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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-01-05
CITY NEWS.
Have harness repaired at sh,

I Have harness repaired at Sher
woods.
Fife at Macomb yesterday en-
dangered the new Christian church
I The fire loss was $1,000
Fresh herring, halibnt. red snap
per and shrimp at Jos. Hauberts, 709
Main street, both phones.
The regular monthly meeting OF
the Benevolent Union will be held at
the home tomorrow morning at ten
o'clock sharp.
Regular meeting of Keokuk
lodge No. log. B. P. o. E., tonight at
Elks' hall, Sixth and Main street.
Visiting Elks invited
acknowledgements for construc-
ton work at Mooar Powder mill. Pay
45c per hour. only first class work
men need apply. c. G. Lee, supt. con-
struction
Elizabeth A. Leighton has con-
yeyed to E. F. McManus, lot u, block
IS, Leigh;on's addition The property
is on the corner of Eleventh and
Leighton.
Tuesday evening at a meeting of
the members of the Owl lodge several
business matters of Importance were
given attention and 1t appears as
though the order will again be firmly
footed and become a thriving organi-
cation. A number of new members
are being taken in as fast as possible,
and old members of the lodge
are being reinstated. Deputy Supreme
President AL D. Hirscheroder is still
IN the city and using every effort to
institute soundness and a feeling OF
assurance with the rejuyena ed lodge
members. He has thus far been greatly
successful.
Local retailers say that more pat
Tonage vas given them from the resi-
dents of Illinois, Warsaw. Hamilton
and Wabash and T. P. & ". towns
during the holiday season but re.
Gently closed. than ever before. This
goes to show that 1t pays to make
things attractive and good advertising
has done the business for merchant
and purchaser There IS no mistake
in saying that an interurban and local
railroad trains are big factor in the
grow of city. Five years hence.
Keokuk should be the metrop-
oils Of q section more than a
hundred miles in circumference. The
future never looked roster.
President z P. Adler of the Iowa
Associated Dailies has issued call
for the meeting OF newspaper men in
Des Moiues January 10. It promises
10 be ore OF the largest ever held
in the safe and not only all the daily
editors are invited to be present, but
ali weekly editors as well. and a new
state organization, to take in all pub
fishers and editors In the state, will
be effected Members OF the Iowa
League Commercial club and members
q the Des Moines Ad Mems club will
also be present. and plans will be
made for securing the desired legis-
latton from the legislature. In the
eyening IF the frs. day there viii be
2 dinner at the Chamberlain and Geo.
welsh. commissioner Of irnrnigra ion,
81 MINNEAPOLIS. viii speak. Don Seitz,
manager 81 the New York World. is
also expected to be present. and SIR.
ssFoodworcg CIum. secretary Of the
Greater Davenport committee, viii be
present.
Arizona republican., 1911-07-09

trail. 1OS&: Pennsylvania. 125; Read
ing. l5S: Southern Pacific. 1215s; I'm
ion Pacific, 1868; Steel, 1885; do pfd-'
IFS: Silver, 527sC.
Arizona republican., 1911-07-09
WEATHER RECORD.

Record of temperature, wind di-
rection, rainfall and state of weather
as made by the L. s. weather bureau
at a. m, mountain time, yester-
d.
Arizona republican., 1911-07-09

made such a marvellous Roadway
the church now numbering its men,
bers by hundreds of thousands-is
found in the boldness and sincerity
with which its principles are advo-
Gated by men and women of unusual
intelligence and standing. Less init
mate, of course, but quite as en-
phatic, was the declaration of faith
made by Judge f. w Wells of Pres
colt in the Arizona constitutional CON
vention, in the course of his able
argument against a clause in the con-
stitution which was intended to in
hibit all but the regular" schools Of
healing. Judge Wells probably is the
wealthiest man in Arizona, and be-
cause of his honorable record as a
member of the territorial supreme
bench and as a citizen, he enjoys an
enviable reputation for good sense
His statement TO the convention of
his implicit faith in Christian Science
was more than impressive. Those of
us, therefore, who have not been con-
verted to the doctrine must at least
respect its courageous and honest
apostles.
Arizona republican., 1911-07-09
No More Saloons Wanted.

\ controversy is before the board
of supervisors in regard to granting
one or more additional licenses for
saloons in the business district of
Phoenix.
The supervisors will make a grave
mistake if they fail to heed the pro-
test made by business men.
No more saloons are wanted in the
business district-or any in any other
section of Phoenix, for that matter
1t would be not only mistake. but
an outrage, to permit the installation
of a saloon in the district which is
most frequented by women in their
shopping.
Public sentiment will not only up
hold the supervisors if they refuse to
grant an additional license. but it will
unqualifiedly condemn these officials
if they grant a license in disregard of
the protest mentioned
And if the supervisors should ignore
public sentiment on this question and
grant the Objectionable license or
licenses, it will be found, The Re
publican predicts. that Mayor Christy
and the city council will refuse to
grant a city license, and thus afford
the protection needed.
Arizona republican., 1911-07-09
The Latest Disaster on the Coast.

The loss of the passenger ship
Santa Rosa on the beach near Santa
Barbara adds one more to the long
list of disasters which have marked
the history of Pacific coast naviga-
tion-disasters primarily due to the
use of unseaworthy ships.
The Santa Rosa was the best known
of all the old hulks which have done
duty as passenger ships up and down
the coasts of California, Oregon and
Washington. Thousands of residents
of California and of Arizona have
made the passage between Los An
geles and San Francisco in the Santa
Rosa The ship should have been
broken up as junk long ago. On the
Atlantic coast such an unsafe boat
would not be permitted to sail the
high seas. But the owners of the
Santa Rosa and similar hulks, taking
advantage of western carelessness,
have kept in service ships which had
no right to be on the water. That the
Santa Rosa lasted so long is. of
course, only an evidence of good
luck. And that the inevitable disaster
was not attended by greater loss of
life is another piece of good luck
But it is deplorable that any lives
had 10 be sacrificed to the careless
ness Of the owners.
1t appears from the accounts of the
Santa Rosa wreck that all of the pas
sengers could have been landed safely
if the captain had permitted them to
go ashore when the vessel first
grounded, and that lives were lost
because the passengers were forbid
den to land and were kept aboard un-
til dangerous seas arose. If the ale
cations to this effect are true, crimi-
nal prosecution of the ships captain
should promptly follow.
Arizona republican., 1911-07-09
Finances and Markets ;

New York. July Stopper shares,
Canadian Pacific, General Electric.
and Brooklyn Rapid Transit rose
to higher levels and a few inactive
issues sold off sharply. Otherwise
prices were little disturbed by the
days trading which was of such
small proportions that IL gave no in
dication of the drift of speculative
sentiment The commodities markets
was watched closely but neither the
movement in cotton nor the advance
i'm wheat and corn proved an incen-
tive to trading. Operatives become so
thoroughly confused by many con-
fIicting reports of weather conditions
in the west that they were disposed
to await the government crop report
on Monday.
The bank statement bore out fore
casts that the loan eXpcnsion under
average system would amount to over
S41. OO0. 900 while actual expansion was
scarcely more than 100000.
Lawful reserves fell by over $780,
600 600 which reflected the enormous
interest and dividend disbursements Of
the mid-year as well as payments in
connection with the Panama bond is
sue. The bond market was steady.
Total sales, par value, s1.0O5.000. Uni
ted States As lost 4 Ger cent on eau
in the week.
Arizona republican., 1911-07-09

> Spanish Moods at Matanzas. Cuby,
by tn Combined fire of Admire
SIMPSONS fleet, which was Il Rava
gin tn Coste a Yellin' to He'll with
Spane
Il Shudder some when | think what
Mite have happened to Kernel Roosev-
welt at San Won Hill, resuitin' IN tn
Changin' of tn Coarse of Nacher, re-
movin' tn Safeguards agin Race Sooi-
eide 1t was Offal mistake at was
made about tn Name. but tn results
mite "a been much far Worse n
they was"
TIL Navle Bord hunts up Generic
Bixby, an they seq to him. See
here, Generic. You're a openin' up
ole Scars an openin 'em up tn
Rong Way You wasn't sent down
to Cuby to Discover No Moo Theories
about how tn Name got Blode up.
That was Discovered by tn Crate
Amerrycan people tn mite it Hap
pened 10 yeers ago, an it was Con-
firmed a few Daze later by our
Preddysessers on tn Navle Rord.
They Fingered it out Rite here where
they was Cam an elected an cud-
dent "a made no Mistake. TIL. trub-
bile is at you've been down there
Too Closte to tn Reck SOS at you
Cuddent see Good Things like that
must be looked at frum a Distants.
You can git a better Vue Of tn Hole
Thing Rite here in Washington an
you could in that CougherDamn,
where your Vishun is Restricted"
Il begin to think at your Rite,
seq Generic Bixby. Things looks a
Hole Lot cleerer to me now in tn
last Minits, but they's wun Feecher
Of tn Exploshun at bothers me.
don't see how, if tn Explosion was
Outside. tn Name got Scattered
Around tn Bay so fur"
That's eesy," sez tn Navlc Bord:
you don't know them Spanyards.
of Coarse, they knode it Wuddent do
to leeve tn Reck lookin like it had
been Blode up frum tn Outside. an
they Struggled some Hi EXplosif, we
don't know what. into tn inside. This
Vue has been Confirmed by your
Report of findin' F'ragmence of wun
of Marie Correlli's Work"
"Certingly," replize tn Genrlc; Il
been so took up with tn Practice
Work Of gittin' tn Ole Reck out AT
| been overlookin' Reasonable Thee
les. Of Coarse, Spane Blode up tn
Name. dammer, but | don't spose Wen
ever be able to Convince nobody of
her Gilt 'cept Oursclfs."
LITTLE JAMES.
Arizona republican., 1911-07-09
STOCKS.

New York. July 9.-Amalgamated
Copper. 69l4: Smelling so: Atchison.
112; st. Paul. 1859: New York Cen
Arizona republican., 1911-07-09
LITTLE JAMES
(Revised View of General Bixby Con-
corning a Great international
Tragedy

I'VE was all Rong about gittin' into
a War with Spane." SEE Genrle BiXby,
who's Raisin tn Name an jist got
back. That there EXploshun which
Destroid our Nobel Battelship was on
tn inside. an tn Spaneyards didn't
have Nothin' to do with it 'cept git
tin tn Stuffin' Licked out of 'em
for it, OF Coarse. what's done is
over, but / can't help feelin' Greeved
over tn Results of tn Conclushun we
Jumped at an as Ushle. missed. 1t
amt wun Time i'm 10 at feller can
hit a Conclushun at he's Jumped at.
There was tn Offal cost of the
Wor in boilers an Cents. to say
nothin' of tn Loss of Lifes an tn
Hardships what's been Endoored. Be
cos we thot at tn Name was Blode
up frum tn Outside, Privit James c.
Goodwin of Tempy, Arizony, was
Subjecked all Summer to Imnynent
Danger of Ignoble Deth at tn
heels of tn Moods which Ne was or
dered to Perfect or Die at Tampy.
Floridy.
But fer this Offal Mistake there
wuddent of been no Slotter o them
Arizona republican., 1911-07-09
TRIED RECIPES.
Baked Chicken Omelet)

Sprinkle fine buttercd cracker
crumbs over the bottom Of buttered
baking dish. then put in layer of thin
slices of bits of cold cooked chicken.
Cook one teaspoon of fine chopped on
ion i'm one teaspoon of butter TIL slight
" colored, add one cup Of milk and
when hot stir in one-half cup of soft
bread crumbs. Add one teaspoon OF
chopped parsley and a little salt and
pepper. Let it cool slightly, then stir
in two well beaten eggs and pour the
mixture over the meat Place in the
oven and bake until delicate brown,
Serve at once in the dish in which 1t Is
baked-Mary j. Lincoln.
Blach Pudding)
one cupfuI of sugar and three fourths
of cup of butter worked together, add
three beaten eggs, one cupful of Jam,
three tablespconfuls of sour milk. one
teaspoon of soda dissolved in a little
water, one and one half cupfuls Ct flour,
cinnamon and numeg to taste. Bake
slowly for 40 minutes. Beat the whites
of the eggs to stiff froth. add powder
ed, sugar spread on the pudding and heat
in oven until delicate brown. a rich
suace can be served with this and i'm
proves it.
Cracked Wheat Pudding)
one third of a cupful of craced wheat.
third of a cupful of craced wheat
about the same amount of sugar. lit
tie salt and small piece Of stick Gin
namon. Place in moderate oven and
bake two hours When about done stir
in the crust already formed and it will
form another sufficiently brown. When
done the wheat will be soft and the
pudding a creamy consistency. 1t can
be eaten hot or cold, and raiSins may
be cooke in il if desired.
(Sponge Pudding)
One-quarter cup sugar, One-half cup
flour, one pint milk (boiled), one-fourth
cup butter. yolks of three eggs. whites
of three eggs. Mix the sugar and flour,
wet with a little cold milk, and stir into
the boiling milk. Cook until it thickens,
add butter. and let cool little; stir in
beaten yolks of eggs. and then the
whites beaten stiff. Bake As minutes
in a pan of boiling water. Serve with
cream.
Arizona republican., 1911-07-09
Deafness Cannot Be Cured

by local applications they cannot reach the dis
ease1 portion OF the There Is only one way TO
deafness and that by constitutional remedies
Deafness Is caused by an infamed condition OF the
mucous lining OF the Eustachan Tube. When this
tube is inhamed you have a rumbltng sound or i'm
perfect hearing and when IL is entirely closed Deaf
the result and unless the inammat ton be
taken and this tube restored 10 its normal oondi
ton. hearing viii be destroyed forever: nine cases
out OF ten are caused by Catarrh. which Is nothing
but an infamed condition OF the mucous surfaces.
We will give One Hundred Dollars for any case OF
Deafness Caused by eatsrrh) that cannot be cured
by Halls Catarrh Cure. Send for circulars, free.
F. J. CHENEY d CO.. Toledo o
Sold by Druggists. 75c.
Take Halls Family Pills for constipation
Arizona republican., 1911-07-09
METALS.

New York. July 9.-Metal markets
were quiet, practically nominal. as US
ual Saturday Lake Copper, $l2.t5n
1900; electrolytic, s12 81 = G12.I5,
casting. S12.37l2@ 12.5O.
Tin, S44OOn45.00
Lead, S445G4.50.
Spclter, $5T045.S0.
Arizona republican., 1911-07-09
CITY DIRECTORY OF PHOENIX.

We offer Bells Phoenix Directory.
the latest one that covers Phoenix,
Tempe. Mesa. Buckeye, Glendale and
the rural routes. Price $500 cash
money. Hinckley's Postoffice store,
1856 n Center. II
Arizona republican., 1911-07-09
s., W. HIGLEY,
President.
~ SIMS ELY,
Secretary-Treasurer and General
Manager.

Consolidated. .................M Main ~
Overland, Business office. .........422
Overland, City Editor. .............432
Arizona republican., 1911-07-09
ATTENTION FIREMEN.

The regular quarterly meeting OF
the Phoenix Fire Department Will he
held Monday evening at S o'clock in
Firemens hall.
LAMAR WALKER,
bs Secretary.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-10-13

Sen lngc Sbab fan bIioe en- foIfeIig
anIagt Mono % oeroeo bIipe ct Sor.
biaeSe for set 20oe aarbunore6es
fonititutioneIIe Ronarfer. Isererne
for set nationaIiitiife Borti bar aioet
Den urge 9rinS gbmeo ct Suiin
ieoraIorenSe @rttter, Der err oaIgt at
ole Samfunosflasier, til GfoIefa.
merater, og oisie Gutter foar nsi.
agttg iomme SpbrogeIie iom grir.
ier, elsie ~ Gutter oniporer BAN
til Slib % bringer BAN iamti6ig /
inttm 9ersrtng meo ben Generation,
Der meo SiOen iaar poIttiit Berger.
ret / 9onoet.
Teo ben urge Serifers Roota.
geIier ier man tltn forbolosois Iioet
til Den iG0panlige orientalife prlunf
% Grogt. Naar Ibneo Sbab gioer
auoiens. er ban oItio omgipet al fine
mango SGrere, ioaleoes at man ina.
rere tror iig beuiat | en- SoriamIitg
al 8roiesiorer emo / en- Sronial | ct
Songeilot.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-10-13
Cor Ruinnsn,
@enHa6.
RsOiserst Of en- praitit eusmupsr.

Serom Ifriper &c: Ser err fan.
tie intet SorboIb | benne @erSen,
iom fan bIibe iaa iSeeIt iom ct Ben.
ifab. Set fommer life al, at Set
FREEZER ian Tibet, for eft genfab frR.
Der uaflabeIig Sfferninisbeb = en-
altio rebebon @iuigbeS fra beege 81.
Der. Set er, forbi beese Barter fri.
pilig pSer en- Zig SfferpiGigbeS, of
ems bebite gseifuber iortr9nser be
minbre gobe og uopifler iis pna Dis.
les gefoitnins. Gerior er ct 8enifa5
ct al 2ipetS itsrite Sober - en- Sp-
orageIie / Srbets aqer beSite getpb.
ming. Ser iom | andre SorboIS, Der
betinser Dor 2pfte, ipiIer aierIis.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-10-13
Den poroenoe Shah.

Snis ben ,rrae Sbab al Reri:en
life bIioer @erbeus melt IProe Wo.
norf, fan SfpIbeu life iiees at pnre
Den periiife Eronreeents, Der oeo
Sioen al fine 8Iieter iom mioler.
tioig Serifer ogioa bar paotoget iig
Snertilipnet meb oen boroenoc
Sbabs SpbrogeIie. Gn bel Slsi /
oct prustiae &~oroepaIobs er for.
oonoIet til en- eneite llnocroiSnings.
u%nItolt, o. toIo unge 2Grere, Der bar
faoct i'm uobonreIie / io~rifieQige
europpiife Sooeoitaber, bar ioaet
oct betpbringsfulbe Soerp operbra.
get at inopie Den porbenbe periiite
Serfer | aae Dor SibS 8iSenltober
og 2rrbonme. Gn unoen uonal9t
Sfare al noget rIbre og mere mobne
Scribe isser of ubnifIe BEN irem.
tioise Wonarfs Smoe for ben per.
fife Siteratur % for ben samIe
biemIige aiinit.
Sfslee "american Reoiem Of Re.
uieps" Tiger Rcgenten, Der | ben IA.
ooriae 8rins' Iopn isrer Regieriu.
gen, iaa eobt BET laber iig aisre at
forere be moberue Sheer meo ben
gamIe periiife Civilizations gIoropr.
oige grinorinser. Gen lille &pnges
eiropnifte og mubameoanife 29rere
og Spbrusere bar facet BaoIes ON
life blot at sisre lin gIeo til ben lar.
bette % melt oplpite 8otentot / belle
aiien, men osiua at gisre oIt for, at
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-10-13
Surmeu 90 5upeu.
Gebiseret al en- prditif GarmeI
Mngaaenbe @eiarbeioe.

en- Snbienber / ct SarmerbIub
ffriper bl. a. omtrert fsleenbe:
Seq er life enig meb benz, iom
fpnes, BEN garnIe Moabe at bride
"@oab" -arbeioe paa er Den bebite for
os Sarmere. Ser fomuler @ei!Su.
~perpiioren 90 flyer os til. 81 bar
fanife for bruat ON mcb Raiien.
Siben CT bet "Suroeiten", Seet,
Terifningen og SsitpIeiningen. Naar
pt ioa ertbelig bliper f9rbige til at or
beibe op Dor geiffut, letter bet fanffe
inb meo baarligt 8eir. Set begun
Der Of loffe MOB SPIT. Men hi gaar
anigepeI ioei meb at rioe op 8eien,
ct Stpffe Der, ct Stpffe Der, og To-
ger til Sslepptter for 8interen oe
ben npite 8aar.
Irbeibet paa bore @eie ubfpres
altfor pfte iaa tent paa Sommeren,
at be life faor Sib til at blipe paf-
febe % baorbe teien, inben baarligt
geir iptter tnb. Seq bar fire 8ange
b9ret meb pna at iptte op tgien oe
reparere en- liben @ro, 90 enbba bar
teg life meb alIe be @ange, man mr..
beioeoe meo ben. Set bleo altih
aiort / Sait og pau uret Sib, og Su'
perpiioren bnnbe noeet 2apperi al
ubfsre andre Steoer iamtibi9t. Snr
bar at uofpre TO Tigers Irbeibe pao
en- llge, % SsIeen er, of Ri n9iten
intet faar isien for Dor geiifat -
life De omtaIte 40 Brocert" en-.
gang.
Mit gotemibbel er, of Ri betaler
8eiifutten fortant pg enten letter
bort Irbeibet paa &fforb eler bee
ct iffepoIitiff @ale puIger en- Ranb,
Tom bprer SoIf og &eite og ubferer
@rbeibet for os. San funoe ofte
Dpre SoIf og Seite, Der err punte
meb iliet Irbeibe, bpab Sarmere oa
Sarm- "Eenm" iom &eeeI iletiffe er.
Mrbeibet funbe 90 bIipe ubfsrt | rel
Fib. @eiarbeibet iflilbe ,lofsres ON
gaarett, efterat 8eiene 1ar tsrfet OBJ.
faa Be fiinbe babe belle Spmmerer
at faitne % poffe fig paa.
st iGtte bort @eiarbeibet paa OFF,
foro fan bel ogiaa babe fine ltlem'
per; men Set er ba Iifere, END at DR.
beibet ifal blibe ubfprt, 1taar Sar'
merne bnr Sio til at ubfsre BET, felt
ON oct life bliper for END ierbsites."
Sebnins at Ssns.
SenIeabIere 2anbet runSt tober
Bbert Iar mango Benge, foroi be life
feber op fine Slagfbsrs, iom De
burbe, inben De bringer Dem | War.
febet. Set ertra 8rsn og Qrbeibe,
iom ubfr9pes, fommer life op til me.
get | Sammenlignins meo, boab Der
tabes paa at ilagte magre Sons.
&baO man fsrIt tr9nger, er en- gob
Coop" ener Ssniebur. @ltret be.
bsper life at foite meget. Oil man
babe Oct timber aaben Simmel, mao
Ssnieite oeri finbe 9eifpttelie moi
&egn og lloeir; men bill mani bapt
bet itnaenbe | ct Chr e1er anbet
11ohus, trrnaer ben hberfen tGt Soc
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-10-13
Gn tuiliom Gpmplimert.
Sobn

3. Saneen, RrpiiOent for @isconitn
Retnil Siquor 9eoIers' 8rotectipe
slsiociotionL bar uoiteot en- Critic
ring ON at Citizens S~aIoonoGrter oiI
itstte geOpeeIien for SnofsreIien al
almirbeIig Stemmeret for aoinSer,
foroi De fsIer iig foroisiet ON, at De
oiIoe fau en- euuitigere gebanSIing
al De f~otuoeIige gGlsere END al De
manoIige.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-10-13

ShSi NNAAS ~ W. NNbS
lott Cub / guret, iaa oct lettere fan
holbes rent. 8e Sraug 90 Sander,
Ssnieue faar Wo0 og Eriffe /, bsr
Itaa ubenior 9uret. @pgeeue bsr
labes al imaIe, tpnbe 9orO, Der itaar
op og neo meb en- paste flor Slab
ming meIlem boert al Dem. Soa ben
Ruabe fon Ssnieue faa rem Wtab og
rent Sriffe.
Set er en- gob 8Ian Of gisre gu.
ret Iungt og malt. Were emo ire
euer fire SOB breot trunger oct life
bore, % BET ifuIoe bare Ell Sfiue.
beg pnaIun9s mtot efter fra Sen enc
enbe til ben anben. 9erefter beler
man Of / mango Smaarum, bporaf
bpert enfeIt err fort nof for bare TO
e1er ire Sl1gIe. &cIe @urets 2pngbe
beb6ner life bore itsrre, erb at to
8eriouer fnn flptte BET meo Setbeo.
Wanr man bill febe op SONS, bsr
Sc babe set nritcn msrft 90 p9re |
iao tronge <m, at Sc life meget fan
beoRge iig. 9e bsr bobe fterit mi.
Zig &o. Sar man mango SenS iom-
men | ct itsrre Rl,m, ltroer be bier.
andre. Oct eaar ga f6rit og fremit
ub oper Sc ibugere. 9erfor err set
bebft of babe mango imoo Stun og
faa / Dnert. Sons ffltIbe frbeS bur.
tight mlIigt. @robt MaismeI, iom
Der err Tooet fogbebt ganO pno eller
fogt @rpb al er iontmer meo fun.
met Melf ct uomprfet 8isbnings-
miobel. Wen for of Dpl6e Ippeti.
ten beblige er bet bra at ififte ON og
gioe SgnIene &beoe ibIanot. 8e
moa babe nof af grob Sanb og 8rus.
9nuit ErGfitI gibr Be fig goot al. De
iioite 9oeene fon man for at TfiGrpe
Ssn'enes Ippetit qioe Dem Iibt Ro6-
beber enten I Srtffe eQer | no9en
SIogs bIsb Eebe. Won bsr aioe
Ssniene oft, Sc bill pbe; mel, Sc full
Sc life belle Siben baoe WaOen forar
fig. Oct er ON at gipre, at Be life
bliper "mobleie".
9aa fiorten Gage Ifillbe Spniene
bIine febe oe fine, ielo ON Be bar NOT
fua baarlige iitunb, 90 Seonirgen be-
gpn6te. Sons / taaIig goo Stano bill
bIibe febe nof poa ii Gage. Wen oct
forituar fig, at &sniene maa babe
rsie 8as belle Sioen.
9et bill betaIe fig gobt, at gieoe be
SIaetbsnS, man Dar at iplge, paa en-
foritunoig Raabe Soroi oct oltfor
ofte bIiper foribmt, tober bette
2anbs Senfeablere aar efter 4ar
itsrre geneeiumme, emo mango fan,
tie bar IneIie ON.
SrGf1eite for Wais6cltet.
Sarmerne I "Mais6eltet", 5. b. I.
bet Streg at bort 2anb, bbor Wais
er en- meget bigtig IoIing, bar De
iibite 20 &ar mere og mere ilaaet ino
paa at able b9gtige, itore SeIte,
"0raft Sories" ener Sr9fbeite alt.
ioa. Sor omtrent 90 aar tilboge
bapoe Be en- life iaa Iioen 9eiptnins
af forDolbsbis imaa SrGfbeite, bel.
enbe fra 1000 til 1900 8uno. Set
bur fornemIig Seite al "Rormon"
&acen. Wonge forIsgte meb Seite,
! Der par raifere at fomrte irem meo
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-10-13
et ,,prt sutol Renuefer fra wc

ct tort sntal Renneffer fra Toros
peitcn biz bciegs Horse for at feire SuIen
| beres scmIe Stem. 90 be bill reifs meS
be pibuncerlige Gaupere "R az
MIA" fra Sem 9orf ben 22be Rob. os
meb "eufifania" fra Retp Dort BEN
29be Sob. Sc er BE ftsrite. burtieite os
iinefte fr~eSobbeIte 5frnebampere | Der.
ben. os beres Ht,orb for Surtisbeo er
4 Sage, 10 Elmer 90 III Timuter, Ill
S~tanbinaoien 7 Gage, 7 Sinner 90 As
Iinuter. eisreuSe Dem til be bebite for
BET reiienbe 9ubIihim. SiIifrib gunaro
Cine, RetropoIitau glbs.. RinnsapoIis.
for fint iIuitrerst gyhuriionSprosram
frit.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-10-13

ermaRtuen "Suscenneu- &c rcotagsa I
COB Chen, oa ben sr aft et fan snFe en-
eomanine. at barre. Zen sisr eoot arbeioe
% eacr lei.