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The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1914-03-31

The Voloshakaja class OF broad-tail !,
sheep is found in Russia. Roumania
Austro- II ungary, and on the island OF
Crete. At distance some look like
Angora goats with immense horns.
lost horns Giver8e laterally ard IL
some case; upward. \ few have no
horns. The tail, which is trina gular.
resembiing sugar beet, is larger than
in the common Russian broad tail
The outer wool is white, seldom gray
and black, very Ions and coarse. IN"
under wool is very fine, luStrous and
in great demand all over Europe by
manufacturers Of fine wool rugs. The
meat OF this breed Of sheep IS most
excellent At the setting Of the large
tail there are found great quantities
Of fat.
The skins Of the very young lambs
| give excellent fur and resemble our
| half-biOOd American-LjncOlns very
much. In Crimea these sheep have
/ been bred for four hundred and httN
! years and closely resemble the Kara
! kul especially in the formation of the
rather triangular tail. They change
color precisely as the karakuls do
that is to say, when born the lamb;
are jet black and velvety in appear
ance After three or four months tht
hair becomes brOWnish, and when one
wear old becomes decidedly gray
Some lambs are gray when born, ant
produce beautiful fur resembln:
silver fox. The meat Of the yer,
young lambs brings from 80 to 8
cents per pound and is regarded as
great delicacy.
The principal characteristic OF TN
class of sheep is their long tat tai
The tail is covered on the outsld
with the same wool as the body an
, often comes clear to the GrOunC
: Great masses Of fat surround the ia
from its setting to the tip, IN som
. classes, while in others the lower pot
. tion of the tail is free from fat an
f therefore movable. The tails OF broad
fail welsh very hoaVy-ranglng fror
6 ID 10 is IL pounds and som,
. times much heavier.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1914-03-31

racing that they should be tested
Put him, however, to the severest
long distance tests and to continuous
daily hardships in short ratons OF
food and water. call on him for that
emergency reserve which may De the
salvation of life. and his equal Will
not be found. Grant him first place
for weight-carrying and as general
purposes horse ard then mere speed
assumes a place ninor Importance.
AS motor machi,- u more and NOR or
been performed by I. his noble
animal comes to OCcup r. original
position in the world. tina 49, JOY
and companion Of man in ~ Of
peace. and u most valua bic (, g..
pendable servant in times Of Wal ~
superior intelligence gives him II.
rank Tor service and use. His beauty
| is an asset of much greater value thar
| mere speed and it is this intelligent
| personality that goes to the heart o.
| every one who is fortunate enough (
! become the owner of an Arab horse
American Breeders Magazine.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1914-03-31

perfection in animals cannot be az |
tained unless conditions are favorable.
How then can we acCredit the |
desert, the sun-parched plains Of
Arabia, TO be the home of the beauti-
ful Arabian horse? All indications
point toward the greasy slopes and
the foothills of the Caucasus Mount
aims Where physical conditions are
50 similar to those we have along the
foothills of the Rockies, where a dry
climate and moderate rainfall make
good pasture but without the ten
dcucy to make soft SpOngy hoof.
Captain Upton says: The best breed
ing is not on the peninsula of Arabia,
whore the water is only to be hac
from wells, but rather in MesOpotamia
and the great pastoral districts Dor
dering the EuphrateS." All this evi-
denCe leads up TO the idea that the
term Arabian" horse is misnomer,
for the breed was fully establishes
before it was introduced upon the
plains of that land.
Commenting upon the statement
that the Arab blood used so long ago,
can leave no trace in our present
breeds in this country, an authority
says: And though it can scarce be
doubted that. in the very commence
ment of turf-breedin@ there mus;
have been some mixture of the best
'ih DtoOu, pl O')dbiy III SiNo
part of Spanish by descent, with the
true Arab or Barb race, the impure
admiXture is so exceedingly remote
not within fourteen or fifteen Sener;:
lions. that the present racehOrSe @
England and North America canno
possess one-SiXteen thOuSan6th par
~ any other blood than that Of th'
Desert"
1t is long time since the horse
Messenger. DiOmed, Mambrino, Jus
tin Morgan. RashcU. Spark. Seit.n
tiaze, Fearnaught, u aVeller an
Etnan Alien lived. vet our bcs
stock traces back to them. Wltnou
Justin Morgan there would be II
Morgan horse Justin Morgan wa
rich in Arab blood. Messenger an
Diomed were Of like parentage.
h'autiful coach horses Known as IN
Hackney trace their lineage 10 III
Nrabian breed. At r'ort Collins. Coo
here thH Dept. Of Agricultur2
nov trying 70 perfect i.eW t. 7"
c3rr.a-;c nors" tnore IS at tn" hea
- th;., stud Carr on VITO carrie
his So rs tnr blood or tn Arah.
graz and BEAT. & fhe TC"c. fui 81
30 -. perchet,n arc de To t
-; 7 l'rcasc r'hicA las = 'noE2d tt
Z. +! s"Re"l Th.ch ne .aife r;ith "a
nr' q ~ drait no.,
any hors"n."l, 80 = 0.s.11;
ccn tn" .'rIb !, ID 90 i;aI1. w
y s,ct the d. &C.. nee is but s,.2
lhe Barb Is n ore often spoken cr
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1914-03-31
GIG AR-LEAF TOCACCO CUITU RI.
The four States leading Ill the pro-
ductiOn of cigar-icaf tobacco arc
Ohio. Wisconsin. pcnn> NiNania and
(


The tobacco produced in Pennsyl
vania is dark and rather heavy. and
therefore useful chiefly as a cigar
filler like that OF Ohio. i'm contrast
with that OF Wisconsin. which IL
largely useful for binders. and with
that Of Connecticut which = much
used for wrappers When properly
fertilizcd. matured cured and sWeated.
Pennsylvania tobacco i characterized
by a mild. agreeable aroma. and free
dom from bitter reSinouS metalli,
and rank f1avors. and it burns Wei.
leaving III most cases a coherent white
ash This tobacco blends Well IN 4
cigar with a tobacco of more pro
nounced ammonia and flavor. such -
the Zimmor. Dutch or Cuban
The continuous system Of tobacco
growing in this STATE is exceptional
Tobacco generally takes its plac" in
rotation with other crops ON urt
average farm these include aS the
| principal CROPS wheat grass. ttimothE
ana clovcr) corn and potatoes \
four-ycar 81 tenn. consisting si .l
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1914-03-31

inferior, yet in spite of this it is gener-
ally admitted that the Barb has the
better knee action of the two. The
horses Of Spain are Barbs with a
strong admiXture of the best Arab
blood. Captain Upton wrote that not
a single specimen of the Seglawi
.!edr&ct breed, for W:l.c1 MeSoputa a =
mia was once SO famous, can now be
found there. The Mohammedans when
they moved westward secured mu ch
of the equipment for their army n
that country. and no doubt aDprO-
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1914-03-31
Ec.}.c"o zee /
rolled Eaci>.

rolled back.
wheat. ~ grass. ~ corn, - To-
bayco. is generally used, although
some growers use three-year system
consisting OF CD wheat, t2) grass,
CD tobacco. In this system -obac"o
follows sod. and is less desirable on
account OF the cut worms, which
some seasons inlest tne toOdcco
grown after sod.
The selected seed is first planted
early in the seascn fH warm seed
bed and transplanted when he
! plants have attained proper maturity
! and the soil and weather have be
| come suitable FOR their vigorous de-
| velOpment.
4 we'll protected spot, convenlent-
! ~ near d water supply, Is selected Tor
! the site of the seed bed. The bed
usually consists of d cold frame,
about feet wide and Of any @on-
venient length. and IS made # J 2
inch boards fastened 70 stakes driven
Continued on rage Two,
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1914-03-31
,r,BiAN BLOOD IN
HORSES OF TODAY.
CBy T.. KNORR.) }

Et some authorities it is claimed
ts.r the hardness of Arabian horses
may be attributed to the fact that they
were bred and reared for thousands
If years under the most adverse con-
ditions other writer's claim. and
i1-tly too. that only the best environ
manf can bring out the best qualities
=, man and beast-that the greateSt
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-03-06

ling i ct % nt, % ban itptteS al
M6niral @raolep q. Site, ionl /
1898 bar en- al Delpeps Stabsofii=
cerer.
Gn 9ing CT bit aanife iiffert
Sen tpife Mon1iral bar fin Spifber
tro, bopen 90 brelig, upillig til al
i1oorone fig nnoer oa1 amerifanlft
bpieite 8efalingsmanos @lofaoeor.
orer % opferte fig. omtrent lan on
BAN ieileoe / banlte % 1orife 6ar.
panoe, bbor tplfe @rigSitibe 10 Ell
pant til at buiere efter eget Jor
gootbefinoen6e / Sc ielere Nor
Smiblertio tatte 9elpep Gaalmooig
beoel1, ipnrete: @pao or Meli,ineen
og aioroe flor til at ifpce.
Set biolp.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-03-06
&omIul @iit Mibber al ct. Slof.-

&pninl @iit @iober al ct. Olaf:
SEQ Sen 5Gllesfeit, lom 0e norife
Uoreringer / Decorab % Smegn
bolct forrige Sns6ag Miten paa
Z r'cb's @all oeriteos, og bpor
Erof. 9. 6. 9}iita6 fra 6ergnS Sails
bol0t 6eittolen, bleb set oplplt, at
&oniul Sobs. g. @iit, rDecorab=
Nolten'S Meoaftpr, af oer norife
&onge bar hlepen llo>lnpnt til Mio=
Der al ct. Slaf. @eo Soften bolo-
tes ogioa Saler al Ealt. G6omas
9eillen, @eoaftsr @ilt og get Morife
Selifa6s Sorn1ar10 M6pofot Mellon.
Erofes'or @jorne Spanee bar
vSoal tntaiter". 2utber College Or
feitcr ipilleoe og @irneibeif County
l1orIfe So1gerf orbuno 1al1g un6er
Erof. 5peratis 2eoelie. &eooftgr
Milt, Ser er eli al Sc melt befjenbte
og o%nieete MGn6 / 6e1 nor f=unre=
rifunlfe Mpisberoen, bar bnret MORT
Sicefoniul for Soma iioen 6oroore1
1906.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-03-06
Gn frpstelis smejturn,

Gm frpstelis ,@neitorm - Sen
p9rlt itoen 1883 - rnie6e ii6i te
Sgnoog ODER Mpsgnglanb Stater11e
og foraariageoe itor sfaoe, Erafif=
1ta1tsni1tg og Sab al MenneifeliD.
|Saaleoes omfom IL &erioner / Seem
Oorf olene. st af 8alegraffom=
pognierne leb ct Sab al $1,000 900.
Sernbnnetog i 5taterre Seem Sort,
gten sJepiep og 8ermiplum1ia las
fait | Sneoriper poo 11tallige Ste
Der og Storme1S &dtigbeb bor so
WH 5imen. Sceanoomper,1e moat=
te atfre op, bqo6e fommen0e og
l'oganenoe, grun6et paa Snetpfl1in-
gen og @abets Oprgr. 90 Stormen
lngoe Jig, ligneoe Sc Sspalaoier, be-
o9ftet fom Sc bor n1e6 5ne og SIS
ira Gnoe til orocn. Is @erioner
meloes at bore omfomlne / Mbilnoel=
PHO, 4 al Dem frs libel og @eite11
os0e iom Gslee of Sc l1lpffer, gtor=
men a11rette6e.
1900 mono blcp lat til arbeioe
Manoag % Sirsoug meo at fople
.Snc Men ports @ooer.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-03-06

0as De,rfmal, men at, for liloe!
81 Sfmierne tabtes pna MangeI al
Mo0
oct ipareoe @ul6 blep e~rltattet me6
@lo6.
Sg mi? @uis 5fnbnen igell ifnloe
llan
ONT 9a11mnrf &lat eller &ro11e,
bar So hi l9rt, bore Sgnner n1ua
meo 8loo for '2~etiinoigbeo lone?
ut bDtS bort 2an6 hi ei b9rge BIZ,
oa Ertter iom Jplf hi 2ipet til?
5. Jebrl,or 1914.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-03-06

M6mirn DepeD bar 1Dlig lr6gi:
bet fine Grin0ringer, og 6eri blan64
nt16et ogian fortalt ON Sen &onflih,
bon Sommeren 1898 gerao6ebe
neb Maniln meb @befen for 0en
tpife gifo6re, M6miroI bon Dieo-
ricbs. Set bar Ell Eel Sci @fripe=
rier ON Mffnpen oengang, og mi Ell
ben gamle 6eioe rippet op ieien.
Sylere tnife Marineofficerer, Der
ibImot MomiraI Diebricbs ielp, poo
toar, at Detpep bar gipet en- fell
oetig Spemitilning at 5agen, % ret
ter i BEN AnIeoning bolofM111e
Nugreb PAD BAN. MorniraI 9etoearg
aatboloer ialiioolertio III 5renitiI-
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-03-06

bapoe facet 9op til at iiboc peo
9oroet, til at belte lit @inglas, iao
Snohol6ct ipilotes paa 9a,gcl1. sllle
Eine rcttebes poo Barnet, Ser blep
ulpffelig 90 par beo at brittle i
@roao. 90 fog gnrte1 tit @inglas
meo @nincn, laa Set f11effehc %
@inen flpb oper 8oroct. stiles 3ine
penote Jig fra ben lille &ige til
6am, bpilfet rcboe6e Situationc,l
for @orrct.
CMorben", Mclhonrre.)
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-03-06

Soar @rpan unbifploer Jig meo,
peo Mfllutningea al &raftaten meo
Gnnmorf, at ba,1 gle1nte CD, at Ser
bar noget, ser hes rbe barif+peitin=
1iffe Ger, CT set bel for6i BON alorig
bar nnpot cit ban1f Salgsmano for
bisie peitinbiife Ger og lige ioa til
gipeliet, iom 6a ben omerifanife
Momiral pes @o1fetten i @jeben=
baprt glemte CD, ban nar / Don-
mort.
81 fore1loor, at ST. 8rpm .inb=
ih1oerer" togle geographic 6Toreorag
me6 @eitinoien iom &obe6emne.
&l1n Gfnoe, at &eogrofien er al
le Entertainers - lelp Sc itgrites
II. ibage1te Si6e.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-03-06

ri oiSle Spgaper fa1l man pel
omtrettt mes @isbeo bragg Sen Slut:
ming, at blanot Sfanoinuper>,e
Gana6n er Sbenj ferne Sc tolrigite
6ernnlt fommer Mor6menba1c, lac
S;slen0erne og tiliioit Dnnlfcrnc Jon
Sc farreitc.
Hrobinlen Mlbertas S1lobpgger
antol af 1902 i 1901 bopoe
1911 faaet SEN nnloige Gilbafit a
301 Gil og uogioroe ialt 1858
Mf mGn6 CT Ser blan6t @ef olf:
ningem 223,989, meoens 4binoer'
mes M11to1 1,ogj6r film 150,674. sc
Sen fan1e6e 8efolfning er 1881
fg0t in6en 8robinien. (&er fon
Narentbes bemGrfes, at ser i or
berta / 1913 blep optaget to Sci
lioner Mcres Ie6igt 2ono, ct Mrea'
Der er ODER 100000 Mcres 5tGrrl
en6 bele &robinien @ri1ce Gbmori
Sslanb, og iom Sblge beraf mat
Mlbertas Snobpggermtar bore 1te
get betp6eligt ii6en 1917
Mf |Sfanoinober par ser / 1911
Il Mberta 28,047, bporof 1888
@en6 og 1910 @pinoer. 5orteg
nell t opeb sc al bisle, ser er feo
Il ifanbinabiife 2anoe fer iaaleoe'
rs.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-03-06
&riacrifc Gtemmeretsfpinber

England affpreoe ti6lig ON Morge:
men SEN 176e 6ebr1tor en- iper aa.
non, font blep toget fra <Siern:
i ct al 5lage,e / arimfrigen. SEA.
nonen bar / so Nar 1taaet / So.
parfen i 8lucfhsrr, England, ion
ct 0rnament. Gen gornle &u,,r
torone6e ioa bele 8pen rDlte0e, oQ
Tolf ile6e l16 pao @o6en / Merfc
al 6rpgt for, at ser bar inbtr,tii
Ell @rl1bellpffe / M9rbeben. lpri
81 pct bleo lDlt, o&6age6e ma,1 @run=
SEN til set f~orfer6elige sfuo. g.
|biite fig, at @pin6erne ombpggeliq
bap6e rcniet l6 al &onone1l aft s
@rl1s, iom baboe iamlet Jig Ser
oe mango Mar, fgr Sc o,1brog1e
0en en- or6ea1t1fg @rl16tlo0ning. :
Merbeben bang poa ct Ern CT
lang 2Grreoitrimmel, bporpoo po,
trpft: r@oagn op, @lacfb1trn. Mr
bejoerpartiet, ion eiper fig us fo-
at fieanpe for @et og Sribeo, itpt
ter cit Megiering, Ser piner &pin6er
uncer Sen iniame '@nt og Mns
2ob." Set Dor Sc frigerfe @tem1=
meretsfpi,1bers @eniigt at bin6e Mr=
beioerne / 8oanlll6sipimoerier1c
@Den for fin Gag.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-03-06
Et Eann. / nxkat,
sfanoinapernc i Canada.

S Sen &enligt at foo pioe slutal=
let al MoromGno / Mlberta lfrep
ieg furleocn til set eono0ilfe Gent
'lls= Departemcnt og hao ON Splps=
Ringer besanganenoe. Som Soar
mpotog leg ct GfSclnplar al set 1up=
Zig 1pofpnn1e anoet @ino nj u6iftb
Genius Of Canada 1911. s Dette
FINGER jeg cit MGngoe Splpsnin=
ger al Sl1teresie, al bpilfe jog Der
ifal llGp1e ;,ogle ioa.
Gauoo&s ionrlebe SsS1obyg9erolltnl
lloaiorbe neo ii0lte 6plfetnlling
Q9t1) 7,206,643, CIT 1prbgelic al
1,S55,52S / 2pbet al 10 Mar. ri
oe1 lolferacc, joni fpr Gipililatio=
mems Sllotrengc11 Dor Grebcrlfere /
9anbct (Sn0ia1,crne), fil1oes ser Ill
ialt 105,492, nen1lig 53,5G1 Munl
% 1881 &oi1cer. slf 6cn,1c ST.
oianerbefolfuiug er 11,630 bolotte
/ Eropinien Mlberta, nemlig 5,s
Mu1,o og 5,741 ani,1oer.
Nutallet al Moromna1o, 5ocnife
Danife og Sslen6ere CT life ipaei=
ficerct / Geni11sopgoperlre, men alll
bis'e Natipncr frtn,ner i1o ur16e,
Senobnellen rSfa110inaper", me.
6e11S 6inncrne finbes opfert blanbj
Nus ernc.
Nf Sfmnoirooer par Ser peo iio:
ite Tolfetellina / CANADA 1O7 $50
cit 6oregelie al 76>493 / 2gbet a
TO Mar. nj bette Mntal CT 66,741
Mnn6 og 40,794 &pinoer. Sfun0i
loopernes Mntal / Sc forifjelliac Nrc:
oinle u or jpm fglger:.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-03-06

3ruiiocnt @iliun trooiler ita6igt
brf bore biemlige Gbaupinilter
{. SingoerneD pg bar beltemt laoet
zig ~foritaa meo at ban life pil laoe
Tia ifren,me til at ofre Sltii1r6er al
Menueifelip % Millioner al &enge
pno pabnet Sl1oManoing / Mericos
Affnrer. r0og." tilfgier ban.
uO1fel Cont er flor og mpgtig, og
Hipcr acknowledgement al S1ogret
sobjolut bp6enbe, So 1fol Mominiitra=
tione11 pisieli9e1 pihe at tage 0po=
iti]tc Sfri6t."
@oM CT BET, at 2anbet 6ar ct TO-
Iigt Sperbopeoe.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-03-06
naaraa1,g.
sti &eoer g, @pller.

Soar Snee.rs bpibe Enppe Jig bre=
Ser ober Song,
90 Sfopen italroer poc forlloeal Iug-
leiang;
,laar Golens @lao er inalet Sen
forte &il,ter0ag,
= 90 lG1lgeS III moo Ganre1l, moi
2ipets Mnn0eorag.
GG @ooreA eicr areftcr, for oe,,
maa @intren flp,
Set Sin, ioln ianf / M1lloe, eenipoe:
Jig paanp,
bpa0 trat al Mloer legnco, 1om ling
Don't friif opltaar
mes 9erfeiang poa 2eben og
9lomlterfrans ont SCAR.
Com cpig ltng0om impffer Dor
gamle 2an6 bpert Mar,
'oo for / bpert ct Slpgtleo bort 6olf
en- eptg &aar,
Sen ,gon1le Stonlnra lpncs / Dpert q
&grnefl1l0,
1om lpirer frem og pofier al Iuo.
res @iertemulo.
9aft &ingcrnc mos 2plet, lon Scr.
fen opcr Sang,
olt llll9e Sangerlfarc, tbi Mo0ers.
moalets Gong
CT Gaarte9n ODER Muloc, iom pnrs:
Ter Sommeroag,
CT @iertetS f9rlte 2epipring, CT 81
bets Nonoeorag.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-03-06
spb 9afpta &OIitif.

N9it efter &a1mpen ON gmbebet,
iom 1oreneoe Staters Senator /
oenne Stot, %fonrnlcr Munrpen mel
lem &c tire repllblifam1fe &laloi0a=
ter for @upernprembeoct. Gen norlf=
oanlf=anerifmlfe st. 3. Micbor6s
@nron ferer Ell bemnrfeliesperoig
Iterf &armpagne iom @rogresiipe
@eplblioan % llafbengig.
Mr. Micbaros @obe0punft er Yaa.
tale al Toregelien / GtatSl fat oe
l(ogifter, noget ban bnpoer burbt
Gnores, ga set er cit 6plge o
~Spoils=S pitemet", Ser n%neofprer Ell
bel 9el 1,pe Gmbeoer 1T. 1T.
ut bette goor 116. oper Stotsfos
fen, CT io ogloa CIT Selpfplge.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-03-06

.SSa, bpao bar set I'LL, ieg ifl1los
buife -? .Soag far ieg % boooe
Narpffen % mine 8riller = men
a1oget pigtigt par set. Seq fnptte=
De 10 en- !S<lloe Ipoa 2ommetarflgoet
for at bulfe set = og MT bor jee
mi,tlan6ten CLIENT, bporfor leg fnpt=
tebe @nl1oen 49,"
8rofesiorcn Iu1ifeoe imiolertio,
1pa6 bon bapbc CLIENT, So ban TOM
bjem og bapbe foaet ii,,e Ssfler poo
og jfnl5c til at lntte Jig magelig |
Stolen for at lnle 8laoet og life
frn6e finbe Set, forbi bun. bopoe
g1cmt at inb{enbe 8lao=
pengene iao lenge til oct pa1
blepet ltnn0let.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-03-06
epnberjpoif sung.

81 bar Minoer, Ser CT ipobtc
i'om / gplone 5traaler$ 6lor.
hi bar Minber, toareop6te,
rl1n0ne frem / 9doens Gpor,
Minoer iom cit @%aaroags Gllien,
@&noer font cit iluoiulo @plt,
&aorens Gus pg Gtorntens @rlicl
Mgge er Dor Mpoers Mplt.
Npn 6em opcr @arrcts &llgge:
81 blot sgre,,s itolte Song,
ogiao 6ette @rus al Sl1ffc,
Stormens 6pbe Giterflang,
lao Sem fploe 9rpm1 % Sanfe,
lo6 Sem ilone @iertets Slog,
So al Mil10ets Sor0bllno ronfe
%oler fig ON &oriets Stag.
90 Nprrgl1ablp0et RULER
par1nt be6 Gonfer ON Dor Slngt,
90 mes Sfnl0cr imo6 Sfll0cr
bereS tln9e Gtoers Gngt,
til engo11g poo frie @inger,
6laget belger fra lin Stang,
til e11gang fra 9nben flinger
peloig &jemnets gamle Gang.
9. 8regcricm.
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Stto $. 8opeien, Ser ti6ligere
pdr Sogferer / Mor6 9ofota, begif
Selpmorb peo at ifpoe Jig @otten
BEN ~. Sch. pao ct &otel / G1as=
gop, Mont. Sans Sig blep life fltn=
set fpr tent poo Daeea1. SS1psen
Muriag til Selpmor0et fan tnnfes.
San rejIte BERTH for Z Mom1eoer
lioea1 for at aabl1c ct Sngfererfon=
tor. Mfopoe bor fra 5re6rifsparn
| Norge % bapoe peret / Mmerifu /
mango Mor. s 1898 blep boat al
&rG1ioent Elepelo1t6 1toa19bnt til
H
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Oil F%ftertanke.
Gin = fine = fint.

&bert Sprog ip1es at bape pisie
6ortrin frenrfor ale arore Sprog.
Sau ito:i(agent set engelife Sprog
ems CT. leber n,al1 fprgepes gs1llcn'
bele 2efiifomet efter ct Srb, Ser
iparer til Set 6anife ufin" / cit pis
'5oritaro. Naar hi paa 6anif flyer:
uban er en- fin Man0", iao neb Sen,
Set iiges til %affurat, bpo0 Ser me-
nes 0erpeo. Sffe at set er let at 81
finere @egrebet, tbi Set er langtfro
Silfel6et. Mer1 ser CT mango Sing,
lom man goot for taar, ifent ma:1
life fan fprflore bporleoes mal1 ior=
ltoor 0en1: +. CTS. pe0 olle, bua0
set or at pere gla6, preb eller iprgz
mo6ig, n1e,1 1ful0e n1o1t ns6ifripe
Ell Gorfloril1g 6eroper, blep set nof
iffe iaa let.
@n Monb fam goot bore i'm,
l10er at bore fog, tiltreffenoe Il
Ter go6; og cit Mano fan bore floG.
tiltreffenoe pg goo rtoen at nnrc
fin. 2igele0es fan ct !@l1s eller Ell
5t1,c bore riet og pragtf11l0t no
itpret og BOG 1teoe 9iet.
@ba6 ser fen6amnrfer cit fin
Otano eller &pinbe, er egertlig life
noget &araftrtrGf og life 1toget
iom cit e11telt @omfnnosfres bar
Natent paa. @anite oiit finoes Set
6pppigit / banneoe @reie, ligeIom
@robfornetbeo fin6es bpppigit blanot
sen ltbemiole6e &lasle. Set beltaor
beller life / at bore bdflig, mer
lpnes at bore cit @lan6ing al sci
ligbeb, @elepe1rbe6 og Soft. @per-
TEN @enrp VIII, 8pnoparte eller
6reoerif VII bar fine Meno, me-
6ens inget1 al bent fl1nbe faloes
6aar1igt begape6e = / bpert 5ulo
life sc TO ferl tnup1,te. Derimo0 bnr
ri trl1ffet Soft longt borte fra Chill
iattonen - bon6e Men6 og &pin=
ser = ser ftap nof nogeniin6e bar
geitet cit it6rre 8D, Ser life fun0e
iige ct ufi1tt Sr6 eller begaa en- ufi11
Gambling, ON Sc fit en bei 2pn Ser:
for. Selbfplgelig err omtalte Silfub,
lialmitt6elige = r1eget 1tal1ni11oelig-
erb6a - men, at 6e operbobe6e1
fin6es bebiier, at boerfen COS Sp=
6ragelle % Sfolegang eller funitne:
rife Smeipelier i Siemmet er Ell
abfollt 8ettngelie.
Meen / Set itore % belle ct Sp:
bragelfe % funitneriife, 6anneos
Smgipelie r BET, ser frembri1tger e.
tint 8efe11 bog Man6 eller @pinbe
Disroelt iagbe EFT Song: rSnlp {
Ioop con- laugh" og BET forbolbel
Zig 'pirfelig ogiaa ioalebes, at pao
9atteren fat1 man itrafs beitemme e1
Menneifes Dunneliestrim. st pare
omringet at allebamoe &unitgen.
1ton6e, go6e Malerier, 8illeobngger=
arbei6er 0. {. b. og bdre bonne6ey
pelbegobe6e Tolfs &onperintion Dog
Iigt, ggr fit @irfning:
Seq ftnl lutte meo at gengipe Ell
lille Gambling al 2orb Gbeiterfie1o.
geo g miooaasfeIlfab om bou
eap, tim Ell lille Norg &sige Sci
s%##4WeSE S|S#W
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sre Cages nupbprlis &ean ba:
9jort e1orm sfaoe / ier al Sc ipn
lige Goltntper / California. @perfel.
Sog eller gporbogne fltl10e figre, oo
mco onore &cm1nlr1uifationsmi0lel
par set omtre1tt Iigeioa ilet bcpenOt
Ser Mn716 oq api1toer far mite
2ipet u1oer S~perippmmelier,1e oe
gienoomstabet pil 11oa op
flere Millioner> iurlig / Sos Sing:
eles, bbor to ltore Staalbroer ifpI-
leoes bnf efter cit Me06er of 'Dn
Epmmcr.
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Mimnelnta har ct Sfopareal al
% Millicncr Mcres, Set ltprite al
11oge,1 Stot pitenfor Npefp Moltn=
tains.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-03-06

@pis cit 2aare bele lit Sip lcper
'a1n'nell nleo Ell gisnra1po, oil Fan
bate li9e faa liot Spfotning of
oerne Sonobeo, lnn Sfce1 bor Op=
fotl1l1g al Sltppe11s Gl11ag.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-03-06

Sherlt Moojepclt % Sellfab er
0Yht i11oe / @ro5iliens llrifope ng
Ear ppbogct Ell biotil ufjenot Tloo,
n1cloes ser hit. Spoo Sobn 9ino
bor npoaeet / Merico meloer Der
imoo ingel1 cg il1tet nogetionbellt
en-. ~;