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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-08-03
NEWS OF FARM AND RANGE
FEAR OF STRIKE DISTURBS
THE WHEAT MARKET HERE

With the European war situation
destroying temporarily the wheat
wheat market. there IS a purely Am
erican situation also affecting the
market The war has made II for
the time being dangerous and almost
impossible to ship out any wheat but
the general western railroad strike
threatens to keep the wheat from get
ting to tideland. The result is that
there is nothing doing in the local
market at ALL
The strike Is called for August Z
and in the meantime the companies
which have large quantities OF wheat
in inland warehouses are giving rush
orders to ship 1t to the coast "a fast
as cars are available. The war situa-
ton has caused many to lose sight o:
the threatened strike but it's contin-
ues danger that will have a strong
effect upon local conditions.
As far as the war situation Is con
c.rnej, local buyers are completely
at sea The most optimistic believe
that the war will cause only n tenn
porary congestion OF the market due
10 lilt u'illOl dAishAiNlA Va NAA' '''ft''T
facilities.
Plenty of Cars.-The O.-W. II. n y,
Is fully prepared to handle the east
ern Oregon wheat crop. according to
William Bolons, superintendent who
has Just completed an extended In
spection of eastern Oregon with Gen
eral Manager j. =. o'Brien, Move
ment of other commercial commodi-
ties are only normal, or less than so,
It is said. and this leaves the company
well supplied with rolling stock for
grain. The same is true elsewhere
Farm Fire Near Pilot Rock-Fir'
Friday on the old Henderson farm
near Pilot Rock destroyed the house
100 sacks of grain, straw stack and
20 acres of stubble, according to news
brought to this city. The farm
owned now by n man by the name OF
Randall. is leased by George Horn
Mrs. Horn discovered the fire jus
after she had finished cooking din
ner. The roof was all ablaze theI
and, there being no one there bu
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-08-03

WASHINGTON. Aug. Sat the
presidents request the house appro-
priated S250,0OO to transport Ameri-
cans stranded in Europe TO their
homes
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-08-03

Granite Hill mine in Josepane
county is to be operated
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-08-03

The clackamas Gas Co. passes W
Milwaukee and will supply Oswego.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-08-03
SEMI for Fishing F1eet

HULL. England. Aug. 3.-Steamers
have been sent out to bring the British
fleet home from the North Sea.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1914-12-18

Mrs. Cleveland Wright and
Mrs. Dave Hedge went to Kan
sas City Friday to spend
the day.
Mrs. James F.. VIM went to
Kansas City Monday, where
she met her daughter, Mrs.
A. NJ. Bunting, of Lincoln, Ne
braska, who accompanied her
home to spend the holidays.
Miss Elizabeth Graves went to
Kansas City Monday for a
few days visit.
Mrs. Ernest Anderson and Mrs.
Sarah Evans went to Kansas
City Monday for a visit.
N. M. Houx went to Kansas
City Monday morning to spend
the day.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1914-12-18

Mrs. Gordon Graham and little
son, William Waddell Graham,
left Sunday morning for Meeker,
Colorado, before returning to
their home in Lilly, Colorado, af-
ter a visit here with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Waddell.
Rev. A. H. Hohenwald, Super
intendent of the Kansas City
District, who conducted the SER
vices here Sunday at the German
M. E. church, returned to his
home in Kansas City Monday
Miss Irene Stramcke returned
Saturday evening from an ex-
tended visit in Chicago.
]. G. Worthington went Ia
Kansas City Monday morning ia
spend the day on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy Gray re-
turned to their home in Kansas
City Saturday evening after a
visit here with relatives.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1914-12-18


Mr.. and Mrs. l.. b. Wallace oil
New York City announce the
birth OF a daughter December
II, 1914.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. F.. Mock re-
turned to their home in Indepen-
dence Monday after a visit
here with . Mr.. and Mrs. w. B.
Douglass.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1914-12-18
BLOCKADED
Every Household in Lexington
Should Know How to Resist

DAAOulN AAAloW INV
it.
If your back aches because the
kidneys are blockaded,
You should help the kidneys
with their work.
Doan's Kidney Pills are espec-
tally for weak kidneys.
Recommended by thousands
here's testimony from this vicin-
ity.
"At night | had to get up to
pass the kidney secretions and
when morning came, l was more
tired than when | went to bed"
says William Kennedy, painter
of Second St., Higginsville, Mo.
~ had not taken over six doses
of Doan's Kidney Pills before l
found that they were helping
me. l kept on using them until
| was in better health than | had
been for five years"
Price so cents at all dealers,
Don't simply ask for a kidney
remedy - get DOan's Kidney
Pills-the same that Mr.. Ken
nedy had. Foster ilburn Co.,
Props, Buffalo, N. Y.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1914-12-18
For Sale.

White Holland Turkeys. Hens
$500 and Toms $500. Phone
421O Lexington, Mo. or Mrs. j.,
w. Moore, Higginsville, Mo.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1914-12-18

We sell only RELIABLE and EPENDABLE
GRADES OF LUMBER and BUILDING MATERIAL
because anything less would not give you satisfaction in
your buildings, and would tend to drive away, instead Of
build up, our trade.
This is not a matter Of morality or honesty, but a mat
ter Of selfish interest. For us to sell you goods of doubtful
value just for the sake of making a little more profit, would
be to not only risk your displeasure, but also your valuable
good will and future patronage, and no business man can
afford to do that and stay in business very long.
Therefore, you need have no fear in buying Lumber or
Building Material here that we will try to force anything
upon you of a doubtful nature, because plainly, it is just
as much to our interest to have you completely satisfied
as it is to yours.
When some slick fellow tries to wheedle you on q low
price basis, just remember these points, and that "QUAL-
Try Is ALWAYS THE BEST POLICY" when it comes to
Lumber and Building Material.
Lambert Lumber Co.
Lexington. = Missouri
JOHN J.. PRICE, Manager.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1914-12-18

Tht Wentworth Military acad-
envy basket ball team was de-
feated Wednesday night by the
Warrensburg basket ball team at
Warrensburg, by the score of 40
to 10.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1914-12-18

C. F. Hacker and Lon Kelly
spent Sunday in Kansas City.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1914-12-18
For Sale.

Poland China Bears ready IOl
service.
A. P. YOUNG,
Near Prairie Church.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-08-25
Mosrapminser
Weiopotamicn.

Set tpifc Crientielifabs llo9rnp-
ninaer poa @ortas Huinielt er M
oiIll,ttet, eiterut BET partbiIt bcllcnilte
SenpeI, Tom lod begrapet / Den be-
tnoeli0ite al @ruabaugerne, er orogt
irem / SaQen. 81 De euri9e Huiiter
err unoeriegt. ) @abplon bar non
arauet paa Here Steber. Ut az De
p%iatiaite oa Understandable HeiuIta
Ter par TaItiPttcIien al @runoplonen
Tor "9abels Snarn". Ger opoage
oes eli momumentolt 9oertrau ! ire
Aioelinger. pnl isric 90 iii De ierite
@toaers Ssioc. Nj Nabopolas'urS
9pmnr er Sc fire Sierner on lire
itore |orte bleuet uograpet, OF Der
ueo bar man funnel iaitiGtte Gpena
Sterrelie Ter 9Iebufaonejara uplol=
ae Spgaeioretagenber @eo De uioe'
re uoarauninger of Vroceslion*ga'
ben og SpiminISnerferne / aonge.
toraen iunot man, ioriioen talrIge
;sraamenter al 9loierebe 5ealmalie.
relieiier. ugiaa ct Stptfe al ell itor
9aialilepe. 9fan baaber az funne
uiIlutte llbsraprinserne / 9abplon
nj sIaret 1917.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-08-25
0onbar Nafao.


Ger er blct truuSportcret 10000
Wpno % auinocr Ill oiSie Ger. "a
Vriicn er ANDRE 100000 Meurcifc
liz. iom er loact ttlarum0e uaa Den
lnuQe Waridl mocr SropeioIen". no
tattc Ell cnQcIif Mi5lnusprcit uuoer
ct 9iSfu@lionHmeoc, iom hoIOtc& i
1onoon iorlc0eu ONT GTnct. "(ri.
len, ion bctale9 lur 8dfao." 3 lie
re 9lor hopoc nj puntnlt BET Slnpc'
holo og oen S~lauebouOcl. lont ijnNer
Steo uad Vrincipc ~ Sdu lhomc.
&c 10 inido Ger / portIqiliif @eli0.
oelic / @uInenbuatcn. Nile &cie 20
Stier ira GcntraIoirlfo til NnQold
bleu itrecoc me0 NcNcrliN bare ior
al ifnilc N~rbelO3froit iii Ndfdopldn
tl0crnc. vi har after o. after tld'
act opcr, at De lortc Nrbei0crc bleu
holot ion Slaucr. &c buo on ben
idlot ON &ou til at penoc tiIba1c Ill
inc Stem / Gcntraldirlfu n hor
peat pod. al ser iln6c3 ell henmcIlq
Ncltemmclic / Ncu ciQeIif'portuQiliifc
Cberen5fomlt. ion 'orpliAtcr Sng.
lailo til al beifuttc Sc |portugiiiifc 40.
lonier moo ole SLENDER.
fortI9ol5 Spor aif uo puo at oc
rSloieote. iom orbelbebe paa Aofoos
pIaningernc. oioroc set a. iri Billie.
Dc par Ida lnffcliac pno Dc portrait
life Ger. at iugcr NfnGt / &crOen
fumbc tpin1c Dem iii at pen6c til6aqe
iii line Nient. ) Sc iioitc ienl!cn
Mar. iortiuttc DiisiionSpreiten, bar
nj iomlct ina meget NcuiSmutcriaIc.
at oct life lPngere goor an at ifiulC
S%unohcoen. 8i bar III ifoiict o@
oificicllc Sn0beretniu9er. iom ~iicrner
ole 5pil ON oct, iom ri oaere0c lam.
&c hdr flogct ouer, og tire brittle
&onillcr er MI i'Gro wcO at m0cr-
isae Sagen."
Gen brittle &icefoniul Snlallbo-
ne8 uotnler: "Af ait oct, iom leo
bar funnel iaa Geoc pao. ~lremg1ar
oct. at Slduerne bleu fiebt / angola.
Gen aontraft. Tom bIep ~llllttet uler
Atcgernrbeioerne, unr bare pro lorna.
De CT bIepct irun9portere0e loni san,
ger % iage6c lom aOGg ncO til SIN
item.
ri Gnllpn0ere itru6er AZ. at oi
hor tnget rSnltiatipet Ill at glsre On
De pao SIauehanoelen. &Ou0 lore.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-08-25

s)noe greb inc / oen al 5000 Gan.
acre o. 3 Mtitiifforps uoisrte Wtitiif.
% Srleoiten Tor ct Vor Mor iioeI
ltob Sr.ielier tart inmmenpreSiet pod
Gam" o0 hsrte tro0@ oct ubebage.
Ilge Tclr beNeiltret pda sc ifient lore
ora9ne ,>lIleiouAc OF aoralcr; oa oa
&c lioite aloftetoner por oeet zen.
brogte oen tdfrCmmcIiQc WprQoe
peo S;ubeIraab Nieiteren Ell uelior.
trent Sploelt.
Naor &iucent / Sommertioen al
OF til oipcr Iitenfoncerter meo mt
Froaram. er Gam" ipIot al broqcoc
McnncifcmuS'cr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-08-25
Sra SieIo os Siore.
6. 9. &ouaen.l

5 Den ieuere Sio bar iee - for
uben nit oonIige aaIosnrbeibe -
tdot iaa trapeIt nleo at lpie @eret.
ninger ON Ieitligbeoerne / Norge %
Reierater ira Sc firtelige Iorsmeocr
Der 2anoet. at lea nrItcn bar gIenlt
at roget bar forcgnaet heritoe, boor
ieg ielo Dor. % BOG er ri enonll
iltue % noget bar, ogiaa ~tilora9et zig
Der. 2i6t Horelic bar Der pprct og-
iaa Der, ON Set enc bar uPret mere
END %ponligt title / Ben iibite Sio, ilGr
hoao set efonomiife angaar. "gr'
beioSlesbeo" bar ppret nofiaa olrtin'
feIig % Der here3 ouglig Slayer oper
"oaarlige Siber". Ten9emangeI er
ulminbcli9 bIanot BET %alrinoeli9c
SoIf. Set er / pefuniGr SenIeenoc
trungere % nrailgere END oct bar pG'
ret fer - iioen ri fom berito, -
ibpertialo er set iao for mig % mine.
- Sog ber man pet life flaGe %
oernleo PLACE more; for bet forana
orer fife Soger bperfen for ell ielr
eller Tor andre - % oesuoen -
man iploer fun lin 0tooaangS
Sfaol meo iliat iinpttiat &loge'
mail. Get beoer 10, at "buer $40
bar nof / lin Nlage" - og al Gr.
iaring itoofUiter, at set err, iaa ianOi
iom bet err ioqt. 9I Uraitelin og nro'
liq Scfpmring Tor SremtlOen er il
iod olliaepel 'uaiGnat. Get er fin
Wongel paa Sro o9 SilliO iii Ono.
Der Gipr, at hi floaer % iamrcr %
iom hi ofte gicr; "tbi OIL fan tft(
Qiere ct Soor hpiot eller fort" 30
hpem al eoer fon meo al lin Sefnm'
ring Ipqge en- Mlen til lin SipslPn9'
be? Sormnnr s ga life engang Def
minolle ,bporior err s ga %befpnreoC
for set unoet?" "Ofen enoog Sea:
rene poa eoerS Sopeo err talte ollie
Ion1nlen." - go / SperenSitemmeIl(
meo bisie SreIierenS Orb, ipnger b
/ en- al bore Snlmer:
"Man pinOer oog illtet nleo Srlf ol
meo Sorg,
tilirebs Jig at giuc, er trpg9eite Borg
at labe Jig neic,
Iom @lto set pil ieie,
oet foloer man &inllen paa Soroel
nleo Sflcl,
bpao @erren bebager, set tieler o%
bel"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-08-25

tager ui os for at bi1fpe oisie I9nS
% apinoer2 Tug eiter Dag maa De
iIlOe og ilrGe unoer 3rupeiolen fra
81. 80 ON Wor9cuen til Solen
gnar reO. meoeu5 oe lpitaes eiter fine
Niem ldr9t inoe / Gentralafrifd."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-08-25

Sp.: Mnar en- Iano Tom til gtidt'
aar, % tos Someitenb Der o8 nAto9 III
fsrite Ynpir % propeoe op / 1890. nj
bet ba opIbe bnm noeen Tar'feligheo,
ON ban MI ifuIbe iplge lit Sano, lloer
ban life bar lit dnbet Napir?
Spar: Tci. Get par | 1890 tffs
nstpenbia at bupe tit "nnSet Iapir" for
at erbperpe Gierbpmsrct til Spmcfteao'
Lamb.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-08-25

Sp.: Oeriom en- Ianb finber Sob
Der, Sern. Sclb eIler anoet S!ags NE
tai paa tit 6oneiteao, fer han prpper
%, fan bn 9iegieringeu tage Sonoet TIL
bagc, cfter at ban hur prooet %, naar
hnn life bioite uoget ON bct, for ban
"fileo" paa 2anNet? 81. Tiger, BEN ian.
9. tiger. Dem fan life. 6pent bar Diet?
,Sfalo G|rpernmcntct tar Set tiI6ase oil
ban oa fua npseu Detailing for Set?
Spar: Gesjerinsen householder 10
| ale SilfGlbe 2etten til W%tinereler, ipm
iinpes pna SOmeiteablano, men 6uune=
fteGntnacren bar, meo Scnte S%nbffrGnf=
MING. gruacn nf SrrSen. Sau faar i'm
gen Setaling fur gsineraler, Der iinocs
pau 2anpet, ba han IornoiGttes at
fierSc til bennc geitenmelie % Opcrta=
ger ben Hiiifo, Iam fslecr al ocn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-08-25

Sar Sc life ienbt os aontingci,t paa
Ell Stuno. ie paa Ibrc5icIappen. Set
tunhc tanife barre paatioe at ienoe %
~Sontingenter MI.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-08-25

Sp.: Gn Wtano hprer en- limpnot9 ri
nf arbeioe for zig. Sur ban oa Het
til at ifiptlte BAN 81, % boao tan Gut
e Saoer / iaa SuIb gicre?
Spar: I S%pprgercus Stat er bet
uluplis at ielse eller ifjGntc berniennc
9riffe til Minnreaarise. Wen bpis bet
life er siDrt / nusem NIB &cniist, %
Weofpmmenbe furplister iia til at afiraa
bertra / Tremtibcn, CT bet maaifc bccit
iutet uibere at foretase, nber forfnapibt
ipm bet iclpfpiseIis or hans Iligt at
furcbplbc Ssnnen, at han bsr laSe p@re
at mcbtaae iaananne Sritfeparer, naar
DC bnocS fam.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-08-25
0aben R~orreiponoance.

epsresuaaI fra 1.rioae-, ipm iite or8pe' line
Tdtre Ill Seoaftiprer. heipdrcs iffe.
Spsrsert beees afatir line Sprrssniaait q tiat' "
taoeiist Sprps.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-08-25

ga, set bar ppret iGn9ilenoe IN
teresiunt at Iple Be mango Seretnilt-
ger ON at itaielige o. itoteli9e 6eit-
liabeoer borte / Nor9e! Set bar be-
ret Seitru$ og 6eitIllS / ct &ipr ira
@(areta 9~eannOelie til Ill - % nil
bel iortiptte Iige til MaretS Gnoe.
Wanqe al bore bernprel,oc BLADES
Observation-Disclosures far Ieperet
meget auoe uq areie @eooelelier Der
ira. Som iaaOamle fan nPpnes
Moeliten @eroeS Srepe til "6ram",
@rnnor 2rnbS / "g8aibinatonsFo-
item, Snitreiier-Teer's / "Norman'
sem, % life mlnoit "Gecorab.@o'
items" - iipr De a~n9aoenoe g. =.
8ano"s Sriumitog giennem Sanoet.
Moio, o0iaa @onfier GhoS. @eiiers
@rep til Soften" Dor intere5ian oq
ior os NoromGnb iproeIes llniaren-
DC, iprIig ioroi ban er Gnlerifoner
al iffe.norif SDro.
"Sprnras" Sitbilpltms6eite er no.
merfet bauoe bpao ltbitpr % Srb-
bolO betrGffer; ligeoau "Giospolo"s
Set al Spmraiorenin9en ubgio-
ne "Nprif- glmerifanerneS 5eItifriii
1917, bar ieg lpit nleb me9en M
teresie, iipr er Ben biitori'fe Soeriigi
oper "ben norif.omerifanife Tre@Ie"
uGrbifulb. Set er iorbuuienoc
boaS man bar pPret iltonb til al
Qrapc % 0esongauenoe. Seq troeoe,
lea piOIte no9et ON Ben liorite Eresic
/ Imerifa, men, llaor jeg lGIte ocnne
Nibanoliug maotte leg tllItoa min
llpioenbeo. Ogiaa De onore "Suer-
iigter" / Sfriftet err gooe, i9rlig itpl-
oeS Heooftsr EaItor Sb. G9aen i9r-
ifilt Saf for lin me9et beloi9e % pei
triline "Speriigt oper Den norlf.lu.
tbcrife airfes @iitorie / NnlerifaS
Sea eob pioe, hpem nnoen funoe bape
aipet os en- mere nefterr, FLAIR %
uportiif Srcmitining al Be broaeOe
&irfeiorholoe blanbt os. Get lore
fommcr mig, at ban bar ifiIt ia iro
BET meget belifate Speru paa en- for
oIlc meget tilireositiaeube @aoOe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-08-25

Sp.: Or Der noset Steo / ameritd.
bnor Der bripes 2otteri OLD?
Spar: Tci, Sptterier CT tprbuoi
her | 2anDct.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-08-25

Sp.: Soor Irnse fan jes pGre | eaa
naoa. fsr jeg miiter min Sorserret | pe
Soreroe Stater?
z par: &c pil ppbsrc at nGre u.
z. goroer, bpis Te life iuben to Var
fra ben gic, sc reiite til CANADA, sisr
gnmelseIie hos nGrmcite amertfau'te
9priul pm, at &c fremSeIcs snifer at
bli betraatet inn gprscr at bette Sanb.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-08-25

Sp.: Sbab cr Nbresien til Bet bar'tc
&pnIulat / Chicago?
Spar: GiitrGffcltg Ibresie: Con
iulute of Scnmarf, Chicago, 81.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-08-25

5p.: Sinbes Ser ro9et @ereapparat.
iont biplpcr for Senbeo? Seq bar
forioot en- "Garorltn", men Sen giors
DC Inlet gpbt.
Suar: @i TOR life inDlaoe ps pan
at gipc Haab / CIT Sag ipnt benne.
Haabfsr Iem meb Seres Suftur.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-08-25

Sp.: I. 6ar Ell Wanb Sop til al
rerte bort lin Sarm og unberifripe apna
tratten. naar DEN samle "9ienter" fife
er ppia9t?
9. Naar Der iuoen aontrdtt er, Tan
SC oa bringe WianOen til at flbtte III
lite YtartS, eaer mda be labe bam blioe
et @ar ~I9n9ere? Set benterfeS, al
Gieren bar Ippet ham, at ban tan biz
be lnaIenec ban (@ieren) leoer, mer
ban bar in9en @ibner a bet. Star
"@enteren ina 9op til at aIlrg9e 90:
(Nebrnifu.)
Spur: 1. Sa.
2. San maa iiptte efter at bape faaei
CIT rimelie Spiiseliesfrtit. Spur lang ben
ne CT / Nebraifa, fjenher ri life til, men
Sporseren fan let faa reoe berpaa pes
at ipprse fs for blanht Tplt paa Stc-
bet. Gieren bcbpper life at laoe ban
bli 6pennc paa Sar1nen ct belt Iar. Gr
mmuStiis slf.ale nhen @ioner er betpb'
ninsslss. Charlottesville nil iutet sarne
buis @iereu benGster at bape giuc'
bet 2sftc, iom "Nenteren" paaitaar a
bapc faaet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-08-25

Sa.: Spab er ct College GEN?
Suar: ct "Gpaese gen" or ct for
amerifante Colleges eaet llhraab eler
S5iiieu, bpprmeb StubenterHptfen pen
aipne 2eilisbcber giper zig tiIfjenbe. Get
lpber pfte mere burbariif, enb bet I Dir
feIisbeben er. $opert College bar 1T
eaet eienbpmmelige "Yen".
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-08-25

Sp.: Gdn life Stibc, lom er obei
100 SOB lanse. gaa sienncm Tanamoz
fanolen?
Suar: 90.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-08-25

Sp.: Spab er Der at gierc meo en-
Sa0ferer, iom umoiaber at Tile" ct
"9ecrcc" / en- SfiIsmisieiag o.I.p. (S.
SAT-
spar: &c bpr fprelGsse Sasen fpr
Statc gtturneD.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-08-25

Sp.: 6paS fan Ser 9isrc5 meD en-
Gono eiter Sno 0dfptdS 2oue, naar
ban ilonr Wrrslet pan Ell anbcn Wanos
Gierbon. unen at haze ipurat on Sill
InbeIie bertil?
Spar: San fan I. Gg. tiltales for
"~Srespais".
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-08-25

%il @ilb oct f%ororonc,
lao Ipne o9 toronc,
ioa fommer BOG Solen onl'iocr lglcn,
finn berior irinooig % Sorgen falt
hem"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-08-25


"Sto0iumS Iaaen" - ionn Sen
fables ~ lolOt iaar Den 29oc Vfol.
ellie 9pens Sfolebern iamles Ga /
Staoium PEG &eiifolebpgnin9en, =
Ga oet er Ell paffer 6eitIigbeo Der
feires. 5lliinOcr al Born er iumleoe
til mango % iOritieIlige Sppisnin-
aer. Ser hinges % leges, oanIeS %
marIteres, ioretaaes atletIife aim-
iter, bannes "lepenoe STAG, % mere
%iaa0ant.
~Nlaaoagen". ser 10 er ben 1lOe
Suni, ieireOe3 ogiaa meD &l6el %
Irno / Staoium. Get ioretommer
mia, at oct er en- "innlf rouortes
Gift" at ser tiliioeiGttes Ell beltemt
9o1, ser iqritilt anuenoes nj Splo-
nina al eanoets Stag. Get biorager
til at itimulere be HINGES Sierter III
at ~elife lit Soft og iii @ano." Get
hi9lper til OF oporage Dem til 6p.
o~relanosiinb, ser ogiaa herer nleo I'll
S~poragelien / @Nerrens Suat og
Normonina". Set er oaiua inoeilut.
tet / oet 4oe Sub. Der er Oct isrIte
BUDS SoriPttelie.
9nifolerne her / Spen ilu:tebe ioar
ben 12te SUM, iaa MI bar @ernene
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-06-11
DANCED IN sURlNAM JUNGLE
Explorer Tells Part He Took In Fee.
tivltIes With the Daughter Of
Native Chief.

In Harper's Magazine Charles W.
Furiong told of attending a dance OF
the native tribes In Surinam. South
Africa. and dancing with the daugh,
ter Of a chief.
The eommandant and Mr.. Smit
were with me opposite the drummers.
where a Dioeka presented his daugh.
ter, superb black creature. who, with
two other girls. advanced into the
rinE. with coy step and posture. to-
ward three men. with whom they
danced In pairs; the girls. with n shy
Iilt Of the head and constant NOV.
ing Of hands. passed and repassed.
tarning closely about their partners.
but never touching. A Etrl would fol-
low a man Of her fancy as he walk
ed from the ring center. then. as he
turned at the edge. whisk away to a
hum Of laughing approval.
suddenly the d1sky form Of the
sirs previously presented emerged
from the thrung with the same coy.
mesmeric motions OF the hands. al
most touched me. turned like a fash.
and was gone. A loud murmur rose.
Smit nudged my arm. she likes you
You have gos to dance" he whispered.
Every explorer knows Il Is sometimes
as anwtse to accept such a challenge
as u IL sometimes indiscrees to re.
tase' She advanced again with an.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-06-11
What Patience win Do.

Patience and perseverance will ac.
complish all things" was a favorite
saying of an old farmer.
He had just made this remark in
a train one day on the way to mar.
ket. when a pompous individual in
the next seat turned to him and said:
Nonsense, sir. / can tell you
great many things which neither pa
tience nor perseverance can accom-
plish."
Perhaps you can" said the far.
mer, but / have never yet come
across one thing"
We'll, then, Ill tell you one. Win
patience and perseverance enable
you to carry water in a sieve?"
Certainly
Il would like to know how"
Simply by waiting for the water
to freeze"