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cans struggled with their cannon, is
2,100 feet above sea level, and the
small naval force engaged rendered
great service in hosting the artillery.
The lava sides of the mountain offered
bad footing, and block and tackle were
used in raising the guns.
The end came on the morning OF
March 8, when the Americans gained
the edge of the immense crater of the
volcano and poured rifle and artillery
fire into the stronghold of the enemy
until not living thing remained with
in it.
The slaughter was necessary, as the
Moros are fanatics, and confirmed in
the Mohammedsn belief that If they
die in battle they will go straight to
heaven. They scorned to surrender
and fought to the last gasp.
The battle does not indicate that
there is to be another uprising in the
islands. 1t merely closes campaign
that was brought on by absolute nee.
essity. There is no sign OF trouble
anywhere else in the archipelago The
difficulty was merely local, and had no
connection with the conduct of affairs
in general, either military or civil on
the islands.
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Jean, angry and reckless, exclaim-
cd: I'll be no hypocrite, nor pretend
TO what | cannot feel | have hated
Etienne ali my life, and with good
cause; and | will never say otherwise,
now that he is dead | would spurn
any title or position that had been his
'-despise myself If ever again lived
beneath the roof who had sheltered
one who spoke such dastardly words
OF my mother. | want to go over seas.
away from France, away to the new
world, and carve out name for my.
self-gain fame and riches. | should
die. like a wild bird in a cage, to live
such a life as men pass here. The
very thought of it is hateful to me-"
"Ah' exclaimed the priest This
comes from Laros teachings"
"No, father-indeed mol" cried Jean,
all the fire gone from his eyes. 81 have
always longed to live such a life
always!"
"Always-all of thy very long life,
Jean, my SOM" said Pere Huot, sa.
tirical smile touching his thin lips.
The boys face became crimson and
he said nothing.
1--WE have talked long enough for
the present, my son." the priest add
ed; land now will leave thee. Read
General Bonapartes letter. and may
it bring thy mind to holding more wor
thy ideas of the future than those
have just heard from thee. And Jean
my son"-coming close to him, ant
laying a caressing hand on the wilfu
head-"I beseech thee, try and harbol
kirdlier feelings and more Christian
like forgiveness for thy brother"
He left the room, closing the doc
! softly, and Jean sat staring out of thu
window, though the suns rays nov
stole down to touch his brow. But
after musing a few seconds, he rouseC
! himself with quick, nervous move
ment, and looked again at the letter
A moment later he broke its seal
and the thin paper seemed to pulls
with his own heartbeats as he rea,
l and re-read its words:
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In one of the most brilliant feats of
arms ever engaged in by United
States troops, force of about 400
men, drawn from the army, navy and
native constabulary, captured a lava
mountain hitherto considered impreg-
nable, on the island of Jolo, killing its
600 Moro defenders to the last man.
The engagement opened on the
morning of March and lasted two
days, the troops dragging artillery up
an incline of so degrees in the face
of continuous fire of bullets, arrows
and spears.
The casualties on the American
side were eighteen killed and fifty
three wounded. The heaviest loss fell
upon the army, although the native
constabulary acquitted itself with
great heroism, nearly half its number
being killed or wounded.
Maj. Gen. Leonard Wood, in com
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MoRos A RACE OF FANATICS.
Gen. Carter Talks of the Inhabitants
of Island of Jolo.

Gen. Carter Talks of the inhabitants
of Island of Jolo.
Gen. w. X. Carter, commander of
the Department of the Lakes, with
headquarters in Chicago, gave an in
teresting description of the island
upon which the battle was fought
Gen. Carter has but recently returned
from the Philippines, where he saw
several years of active service.
Speaking of the inhabitants of Jolo,
Gen. Carter said:
The natives, who are the direct
descendants of the old Malay pirates
who for years terrorized the Malay
archipelago. for the most part refused
to do this. They built little stone
forts in the heavily wooded portions
of the island and then defied the sol.
diers to collect the taxes.
1.-The city of Jolo itself is surround,
ed by wall built by the Spaniards
to protect themselves. The Spaniards
never went out to fight the natives,
but were contented with defending
themselves within the walls of Jolo.
Fortunately Jolo is one of the few
islands where cavalry can be en-
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Mon ami-mon cher ami De Soto
| am grieved to the heart that | must
leave thee But go | must, relieved
by the assurance that | leave thee in
loving hands, which must soon nurse
thee back to that health | pray will
always be thine. Pere Huot will tell
thee of our plans for thy future. If
have thy love, do as the good father
shall tell thee, and pray that we may
soon meet in happy days. Let Greloire
hiring good news of thee, to rejoice the
heart OF thy flzarro'
AS Jeans eyes fingered over the
final word he seemed to see the smile,
half rallying-entirely tender, that was
the invariable accompaniment of their
playful naming of one another. He
seemed to see it touch the firm lips,
which. with the pale, grave face, i'm
ag;nation now brought vividly before
him.
All this faded away. and, with
culping sob, sounding like the cry of a
lonely heart, the boy flung his head
upon his arms, and lay silent.
New Orleans, and the night before
New Years day of 1895, saw the win
dows of the governors house aolaze
with light, and a constant stream OF
people coming and going through the
wide-hung portals. Selected musicians
from the fort played for the dancers
IN the ball room and entertained the
large gathering of spectators OUTSIDE
who looked through the open windows
mon the flash of color and sparkle OF
gems. as the elite of the city ana
nrovince celebrated the annual pan
given by Don Francisco Louis Hector,
paron de Carondelet, Governor ana
Intendant of Louisiana and west Flor'
ida A.
I In an apartment opening from the
hall room, several men, whose years
or tastes made cards more attractive
than dancing, were gathered ABOUT d
table upon which gold and silver were
stacked in miniature towers before
tho nIavers one of whom was saying
with an unconcealed sneer, directed al
n tall handsome man, who clad III the
british uniform, sat opposite m sieur
StanIev's hoard of gold promises to be
mrre than he can well carry away
"why not pay more attention to
uour cards De la Chaise, and prevent
The nile increasing?" inquired man
at the little Frenchman's slde-a man
who greatly resemhieu i-a''' e"P'''''
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CHAPTER VII.

y weeks later, and a sullen
had fallen over Toulon. Jean
dll weak and emaciated from ILL
iFrom Greloire the boy had
land with outspoken indigna-
h General Bonaparte's depar-
hortly after his own arrival at
Invent. which had been turned
Hospital.
Invent away and left mel" Jean
he'd angrily, the color suffusing
heks. Left me, when was not
b speak to him.
II fl a letter with Pere Huot, and
well message, which the good
i will doubtless give you when
b fit
En- why should not Pere Huot
hold me so before?" demanded
half rising from his seat beside
Bd.
ey. mon ami; sit STILL" said Gre
4 calmly. do not get excited.
shall regret telling you any
Habout the affair. We have to
hber that you have been very
Tenderness showed in his tone,
q gently touched the thin hand
u an the cOyprlet.
i in the afternoon of this same
Pere Huot, sitting with Jean in
dter's room, had been informing
Il what had transpired since the
h. Murier brought him to the
Il and safety of his present
watched the boys face care.
BIS he told him of Margot's bur.
I'd of Bonaparte's many visits to
edside, where he lay tossing in
hm; and the good priest re.
within himself to see the look
Eged grief soften into one of sub.
qualification.
j son, where is the box of pa
monsieur lie Baron, thy father
Ned to Margot for safe keeping?'
lie box of papers, Pere Huot," the
as if trying to recall
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sething. 81 cannot say; l do not
u"
now not where it isl" exclaimed
&<priest, with marked change or
ing and tone. How is this!
i was done with it?"
Ne good priest spoke urgently, al
impatiently, leaning forward ana
ing fiXedly into the boys per-
Led face.
burned, with the cottage" replied
Know you not, my son, what this
contained?" inquired Pere Huot,
Ing the boy in the face and speak
<Sternly.
Ees-some jewels and papers,
- of them?"
Those papers were the proof and
koication of thy birthright," de-
'ked the priest solemnly. "Thy moth
p marriage certificate was amongst
"a and the loss of this may make
Nble for thee"
{he boys eyes now turned from the
Hdow to meet those of Pere Huot.
'pid Margot tell thee, father, of all
81 befell the last night we passed at
'1es, my son; and have waited for
afting time to speak to thee of the
Yer. General Bonaparte and my
Y talked of it as well; and | must
y that thou were cruelty and need
~ angered and wounded. But
~ grieved that thou shouldst have
~ led to the act that so nearly
zae thee a murderer. AS to thy
Qther we must forgive the dead,
So more freely than the living; and
aenne is now gone where he should
" thy forgiveness in full"
IN paused, and Jean turned in his
N to look at him questioningly.
n es' thy brother is dead" he con-
'ned still more impressively. 81 re-
q to tell thee that he was found
~ of a crime the Great Committee
III forgives-that of treachery.
nc seeming to serve their cause,
foid its secrets to the English"
seans lips curled with scorn, but
made no spoken comment.
Euenne now dead, thou. my son.
Sneir to the title and estates, which,
Feugh declared confiscated. may
= oe rescued and saved to thee,
'2uen the influence of thy friend,
eefai Bonaparte, who babe me tell
" mis- at the proper time, and also
slve thee this letter"
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unwrltten LANGUAGE.

Interested Father--"Did you tell her
how sorry you we're to leave her?"
Son-"No, but | brought consider
able pressure to bear on the subject
think she understood Detroit Free
Press.
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ployed TO good advantage, and the
troubles are usually easily sup
pressed"
According to Gen. Carter, the mill
tary government on all of the other
islands is under the civil government
That 1t is not on the island of Jolo
he attributes to the fact that the
American army gave battle without
first going through much red tape.
'In the rest of the Philippine isl.
ands," said Gen, Carter, "the soldiers
are not used except on the call Of the
civil government In Jolo, however
they are under the command of their
colonel, who is both civil and military
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pOn,t Be stInay Win Praise.

Only few kind words of apprecia-
ton! The cost is nothing. but the
recompense is beyond price. Let the
husband tell his wife how much he
prizes her love for him. and the wife
tell her husband how truly she recog-
nizes all his care for her. And the
mother should reveal in words how
much she values her children's affec-
ton, while the child who says to its
mother: Thank you for all your love
for me-" has rewarded her far beyond
knowledge or understanding.
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Adversely.

AdVersIty.
Vt was high speech of Seneca (af-
ter the manner of the Stoics), that
the good things which belong to pros
perity are to be wished, but the good
things that belong to adversely are
TO be admired. Bona rerum secun-
darum optabilia, adversarum mirabi-
lia." Certainly il miracles be the
command over nature, they appear
most in adversely. 1t is yet higher
speech of his: 1T is true greatness
to have in one the frailty of many
and the security of God."-Bacon
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Two Absent-Mlnded Preachers.

Two Absent-Mlnded Preachers.
A parallel has been found for the
young cricket-playing curate who said
Here endeth the first inning" A
clergyman was beaten in a golf tourn
ament by put on the last green. This
seems to have preyed on his mind
for on the following day he gave out
his text as follows: I'm the eighth
chapter and the thirty-sixth verse of
the gospel according to st. Mark you
will find these words; For what shall
1t profit man if he shall gain the
whole world and lose the last hole?'''
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mand of the forces in the Philippines.
and Brig. Gen. Bliss were on the
scene. although not actually engaged
in the conflict. The operations were
conducted by Col. Joseph w. Duncan
of the Sixth infantry.
Mount Dajo, up which the Ameri-
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Riempetr0er

a~uitraIiens 0pre. og glanteper.
ben er | mango Senieenber forifieaia
fro be andre 8eroensoeIes, og ii9r
treffer man oftere ser END ANDRE
Steber poerIigere pariprebe 5orner
al eaerS fierrote arter. Oct er Der.
for life iao nerfeliat, at Soroens
bsieite SrR fiubeS | Iuitralien; oct
er egeutIig mere forbauieube at tGn.
f. fig, at Der pirtelig eriiterer iaa
bsie Greer. $ giergere peo WeI.
bourne iinOeS Der Ell WanSeI.Gu fa'
Ipptiis, iom CT 500 Sob bsi. 9enne
Ssioe pirter imponerenoe.
gufalppterne, iom bsrer til Wpr.
tefamiIien bar iteOie9rsnne 9Iabe,
oa De irbmprfer fla pfte peS en- itRrf
Bert. @n aubeu Eucalyptus, iom er
inopIantct / Spoeuropa, err oct iaas
fnIote bIaa @limmitr9; bette SrG
bar en- burttg SGrt % giper Ell me.
get itPrf % boIObor Seb; bIaa
8immitrGer porer iaa frobigt, at
man mener, at oct err iPrlig beI0igt
at iaa iaabamle plantebc / en- iumpet,
uilno ggn for0i SOrOen peb Greer
mes froftise SGrt torres ian meget
no, at Oct iunlpebe foripinoer, og Co.
men blazer minbre feberinonger iom
SpbolbSiteb. s EUROPA ftHoeS Del
bIea@ummitrG / oft anbet enbGipm.
peegemplarer; men / Siemlanbet
auitraIien er bet life iiplbertt al
trpffe ionbanle Greer paa $50 SobS
SsiSe % ca. Is Sobs Smfreos; en-
feItc GrempIarer fan enopg bIipe
benimoO $50 500 bsie.
&ipmpetreernc / S~oiemitoaIen /
California, ioin biottl err Hepet reg
neoe for at bore eneitaaenbe folosia.
lc, er NooIetrGer al ca. $50 6obs
SsiAp
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Ooftorens %Soranerine.
aommer iis frem noen bet mt.

On 2pec tiger: "aaSnbtil ifior
SOFT pIcie6e icg at ipiie Siso til 6ro-
foIt % leo al fIet 6orheieIie til aie'
Oct por no al Wopen.
Siior Ssit bcgpuOte ieg at BRUCE
Grape Shuts til Srofoit og fanbt mart,
at iet fur0c Iepe rben 8isb; tbi nit
2eBene If al bcu NTring oct trGn8te
ira Grape 9attS % iiSen bar iee life
nGret pIa8et AZ ilet 6orbstelle, ieg
ider bcbre % bar tiItogct / 8est.
Siben icg error &ptteu ieg fit Al
@rape NutS, bar lea foreifreuet benne
@fab ior ole mine 4otienter, iom IL
ser az iIet 6~orbsieIie eQer SoeripiS'
ming og ogian for Dem, iom fomuer
fig AZ Ell Spgbom, bpor ieg enifcr
9Puo, let at ipiie % iiffcrt forbsiet,
o. ION life oil oUeronitreuae Waum.
Seq fu0cr oltio &c 8eiuItater, icg
peuteoe, unar ieg foreifrtper Grape
NutS. If cttFfe 8runoe n0r inn
iniIo at uNeIoNe nit 9topn." 9tuonet
opoipeS pr. 8oit al Roihtm 50. Battle
Greef, Mih.
@rlmoer for SEN ocerorSentIiac
RpnQbc Nrriua % Iette SorbsieIiC
al @rape Riits er life honro al fiuoe.
6or Set ferite aoar S~ttneIiesoeIer
al Soeoe % @m 9ienuem forifieaisc
BroceS'er / Soauiugen, iom fIIb'
it9ubig iorauSrer StioeIier til Ter.
troie elIer Suffer, / tpiIfen Silitan>
oct er frroigt til LEI al optogeS / @lo'
Set. De GeIe al &oeoe % Sp9, Tom
Roturen fan aisre BRIG al for al
aicnopbpage Sierurn % Rerpecen'
trerne beholoes | oeune mertprrbiaG
@6oN, o. oct m~enueitelige 2eaeme for.
ipneS meo froftige Stprteirembrin'
acre, iom iaa let merteS, naar Ell ban
ipiit 8rape GutS bOer Tag for Ell
llse eAer 10 Gage. Ter or en-
@ruR0.@
6aa ben lille BOG, ~Sbe @oaS tc
@elpils~ / lper Yafte.
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Deroens J%ernforbrue.

Sfior probucereoes Der ! 8er6en
525,000,0O0 Cons &uiern, bporaf
%, 5000 Cons / Staterne o. TO-.
$4,000 Cons / S~pifIanb. Sor inoe,
pprerbe adr penter man, at 8robuf.
tronseonen bill ftige til SO eller ertsog
100000 Cons, boilfet frpoer
minbit 100000 Cons @alm,
iel bonn man reglter 80 psf. Sern, %
ielp ON man resrer 90 psf. Sert,, %
Der langt fra life oenne psf. Mah
tan oerfor regre, at 8eroenS SSern.
prohibition enten freezer, eler mart
bill frepe 50,0O0,000 Cons Ralm.
0a man fan regne at en- SEP. .M.
0talm peier ca. 8 Cons, repr9iente.
rer bette Sorbrug en- 8llbe, bbis Si.
Ger er ca 400 Reter.
Man bebsoer life at bore nleget
fremipnt for at forubie benne Sib,
oa be iernforbrugenoe 2anbe bill
trGnse 100, 100000 Cons 3uiern
aarIig; men oct er megct panifeIig
at iige, boor ber oertil iorneonp
Nalm ifaI fomme fra, ga Ser til en-
iaa itor Sernproouftion bill meSgoa
$50 a 300,000,0O0 Cons 3alm.
SfsIge set ioeuife geclogiife Sniti.
tutS unoerIsgelier irSeboloer De
fienbte brugbnre standardization.
iter / Seroen tiliammen 10000 Mia.
Cons. Otter oct niipprenoe Sorbrus
piloe bette bare omtrent 100 Iar;
men bots SeroerS 8robuftion al Gu.
iern ON 90 Ior ifuI6e eGre iorbob.
let, btloe bisie WoImIeier life bare
aarbunbpeoet no. ) staterne piI
iaaIeoes life acknowledgement meo ben
~rupGrenbe 8robuftiou bare | 80
gar. Naar Spanien % Sperige et
tsmt, finbes intet rGrnlere emo /
stetpfounSlarS % Canada. gnbru
bar inger, ifriper "Simes", boorfra
oisie SpIpsninger er bentet, unoer.
isst StsrreIien at ainaS RaImIeier.
Ran oeS imioIertiS, of De er ipare
Iigeiom 9ulforefpmiterne. SGnf.
ON ben guile Race | en- life ganife
fern % taaset 8remtib ituISe bore
beitemt til at beberife @eroen iimpeIt.
ben oeo S~ernbammerenS 8raft.
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iItonS, IGrIig til NDtte for DC al Noro'
peItens Sarmere, Der CT @renaplere,
or Senatets gefoling ON at Snter'
itate Commerce commissioned fuloe
ipttc igaug en- erunbig llnoeriegelie
ungaaen0e 8rgubarbelen % Glepa.
tortruIten. Set er en- altfor bel be-
fieuot Sag, at ber Snipeftion, bpor'
otter Sopoe og andre @rsnoarer bIiper
groSerebc, pfte er misIig % bsiit
uretfrrbig. Set iiges, at equator
Ga 6oIIette fra @iscOnitn bsr babe
9Gren for bette oigtige Sfriot. ut
Senne Senator bar taget fig al benne
Gag fomluer biituof berot at Der
LANCE Stoer bar nGret en- beftig StriS
meQem Staterue Wtimneiota % &is.
coriin augoaenSe, boem bar ben Itsr'
tie &et til at uofsre Snipeftionen,
nuar 8rsu fra 8eiten onfommer til
9rIittb eqer Superior. Oct p~aaitqaeS
al Gierne, at SoeOe, for @rempeI, Tom
bur0c beogmmes SO. I, blioer gipet
8rooen go. 2. inotiI ben er fommen
/ SpefllIauterues S9u6er oa fsrft
fanr Den Grooen SO. 1, iom ben
bitrbc baot fra 9e9pn0elien. Get er
at bao6e, at be ~paablt6te llnberisael.
ier piI ifnffe De IGnge peutebe o8 srt.
ife6e Sorbeoringer.
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Siiffer, u llnie @elaiin, Iiot ersn
6rigt. Sarpe (uifaoeIiee "5ruitG Co.
lorings" fan faces paa a~poibefet).
glommerne foges iummen nleb 8anb,
Suffer % Sruet.Sarue, til he er
msre, iaa presses nitiammen aienneni
en- fin Gil. @elatinen opIsies | Iibt
folbt @aub, babes op | HIonme.
WaSien, altiammen bapeS Iangiomt
op | Den piifeoe Slsbe. Oct babies
op | en- pebet Sorm, iom iettes paa
IS.
grinsebGr .Srumage.
en- 8int friife 99r, 8 eIer fire
liner Suffer, ~ llnie Gelatin, Saf.
ten at Ell Gitron. en- &op tpf SIsoe,
"a Gop foIbt 8anb. garene fnuies
og presies aiennem ct 9srilas, 8e.
Iatiuen oplsies / foIot gaub og iGttes
berpaa ODER en- 4ieoel fosenoe 8anb
til ben er imeltet, Wan bar ben iaa
op 9ringebGriaften, tiliRtter Si,ffer
og rerer | bet til Sufferet er imeltet,
bar foa gitroniaiten / os rsrer alt.
iammen op | ben itippiifebe 5lsoe.
giais 5rustfage.
On aop Suffer, 9 Spiieifeer Sntsr,
en- Sop iur WeIf eler &iernemeIf, en-
itrsgen 9beife Soba, piifet iammen
meS WeIfen, 2 Stopper DEL, Ell Che
lie aaneI, 1a Sbeife Relif, Ii6t repet
Ruifat, en- alppe SaIt en- Sop ren.
ieoe aorinter. Den iteges Ianeiomt.
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BrenmcSbosen, at bet ,iree Nar. Der
bapoe baniet oper SoenefieIoet, bar
ct befienot Sfueipiaerpar fra Ris.
bfnbabn. Sgfaa be bar bel oa t9nft
paa Sbiens Tist ON asnes' Som.
meringloms paa SsifieI6sbiboen,
mellem graer % S~stinoer.
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Saafonsbaleus llSimgfnins. So.
miteeu FOR Suatonsbauens lloinlpf.
ring bar euitemmig beillrttet at oper.
bragg ll6impfningeu til @erbarb
Wlmt9e.
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SHen: Seq bar tpnft, leg oil la
BAN hoppe op ! en- @Iaabure o. bi9I.
pc til meb at Isfte ganteeiaIben at
@aarben."
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DnTrt np Afekkeurte
ess,esr.t d % praihg Snsnsssl
elisha Sam.

N"N'
@prene rericS % poifes % bapes
op / Ell @ranitgrDbe. I'll bper 8ol'
lon me0 8nr taaer man 6 Buro
Silffer % en- Giiort 8auo. Get TO-
ges Iangiomt, til bet er paste tpft, OF
utaa ofte rsres /. Ran fnn ogiaa
IoDe meaet goo Sam al en- Gel grin'
gebGr % to 9eIe StitfetSber. Ran
tager iarmue 5orbolh al Suffer, iom
oueuior nppnt, men blot en- Yint
8or6 iii en- Salon 9pr.
StiffelsbGr.EnSbing
StiffelSbGrene fogeS, til De er
msre, % presses ba giennem ct Ssr'
lag. Saa Hauber man iulnmen "a
&lrr6 Suffer. en- unie Smer, "a
Guu0 9rsSfummer % bar oct up /
Ell 8int of StiffeISbGr.WiaSieti, rsrcr
bet gobt ON, o9 laher Oct itaa til bet
er affielet. ga bar man 10 otlpeoe
ggg l. bar oltiommer op / en- 8uo.
bin9iorm 90 itcaer oct Ell balo Stme.
@1on Itrsr puIperiieret Suffer oper
BuOOingen, Iige fpr oen ifaI ierperes.
Wau fan BRUCE Cnten friIte ener
Canned" StiffeISbGr til benne 8llb.
6in9.
EGrc'SunpOt.
Wobne, faite GGrer ifrGlrS % buer
8pre flores i fire Stpffer IangScf'
ter. Ge foacS mere / Gano % ta8eS
ioriigttg op % IGgge8 uSooer ct iIabt
SAB. Sua mailer mou gnroet, iom
4Greue bIep fogt / % taaer lige iaa
meget Suffer icm 8aub % laoer oct
fo9c, I'll oet err fart. Ga bar man
BGrerue beri, ~tiuigemco Saften al to
Gitroner. Set foyer / 3 Miuuter; oa
togcr man EGrcne ioriigtig op %
har Dem op / en- Sorrn. Gn Dor &C.
latin opleicS ierit / list foIbt @ono
oG baoeS berpoo op / Sirupcu uuber
Itu0ig Smrerirq. Suoirart set bar
fogt op. iiIer man set % hPlocr oct
ooer 8prerue. Raar oct or folot og
tint, bppIocr man oct no % ierOerer
set meo piifet 6Ip6e til.
Iprifuics9 cSIcrt.
en- @iut fo8te Nprifoicr (nIon fan
bruce cuten "cunneo" eller tsrrebe
"NpricotS"O, y lime @cIotin, 21a
LIME Suffer, Softcn al en- Gitron %
Ell SOP inf GIoNc. Te fogtc Grifoier
presses QicHrrm ct 0sriIog. 8ela.
tiueu npIeieS ! Ilot al I~prifoie. Saf'
ten. 6leoen RiitcS, ioa bIonoer man
Suffer, @eIottncn % Iprltoie@DtoS.
len % Gitrouiaftcn inmmeu % bar
set lonH'cmt op / Sen piifc6c Tlebe
un0er itoNiG Onrrrirg. Oct ipi0eS
&c op / Ell Torm ION itaar pon IS
ST elmer ier SEN fol ipiicS. Gen
brrl0eS no, uaar oeu ifol icrpcreS.
&auaua! SeSirrt.
Gn Sop RcIf, / Sop Sle6r, y
LIME @cIotin, , 9@gaebIommCr %
ct belt @GG, > Inner Suffer, 3 Inner
@ououo&. ION er ~pp'toorct / Gcrniu.
ger. en- Spiicite Sbcrrp cllcr en- Spi'
icitc Gttron. Soit. Qion foyer MteIf,
9Ga % Suffer. til oct beBpn0Cr al
: bJigt inf, "a hor man Sen opIgite
@C.atin !, ~ ruur set or rogct al
tiaIct, hor man oct op / Sen itiupi,
itcoc TIe0c, rrrer Banana erniu'
Qcruc % Gitrou. Sniteu /, bTI0cr SCI
~ ! en- 6orn, JON 'Grit er oU0et mcS
foISt @ou0, 90 iUttcr bcunc poo IS
Ill GeSierten er tin.
&r8cfGr.0 DESSERT Iooe8 poo ia1umC
! Woaoc iom pO~cuitooPunc. iSct maj
toQcr ipItrt AuaefGr ("GreierpeE
l @iu1er') tite0etior Bananas.
&uTfe6 romngc lGpe5 poa ionmt
Waabe iom 9auanaS cSicrt, unbto9er
c al man tiIiEtter mere Suffer % iat
1 tager "a Stop rigtig itert aaiic iiteoet
for Bananas o. Gitroriait.
RlemmesS DESSERT.
u en- 8int Green @aseS, y Sol
i 9anb, en- Sop ptitet 5Isoe, 3 llniel
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-07-13

5 ct @l9bens 9eser, iom itrsm.
mer ODER, iiober iom &egel 8uneen
bsit oppe.