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Waterbury Democrat., 1903-01-31

pint of cold water. Take six Jumps of sugar and rub them on the rind of the oranges to extract the flavor. Put, them in the bowl with the juice and water and stir them until dissolved.
 Add more granulated sugar to make as sweet as desirod pour into the freezer, pack and freeze. Serve in glass cups.
 Velvet Mullins.
 Velvet mufiins are California breakfast standby worth heralding abroad. Stir to . cream two tablespoonfuls each butter and sugar. Add two well-beaten eggs, one cup full of milk, one seanty quart of -four sifted with two teaspoonfuls of baking powder and a quarter teaspoon of salt. Beat until light and bubbly, though the batter must be quite stiff, and turn at once into the muffin pans, which should be hot enough to hiss as the batter goes in. Bake in quick oven.
 EMMA PADDOCK TELFoRD.
Waterbury Democrat., 1903-01-31
California Cooks And Dishes.

1t IS the boast of Callfornians that first. class dinner in the Golden State Is better than dinner of the same class in any other country. Certainly no place on the globe offers the variety in foods, the edible riches Of ice-cold waters or tropic seas, the brown earth's increase, representing all the prod. ucts from the north temperate zone to those of the Southland. the honey and nectar of every kind of fruit and flower.
 In the provision of raw material nature has been prodigal, but when 1t comes to the question of cooks, the consensus of opinion among housekeepers Is that there was more than q grain of salt in the old proverb, God sends meat, but the devil sends the cook.''
 When by reason of fortunes favor one can get hold of n cook of the old regime--a China boy" white bloused and stockinged, immaculate, quiet, neat, orderly, capable. respectful, full of resource, turning out the sweetest, lightest of breads. the 1uiciest of meats, the most delicious cakes and fritters,
Waterbury Democrat., 1903-01-31
FOR THE SUNDAY EVENING SUPPER

spoonful of curry powder, one tablespoonful of flour, one teaspoonful of salt and one cup of milk. Stir until 1t thickens. Serve with cold meat.
 Chilled Sardines.-Two tablespoonfuls of butter boneless sardines skinned and drained. When butter is hot lay in the sardines, cook a while, then turn, sprinkle with salt juice of half lemon and red pepper
 Fish Sauce.-Two tablespoonfuls of butter, one tablespoonful of -four stirred in the butter, one cup of milk, two teaspoonfuls of anchoyy paste, stir till 1t blends and boils, six hard-boiled eggs cut and sliced, dash of red pepper. Serve on buttered toast. Eggs and Ham.-One tablespoonful of butter, one tablespoonful of minced onion, one-quarter pound cold boiled ham, sliced ana cut in small pieces; one saltspoonful of dry mustard, sprinkled on the ham, Put on the cover and cook three or four minutes. seat six eggs in bowl with fork enough to mix them thoroughly. Pour in the eggs and stir. Add one tablespoonful of minced parsley.
 Gurried Eggs.-One tablespoonful of but. ter, one teaspoonful of minced onion. one tablespoonful of flour, stirred in one cup of milk, one-half teaspoonful of curry powder. Cook until 1t comes to a boil and thickens (about 20 minutes). Add six hard-boiled eggs, one teaspoonful of salt and two table spoonfuls of cream. It Is done as soon as 1t boils
 Lobster la Newburg (over hot water).- Beat yolks of three eggs, one cupful of cream and one-half cup of sherry. Stir until It thickens. Add one pint of lobster meat and one teaspoonful of salt. Leave the lob. ster meat in until it is thoroughly hot.
 Chicken au Supreme.-Cold (roast or l boiled) chicken cut in small pieces. One tablespoonful of oil to cup of chicken. one tablespoonful of butter: while butter is melting grate In half teaspoonful of onion one tablespoonful of flour stirred in one cpn of milk. When 1t boils put in two cups of chicken, half teaspoonful of celery salt. one even teaspoonful of salt and a little white pepper. Add little milk.
 Cream Shad Roe.--One tablespoonful of butter roe, parboiled, blanched and crum bled), one tablespoonful of flour, one cup of milk; stir until 1t thickens; put In shad roes half cup of cream. three hard boiled eggs Chopped whites only), even teaspoonful of salt, dash of paprika or Cayenne pepper and juice of half lemon sqeezed In tablespoon. Sprinkle with grated yolks of eggs and cook or 10 minutes.
Waterbury Democrat., 1903-01-31

It is on Sunday evening that the amateur delights to display his culinary skill Tn tne presence of his friends. Curious disnes ahe invented for these occasions, some of whicn have little besides their originality to rec ommend them. The following dishes pos sess delicacy and piquancy; moreover, they : have been thoroughly tested and the recipes may be safely followed.
 Welsh Rarebit. Half pound grated cheese, two eggs, gill ale or beer, tablespoonful or butter, teaspoonfu Of lemon juice, teaspoon ful of celery salt, tablespoonful of mustafa and dash of Cayenne. Melt the butter and add the beer. When smoking hot put in the cheese. When smooth season with celery salt, mustard and pepper. Have the esss beaten very light; dip out some cheese mix ture and pour it into the bowl of eggs, stir ring steadily. Pour into the chafing dish.
 Cheese Fondu lover water). .-One table spoonful of butter, two cups grated cheese one small cup fresh bread crumbs, one salt spoonful of mustard Cover while you beat two eggs in bowl till thoroughly mixed; cook eight or ten minutes. When thoroughly melted add eggs, teaspoonful of salt and dash of Cayenne pepper.
 Sweetbreads with Asparagus,T Tips lover hot water).-Sweetbread parboiled and cut in small pieces; asparagus tips cut in small pieces One tablespoonful of butter, one tablespoonful of flour, mixed with butter, one cup of cream, half cup of asparagus liquor; stir until It thickens One cupful of tips, one pair of sweetbreads. Beat yokes of two eggs and stir in; cook three minutes; add one teaspoonful of salt and dash of white pepper.
 Stewed Mushrooms lover hot water).-Two tablespoonfuls of butter one-half pound of mushrooms (peeled, cut and laid in); put on cover 10 minutes; add teaspoonful more of butter; beat up yolk of one egg, add one half cup of cream, stir in one half teaspoon full of salt and dash of white pepper.
 Oysters and Mushrooms (oyer hot water).- One tablespoonful of butter, one tablespoon ful of flour; when butter melts, stir till smooth; one cup of milk, one-half cup of mushroom liquor, one cup of mushrooms broken up 20 oysters. Put on cover while you beat two eggs. As soon as oysters be. gin to swell stir in eggs. Cook until it be- gins to thicken. One teaspoonful of salt
 Curried Tomatoes.-Six small tomatoes cut in two, two tablespoonfuls of butter. As soon as butter is melted put in tomatoes with fork. When partially done turn on the side and cook until tender. Add one-half tea
Waterbury Democrat., 1903-01-31

yolks until lemon-colored and thick. add the sugar slowly, q little at a time. Beat the whites to a stiff froth and add to the yolks and sugar. Put in the flour, which should have been sifted, very gently, then the lemon juice, and bake 20 minutes in q steady oven, not too hot.
 Sierra Nevada Gingerbread.
 And here is q rule for gingerbread that will melt in your mouth. Its sponsor is native daughter of the Golden State who lived up in the Sierra Neyadas--a fearless, magnif1- cent creature who can turn her hand to any thing from chopping down trees and placer mining to embroidering il pillows and evolv ing most delicate and delicious dishes to tempt the capricous appetite of an invalid.
 Bring, she says, to a good boil one cupful of New Orleans molasses, one cup of brown sugar, one-half cupful of butter, two table. spoonfus of ginger and pinch each of ground cinnamon, nutmeg and salt
 When nearly at the candying point stir in
Waterbury Democrat., 1903-01-31
Ventilate The Kitchen.

Poorly ventilated, overheatcd Kitchens, says one who has given the matter thought, are responsible in many eases not only for the proverb!al illtemper of cooks, but for their predisposition to disease.
 Rheumatism, varicose veins and tubers culosis are maladies which frequently afiict the cook, to say nothing of alcoholism, which is still more common,
 The reason adduced for the alcohol habit Is that men or women working in mir heavy with food are seldom hungry, but crave stimulants.
Waterbury Democrat., 1903-01-31

Puritans may have beheld their mush In olden days are hers; so are the pewter tea pots in which the good ladies who ob1ecte.u . to the Boston tea party organized Dy tnen patriotic lords brewed their cheering cup She has bits of Dutch and Flemish silver, and she has chafed through many summer sl because she could not immediately return to the delectable land where she picked these treasures up and again run the risk or arrest on her return to her native land because sne shares with the rest of the female race an inborn hatred of tarlff revenues. And nere she the metal collector par excellence, had been ignorant of the treasures of her own native town.
 If one lives, like Polly, on the upper west side, 1t is q devious route one pursues to the sign of the Copper Samovar. One journeys far to the sonth,, and t'changes" for one of the little shorseears that thread their in- congruous way among the great warehouses of the lower west side, and, darting zigzag across the Bowery, make tortuous path for themselves in the teeming streets of ten cments, small tailor shops with wonderful garments at amazipg prices hanging in the windows, push carts filled with all the mer- chandise which the heart of man or woman
Waterbury Democrat., 1903-01-31

tartar to four cupfuls of flour. Lastly stir into the mixture one pound of raisins, seeded, chopped and dredged with flour, and one cup ful hickory nut kernels, also dredged. Mix thoroughly and bake in two loaves in a slow oven.
 Richer Fruit Cake.
 still richer fruit cake was made of the following ingredients: One pound of sugar, a scant pound of butter pound of flour, a pound of currents, well washed and dried i; three pounds of raisins, three-fourths of q pound of shredded cltron, one-quarter pound canded orange peel, 10 eggs, one-half pinl of molasses, three-quarters of n teaspoonful of soda one glass of currant jelly, one cupful of chopped prunes, one cupful walnut meats and teaspoonful of mixed spices. Mix and knead thoroughly and bake in two loayes in a SOW oven for two or three hours. Cover with greased paper if 1t shows signs of browning too quickly. In marked contrast to this delicious but somewhat indigestible compound are these delicate dishes, which she made for an invalid:
 Apple Toast.
 Toast white bread in the oven until crisp throughout, like zwieback Place the slices in the bottom of q colander set within an other dish, turn boiling water over each slice in turn, drain immediately and serve hot in pretty china saucer, with slightly sweetened apple sauce, about the consistency of marmalade, turned over each slice. Some times dried apricots or preserved peaches are used In place of the apple.
 PruRe Pun.
 Wash quart of prunes in several waters, nearly covered with water, and let them stand over night. Then simmer on back of range until tender, Put through sieve ana sweeten to taste. Beat thewhites of three eggs until stir, fold in the sifted prunes and bake in a slow oven or cook over the hot water pan Ia the chafng dish.
 When 1t comes to the cooking Of prnnes isa all saxts Of dainty and appetixing wavs Cal
Waterbury Democrat., 1903-01-31

ifornians beat the world. Nearly every housekeeper has her own pet recipe--fors prunes in soups, salads, cakes, lees, creams, tarts, slapjacks, dumplings, shortcakes, breads, trunovers, charlottes and even saul sages. Here Is very simple one for
 Stuffed Prunes.
 Soak fine California prunes In water until soft enough to pit. Fill the cavity left la each with a quarter of a teaspoonful of powdered sugar, chopped walnuts and half date. Shape the prunes nicely and roll in granulated sugar. These are richer if left week before eating.
 An old California recipe for soda biscuit. dating from the days when baking powder was unknown, Is still used in the Kitchens of many of the old residents, and with most admirable results Given experience and practice. the tiny, spongy biscuit thus evolved is as light as the proverbial feather. A medium thick dough Is mixed at night of sour milk, four and pinch of salt. In the
Waterbury Democrat., 1903-01-31

q teaspoonful of soda and set asideto cool.
 When nearly cold add one cupful of butter milk, the yolks of three eggs beaten light and three cupfuls of flour. Lastly, fold in the whites of three eggs whipped to stiff froth and bake In a very moderate oven. It kills the flavor to hurry it, declares this prncess among California cooks. On state occasions cupful of raisins, seeded and dredged with four transforms this ginger bread into gingercake. This is specially delicious when eaten warm with cup of hot cocoa or chocolate.
 A fruit and nut cake was also one of her specialties. Stir to a cream two cupfuls of sugar and one of butter. Add the yolks of six eggs beaten light, one teaspoonful nut meg and cinnamon mixed and one teaspoon ful soda dissolved in one cupful of cold water. Beat the whites of the eggs to stifr froth and fold in alternately with the four. in which cream of tartar has been sifted, in the proportion of two teaspoonfuls of the
Waterbury Democrat., 1903-01-31
Gladys.

Down the stairs my sweetheart came a-trip-
 ping;
 face. I. to keep her little feet from slipping, Folded her in resolute embrace, Whispering low: You certainly look rip
 ping;
 shall hold you always in this place. From her lips the sweets dreamed of sip.
 ping;
 She n blossom, I giant bee But, her feathered petals lightly fipping, Down the stairs she danced ahead of me, All my newborn ardor rudely nipping; Naughty little Gladys-aged three!
Waterbury Democrat., 1903-01-31

morning this Is rolled out on the moldirg board, with just bit of four to keep 1t from sticking, a2A over the top Is sprinkled the tiniest bit of soda, bearing in mind that tho sourer the milk the less sodasis reQuireds Roll lightly and fold over. Repeat three times, cut Into biscuit about the size of q silver dollar and bake in a slower oven than Is required for baking powder biscuit.
 In Southern California the orange becomes the thing to conjure with.
 Crystaliixed Orange.
 Here is the way they make crystallixed orange In San Diego, which they serve with nuts and raisins
 Cut the fruit crosswise in thick slices, re moving all seeds and the white lining. Dip each slice in the beaten white of egg, then iil fine granulated sugar and dry in sieves In a coal oven.
 Sortet Mexieaine. Put pint of orange juice in bowl with a
Waterbury Democrat., 1903-01-31
DINNER BoNRoss.

Delicious dinner bonbons are maas ay choppinx peanuts or almonds very fine, sEix- ing them with the white of an egg, q little sugar and just enough sherry to flavor and pressing the paste Into tho cavity made by removing the stones from fresh prunes ak dates. Tke fruit is then rolled tn powdered Gllrs n sS
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1903-12-25
Otter bpaS Der melSes fra @aIb'

Otter bpab Der meloes fra 8aib.
ington, bar nogle al ben mlprrenoe
administrations leoenoe Rpnb 9ipet
fig ifait meo Ell iutereSiant Spgape.
De bar nemIis bespnbt at ltbarbeioe
ct Sorilag til Ell 2op, Der, bois ben
blir pebtaaet, efter beres Rening bill
gisre en- lansparis Streif til en- llmit.
Iigbeb. SorFaget iiges alereoe paa
6orbonnb at bape 8reiioent &ooie.
belts Sonftion, % bet bill blipe trent
fat / begge aoneresiens Suie itrar
efter 3ptaar. Sorlasets e9entlige
Soriatter ifal bare 8olnep ". Softer,
Der er aSiiiterenbe &osierer for Den
repltblifauife Rationnlfomite. san
bar | tioligere Gage ii6bet / ubitrdfte
Sorretninaer % bolot mango SoIf
I SeifiGftigelie, iau ban pao nprt
SoIo bar bopt goo ~glnleouing til at
iagttoge NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. fra
Here Siocr. Sanfen er at faa opret.
tet en- 8olb9iftsfommisiion til at bi.
lGgee ale llopereuSitemmelier mel.
lem grbeiosgioer oe Irbeiber; forep'
rigt er SoriIagetS gnfeItbeoer enonu
life olmiuoelie befienot; fitu iaa ME.
get er fomnet til SffentligbebenS
a1mSifab. at Der er forelaat Here
Sernbaue g rpiibeuter % andre, Der
bar Suuoreoer eller cnbog Suiinber
at RGnb / i'm Siencite, ct f~orelebiet
llbfait berof, og at De ole uben limo.
tngelie Ifol booe bifalot 8louen, iom
DC timber al pPre noaet at oct melt
fortrGficIiee / oct SIoeS, Der enomt
er iremfommet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1903-12-25
Japan 90 Husband.

gitaiiens SimmeI opertr9ffes at.
ter meo &rigsifper. 2onoonblabet
"St. Sames @a5ette" peo at forteae,
at Sapan bill eaa paa, for ben rllsiiife
e'faore, iom er iamlet peo giierta /
Wiooelbabet, fan nna frem til De DIT.
aiiatiffe Sarpanbe. s ENGLAND er
Den Sro %alminoelig, at en- &rig mel.
lem Sapan oa HUSBAND er iltnbaaae.
lig, og oct beoer, at set enaelIfe Io.
miralitet trGffer iorifieGige 9ispo.
%iitioner, iom life ier ~frebeIiae no.
aanife England ifal itstte Sopan al.
ligebel2
Ut Telegram fra 8efins mobiiger
Den Stoenoe, at Sapan bar ienbt Rus.
lano ct ltltimatum, men SEN olmin.
oelige Rening err Sog, at ariasfareu
potser. Se fineiiife 9labe bar me.
get omitGnbelig fortaIt, at Storbri.
%tannien, iiolb Huslano beholber
Manfnriet, bill oprette ct Yrotefto.
rat ODER Sanstiefiane.0 alen og an.
iHtte Ell StntboIber, iom ifal boIoe
&uSlano Stougen.
"Morning Bnit", iom itaor Tegie.
ringen nRr, benitiGer til Sapm al
ooerbua9e ben gorSiife anube peo al
9lsre aorea til ct 9roteftorat.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1903-12-25
Uorife Journaliiter
iamerifanife SIaoe.

6or ca. A aar iiben fiji Sr W. ".
gaiffelien ani9teIie iom Heonftsr
meo "Sun"s real eitate aioeIing.
pan bapbe umioocIbart for aaloeI.
len til bette inbflpoeliesrige Hep
9orf glao taeet 9o~ftorgraben / ii.
.loiofi peo Sobns Sopfins ltniperiitct
/ Baltimore. San siorbe Statiiti.
fen til fit SpeeioIiag og bar paa bette
Smraaoe eiuet mango belGrenbe %
intereSiante artifler tiIbeoite. Den
leoenbe Stiling, ban inoebar, boreer
for, at hans gpner err iremrasenoe
og at De paaIfisrnes.
s. oisie 8age fratrGber Sr.
Stat anberiou, i'm Stiaine iom Gre.
baftsr al SEEM gorf Soiirnals FIJI.
moriitiife aioeIiug for at opertage
2ebelien al oct iamme 0epartement
oeb Retp 9orf Stems.
Ranse al bore 29iere bill baoe
f%ornsiet iig peo oct bumriitiife
SmaapIiif, iom "SournaI" aiper til.
bebite bier eneIte apGIb. Oct err ba
moriomt Of pibe, at en- al bore 2anOs.
meno bar ben oeientIige SfpIS /,
at ri iaa oite bar iaaet os en- goo
2atter. Sr. anoeriens arbeioe |
"Sourual" bar eiort BAN fierot %
efteripuret / pioere arebie. San bar
M Iabet iis erga9ere al Nep gorf
SEEMS, Der bpber BAN Ell meget be.
baseIi9 og ieIpItpnbia Stiaing lamt
forbeIagtigere 2snningsoilfaar.
Sr. anoerien err Stuoent fra lint
periitetet | 9es Woiues, Sopas SO.
peo itab, % oicOe iis / nogen Sio til
SfoIegieruiugen. 6or ca. 6 aarS
Ito iiben fom ban bio til New Yorf
for at brpoe Jig en- gane iom Sour.
naliit. : Ssritnin9cn git oct liot
traabt, men bans Gpgtigbeo og @ner'
81 bar | biSie anr fsrt irem til Seier.
Sans 9rooer, Garl Gnberien, er
en- iremragenbe anrifaturtc9rer, Der
bar arbeibet %abifiaiet for "~SSuurnol",
men iom MI innbipnlisbis bill fsIgc
Siaf per til Iep gorf Nerus.
C"NorS. 9looe.")
InaoaenSe Sr. Siaf Gnberiou fun
tiIisies, at ban er 8rabuent ira Git
tber College / 1890, % at ban / flere
gar par 9%eitprer al Bart Hegion Gil.
tber College, Ser8liS Sails, Ninn.
NtiffeIien err ogiao 8robuert fra gu.
tber College. -"G..G." Reb.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1903-12-25

brnheSe, at Der itiiIoe pRre ssreo pao
Sitbmen. Suao anbet funoe ri aiortg
SfuIoe Ri bope tilaot be colombianife
Trooper at fomme ilano os itaaet %
ieet poa, at be beepnbte en- arig. ion
fanbGnbe piISe paret | Marcus? Sful.
De ri baue gipt Den coIombianite aor.
gns a~nleonins til ON ct aars giO
fra MI at ~operorase aanaIrettisbeoer.
ne til 5raniris % oerpeb bioraeet til
at iptte ! Scene internationale Som.
plifatiorer3 gi Sisie alternatiper
palgte Reejerineen BET, Der ipnes ri.
meligit 90 fornuitigit op iom tiener
amerifanife Snteresier beOit."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1903-12-25
MnmeloeHc.

Sangc % Siste-"Sones anb Soems"
al Sobn Bolt. Yan "Rorolpiet"s 6orla8
/ Srootlbn, %. o., or ppcnnGrnte Digit
iamIing uStommen, % Oct fan pitt uSen
Cpercrioelie ii9eS. at Den or Ell al De tns
%tereSiauteite Yrpoufter al i~fauotnaoi'ts
nneritauif 8oaapI, Der hiotil bar la9t
9eilag. paa bet lGienbc R%ubIitums OPP
mGrtiombcS. Sen inbeboloer originate
% ~operiatte Sange % Stgte paa Rorlt
% SuacIif, % Sorfatteren bebauoler be9s
9e Sprpg mco famine WeiterItab. On
ODE til "2anrcbro9", itrcpet for en-
SIaeiropicIie i Stem 9ort. iuSIeScr DC paa
Rorit itreone 9iste paa Ell imut &aaSe,
% Oct nrite 9ist, "Geep pioc afpate", Der
er ell begciitret 2ootaIc ON DC ire lianois
napiIte Rationer % bcrss SirtiombeS /
beres Observation-Disclosures fGngiler 'trag
SGierens SutereSie, 90 DC eftcrfcl8enoe
boIoer ben fat lisc til Snocr.
Sc paa gueeIf ifrcoue St8te inblcSes
meo eli i'm, ombp9geIia uoarbeioet 9eois
tatton til Srorutng Glcraubrd al @ng'
lamb, ben oanIte &pugebdtter.
Sobn |oIt. Der er fsbt Sanf, men bar
tiIbroat en- itof Gel al tit 2io / Noree,
Den itsrite / &c Soreueoe Stater, er iaa
bel ticuNt baaSe Tom Sigter % Soeriet'
ter. at Ell uGrmerc Smtale al bam or
oocrfIeSig, - Sun itul bet itgcS, at set
ell NarrGttc bar pRret en- | IiterGrc
&reoie ertieubt Misunderstanding, at bans
en9cIiie Yers itaar oper alt. hpdh Der cr
bIcoeu prGiteret al uoseu aubeu llolrus
Sina. o. al, bans S%neriGttelier til bette
Sprog is9cr lin Sigs.
Ser er life ct cueite 9igt / belle Cant
Iiugeu I. Ser life FOREIGNER ipecieI SuttaIe.
men oa bette her oiIce bIipe for oibtIsis
tigt. ifaI ica blot rrpnc bInnSt Sperirts
~teIicrue "Sunaa Gin" al NInparo Sip
ling fra guacIit til Rorif % "SupIors
Gang" al SierrionS "4aria Stuart"
o. "AunroeleS OF Sspen" Of Solpcr
9rnhmam fra Horf til gugcIf. Bran
pIeier at iiac. at Sigte tnbcr pco Sperirts
teIic til ct nuNet Sprog. men bette eiGI'
Der life Der. Gle ct Orb eaar tabt %
BOG er Sproaet ina let o. %utunitIet. iom
ON Soriattereu iirep No al fit eaet Scpco
uNeu at pGre bunSen mso uoset SorbiIs
IeSe.
SGmIiu9eu inNeboINcr osiaa maues
orieiunIe bumoriitiite 9iste % Smss,
Der fan iGtie 9attermIiiIsrue / SebGs
eeIie 90 sensr fig 8ONt for CpIGsnins
ct gemptIist Gag,
@oaeu er uou,Griet imuift trptt pna
gpht Sapir o. burSe Nuoes | etbpert fan,
binnpii Siem.
Zen faces portofrit ienSt til bpiIteu'
ipmbeIit NSrssie Der euer / europa MOB
SnsieuNeIie al 81 til Sobn goIf, 562 Nts
Iantic ape.. Srooilpu. Y. y.
g8aibiuetou. 3. g., Lore Dec, 1908.
! D. 2. y. Sary.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1903-12-25
Gum uitere urpnt, bill Bette Mars

Gum uftrre nGpnt, bill Bette Mars
Snbpanorins bIiue itsrre END no0rn'
iinSe. artoaet Of Srbrnnbrere oil
pea set unernGrmeie naa cp I'll en-
Riaion, moaife operiti8e bette Sol.
: 9ebet at Ii RnnreSer i~nouanSreSe
S26,506, os antolet pr. Raaneo er
iioen lite Sftober Oiitnof bIeOet itsrre
% iisrre. SommenIi5niugsois fan
auferes. OF oct itstite GutaI Der inb'
o~anbrebe / et enfeIt aar / Sioen ira
1894 til 1899, oar 311,715. s 1900
Tom 472, 1876 SuSpauSrere til Sanoet;
: 1901 bar Sanet ooret til 522,573
o. | 1902 til 1929. De fleite al
aarets SnSpunSrere err S~taIienere, al
builtc ser fom 100000 / 2sbet al ii
Raaneber; Of Giterrisere 90 llngarct
in~bpanbreSe 2O4 900 og life fGrre enS
125, 900 ira Serbien % 9uIgarien.