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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1917-03-11
Foodstuffs Increase But
Twenty Per Cent in Milan

Correspondence Of The Associated Press)
Milan, Feb. 26-The official reports
OF the municipality of Milan for the
year 1915, Just published, show the
effect Of the war on large city. The
population Of Milan at the end Of 1915
was 10000. As a result of the war
marriages. for the year decreased from
$500 to $500, births decreased from
348 to 1872 per 1000 and deaths in
creased from 1900 to 10000. Sui
cides increased so per cent, to 1888,
The city's consumption OF food
showed the effect OF the war. De-
crease in consumption of meat
amounted to So kilos per person,
Consumption OF fresh fruit decreased
6.6 kilos and alcoholic beverages 20.7
liters. The decrease in supplies of
meat and fruit was made up for BY
an increase in the consumption OF
grain and vegetables of az kilos per
person.
Prices of foodstuffs in Milan in.
creased during the first eight months
Of war by 20 per cent--a very mod.
crate increase as compared with other
Italian cities, Bologna, for example,
showing an increase OF 81 per cent
for the same period.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1917-03-11
TWO-DOLLAR WHEAT
Is HELD FOR SEED
One Oar Of No. Q Spring Brings
That Price from Holmquist
Company.
CORN REACHES A NEW TOP

MISUNDERSTANDING the fact that the
m,rke, w.s "a w - AZ cents =
NJ "a vn - ~ W ' "
bushel from friday " wheat con-
tinues a commodity on the Omaha
Grain exchange CONSIGNED 10 the
H.. coha.;dss ri. Ct, ~,
wy '."i,'ue'' 1--WE, ,"h' .o'i
pany, carload OF No. Z spring wheat
came in from Powell, Wyo., and for
a time on the f,oor of The Omaha
Ia,m s s !. Vas Sought oy q
ao@eh buyers. rihai,y u was lanaea
oy 90 .hs t ohnqu1s' L1esaioi company
a. - ous srs y; oouthafd making
,he saie: lhe iloilnquisr people WI
n no,a 'n1 ~, "hea. anu sen IL out lot
se ,on ahe consignment was ABOUT
i''Vo oushels. n,
Sonsiaering tne deciine IN wheat
puices rom rIiuay, ihe eaIioaa OF
wyoming wheat estaohshed new
Top price on inc Umaha market. II
was reaiiy soid fuliy q cents higher
tnan tne y per ousnei sale OF Fri
uay anu IL cents over the May OPP
t'on. -,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1917-03-11
FORTY MILLIONS
MORE IN DEPOSITS
Annual Bank Increase is Big,
but Last Two Months Rec
ord is Enormous.
CASH EQUALS $121,810993

Omaha bank deposits today are
over $40,000,00G greater than they
were a year ago and $25,000,000
greater than they were little over
two short months ago. A call by the
United States comptroller for state
ments of business on March 5 makes
known these enormous gains in bank
deposits.
The total deposits in the thirteen
Omaha banks on March 5 totalled
$12l,8l0,993. On March 7, 1916, when
the comptroller issued call, the total
deposits were $78,S76,955. And on
the day of the last previous call, De-
cember II, 1916, the deposits were
$95,746,568.
This gain in deposits is due in a
measure to what bankers term the
March rise" Deposits always be-
come large in March. But the gain
this March is unusually great and
bankers must seek other reasons.
One reason is that great volumes
of money are flowing in on account
of the marketing OF crops and live
stock, especially the latter, with its
l5-cent hogs. Wheat and corn are
also getting top prices, which boosts
deposits considerably.
Every bank in the city shows> a
gain over both year ago and the
last call.
Loans are also considerably heav-
ier, which is said to indicate the
bankers expect the deposits to re-
main high for some time.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1917-03-11
To Show How They Danced in
Omaha in Early Territorial Days

Their names are desired whether they
are members OF not of the pioneers
association.
The speakers will be Matthew Ger
ins of Plattsmouth and A. w. Jefferis.
The Postoffice band and Armour. Glee
club will furnish music.
Pioneers who came here during the
sos will be guests of honor. The
t.dest pioneer il Omaha is ]. X. Haz-
ard, who settled here in 1858. He
expects to attend this celebration,
A feature Of the occasion will be a
reproduction OF the first inaugural
ball which was held III Omaha. The
pioneers will show how the folks
danced in Omaha .f,y and sixty years
ago. The celebration will be open
to the public and no admission charge
will be made.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1917-03-11
Ice in the Platte Starts
Annual Sprjnq Breakup

In many localities in the state the
ice is beginning to show signs OF
breaking. In the Loup river just
above where it empties into the
Platte, west of Columbus, a .-.eld of
ice a mile or more in length broke
Up Friday night and started a little
gorge that was later broken up by
Union Pacific employees who are
watching the bridge over the first
named stream.
The Missouri Pacific officials assert
that the ice in the Platte river near
LaPlatte broke up Friday night and a
considerable portion ran out. So far
there has been little rise in the stage
o. water.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1917-03-11
English Rolling Stock
Used on French RAILWAYS

Paris, Feb. 26,-The appearance on
French railways Of considerable guam
titles of English rolling stock has
called attention to curious survival
on the French railways which indi-
Gates their English origin. Contrary
to the French rule Of the road, which
IS, Keep to the right" trains in
France have always kept to the left, as
in England. The pioneers of French
railways were Englishmen, and nearly
all the locomotive engineers were for
many years brought from England
These men followed the rules OF the
road, which they had learned at home,
and passed them on to their French
successors.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1917-03-11
English Literary "Hacks"
Are Reapinq a Harvest

London, Feb. 26.--There is JOY
among London's literary hacks" and
tile little fry of Fleet street and Grub
street, for thanks to the publicity"
activity of the government depart
ments many Of the lesser lights Of lit
erature and journalism are living bet
Ter than every before. At first only the
services of writers of authority and
equation were enlisted but in the
competition of the various Offices for
publicity, the supply of really good
writer's became exhausted and the
tess prominent penmen got chance.
The greater part OF their efforts find
s.'it;r way quickly into the waste paper
baskets Of the newspapers and maya
zines. but the work is paid for just
the same, and usually on liberal
seal
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1917-03-11
Celebration at the Auditorium
March 20 in Honor of the
Fiftieth Birthday Of
the State.
PIONEERS HONOR GUESTS

Mrs. Mary Cormack. secretary Of
the Douglas County Association Of
Nebraska Pioneers, wants the names
o. all pioneers who came to Nebraska
during or prior to 1867. They are to
serve as reception committee at an
entertainment to be held in the Audi
forum on the evening of Monday,
March 26, in l.onor Of the fiftieth an
niversary OF Nebraska's statehood.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1917-03-11
Tons of Gold Ore Used to Anchor
Worthless Old Barge House Here

the barge house was really gold fux
which was still to have gone through
the refining process.
How to get it back is the puzzle.
Meantime, J. Stewart White, Off
cial Waterman for the Missouri River
Navigation league, who employees the
men who ballast the barge house, is
more concerned with whether this
gold ballast is going to hold when
the ice foes come, than whether the
smelter people can succeed in getting
back the ore.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1917-03-11

St. Patrick's day will be observed
by the Ancient Order of Hibernians,
division No. i, with an entertain
ment in the Creighton auditorium,
Twenty-ffth and California streets,
next Saturday evening, March II.
The distinguished Irish United
States marshal, Thomas Jeremiah
Flynn, will be the chairman.
Archbishop Harty will be present
and will make a short address.
The principal address of the even
ing will be delivered by Francis P.
Matthews.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1917-03-11
Widow Sues BroWnelI Hall
For Fall On Sidewalk

Mrs. Emma ]. Carter, s. years old,
a widow, living at 2955 South Fifth
street, is suing Brownell Hall in dis.
trict court for $4,000 damages for
injuries she alleges she suffered on
December 81, 1916, when she slipped
and fell on the icy sidewalk in front
Of the educational institution. Mrs.
Carter, who was returning from
church when the accident occurred,
fractured her wrist in the fall.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1917-03-11

The songs of dear old Ireland will
be sung and the dances Of the En-
erald Isle will be danced and it will
be an entertainment all Irish.
Among the artists who will be on
the program are Patrick O'Neil, the
Irish tenor; Mrs. Z. A. Weathers, So
prano; Miss Geraldine O'Malley, con-
tralto; William Hunt, basso; the Gil
bert children in clog and jig dances
and the Barrett sisters and Miss Hart
net in Irish dances.
A number of other Rotations and
songs will fill out liberal program
in celebration OF the day.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1917-03-11
Omaha Girl Sues; Was in
Ditched Train, She Saws

Twenty-Five thousand dollars dam
ages are asked by Miss Ruby Levy
of Omaha for injuries alleged to have
been suffered in railroad wreck at
Atlantic, Ia, on February S, 1917,
when a Rock Island passenger train
left the track and plunged over an
embankment. The suit was filed in
district court here.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1917-03-11

Rescind Part of
Mail Order, Lobeck
Tells Mr.. ManleV

Congressman Lobeck has wired
Commissioner Marley OF the Omaha
Commercial club that he has seen
the Postofiice department with regard
to the proposed changing of division
headquarters in the railway mail serv-
ice, and the congressman advised the
Commercial club that part of the Or
der has been rescinded. 1t is not
known here just which part has been
rescinded. The congressman says he
will be in Omaha Monday.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1917-03-11
Or. Holovtchiner Buys
Flats On Farnam Street

Frank ]. Burnley sold his Farnan
street property, 2507-9-ll Farnam
street, to DR.. Z. Holovtchiner. The
deal was made through Armstrong &
Walsh, and just few hours after
the property had been listed with
that firm. Three brick flats occupy
the ground, The buildings are said
to be worth something over $4,000,
DR.. Holovtchiner paid $4,000 for the
porperty. which Is about $500 a front
foot
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1917-03-11

! II was small Gilbert's sad fate to suffer
the attentions Of well-meaning doctor.
secutor said.
Gilbert feebly produced the tip OF that
member.
mo. no. put 1t right out" the doctor
said.
Gilbert shook his head weakly and tears
gathered In his eyes.
II can't" he cried, ''its fastened on
New York Times,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1917-03-11
Hog Prices Set New
Mark on the Omaha Market

Hogs on the Omaha market reached
Sl470, which is Is cents higher than
was ever paid here before. This week
is $l.l5 higher than last Saturday,
= the rise of the last week being
phenomenal. The advance last Mon
day was rs cents, on Tuesday 40
cents, and on Wednesday 80 cents.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-04-13
Sfrip tit Npr.

5triu Ill Nor III mart Ct Srep;
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ga. pioite ou. b0or gIao bun bIeu.
III mS.oo Set Ct ior Seuge.
oun oeb eli. buor on or 90 Dor.
60 boao On inslcr meo for Chen.
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Or M ian .rnge iIoen.
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81 100 Nig iiCr.ig Ill i'm Sarm.
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Srem ior @uo pal Sgnneus Arm.
9ReN cut on 0raaN % bittery Sauu
6uu bar oig tior / &iuoe;
6un oits urpner cig peo Hnpu
% Der. a @up Dig mart moa nuoe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-04-13
So0anmcioclic.


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al Der itnl bIiue prroiat o. briat2
Get CT ouerilsNia bIonSt eiuiliiercoc
Wenucitcr.
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Ncu OF 2pgte pud Sticn? Set burne
pGrc oocyiieNi9t ibIorot triitne @icus
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aItiO aooticuNcHe5uUroi9; ncrior fn,
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! ttcroncrc, @ hur ucmliR 'uuoet, al
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Snm ct al WuN opcrorrcutliQ uorus
itct HcNiinb latte ban life blot 6crrcuS
CrN Nirtcna l~siiUoc. men loo oe;S
Wcuinaer / Ct on uli prre girlScuoc
uanicct Eoruui iuopeuoir1cr OF
Sdufctor5" / Sorm al mlNioriicIjat
6emmcIiahcoer.
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70 oAiuo ri. vi Nirju9cr. iom ban Ic'
ligbcospiS loo inIoe ircmgonr Set al
ban latte lin S~oriIariuB al Nriiti ny
perltcpreitcligc @cn iom uoact al DC:
beNite.
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tanuc& GuouQeItct3 17oc Nupitel bIta
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oil 10 hcu lutbcritc Nir'e aitruc uNs
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uopiNe xuoitabct I'll airicrciormntos
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uNNrbc &CroirttcIicn al bans hibtl''t
Sro.
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Zoe III Sibrug til bette NormauI5
Srcmne. 90 man itdI pel life iun Ct
mere tiIforlnOeIigt aicrOIab iii CT
Mano eno Oeo at bcrc blm ielU toic.
gtcn oct iteritc al alt or NoG oct. al ri
her iuur Ell pppcrlig &lClp iii at iors
ildu Sem Santulc mes i'm Nnocr
hans Bon FOR iia ielu oB for inc nrrs
prrenOe 9iiciplc og for ale Sroeucc
til ale Sioer. Sem Sorbsu for os
Ell Ell SreitcfiISc, ION ri ituloe sic
bonDe Sroe5itprtc % Spit til gfierIigs
nellie AZ.
"6ortInring til ariiti gpperiteprcit,
ligc Sen" er Ell BOG paa 1874 Siber.
Sen er trntt al lutheran Yubliibiua
6ouic, Tccorab. Soma, og CT tiIiaI93
bnnoe hos 6OrIrg9eren, (Enit. @Ies
fem, % / Nen noritc @oqbanocl bcr.
~tilnnb5. Eriicn er 90 GertS, portos
frit tilieuot.
g. z. Shorfocer. .
Sr. Sanes. Diinu.. 7oe aptil 19tT.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-04-13
Sefjcnotaiorclic.

Set Rorifs 2utheriie SnnaeriurbunS
Tmeritd hdr life bolot noaet Sans
acriienle va Ell Stuuba iproi Oct oar
iau panIfeIigt at oporiue CT pa5ienSe
SamIin9slteo FOR SC ipreote Smtgs
tlGfter. SouIOieenoc beune WdnifeIiae
beO bIeo oct pco bort iiSitc 5teuns i
9du Claire, &is.. benitillet til 5ur6uus
bets llnbrrafbelnger ar huIbe De-.
Naaenbe meo Stc0ncr iuoen lin cacr
.WRiotc for paa net &i5 al ircnume ct
al &oueoformaaIcuc. 2c5uocn er oo
iGa andre Siu8 blcuuc giort for II
re8te Sc 6pero, SouqcrforbunSet 6ugs
&c lat pao lit Arbeipspruoram. Ser
ON oil Der / i'm Sip bIipe giuet Snos
SCREENING.
5 Bette @inocaar. ga iaa mau1e
formaaIsticuliGc Soran0rinacr finncc
Steb, bil ogiaa bct Roritz 2utberifc
Sangcriurbuno forisgc at icIac mcO Ii
ZEN 90 inhrcttc iig poa Nen melt ben
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Sorholbc.
Get bar 10 nIlercoe ira @cqproclitn
al SangeriorbuuoetS @eitcmmclic, at
bet ifuloe oGre eli Experimentation
lrortil dle norit Iuthcritc Sanlcrc par
nhgun9sberctti1ct uocu 6cuiDn iii
Samfuno5fnr6inNelic. 6oriuugtot ton
aItian Sangerior6unSet airtcidmiun.
rene uogct / Soriicbet meo line Snms
MISUNDERSTANDING.
Sor al trrffc IoUl0oigc @citcmmcIs
ier CT Set nsOuenbigt. at 8eOIcmmcrre
commentaries iii 0sOc. Ga "a Set TOR
foruNirttes, at en- beI SeI al Sc Cans
9erc, iom bercr Norbunoct til, iii
mGoc / ct. Raui, Diium til Sen be-
rammeOc Snuqcricit. t~iIHic5 bcrUco CT
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iieuNiBiort / Oeu Soreue,e Gi,tcs Wars
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mcO Songcrieitcn az gisre.
On inter mere Tan bIi giort. uil Il
'DASLAAoN4 A4AlS Iu4illt tNtS DIl ri NAN4i
cuganenOe zuuaerior5uubcts Crgaui
intion % hcnitiue oeuuc til gicolcme
mcrrcs @ootieuoeIie 9~ieunem aorr.s
iJouNdnce.
Saneerne. iom tiIfsrer bette Eorz
buub. 5er orSue ig iIi9. at Re fan prrc
iiliteoe neo bette eigtige Reoc. booc
acknowledgements oil bli: 0UaS Der
Vi M giere?
CrientercrSe Suo6eremiuger piI oil
gipet baaoe al Sormdnocn. Seireir
ron o9 aasiereren. Gen iioites Rups
port blir tauiic life minoit "mrrt1rrs
big. Zen oil oDerfleSiggierc Oei
S~psrgsntaaI. oi M er ian rant til II
here: "6uao Hal hi gri6e iii Tor a.
iaa 8iGloen betalt?" Som en- llu0tus
gelie oil Oct bernie Sang blnuot amer
bli iorhnnolet ON; 0uao iial ri gisre
meo Riolerne!
g. Y. Sb0rtleeu. Sorm.
Sob. @rnnitou, Setr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-04-13
ioa megct i~ifrere poa, at Ell Gel / oct
minoitc bIcp pIantet / ret Sio. ClRer.)
Nnaancnoc @ipftcnhnuen.

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&c, ION finn lp9gcr an paa at able
&apeiogcr Tor c9ct Brig % lin cgcn
Tamilie, oier ioar pei / ferit % iremit
at fOriogc mco Sing nan bar bopt
2pffe nlco ior, % lem maj peO porer
OF tripca / oct Strgg huor man Dor.
@artncrc, iom oil auIe @nucia9cr for
Morfcbct, Dor lGgge %cgt pno bette,
men ogiaa Ituoerc Martc6ct, bIi flur
oper, 1pab Scr cr Srang Tor / 2(lmiu.
oeIigbcO, ionlt neic iagttagc bc iGr-
lige Suouirfningcr, Ion G%cirforbols
bcne / Ggncn fam boue paa IuIingcn
% Warfcoct.
@r oct tibligc IpIingcr ON at CID
re, ber man bulfe pon, al pnrnl. ian.
Dig SorO bill prooucere Ell tioligcrc
apling emo tung, lcrbolOig Soro, Der
optager / fig mere Gono % minOrc
&arme. Sroitcn ifaocr life ioo let
GcgetobiIicr, ser uorcr poa bei
8runo, Iom Dem, ser porer pon lane.
re Glaoie, bpor Den tun9c foloe Suit
/ IlminoeIigbco iamler Jig. Snue-
itpffct bltr0c pprc nogcnllInoe flaot,
men ooot 0rpneret. Iplingerllc pil
moonea tiOligerc paa ct Stpffc, Der
beIoer noget MOB SUB % Iigger aa.
bent for Sol, emo poa andre Stpf-
fer.
Set piatigite for ct bcIoig &upcitcl,
clntcn man 0riper oct / lioen cller
iterre WtaaleItof, CT &upeioroen,
&ano og altltiucring. Wtc1et beror
naturIigpia o9ino pao @oucoprfcrnc,
&ciret og gorstioen og De Nplingcr,
man forlegcr meo.
Soroen er ct OpIagaiteO ior Tlun-
tefpoc. 9erfor ifltIbe Sapcioroen be-
re rig poa "&umuS" ellcr organize
Stoife. @artncren iful0c huite paa,
ct fun onltrcut 90 Yrocent al alntin-
oeIig Soro er pirtelig Wtaojoro, men
beitaar al @anO og Sllit.
Sanbet gjpr Den / Soroen tiliteoe-
pprenoe Elantefgbc t~ilgipngcllg for
De pprenbe 8lanter, Der iaa at iigc
briffcr i'm Steering al Soroen. &c9n
% Snepano er "ioft," peo hi, % in
Oeboloer Nmmonia. Sen maaiife
Girfniug, blsot &anb bar pao 8lan=
tepcrDenen, er ct al De Mirailcr, iom
ielger ct goot gar ior Sopetel UT
iprinfle De porenoe Bfanter bar fife
-pau longt npr Den ioutule Aelsise
&irfning paa Dem iom Ell Hegulfur.
Wen e1oOa mdo ntmt noturligpiS
iprinfle, iuaInart Der CT Sarc Tor, at
Sprfen begpnoer at ptrfc cpelpggen-
sc. 8lanterne er ioiti9c og ilbebul-
Ser Ell flor Wpngoc &anb, Tom De bar
brllffet llO al Screen laltuhen mcb
8lontefsoen.
Cen pigtigite @rlrnO til, Of ser
moa arbeiOeS ilittig og pebboloenoe
/ Sa%peitpffet, er Den, at 6llgtigbeoen
/ Sor0en paa Ben Bis bebit bepareS.
30 andre pi9tige Sing, iom man OPP
rtaar peo <ltipcringen, er, ct llgrG3.
let blir orrbt og at Ser fommcr 2uit
reo / Soroen beruco, al Der life faor
lGngc bore nogen buaro Sforpe paa
Soppen.
Ter fan life blipe logt for megen
&Cgt paa at faa tilbcrcot ct llomerfct
Seize for SGocr. Spbt bpr ser plpi-
cs, og gobt ber Der bapre$. Wfan
fan trpnge at BRUCE boaoe Soffc %
Spade og &ipe, inoen man foar til
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-04-13
III.

Wtal'cn porer 90 tribes life / lac
fieIig Ncir iom Spcoc % &aurc. Ger
fpr fan life Waia blipe pluttct iaa
tioIig iom oisic fl andre &orl,iortcr.
Ser mcncS naturIigui2 Gourhucoe Oh
ipirefraitig &norbnprc. Gr imios
lcrtio 6renloiIen pG olbclca Ell
fgriteflasIea 6rpmoiS / cnhuer
@cniecnoe, iaa cr bet iiplQc isr
nGpntc 6arlncr'S Bulletin 773 mcrf.
DGroig, buor tiolig poa @oarcn Ben
mco Sclo fan fan bliuc pIantet. Slig
600 SGo fun oftc lioge / folb, tor
Soro / fIere Tiger, inoen ben ipirer,
og e1bba fan BET bli en-. goo Wais.
apling al ben. ltieprr DoarIig 'Stanb'
er oct life altib oaarIig SremaiS,
fom bar Sfploen for - tprrc, flcint
arbeioeoe 6lpffer eller Hlooie |
Wfaisitpffet er ofte g(oriogcn. Wan
fan lhlnoom ie WaiSagre, boor SG-
Den bar ipiret goOt, boor Der er til
itrGffelig Suetigheb / Sorbel, mems
ben paa terre Glaole igicn ierit be-
gDnoer at gro, efterat Der bar forn-
met &egn. Ser maa nltioa uHrc no.
gen Sugtigbeb / Sorben, boiS Ntoia
1fal funne gro / Den.
Spor Sommerer er lang, og ser
er nof al 6ugtigbeo, pleicr man iom
9fegel at pente me0 Waisplantingen,
til Soroen er blet no9erllrnoe parm
% pelIfiffet. S DC regnfattiac eller
"balptsrre" Sraftcr ituloc Maiicu bli
tiolig plantet. @r SorOcn / apo Son.
oition forrelten, ian er set / halu.
terre @gne tilraabelig at plonte Wtai.
fen iaa ti0lig, at Scr enooa fan ppre
Sare for SroIt. 9ette 9ipl0cr ipo.
lige @gne iaapellom noroli9e. NtaiS,
1om er plantet lneget tiolig, porer
/ Nlmtnbeligbeo inloot, men iloar
gooe Heo0er. Set fan bpnOe, at
Wtots plantet en- Maanco icnere ipne3
at bile bore forbi Den; melt raor Sgs
Itell fommer, faar man iom Ge9ei
Den ~itorite og beoite gIpIing al ben
tioligit planteoe WtoiS. 8uo @runo
al, .at tiolig pluntet Otais pprer tent,
blir Den baarofer % taaler buaoe
SroIt % Serfe meget beore cl0 lent
plantet Mais, Der porer mere bltrtig
% frooigere. SCENT oper, for Ell
&pffc al Nor pil, bpob ma pinber
/ WGngoe al MODEM WtaiS peo at
plante tiblig, mere emo oppeie oen
Sfaoe, Sroit ON Saaren pol6er. Get
bar ofte bpnot, at Der blep goo WtuiSs
opling, ielu ON Wtaisplunterne ires
nco igier, oa De a ira npgle COM
iler op til Ell 500 bsiG. Oct er me-
get Iicloen, at Sroit ON &aaren oil
OeleS orpbcr Maiien, og iclp ON Sen
ifulbe bIi ifabet enoeI, oil Sfabeil
pg Sabet / Ilminoeligbeo pGre mills
ore enb Den Sfabe, Sommcrtprfe og
for tiblig Sroit ON Soften fan ior-
aariagc.
Siblig plantet WtaiS fuor mere
9tptte al Den Sllgtigbeo, iom ira
Naarell al omtrent altib CT tiliteoe /
N~gcrioroen, ilaar opbcrc % beorc no.
pifleoe Gso0er. illoen Sommerterfen
bcgpnoer, % blir ti0ltgcrc mo0en enc
tent plantet Wais.
Spor Sommeren eIler "tbe groip-.
ing lealon" er megct lang og BARN,
pil0e man pco at plantc til forIfiel-
llge Sioer Gaarcn ll0opcr - mco 80.
Cages MclIemrum I. Gfs. - pGre
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-04-13
6iiettip 9urf.

6iiettiv auHi. On uug mooerne
giaIer 0iite en- Seisgeuoe ON i iii SlIss
Tier.
~Sette SileOc~. ialoe Gan oa pcgte
Ell al line gerier~. maIcoe ieg
for al boloe 6uusereus llIpe bor!e.
Seq Ter Ser. iaeoe Den auoeu, ~Sc
hGugIe Der Jel pan @a0eosreu iOr al
iirGntme benz
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-04-13

Gin Sar OF gPor er gamIs MI.
% JIG itsEte mnu paa Sta0en-
@tnus Oerior ltNE % tom ibu.
Get LATER fort MOD @ruper!
"a iom i'm. brad on Dem Iopte.
Zen Sang On orog ira 6iemmet bort:
u. itrioe I'll Dem tiot % oftc;
9leu Net er brad On ei bar glort.
Siriu iii @or % Sar iooa
Sreus &c euouu er Hive.
Tet oig nil Fri ira Snnpit'S Nag
"a ipr rem en- GlGee 6Iipe.
"a. itriy nag Ill Snr % Rcr; -
81 ldngc Srep &c trrper;
en- 6ilieu blot, tm uo9Ie Orb
Goa be tan ie On Iener.
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