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Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-11-19
Zadig Hands Out
More of the Bull

That the North Star will resume
the earning of $4,000 a month be
fore long was the optimistic predlc-
ton of Herman Zadig, president Of
the North Star Tunnel and Devei-
opmcnt company, expressed after he
passed yesterday underground.
The North Star is in good shape
he remarked last night to the Be-
nanza. in the next week or ten
days | look for the stock to become
quite active again with an advance
unless all signs fail. By Monday next
we will be drifting IN ore above the
$50 on the Martha vein, where we
have eighteen inches of very rich ore.
some of it going as high as $500 a
ton, but it is impossible to tell the
extent of the find, as we don't know
the length. Since it faulted on the
line of the Montana we picked it up
and it has grown stronger every day.
We also expect to get ore in the
west drift from the Wine. We have
some values, but we are not in Jar
CROUCH west to be under good ore,
but are getting assays. Any blast
may tell us that we are in the ore
body. We are also taking out good
ore from the 1870. We are going to
develop the mine and not gut it.
as has been done, and as soon as We
open up the two levels we will start
on the east drift, which will give us
a large area of ground to explore,
and one that should furnish a good,
strong line of backs. When this is
done we will commence sinking the
go down and raise from the 1880"
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-11-19
Petition for Rehearing

In the case of John w. Lawson
versus the Halifax Mining company
of TOnopah, wherein the plaintiff Sc
cured damages against the defend.
ant in the district court of Nye courl-
ty, and which decision was affirmed
by the Supreme court, Attorney
General Thatcher, who represents
the defendant company yesterday
presented a petition for a rehearing,
on the ground that the court miscon-
strued the meaning of the Employ
ers' Liability act of 1907, thereby
bringing it into conflict with the
fourteenth amendment to the consti-
tuition of 1e United States.
Electric fountain at Shoots. II
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-11-19

,ldood sq, poesi HIN leoddV Su!us
All 81, u. pooeId %Su!spisAPe inoA
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-11-19

actresses chosen especially for the
types of roles they are to portray.
Miss That's Lawton, formerly Of the
New Theater, New York, for ex-
ample, has been chosen for her spe-
cial fitness for the part of Portia,
and Miss Genevieve Hamper, Mr..
Mantells new leading woman, will
Others of note in the company are
Miss Genevieve Reynolds, Fritz Lei
Der, Guy Lindsey, Frank Peers,
John Burke, Edward Levers, Walter
Gibbs and Miss Ethel Mantell, Mr..
Mantell's seventeen year old daugh-
ter.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-11-19

Hot drinks at Smoot's
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-11-19

Electric fountain at Shoots.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-11-19
Will Have Preliminary

The preliminary examination of J.
e. McFadden on the charge of kill
ing w. H. Edwards will begin to-
morrow in Rochester before Justice
Savage. Sheriff Lamb will leave for
Rochester on tomorrow MORNING S
No. 5 with McFadden. Deputy Dis
trIct Attorney Brandon, who will
represent the state at'the preliminary.
will also leave for Rochester on the
same train.-Humboldt Star.
Hot drinks at Shoots.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-11-19
On Geological Survey

Charles E. Watson, an engineer OF
the Geological Survey, arrived Sat
urday from Sulphur and left last
evening for Reno on official bust
ness. Mr.. Watson and party have
been for some time engaged in max
ing drilling tests on the Black Rock
desert for the Geological Survey
Humboldt Star.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-11-19
AFTER TURKEY COME SWEETS

So top off the Thanksgiving din
fer by passing around a box of our
chocolates or bon bons. Full of good
eating as family and guests may be
they can always find room for such
delicious candy as ours. If the din
ner is as good as our confectionery
you have indeed have had a feast fit
f.. a king.
Chill Hot Drinks and Cocktails.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-11-19
1T IS ALL RIGHT

To have enough wood around so the
tramp can pay for his meal, and for
kindling and for CRATE fires, but it will
not give you a uniform heat.
Nothing Better Than KING Coal
for general heating purposes. Don't
forget that there are different kinds
Of coal. Be sure you buy heating
quality, moi simply weight. Slate and
rock are heavier than coal and cheap
er.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-11-19

First-class chicken tomales &
Shoots, home made.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-06

Mrs. II, E. Oswald, auditor; Mrs. Fred
erick Steigmeyer. secretary; Mrs. w. l.
ss MaTy sse1s5ay fea Miss M5s
Webber. Miss Ida Hanauer, Mrs r. Gra-
ham. Mrs. L. c. Miller, Mrs. G. B. Wilson,
Mrs. z. L. Oswald, Miss Jane Howat.
Boyer, Mrs Edward Silver, Mrs. w. D,
Foster. Miss Munel Cayly. Mrs Sol
Siegel, Mrs. J. T. Harris, directors.
+" HE midbiennial council of the
General Federation Of Women g
Clubs will be held in Washing
ton, D. c., April 81 to "a, in
elusive. Mrs. C. II. McMahon will rep
resent Utah.
Bylaw s. section l, defines member
ship in the council as follows:
Board Of directors, presidents OF
state federations, presidents of clubs
and kindred organizations, chalrmen of
departments of work, and general fed
GRAFTON state secretaries All members
of the general federation are invited to
attend the meetings and to take part
in the discussion Of topics pertaining
to the activities and business Of the
general and state federations.
The chairmen of the departments OF
work Will be in attendance and each
will present the work Of her depart
ment, giving and receiving suggestions
on the present status and future plans
for that work.
The following are among the topics
which will come up for discussion:
The twelfth biennial, Chicago, 1914;
the business sessions; the biennial pro.
gramme. How may we conserve time,
yet omit no essentialss Music and its
relation to the programme.
The book Of outlines by the chair
men of departments.
How can committee work be made
consecutive and cumulative until re-
suits are attained7
The general federation organ; rela-
tion to state organs.
Clubs IN rural communities: shall we
form a subcommittee on rural condi-
tions7
Suggested changes in bylaws; di-
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bers and are answering the same
needs that the mothers club does.
They are amused and entertained,
taught to conduct meetings, have
some athletic work. and in this way
are kept out OF the streets at night.
The library is far-reaching in It's
influence. having loaned 1871 books
10 children and grown-ups during the
year, while magazines have been sent
out 10 invalids and "siut-ins." It
has this extra advantage. that any
body Is loaned book by giving his or
her name and address. There is no
demand for card signed by a tax
payer; hence books and their pleas
ures are open TO class of people
whose poverty shuts them off even
from the public library.
The Relief society has done splen-
did work during the past severe win
ter giving food. clothing. coal and
medicines to 252 persons. The dis
pensary has treated IT'S cases. Three
hundred and seventeen visits have
been made by the visiting nurse.
Three cases have been sent to the
hospital for operation and one little
cripplc's foot has been Strengthened.
The medical talks and operations are
due to the generous services Of some
OF our best surgeons and physicians.
BESIDES all our other growing work,
the city has added a playground TO
The building and We have offered our
bathrooms lor the PUBIC use, and at
all times. but especially during the
summer. our neighbors have been
using them.
This is only an incomplete resume
OF what The Neighborhood house.
is doing. These are cold facts There
Is no mention Of the mothers cheered,
The little sick babies helped, OF the
wayward girls gently led In the right
way. Of the boys kept out OF tho
streets and away from rowdyism, of
the sick visited, OF the discouraged
men heartened. OF the hungry fed. OF
the idle helped to find work.
An effort is being made to help In
all the human wants and tragedies,
but, though we are helping. we. too,
need help TO help. There Is a. great
need OF workers. and the work is so
diversified that all tastes can be sat-
isfled, Our great cry has been ''need
OF money" and Of course We always
need that. But We need workers.
helpers Let us start campaign for
interested helpers. and as soon as We
get the interest of a helper we get
his or her money
The new officers and directors are
Mss Georgia Webber, president; Mrs. w
:. Alexander. first vice president; Mrs
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-06

f'The Territory of the French
Along the Mississippi and in Canada, -
and Mrs. Byron Groo will speak on
''Tho Religion and General Culture OF
the French settlers.'
The Woman g Republican club will
meet Monday afternoon with Mrs, N.
A. Dnnyon at her home, 90 II street
Mrs. J. B. Sanford, Mrs. William Mos
SOP and Mrs. Henry Kirkman will as
sist the hostess, and there will be a
short musical programme as we'll as the
usual business, and Mrs. Margaret Zane
Witcher will. give short talk on her
trip to Washington:
There will be a meeting of the Judge.
Mercy Hospital league next Friday
afternoon at $3.50 in the parlors of the
Hotel Utah.
The City Association Of clubs viii
meet Monday afternoon at 3 clock
at the Commercial club.
The Women g Democratic club will
hold the regular monthly meeting next
Wednesday at 2l5 Hooper block. All
Democratic women will be welcomed.
An interesting visitor of the week
will be Mrs. May Wright Sewall, chair.
man of the International Peace and
Arbitration committee, and formerly
chairman Of the International Council
of Women, who will reach here Wed.
nesday. 1t is likely that Mrs. SewaIl
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-06

will be induced to give lecture while
Of the Utah Conservatory Of Music.
The Cleofan will meet next Wednes-
day afternoon with Mrs. Frank It. Rob
erts at her home, 507 Second avenue.
The study Of the Spanish artists will
be continued, Mrs, IL. L. A. Culmer pre-.
senting the topic
The poets section of the Ladies'
Literary club will meet tomorrow after
noon with Mrs, Elizabeth d. Wines at
her home, $50 Fl street.
Mizpab chapter No. 5 will hold It's
regular meeting Monday evening at
Masonic temple at o'clock. All mem.
bors Of the order arc invited. This
will be the official visit of the grand
matron, Mrs Eunicc Gordon.
The Spirit OF Liberty chapter
Daughters of the American Revolution
will hold the April meeting next Thurs.
day at the home of Mrs. Lee Charles
Miller. Mrs. Clarence e. Allen will be
the chairman Of the afternoon.
The Daughters Of the Gonfedoracy
will be entertained next Friday even
ing by Mrs. F.. A. Craig al her home
3o7 Seventh avenue.
The regular monthly meeting Of the
Mothers club of the Hawthorne school
will be held Monday afternoon at 3:4f
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-06
{" HERE has been no charity or
philanthropy of the city IN

" HERE has been no charity OF
philanthropy of the city In
which the club women have
taken so keen an interest as IN
the Free kindergarten and Neighhor-
hood house. For years the association
struggled along with little to help 1T
except the work of the devoted women
who had started the movement, and
whose love and hclpfulness was its
only nourishmcnt. II is most crafty
ing to them and all who have been led
to help them TO learn of the wonderful
prosperity of the work, and the follow
ing partial report read by the secretary,
Mrs. Frederick; L. Steigmcyer, at the
annual meeting Wednesday, will be
read with interest;
Tile financial needs have been met
In many ways: by an appropriation
OF $1,000 from the state; the public
library has taken our library under
rs Jurisdiction. paying our librarian
= salary OF $40 Il month. the board
of education is paying our kinder
sa-ten teacher her salary and many
donations OF money food, clothing
ard books from merchants and pri-
vste individuals have been gcner-
ousiy given TO the house. The board
Itself, by entertainments. card
party. and cake gale b. the relief
committee. have helped swell the
fund.
Some Of our most prominent men
have devoted much time to helping
as with their influence 10 gain the
appropriation, while other prominent
lawyers. doctors architects and men
in otflciai life have helped lis with
;heir advice. Tie Benevolent Order
% Eks las assisted In the contin-
lance q. the work by renewing our
mortgage.
Although these moneys seem 10 put
= us OIL OR feet financially, we must
rot forge, That our work Is growing
rapidly. t@at there are ten demands
u " wAern there used TO be one.
The rursc;y and kindergarten has
enlarged ana We are reaching class
and ignorance OF theIr parents. would
never have the stimulating Influence
ot Kindergarten training II they We're
lot reached through our district v!sl-
To-. Mrs. Hoock; our nurse. Miss
ko:ous and our r1atron, Mrs. Lane.
TIE sewing classes are so large.
nrnihe ing ABOUT sixty girls. that
there is not roo.n for more pupils.
But there IS room for more assist
aH;s to help in thjs splendid work
- teacIlng ;hc little girls on Sat
Tray mornings plain seweing, darn =,
lax aaI buxton aoles.
The sto~y-hou class lis under the
. rars - The Gamma Phi sorority.
aui ineets an Saturday mornings at
?:@O. TIE stories are chosen with
TIE siea OF holding The interest OF
the older girls and yet being staple
crouEA to appeal ~ the younger ones.
fok stories. adventures and stories
abou, girls bctu; the best received.
The Mothers club is flourishng and
-: only giving ihe mothers q taste
or the social hie so many OF them
Tever had. but also helping them
10 learn IN care for themselves and
their children through the talks that
o,vr doctors and educators are giving
them
The boys and girls clubs each
average an attendance OF thirty mem
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-06

To have fine healthy compIex;o,
the liver must be active, fbo haS.e;
regular and the blood pure xii Az Az
brought about By using Herbinn
thoroughly scours the liver, ston
and bowels, pnts the body in fue :.
ditlon and restores that clear
and white complexion SO much ded;1.'
by ladies. Price SOC. Sold
Schramm-J obnson, Drugs, "The Na,
Substitutors. - Five (5) good a. 80
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-06

o o'clock in the schoolrooms /,
George NJ. Bacon will peak u
subject, "What the Home Owes e.
School. " The meetings bsva
changed from the first TUESDAY q
first Monday in each month.
There will be no meeting Of On.
View Reading club tomorrov 4o - =
noon, the extra meeting which ~
planned having been Cancelled
The music section of tina IL,
Literary club will hold the ANIMAL -
ness meeting and election of ose;e
next Wednesday at clock in
clubhouse. -
There will be a meeting Tuo.,
evening Of the Auerican Wowau'
league In tho parlors Of tho Ra~s
hotel. Mrs. W. II. Tibbnls. Win hsa
Gently visited University City, viii iii
of her visit. "'
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-06
Eat Your Sunday Dinner at the
Post office Cafeteria
Ne1V ana Sanitary Cafeteria Something Diferent''
AN ELEGANT MUSICAL PROGRAMME
=--=MENT=========

Soup, Chicken Okra &c
Cream of Corn Sc
Boiled Halibrt, Dish l5c
'Heuesee Oh Chlcken -,..----...-.. .25c
Dreaded Pork Chops I5c
'e"' O'"'' '-'''.- 1Uc
Baked Ham and Champagne Sauce. l5c
Prime Ribs of Beef .2oc
German Pot Roast ..........,. .I5c
Mashed Potatoes .-.............. Sc
Potato Cakes SC
Fresh Asparagus -.......,,.....1 10c
Stewed Tomatoes Sc
otring Deans ''-.'-... --'.-.--- &c
hon1iDf ''se,--....- ......s..- DC
Sugar Corn Observation-Disclosures &c
Potato Salad ..5c
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-06

FROM IL TO 8 P. M.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-11-14
SnrtiglaDet 9ng.&aae.

3 belle sgg pipes Iiot, ireres en-
lioen Sop Suffer og pipes til set
BOILER gpot og ier "let" no. ~ Sop
Mel - enoelig life mere Wel, eaers
blir aaJen tor - iigtes meo 3 Sbe.
lfeer gafing Bomber % reres /; til
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Garme, bare til De or lpiebrune poo
Soppen; De moe enbelig life iteges
for baarbt, for ga imoger sc life poa
langt n9r iaa goot. Smiolertio RI
pes Sfalet al en- bolu Gitron OF
Saften frpItes no. 3 itore ener A
imaa sGbler ifrpaes og riucs pao ct
Glplern og irereS omtrent Ell Sop
Silffer - er 9Gblerne ipGrt lure,
maa man tage liot mere Suffer -
og Oct reuue Sfal og Soften al Sen
babe Gitron. Sette rsreS 1oot lam.
men, og ImereS poa &aaen iaainart
Den er blepet liot oifislet, men aloc.
les folo bebeper Ben life at bore.
Senne boloer iig life mere enb %
Sage, men Den imager ilomerfet %
fan lnpes / Ell 6art. gil Ell ipenoere
at lmere ltip piifet 6lsbe, iom err til
lat libt Suffer, paa 3oppen, iao
blir Den MI iiPr lin.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-11-14

til @~iipeembeoct ielp, Seuipnet til
9jItoper oQ al @enipn til 0tenighe.
0erne. meuer 9ldSct, Get miuPren.
sc ariirausiauos Stiit omiatter %
9Dcr, i%berequet S~a6eiteoerne, og
oucr 100 Sodne. 9iifopen fan fife
rUtfc at beige Sc eufelte Weuighe.
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StdDduqer 4itenbloo" briuger /
@nIcouiua al iamure Sporgsmanl ct
&%uterpjap me0 5o1ncpreit @ier.
lem til Gomfirfeu. % ogiaa ban an
teialer Eauten iterft.
2igeioa S%oancpreit g. SfageitaS,
iom %ifri0er: Get or ~un0crligt meo
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., ida fort DC.
res &irfctio bliucr. Zen enc eiter
ocu mtOeu rnffe5 bort. mems Sc emo.
mn ifuloe hare mango Grbeiosaar
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at Gmbcoet er Tor tort FOR NJ entelt
Nlauo. at Stiitet bur0e ocles. Ina
Stopau9er me0 lin pruGr0i9c
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/ iorOum5 5io?"
SperasmadIet bar uGret oppe oo-
itiaIae @ougc ti0ligcre. "a 9i.
ifopembcoet par le0iat / 1908, bol0t
Stauouger Nmts Greiteiorening ct
@leoe % illitteOc iig euitemmig til en-
Steiolutiou iom blep inoienot til De.
portcmentet, % iom git no poa at
dubefale Stiitet self.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-11-14

- Sor M Wiais, ma MI fun iaa %
GentS @iihelen for, moa mo for
life of tabe noget nplte Marts iao
oper 90 Gents pr. 9ulhel, "a BEN
bar tabt minoit ioa meget bare /
@egt. Ser er life taget Senipn I'll,
bpao Der tabes pes at baanotere
Waiicu eler peb, at SEN fan bIipe
mere cller minbre beifaoieet al Hot.
ter % Wflis.
- "Imarican Societp Of eauitp"
arbeioer meo at faa oprettet ct In.
oelsllagterl / 60 Grosie. @is. Sci.
ifubet nil ltorte meo Ell aapital pad
100000 Collars eller iaa omtrcnt,
beoer set.
= Ter er Ell alosie Sarmere, iom
er meget imoo at itele Ipr. ga,
nogen bier al os 5nrnlere funoe life
of Hippo aisre Chores. Wen ian
er BET Den Sage peo 1ineen, al intet
Ienner Jig bc0rc pna Sarmcn clih at
gisre Chores. Oct betaIer lia at
oipre Chores" meo Snttante %
5oriigtigheo. 6armcre, iom er rGooe
for at gjsre Chores, err iom Hegcl
oltio poa Sci til at trpffe p%eitoper
og %noroouer.
- Get ~iterite sGbIe, man peo ont at
bare iutbet >@isconiin, er iaar iltlt-
BET / Sobu Sbales sgblebape peo
Nortb SreeOom % peier 80 Ounces
eller TO Elu1b.
- Sufferiobrifen peo Menominee
Sails, isis, be9pnote fin oarlige
Girfiombeo Sen 6te Sftober og pil
biipe gaaenoe / ca. 8 Waaneoer.
Wan bar ~beregnet, at Der bill blipe
uobetalt ca. 100000 Collars / Ir-
beioslsn og omtrent $4,000 for
&oer, iant at ser pil blipe tilpirfet
is Mfiloner Erno "gronulotco"
Silffer % 1000 Cons WolasieS.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-11-14
Smrtislauet gGblc-S csicrt.

Gen lapes iom "6ploen" iii open-
for beIfreonc Sage, og bette iploes /
en- 8lospaie. Faa Soppen IGgges
ct INIT Sag piifet 5Ieoe. Snr en-
sGbler, Gitron, Suffer og 8le0e peo
SaanOen, iaa fan belle 9esierten Ia
pes paa ontrent ii Minuter - eller
faalfe pda eronu fortere Sio, bpis
en- er raif. Meo Senipn til piipct
6lsoe, ioa itaar set for iaa manae
iom en- Gurus rtifel, iiRr / gperne,
buor en- mna betale en- boIp Cana
I'll iaa meget Tor "@bipping Cream"
lom iaIfalo ior %alminoelig 6Isoe.
Nen ieg bar iunbet no, at bpis ieg
flsber aIminbeIig 6lsbe en- Tag Ell.
Ter TO fsr les ifal piipe Den, % iaa
laoer Den itaa paa SIS belle Chen,
iaa ben err aibeles isfolo, Iigeiom
leg bar baaoe giipen o. set aar,
lom 5Ie0en ital pipes /, alSeIes is.
folot, iaa fan iea goot faa S!sben
ltippiifet, % oet tager life lGnge
beaer, Saa rig, iom piitet "3bip.
ping Cream eler Double Cream,
iom bet ogioa fables, blir Den life.
men itiu bIir ben, % ies tror alorie
oct uil faloe nogen ino, at Den life
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-11-14

ain0et IpageS imoo oct, Seq bar
lGlt ON, at 6oIf / annIe Gagc. naur
DC iii upeiitcoe 6remmeoe % Serge.
flToerne / ct folot @Grelie uar RIG.
tia 9icuncmtoIoc, iaa tog oe ct Bar
Strp1eiern % itrsg oper ~2ogenerne.
til DC ut Den aoot porme. Haor Sc
iaa loo Senacn itnn aabcn. mems
@rreIiet e%iterbuert bIcp opparmct,
ioa bar Sengen goo % porm at IGQ
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1iIiGloet eaera piIoe orre. ieIp ON
T9reIe t blep nogenIunoe %.
barnet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-11-14

inlager rig NOT. Si ipnes iolialo
Den irnager uonierfet. Wen Ser or
10 tina lonl moa til. ioruoen at
6Isben % Silbeber er iSfoIot, % set
er, at man ior Def isritc ntao haze Ell
900 "Soper.@ eater", ioooan iom
gaar meo ct SiiiI, % at oen orbeiocr
let, iaa en- fan piipc iort. en- onbeu
Sing er, at aarret. SIsoen ifoI pi.
ipeS / maa pGre malt, life Ell @oac
iom gaar breot uSooer opcntil. caerS
tornnler Sleoen til at itpptie ON
firing % blir iIet life itip - ioruben
at meget saar tiIipiIoe. Get beoite
at piife l. ipncs le1 cr ct Quart
Mcoilre" buis Oct er nofiaa meqet
6leoe og ct bot, malt "Nint Wcas.
ire, bpiS set bore or Iiot cn lfoI
niinp
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-11-14

Den tore 3eltagelie, bIeo aiiten boa.
ret no til 8o9nen al Ereiterne. og
6slaet latte iig / @eppgelie gienncrn
Sanones' @aoer, buor ser par lam
let en- Mpngoe Menneifer. Gperalt
paieoe 6log poa balu StGnQ, og
airfctlofferre ringcoe. 2prcrc bar
ailten omboro paa 1aupitibet "Gu.
itrl", ~boorcfter belle Memcifempna
Sen me0 bIotteoc Soptoer iorQ %
tGrf. uonr enao1a iomIc5 ifat". Oct
oar ct aribenoe CiebIif. aloffcu /
~oireiite "slritri" til Stapanqer, huor
ira Den iortiTtter ioiten til ariiti
onSidno.
ariitiouSianO 9iipeitol iune5 ser
at hpile en- triit Sfipbne oucr. ifr.
~SmooI. Amtst. 0c Mpu0. ION /
De iioitc Character bar befIrot SEN
Far nm / aonite fort (io inochu0t
S%tininacn %grNcu Nice par @iitop
i ariitiauaianO ira 1876 til 1851.
oItiaa / bare fem 9lor. @iifop Iat;o
bcrg oucrtoN GmbcNet / 1852 o. al
0tf uc0 Te0cn / tSSl. han itf cn
pluoieIia Ieo. Otter ham fom @j
lfop Smitt, iom inoebn0oe Gmbeoet
/ lire Nor. ira 1885 ii! 1889. San
osoc pIuoielid poa Soucu Ercitc
Qanro / SeIcmorfcn mocr Ell Rift
tot9rciie. Sans Gitermano uar @i-
lion @eudl, iom inSchupGe Gmbe0et
ira Soften 1889 iii Tcbruor 1904
oItina en- forhclo@piS lana (io; mems
hans Gftcriplacr Niifop 1horfiloien
Inn iii en- (io al lire Mar iom ri
flop; ban 0e0c / Somiar 1908; I'M
ser en- G~mbeo@reiic Ill MnuouI pG1.
0rol Ran iig en &unQebetrnoelie o1
op0e fort &io eitcr i'm @icmfomit.
X X X
Ora S%topanAer me6oeleS Sen 25oe
eft: "&cltlouoet" reiier i0oN / 9In
Looming al at ariihanSiouo9 9iipe.
embeoe er lcoiQt, Srouct ON. at Sta,
ponger maa iaa i'm egen 9iipeltol
igicu. ariitiau3ionoS Stiit mou DC.
les iuareit mllig baooc al @enipu
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-11-14
Oatmeal gisclits.
Gis % Seaeri Smppc

Gn Stop His foges / 3 9ints MeIf,
til BEN er NOR. Gen presses ga
igieinem ct Tsrilag. 3 Selleri,
gunbter fogea til DC er more / iaItet
ganb, iaa presses oe oeiao igicnnem
ct 1prilos og bopes "iannlen meo
RiS- Masicn. Get tiIi9ttes Solt, Ee.
Der, og ct libet 8ron aaiennepeber
og Ell Guart tpuo ajsofrait.