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The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-10-11
 THE NEWS FROM LONDON Expected Visit of the Emperor of Austra-The sC Treatment of Convcts in French trisons c
BY HENRY DEvEREAUx.

London, October 3.-The eror Fran cis Joseph has given cono ional prom ise to the king that he will pay visit to England. The critical state of affairs in the southeast of Europe and the em- barrassing political crisis in Hungary will probably prevent the emperor from leav- ing his dominion during the present year. It is therefore probable that the emper- or will arrive in London during the sec ond week of June for stay of about four days at Buckingham palace. and that he will be their majesties guest at Windsor castle during the Ascot race week. This is the arrangement that has been sug- gested, unless the emperor could come to England at the end of November. and that period of the summer would be the most convenient time for the imperial visit both for the guest and for the hosts. It is expected that the king will espe- cially celebrate the visit of the Emperor Francis Joseph by ho1ding- a chapter of the Knights of the Garter at Windsor Castle. Queen Victoria conferred blue
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-10-11

address toy the BrJtish association, made out strong case for the better organi- zation and endowment of higher educa- ton in this country. Most striking was his comparison of university education in the United Kingdom, compered with that in the United States and in Ger many. Here we have thirteen uniYersi- ties competing with 134 in the states and twenty-two state-endowed universities i'll Germany. and, reading beween the lines of his address, one can see that Sir Nor man Lockyer has very lively apprehen- sion as to the results of this educational neglect upon the industrial supremacy of Great Britain. But 324,00O,000i 1t is all very well to tell an audience of scientists that the sum of G24. OOOOO0 Is absolutely necessary, in order to bring out universi- ty education to the level insisted upon both in the United States and in Ger many, but it is quite another matter to convince he ordinary taxpayer that he must provide this amount If he is not to look forward to national bankruptcy.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-10-11
A Special Sale of 3,7OO Yards of Fine
 Dress Goods at About Half Price.

Lot 1-At 39c, worth soc and 69c a yard, includes plain Venetian Cloths, Knickerbocker Suitings, Flannels, Waistings and Mix lures.
 Lot 2-At 59c, worth 69c to $100, yard-Granite Cloths, Henri
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-10-11

ribbon upon the Emperor Francis Joseph in 1867.
 A French newspaper, in giving an ac- count of the life of Therese Humbert, will lead during her recluson, supplies interesting details in regard to persons condemned to reclusion in a French pris- on for term of years. As soon as a fe- male prisoner (and it Is much the same in the case of maleJ arrives. she has to take a bath and assume the prison dress Then follows a medical examination, and measurement, and any marks on the face hands and arm below the elbow are re- gistered If unable to stand work, she is sent to the infirmary; if not, she has to work. and generally the work is sewing, or ironing or washing. Each prisoner has A separate cell. She rises at 5:3O at 6 she has to work until s:30. when she has her breakfast followed by a walk in the yard; then work again until 12 and after half an hours rest, again to 1; then din- ner and q second promenade, and at 4:30 work again to 7:3D, when she has a light supper, and goes to bed at S:30. On Sun day she does not work, but she goes twice to church, and is allowed to read and
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-10-11

hips trimmed with folds of goods and stitched at foot, flared. very hobby. AT $7.5o-Skirts of Lymansville Cheyiot, black or navy, strap seams up and down, finished with tailor buttons, fiared, very stylish.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-10-11
Slow sattIeshipo oisapproved.
From the Philadelphia Press.

From the Philadelphia Press.
 Secretary Moody's decision to return to the board of construction for further con- sideration of the plans recommended for two 13.0O0-ton battleships to nave speea of only sixteen and one-half knots an hour. is a wise one. While there has been a difference of opinion as to the speed of battleships sixteen and one-half knots is now admittedly slow speed.
 The United States should keep to the front in such matters. Some of its bat tleships have a greater speed. but as a fleet must keep together 1t can go no
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-10-11

faster than the slowest vessel. It Is. as Rear Admiral Bradford says, necessary to preserve the homogenety of the fleet, and that should be done by building all of the battleships up to the capacity of the fastest vessel. instead of lowering the speed to that of d slow vessel If the slow vessels were to be used only for coast defense purposes, in or near har- boIs, the sixteen and one-half knot speed might not be objectionable. But that Is not the purpose in constructing these vessels.
 The United States will not have a large navy. viewed in the light of Great Brit aims, even if there are two coasts and islands to defend; hence what vessels the country does have should be the best to be found anywhere. The board of con- struction should provide for faster ves- sels or ask congress to remove It's un- wise limitation of 1300O tons for each ves- sel.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-10-11
Indian Bead Work

The craze of the nour-belts, chains, girdles of them; made of the most beautiful Apache Indian beads. We are showing them ready made.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-10-11
NOTICE OF CHANGE OF STREET CAR ROUTE.

Beginning Oct. 2d and con. tinuing while the 22d street. bridge is being refloored. the Loop, Highland Ave, Avon dale and Idlewild cars will come in and go out of the city via 2Oth street. Birm- ingham Railway, Light and Power Go.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-10-11
"Get the Habit of Going to Marx"
Some Pretty Tailor Suits Underpriced

AT $1o.oo---Wallling Suit of Scotch mixtures; browns, reds, greens and blues; jackets satin lined; Norfolk strapped back; velvet { collar; skirt French flare and stitched at bottom.
 AT $12.50-Dress Suit of zibeline or Cheviot, all colors and blacks, coat taffeta lined, Louis XIV. style, cape over shoulder, skirt kilt bottom, entire suit trimmed with silk braids and vc / hobby. AT $17.50-Dress Suit of Scotch Tweeds and Homespuns; jacket taffeta silk lined with cape over
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-10-11
Of New Things and
 Newsy Items

'I'll not experiment this year on my best gown" That's what lady told salesman in our dress goods department yesterday. 'I'm going to have you make my after noon gown" Why do you say that, Mrs. -" Well, tried a new dressmaker last spring-and you should see the dress" Of course, sne knew 'twould be no ex- pertinent here, but an absolute cer- tainty of the style, fit and finish of our gowns. Many have expert mented. Will you profit by their experience? Then come to the old and tried.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-10-11

We make all kinds of cuts. The Age-Herald Engraving Co.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-10-11
The New Belts

Are very smart, made of taffeta or peau de soie silk, with the most beautiful buckles, front and back of rose gold, gun metal and oxid- ized; all are exclusive to us.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1903-07-17
To Parents ofDeaf Children.

j. N. Tate, superintendent OF the
school for the deaf at Faribault,
Mimi. has issued the following circu-
lar to parents. Those having deaf
children should note carefully the
contents. The circular reads in part:
1T is true there are perhaps 200
deaf children in the state who have
not been sent to school. They can
get little or no benefit from attend
ing schools for hearing children.
This is an absolutely free school
to all deaf children in Minnesota.
The only expense the parents incur is
the railroad fares to and from school
and the cost OF the clothing for the
child and a few cents for postage and
stationery.
eff they are not able to do this, the
law provides that the county may
assist them. They can get this help
by applying to the Probate Judge.
who will see that such necessary eX
penses are paid.
THE school opens in September
and for full Instructions as to how
pupils are admitted, will be furnished
upon application to the superintend
ent at Faribault, Mimi.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1903-07-17
One of the Biggest Mines

The Stephens mine of the United
States Steel corporation, the most
easterelY operating mine OF the
Mesaba range, and which very recent
ly entered the shipping list, is an
enormous mine, said to contain the
largest known body Of ore in the
world. The property was bought by
the Carnegie interests at time when
no one else seemed to want it, and for
a price that it is now seen to have
been ridiculously low. The royalty is
only Is cents IA ton. and the ore is of
good structure, though not as high in
metallic iron as some or the ores
further west. Two years were spent
in opening the property for mining
Mesaba Ore.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1903-07-17
Low Summer Tourist Rates

Via Chicago Great Western Railway.
Round trips to Colorado, Utah, Black
Hills, New Mexico and Texas points.
Tickets on sale daily June 1st to Sept.
30th. Good to return Oct. 31St. For
further information apply to any
Great Western Agent, or J. P. Elmer.
G .lP. A.. Chicago. III. $50.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1903-07-17

A. Hadley and family and Frank
Drum and family left for Superior
yesterday A. Dawson and family,
Bert Dawson, Frank Schmitz and
Foreman j. B. Moore also left vester-
day for Duluth and Minneapolis. All
were employees Of the American
Bridge company, who were putting
in the steel shaft houses at the Say
oy and Sibley.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1903-07-17
Notice!

This is to notify all whom it may
concern that Chas, Wuollet is not in
any way connected with the manage
ment of the Finnish Temperance
Hall or Opera House.
Chas. Hegman,
Manager.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1903-07-17
Installed Officers.

D. D. G.. NJ. Thos. Whitta last
evening installed the officers of Ely
Lodge No. 200, I. o. f. Those in
Quoted into office were as follows:
N. G.-OlOf KnutSOn.
V. G.-Wm. Phillips.
Seal. Kolstad.
l. G.-And. Anderson.
Warden-Ed. PolkinghOrn.
Conductor-Thos. Whitta.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1903-07-17
HALF FARE TO ALL POINTS EAST.

Via the Duluth, South Shore and At
lantic Ry. Single fare for the round
trip to all points in Canada, east Of
Owen Sound, all points in New York,
except New York City, all points in
Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Vermont,
Connecticut, New Hampshire, New
Brunswick and Nova Scotia. Tickets
will be on sale June 15the to 18th in
elusive, and good for return passage
until Sept. 1st, 1903. Proportionate
rates by train and steamer.
For further information, sleeping
car reservation, etc., please write or
apply to,
MART. ADSON, Gen. Agt,
426 Spalding Hotel Blk, Duluth, MINI.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1903-07-17
Special Pants Sale.

Extraordinary bargains in the
trouser line this month at The Ely
Clothing Co.
Decorah-posten., 1903-01-02
S%ranifmano
ON Voroboerne,

S oct frantic 8Iab "2a Bresie" bar
Mtasion- Soreitier ifriper en- artifel,
boori ban saor Itrengt irette meo fine
SanOsmpnb, iorbi De er altfcr mi.
benbe ON fremmeOe SoIf og Sanoe.
"8i fienOer life llOlanOet", tiger ban.
Sipr ~frembppeS De pGroifuIbe ggen.
ifober hos @uropns imaa Solf, Der
ptloe bore bel ppro at lore al og
blanbt oisie GQIf ipres ban of fGtte
De noroiife sberIt. Get er Hutioens
Sfnnoinaoien, iom RUNNER Be reneIte
Reprpientanter for ben eble lpie lang.
ifalleOeRace, iom bar grun6lagt oct
r~isIiife Riee, gienoprettet gnglanos
&ongebsmme og erobret Rormonoiet
og begge Sicilier. 9e meget inte1i'
geutc og orguntiatoriif be9apeoe Iorb.
boer er en- fraftig Hace, iom boloer
it9rft poo 6ribeoen (bet bill iise ben
ianbe 5ribeO, iom man inbrsmmer
ielp fine NoOitanbere), og iom ~forituar
at forene ben enfeltes StoltbeO meo
Heipeft for 4utoriteten. Rorbboerne
er De froitigite NenneIfer paa Sor'
ben, % ingcn ANDRE SoIf 6ar aiaa lang
gicnneminitIig 2epeoIber. - DE
act morQIIf anlaat, iom Horoboen er.
letter ban bei Brts poa 5amilielipe1.
San bar trpngt Ilfobolismen tiIbage
% boIoer 2egemsgpeIie / itor 9@re.
Set err i oi3ie 2anoe WiboeIitanoer,
ielp Sen IoucIte Iib0eIItanb, Ipier flait
@eger. Set er ogiaa Der, ben forItaar
Jig beoit poo at itpre DC ofentIige ait'
Iiggen6er. - Ser finoes intet 2ano,
boor sc orbeioenbe &losier err min0re
iuGrmeriifc % mirtbre bobefulbe. q
er uforIiqncIig rolige, fornuiti9e, 81.
icipIinerc6c % iammenboIoenbe. Set
err ~ooerflo0iQt at itge, at Streifer fore
fomnter iieIoen. Sntet 6oIf bar Ifipn'
fet WenncIfebeSen Itsrrc aonbspGr-
Bier / GorbolS til lit rinse Gal eno
oen Stommc, ser bar foitret Gimme,
Ser5eIius. InSerien, Hunebers, Sbor.
poIbion, @rjcg Sbien, giernion, gn'
oree oQ Nonien. 90 hi fan life al.
lutte SpcrIigten oper Sc europpife
2oIf meo nogen Stomrne. iom / hsiere
8roo bar forberIiget Ienneifeaan.
bens Sprbi9beb.
Decorah-posten., 1903-01-02

ier pau, eaer @fsempler at "Spens
S~erligbeOer". "Sar man, I. Ct. elef.
triif 2ps Der / 9pen?" ipsrges Der.
Oct bar man bapt iiOen 1898; Cont
mer Iottes Der itO en- rp og -oermaaoe
Itprf "&Iant" % ser bpggebes eft tort
Grid Bonner Souie", iaa at man
Itaor life / 6are for at bIi iiOoenoe
@terfet! 9enne Sor6eoring foIteoe
gpen ca. $4,000. "Sar man SeIc'
ion oeroppe? Set bar mar ogIaa baot
iioen 1898; men / CONNER blep Se'
lefonipItemet betpOelig foranOret o9
forbeoret. 9esuben bar man MI
Iona oiItance Selepbone". "Soao
Slags 8aoer og Suie er oer?" greoe
og pei anlagte @aber hleO Greer poa
begae Sioer al Dem. % bpaO Suiene
ongaar, ina er Scr fnapt ct raaoOent
% faIoefproigt Sus at ie. s WoO'
iPtnina BERTH er Ser itore og fine
SuIe, ioafalote "Geiiberces", iom /,
Ct. Sc, iom eieS % beboes al Sanfe.
rerne @elsaoro, ener al Slion og So
len, eaer al 6oreit os arogb. Spen
bar ogina ct Gilt Sotc!!. ~tt!bsrenoe
!. 3. aepe, % / CONNER bleo Der
bpaaet en- "Gitp Saa" til ct a~oItenoe
al $1,000. Saa bar ben ogiaa man.
ae itore SorretningSbuie al Sten, til
gr. SIion og Solens 9utif, SieOts
% RoIines, "6armers & Wertants
9art" % she 6irit Hationol 9anf"
gpgninger. Set, iom OGffer Silretien'
Ses SpIiat er Dillon & Solens tore
department Store, bois Sierne
eies al Farmers & Wer6ants Sant" ,
bporaf $. 9. Welgaaro er SrPitOent
bon er besuoen YrGItoent al ire ar-
SIRE Banter IaugS "St. 8inccnt Sine"
al @reot Iortberh q. ~, og :. :.
Welaaaro er aas ierer. Gen Silret'
ienbe bapoe uoentoiI life pentet at faa
ie en- iaa ~foIoSiol 9utif / en- 9p paa
omtrent 1000 SnO6p8gere; ban tsler
Tia / Ianoen 6eniat til en- al Stor9a'
0erne / 81. Eaul eaer minneapolis.
9~paningen blep opiot / Saaren 1892,
eiterat SIion & SoIenS gantIe Suttt
opbrpnOte. Gen npe Spgntn8 er 1872
SoO lang % 100 500 breo; 6orretnin'
aeu inbbefatter 6 afNelinger eler Dc
partmeutS", reipeftipe benGunte: ~"
("GlotbingO, "9" C"0rp 8oooS"O,
%" C"@rocerieS & GrodcrieS"l "@"
("Sarbmare), Is" 6urnititre") }.
Oct Dor imioIertib bemGrfeS, at ben
iiSIte Department" nenllig '"6llrnt'
nlrc", paaarumo al manglenoe Hltn
maa bolOe til / ct anbet "Store" al
/ SIiou & Soleu, n9r PED S%oueobpgnin'
aen. Ger er Ell ca. 90 "GlcrfS~ an
lutte / 6orretringeu, % Dem bill man
iom oiteIt finbe paa Sarten. "NRen
or ser 900 SfoIe for gsrrene oercppe
9ueu?" Der er ell uomGrfet Sscle
meb 6 opatiee 9Grere; TO al Dem.
WtiiS Sonnins oa Ntiis Sborien er
norIfe. Saar ifal life iao iaa grabue.
re ira Sigh ShooI".
SmenoIfisut De isrite Snobpggere
al 9pen - Ser bIep p~aabegpnSt !
1878 - par Canadian 6rena", iaa
Decorah-posten., 1903-01-02
Farmer. Husef og Hapen

bebsper til Rpring, mar Der life er
pibere Siie paa Marfen.
Men ianpos uteget SABRE og WaiS
burbe De Dog faa bper Dag, at De
bolbes | goot Sub; fiji en- mayer
Seit er en- lifting paa Sarmen. Naar
en- Seit er | goo Stano, foiter bet
life meget meo alsperbs eaer rem
SaIm og Iiot SABRE at peoliseboIoe
Den, men tinaoes bcn at blipe mager,
oil bet foitc oct bobbeIte at fan ben
| ififfeIie Stano isien, ofte fan ben
peb iaabau Outstanding faa ct
&n9f, iom ben panifelig sorpinber.
5eitens SteI maa altiaa paste til oG
rette iig efter Be iGrifilte SorboIb,
bpormeS ben omgibes, men bette
igien mac orbnes meo aIoaifob og
gcIoiIie mob benne MeineIfets tro
Sierter.
Decorah-posten., 1903-01-02

er bog gefoIfningen MI al blanoct
grt. Sfanbinauerne LOB life Or.
gDle IRnge peiite paa fig, men HDtteoe
ino mart efter gDens @runol9ggelie.
De bar Der - JON pperalt gic-t
iig fortiente peo Hetifaffenbeo og Gpg.
tisbeO. De fsrite Rorife, iom inbflDt-
tebe % blep boiiboenoe Der, en- @norep
Slion og Better 5. Solen; De fom ber-
til | 8aaren 1883 fra 8elicon Ra.
pibs, Winn., bbor De bapbe orepet
5orretning iammen. 9a Be bar br.
berlige WGro % opermoaoe opgtiee
Sorretningsinlf, og Oa De par fonrte
til ct "@oien", ben brngtfare 3eO 3i.
Der 8aI, iaa sif oeres Sorretning
fremab meS 4ielpeifriot, iaaat Sc mn
Decorah-posten., 1903-01-02

1886, efter at ban baooe oGret Der en-
Sur / 1885; ben %itOitnppnte, / 8aa'
rem 1889. - SpennPpnte fire WpnO
bar Dog life "Iagt Bengene paa Site.
bunoen," men lat Dem tnO / 6orret,
ming og / 9an0, iaaat Be funoe fomme
ogiaa andre tilgobe. argpte 9D bar
ogiaa paaifisnnet Bette oeo, fra Gio til
anben, at betro Dem 0enS melt an.
iparsfuloe SiQio3poiter. s Sen ienere
Sio bar Sc pitt 8apmilobeO % 8oo'
aipren6eo oeo at poe Itore Bengeiums
mer til SpfsreIien al en- imuf % foit'
bar Strife, iom tilbsrer Dor Sreliers
ifano. ep. Iutb. Nenigbeo / IrgpIe,
Winneiota.
0enne Wenigbeo, iom betieres al
Bait. Siguro Slien, blep itiftet lite
Sec, 1889. Gems @mbeoSm9nO, for.
uben ben5 8rpit, er fslgenOe: 8o5ie,
rer, 8eter 5. Solen; SefretPr, Ole 8.
Relgaaro; "9oarO Of SruTtees", In.
Nrep SIiou, 6. :. Imun0gunr0 og =.
Sfaritoo; "9oarO Of 0eacouS", s..
8iner, 3iIs Sfnug og 8. g. 8rogb
&irfetiener. aOolf @tuer, og Orga.
Nit, .Irel 3. @fblom. De fIeite Sian.
binaoer poa Stebet % ANDRE bar giort
Itore Sing for Weni9be0er. 5 Set fe,
mere bar mango uNenforitnuenOe iIuttet
itg til BEN. 8Orreiponbent.
Decorah-posten., 1903-01-02

al gpen, er blepne ~forunoreoe oper at
finbe beroppe Il oct bsie Roro" en- iaa
moOerne os oaffer 9p, iom argpIe =.
Oct bapbe De aIbrig tGnft. Nange |
ben ipblise Gel al Staten oe / Soma
ipnes at tro, at set er life pibere be-
penOt meO RorOpeItens E or. Sois De
ielOiamme 6olf fit ie ar9pIe og andre
gper beroppe, ptloe be mart faa en- an.
Nrn 0tening. Wen 29ieren al NtSie
9inier bill bel gierne bate nogIe Sel i.
Decorah-posten., 1903-01-02
Ssnicfuocr.

Ssnirfpbcr. De fleite Soils
@rfaring gaar ub paa, at intet e.
ner fig be6re til S~suiefober emo fer.
tie i%faarne eIer fnilite Ben. 8e6 al
fobre De ltnae apain9cr bermeb-- &c
maa Dog life sipes ipGrt meget | Be-
gpn6elien - faar man Sc iterfeite
og frafti9ite 6ugle. De Glbre psns
tribes ogiaa ubm9rfet paa bette So
Der og forsger 9Ggproouftionen rent
utroIi9t. SGrIig fommer BET bent
6igt meb, at De peb benne Sobrine
fan ~bringes til at lpgge sGg pan Ell
SID, bo gGg ellers er en- iiGloen
&are.
Decorah-posten., 1903-01-02

Nartin lllpeitab, Iinneapolis.
Winn., bar unber itOre SmtoItninger
iamlet Gplpsninser ON Oct norIfe
6oIf / Nmcrifa. nj De iamIebe Sp.
IpSniuger uoarbeibeoe ban Ell Statt'
tiff, iom han paa Ell lie9ennpttiG Raa'
be bar uObreot blenSt bort 6oIf, Tor
OF ben f0n blipe lGIt % for at ben fan
spe SnoIIpoelie paa os. San bar piit
oS boor Sc uoiprcote RorbmGnb er
boiattc, hrilfe Stiainser Sc inbebor,
% bpormclet Se bar uoret:et poa for'
ficaioe Cmraaber Der / 2anoet. So
mere Ri folr pibe al Iligt, 10 itsr:e
SriS letter ri pea Dor c1eT Station %
poa Sc @lNcr, iom Nor Horge gap oS
i Nro. Sans Statiitif aouncr oS
NorSmUnN oaiaa / BET at Den bibrir'
ger Sc orNrc Gatiouer CT aobt SnNtrut
al oS. Ict or Seripr- at hoa3e, at en-
bpcr al bonSi2Giere niI ienbe BAN Fl
IiSet fririuiai giSraa. iaa at ban Ton
fuIoferc lit fore grbcioe ior port
8oIf& SoQ rrSen Gcngetab % Sefpm'
ring, Slere genrrr al Sosen.
Decorah-posten., 1903-01-02
1rsYle, n1inn.
Gn interesiant aOrrciponbanec frt
Senne Tremffribsbp.
2tot ~settIerbiHorie.

Oct bill rbentpiI gI9Se mango al
"Decorab.g oiten"s 2aiere at ioa bore
liot ON ooennGpnte 9p, ii9r ba man.
ge bar lit 9ltf rettet MOB bet inafalote
Roropeiten.
De Sremmebc, JON err TONNE BERTH
fra Gil til onoen % bar faaet lie liot
Decorah-posten., 1903-01-02

itOoer inbe meo, forltben meeen gp.
eienoom, mango "SectionS" al oeIop'
bprfet 2anb, bells npr 9pen og bells
ct Stpffe fra BEN. 8tSie Wtenb par
BOG life De eneite 9orife, iom oeo
Sernflio % en- itorartet 6orretntngs.
Opgtigbeo ifulbe fomme i geItOOelie al
itore 5ormuer beroppe; Oertil bar og.
iaa 9onfsrerne og 9rSorene Sans 8.
og Ole 8. Welgaaro ubtaarne. Den
feritnGbnte mfom BERTH Saoren
Decorah-posten., 1903-01-02

Seq bar aicruemieet "SebieTsbuqSboeen" %
mao iise, leo fnnes rietie goot ON ben. 9oaen
inoeboIber ct fortrGfeIiet IobnIg af Gituter ira
norfe % freurebe Sorfattere. 9oseRs lloItbr
er fGrbeIeS fmugfuot.
8. 9uIbranbfer, gIair, @is.
Decorah-posten., 1903-01-02
RetteIic.

s Spffriften for "gbofolabe.9a ga.
ger meb Rsbber" Itob y Sop brlrnt
Suffer iitebetfor ~ Sop.
Decorah-posten., 1903-01-02
Safe. Snooine.

I Guurt @rgofrummcr. NOT 8aiic
iau 9rsotrummcrne 5llper 1ont
QicnncmbIsote, 3 gG6, I Sop Srf.
fer. 1 Sop 8oiiuer, 1 Sbeif2 Scbo,
I Sbeifc &onel, ell al Nct(if. en- al
rcpct Mtlitot. Iou her Nclte op /
ct 9IifipanS % Iaocr Ser iteamcS"
Ell Gimc. Sitcoctfor SrsAtrummer
fan man BRUCE Sa9eimuIer, men
uOelaoer ga Sufferet. Den beoite
Maooc nj ina 9rsofrummerue eler
tor Sage fin pna. er at man isrit
tsrrer Dem aobt og oerpua moler
Dem 9ieuuem en- Sieofueru. Zen ri.
les meb f~slgenbe Sauee: / Sop Smf'
fer og II Sop Smsr rsreS til Slshe,
oeri bar man ct ggg % rerer BET.
til oct or fleoeaatiet. iaa bar man
bcri 1 Sop SpIictsi eler COB, tpt
Decorah-posten., 1903-01-02
Granbcrrp.S uet.InbSing.

I Sop finboffet Sf&etde. 1 9op'
Gronberric8, iom moo ppre fogt meb
oonife meget Suffer, I piifet sgg, +
Sop rig WeIf, I Sop WoIaSie$, 8
&opper MteI, 3 Sbeifeer Batting
Bomber, Salt oe &rpboerier efte,.
Smag. Ron imsrer ct @Gifipano.
fpIoer Rsren beri. letter 9oaeer poa
% foyer Sen 8 elmer / Ell 8rpbc 70.
Qenoe Sono. Ioar Den e. foet,
bopIoer man Sen l,b pdo ct Hart
To6, og ipiier bcn meS "Sorh
Sullcc."
Decorah-posten., 1903-01-02

5or ell lib iiseu moptcs Ies. Spmaifnsn
sSuspennen.- Gen or / ale Sele ~tilircess
~tilsnbe % arbeioer liseiaa goof ION DC, Der
sr mleset onrere. Zen er tluise tart % a.
mutt ueiesnbe. Traafeu fcfteoe so Geuta
0auS j. Oaeen. ga Gresis sRn.
Decorah-posten., 1903-01-02

Soft, og rercr oct | Iiot 40 @anecn.
iaa oct bIibeJ goot bIanoet.
sfblr.@ apiOca.Eabbins
Dan IooeE Sop Gapioca itaa
8 aoppcr lid feat gano bagpaa Sto.
ben ia Simerv Saa iirGller man
% iiotaser &ieruebuict paa s eler
8 sGbler iqiteE benz OBJ / en- Yuo.
Singform o. bar liot Suffer og Sea-
mel op ! buert sGbIe. 3 sGg nispss
rigtig go6t, oeri bar man 1 Eini
loo Relf og 3 Spiieifeer Sirffer, og
blanoer iaa bette iammen meb "a.
piocaen, o. bploer oct oper sGbler.
ne. Wan Iaber bet itege eanife lang.
iomt meo 2aag ODER, til sGblerne er
mere.
Gbpfplabc.G nitarb.
~ Bint rig Welf iPttes ober |
en- Double Boiler iammen meo s
Stang Sanflle, TOM er ltaaref op I
imaa Stpffer Oar man life bette,
fan man tiIiptte en- Sbeife 8anilie,
naar bet er foqt.) Raar Melfen bar
facet ct Spfog, bar man 2 TIMER re.
bet 100 gbpfolabe / og en- Slump
Smer iaa itor iom en- Salnso. Wan
laoer bet foee no9le Winnter, og
belber BET iaa Iibt efter Iibt op / A
piifebe sGg, og tiliatter Suffer ef.
ter Smag og IiOt Salt. Oct b9lbes
op / en- Bubbingform, iom ferit er
ifplet | folot Ganb, letter benne | en-
Sanbe beot gnub 90 iteger Den 25
Iinliter. Man forisger, ON ben er
f9rbie, peo at itiffe en- 8nio / ben;
er Bitbbingen fait, er ben ferois.
Steger man Sen for lGnge, bliper
Guitaroen p~an0ngtig og life goo, -
Ben ipiies aIbeles foIb meb Slebe
til.