Gaif Melfefanber, Spanb %
9stter for bper Sang, be brlt9e8.
9rltg life 5ile at paIfe Dem meo,
men en- Serite. gfterat be er baffe.
De, lGg Dem nleo aabningen moo So
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-06-13
Siem til Wprae / 1914.

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