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Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1913-04-03
Ella Puddlnn

one-half pound of figs and three
quarters Of a pound Of sugar; add
enough water to keep from burning
and cook to jelly. Mix together one
cupful Of chopped suet, one and half
cupfuls Of -four, one tablespoonful Of
baking powder and half teaspOOnful
salt; add sufficient milk to make a
soft dough. Roll out the dough, COW
er with a layer Of cooked hgs and ron
together like a jelly cake. Put into a
bag and steam about three hours.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1913-04-03
currIed Oysters.

Take two dozen oysters, one onion
one tablespoonful Of curry powder
one dessert spoonful Of flour. two
ounces of butter and the Juice Of .
lemon. Chop the onion up fine. mix
the curry powder. -four and butter to-
gether and put al into q stewpan.
simmering 1t till a nice brown and
stirring all the time; add the liquor
of the oysters and the lemon Juice and
boil for 1--WE minutes. Put in oysters,
boil ND once and serve with . dlSh Of
boiled rice.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1913-04-03
OLD CITY BEING REBUILT
Possibly In a Few Years Completely
Reconstructed PompeIl Will De-
light the Visitor.

When first they began to dig out
lonE.buried Pompeii. everything found
there was taken to Naples, leaving
nothing In the excavated places but
the bare ruined walls.
OF late years a more rational plan
has been followed. Of leaving In place
everything but the smallest objects
Of interest and reproducing roughly
the house uncovered.
Under the present director. PROBES.
sor spinazEola, this idea has been de-
velopsd still further. he has almost
entirely rebuilt sons q ths houses,
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1913-04-03
Explaining the Needle.

A typesetter in printing house be-
scame very adroit in explaining the
alarge number Of misprints for which
he was responsible. Even when he
;. changed his work and became a wait
er in a restaurant, says Das Echo. his
skill did not forsake him.
One day he had served a guest with
IA plate of soup. and was turning
(. away. when he was called back
sharply.
sThis IL an outraged" cried the IN
dignant diner II find a needle in my
{ soup! What does this meant"
Lust misprint, sir" explained the
lformer typesetter. 1T should have
rAeen q noodle. "-Youth's Companion
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1913-04-03
Maple Sugar Cookies

Cream together one scant eupfuh Of
butter, with three cupfuls Of crushed
maple sugar and add in the order men
toned two well beaten eggs, three
quarters Of a cupful Of sour milk, IN
which has been dissolved a scant tea
spoonful Of baking soda. and sufficient
sifted flour to form a batter that VIII
drop from the spoon. Allow plenty Of
space On the baking tins. as the cakes
win spread when cooking and bake In
q rather quick oven. until they are
crisp and brown around the edgeA
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1913-04-03

WV by boat or steamer on any
w one OF its three rivers, or
by carriage, the quaint old
city of Adrianople, next to Constan.
tinople, the last stronghold today OF
the Turks in Europe, is most attrac-
tive one. Founded centuries ago.
years before Hadrian, in the fourth
century, rebuilt 1t and newly christ
ened It in his own honor, Hadrianopo-
lis, Its position at the juncture Of
three navlgable rivers. the Martha,
Arda and TUNA, gave 1t leading COM
mercial Importance In the early days
OF ancient Thrace. It was also, al
most from the first, at the crossing
Of several overland routes, which gave
an added dignity Of position.
With a hundred thousand popula-
ton. half OF which is Turkish, the re-
mainder Bulgarian, Armenian and
Jewish. Adrianople, but 140 miles
northwest Of Constantinople, is so
close to the border line between the
Occident and the Orient, that the
streets are filed with the seeming
masquerade Of all nations. A red
fezzed Turk passes. followed by a
brown'skinned son OF the desert, re-
splendent in his Arab jacket and tur-
bar embroidered In gold; a weary
camel driver jostles a ragged Mecca
pilgram; a slender. yellow.coated Jew
walks beside a prosperous English
merchant; Bulgarian fruit merchants
and water sellers are everywhere and
instead OF cabs at the street corners
there are groups of saddled donkeys
patiently awaiting passengers.
Streets Narrow.
Stretching for a mile down one Of
the city's odd, narrow ten-foot streets,
with the balconied housetops fairly
meeting overhead, is the famous long
bazar" OF Adrianople. Here in the
tiny shops, where We would think no
business could possibly be transacted,
and Of which there are literally thou
sands, vast amount OF industry and
commerce are concentrated. Silk
shops with thousands Of dollars worth
Of rare and filmy fabrics are separated
by but thin partition from a busy
cabinet maker with his exquisitely
carved work, or on the Othcr side.
from noisy coppersmith. who all day
long pounds industriously upon his ar
tistic vases and basins. Small dom
keys, abnormally wise. and awkward,
shambling camels carry loads Of mer-
chandise up and down the narrow
streets, urgent drivers clearing the
way before them. One other large
bazar, and iunumerable small shops
crowd the leading streets. but the
greater part of the daily business Is
done In the long bazar," which is al
wayY visited by strangers and tourists.
Even more noted than this long line
Of little shops and revered by all Mo-
hammedans next to the wonderfui
mosQae of San Sofia at Constantinople;
Is the famous mosque Of Sultan Selin,
in the heart OF AdFianople. Towering
high above the huge central dome, rise
the four tall minarets of purest mar
BILE. No cities in the world, save those
Of predominant Moslem faith. know
the singular architectural beauty of
these dainty, slender. and almost
ETHEREAL, minarets. In the bright morn
ing sunlight they seem, in their mar
BILE wilderness, almost like waxen tap
ers ready to light al Allah's great al
tar, but the early evening shadows,
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1913-04-03

they CLEAN as II they were silver
spears. each tipped with golden star.
In some Of the Oriental cities hun.
dreds OF these graceful minaretS rise
into the bluest Of skies. a constant
delight to the artists and architects
eyes. Constantinople has over thou
sand, which add UNNECESSARILY to the
fascination and beauty Of that city.
"come to Prayer"
Each minaret is circled by two or
three little balconies, finely carved or
chiseled, and from one Of these. five
times day the muezzln or Mohamme-
dan caller to prayer. chants out the
sacred formula of Islam. which is
heard all through Turkey. India. Egypt
and in parts OF Macedonia; God is
great-there Is but one God-Mohan-
med is his prophet-Prayer is better
than sleep-Come to prayer" To-
ward each Of the four points IT the
compass is the call uttered. The Sc
linn mosQre minarets are SO tall thut
the two hundred marble steps to be
highest balcony are but a third OF
the distance to the top.
Another prominent feature in Adeia-
nople streets. as in every Moslem city.
is the ever-present fountain, in thou
sand forms of utility. grace and beau
". These abundant water supplies
abound for two reasons, first, because
no good Mohammedan ever uses liquor
In any form, and second, Ave times at
least each day, before he can ofier
his prayer to Allah, must his hands be
clean. And SO 1t comes, usually By
private benefaction, that almost every
street corner, and always every
MOSQUE, has It's fountain for refresh
ment and cleansing. While some are
simple, Of gray stone or dull brick
many are more pretentious, made OF
beautifully carved marble, sometimes
gilded, or decorated with mosaic.
which holds its soft colorings for many
years through sun and rain. Fins
lattice work, almost lace-like In It's
delicate tracery, is often found on
fountains near large and important
mosques.
Travellers and missionaries tell OF
a quaint and odd festival in Adrain'
ople which, beginning on the third OF
May each year, lasts three days. gen
eral merrymaking being the rule with
all classes. One Of the chief features
OF the holiday seems to be the pur-
chase OF q new pair Of shoes for ev-
eryone, old or young. rich or poor.
As one approaches the city. q
strange and, to American eyes, an unU'
sual sight is seen in the outskirts.
Storks, with their long red legs ana
yellow bills are everywhere abundant
during the spring and summer. Con-
fident Of protection they perch on
housetop, chimney, old wall about the
city. trees and even fountains and
mosaues. They nest in July and as
soon as the young birds can fly in the
early fall, they migrate to Africa, and
their annual flights are OF interest to
tOhse who have seen them many
times.
Centuries ago Adrianopls was a
strongly fortified city, with great
stone wall surrounding and protecting
IL. In the battles which have wnged
to and fro around and over the city,
in the intervening years, the wall has
been destroyed. and now only ruins
oan be found but they plainly tell the
long, historic story in their gray and
battered confusion.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1913-04-03
Save Velvet Scraps.

Velvet odds and ends should never
be thrown away. as 4 hundred ana
one uses can be made for them IN
the kitchen. II. whan the kitchen
range has been plached and brushed,
Wisconsin IL wen known as Dro-
Il is rubbed over with . piece Of wi.
vet. II win greatly improve the bril.
llancy OF the polish old velvet e
also splendid Cor pollshins l00tWsal
and hrasA
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1913-04-03

using all the material found. even to
the fragment of the roof tiles.
On the famous street Of Abundance
he has rebuilt even the upper stories
and balconies and restored the win
dows and facades. This gives a new
idea Of the style Of the city Uf pleas
ure.
A recently uncovered fresco repre-
sents Venus standing on a chariot
drawn by four elephants.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1913-04-03
After Material.

EdItoF-''Why do you persist in com
Ing here? / tell you don't buy fc-
don" Author-"oh, / don't wish to
zen any Of my stories. ! am writing
4 short serial. entitled The Ugliest
Man on Earth and came in merely TO
obtain local color"
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1913-04-03

The average girl treats q new &C
quaintance far better than she does
an old friend-so the old friend
thinks.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1913-04-03
nnnrrnintlnn cnmlnu.

-;You'll never realize your husbands
erne value until he has gone" coun'
sailed Mrs. Goodman. Il know It, re-
1IIed Mrs. Nagg. His life is In
1nped - Cincinnati Enquirer.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1913-04-03
RESINOL STOPS
SKIN TROUBLES

II you have eczema, ringworm, or
other itching, burning. unsightly skin
or scalp eruption, try Resinol 0int-
ment and Resinol Soap, and see how
quickly the itching stops and the
trouble disappears, even in severe and
stubborn cases. Pimples, blackheads
and red, sore, blotchy faces and hands
speedily yield to Resinol.
Resinol Ointment ana Resinol Soap
heal skin humors, sores. boils, burns,
scalds, cold-sores, chafngs and piles.
Prescribed by physicians for eighteen
years. All druggists sell Resirol Soap
(25c) and Resinol Ointment (50c and
81. Sent by parcel post on receipt Of
price. For sample Of each write to
Dept. OK, Resinol Chem. Co.. Balti-
more, Nd.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1913-04-03
Very sunnleIoua.

Crook Ito paD-Say. Bill. I haint
seen q detective In two months-y
don't suppose deg r loolin' far ma
De yer7-Puck.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1913-04-03
The Result.

EnsllSh FrIend-That gown you
nave on Is ripping!
American Duchess-Then ] am I'M
dsnsi
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1913-04-03

Speaking/of square deals, corner
in food products Is something else.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1913-04-03

do you care FOR drop celllngsl-
mot when The plaster fau1 doWns
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1913-04-03

wien you analyze the idea husband
M vim fnd that he hasn't the nerve
a IS anything else
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1913-04-03

TIN awfully afraid shall fall, Mr..
Gull"
"You needn't be, Miss SpoOner, III
support YOU"
'.ohl Archibald, this II 20 sudden"
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1913-04-03

nVI4 rad ne nboVs let1erf a neu
sas a1Delrs frou tine . Tina Ihey
- rraulne, true. nn9 ian % hulnas
-llal.ll.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-04-22
Zen 22Dc ApriI 1913.

ernie. Sra 9perne nopanOrcr nPiten
Iigeiaa mango apinoer iom R9uo,
meoenS ser ira 2anNNiitrifnrne no.
panorer bare SdIppartCu iaa mange
apirber iom Mtpuo. VltOiig nof no.
panorer Der Sobbelt iaa maltae Gu.
fer iom gnfcmenb, meoenS 6orbol.
oet er oulperot baaoe ior Sites %
ltgiftes 8eofommeuoe, i0et Der refer
2 Wpro for bper auinbe. af 190,.
600 llopanorere & Iorene t901-
1O) bar pper 100000 / GI0eren 10
pa gar. Sporfor uoOonorer man?
so Grocent augiper iom 8rlnS 0tan.
gel paa lsnnenbe Girfiombeo %
@anifeIi9beo peo at ica Soro til 81
erbom. 16 Hrocent REFER Tor Of leue
iomnen meo SantiIicn. Sper Ere.
oieporten al ltopauOrerre bar / Sc
ier1ere @at fauet tilicn0t BILLET cler
Reiiepeuge ira Imertto (eucr andre
2mnoe). Weaet faa llopauorere ben.
Ser hiem igien til 9torQe. Ger cr
ioaIe0eS fortioen bare 10000 Norif'
Irlerifanere boiat / RorQc. aomis
teens Snoitiliug bcbunole$ MI al
SuItit8oepartententet 0en oiI fom.
me for / Stortinget | 2sbet al ct gar
WfaaneoerS Sio.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-04-22
Or. Scmplctons 9ia innbet. 8,

~
6inIe meooeIeS Sen 3bic GpriI. Sbag.
moraeS SCI. 9 bIeo Or. SempIetouS
2ig funbet al ben Grpeoitiort, iom
0ireftsr SIem ierbte no iqoar og
iom fortiatte lin gfterieqninq ioag.
9iQet laa / ct @affehcI0 oeb Soart'
ronoanne, 7 ailometcr %ien6enior set
Steo, bppr man fanht Mr.. @arrens
Sig. &c miIitPre erpeoitioner baOs
Sc oaoet li9e forbt StcOet poa beggc
&anter boa6e Longer op % lGn8er
neo / @affen. De, iom fan6t 2iget,
bragte bet itrar ne0 til S%ogcrnut.
&c britgte 21a Sime puo of iragte
set oerneo. 8l. 1890 ofgif en Or
tromoifirte fra Sinie for at bente oct.
Gr. Drum fra SalinGonI cr font
met op iii Sinie for at ic 2i9et. Ste.
set, bpor Siget bIen hrnbct, lt8ger
ca. IS am. fra Sinic. 81. IL fom
9igct iii Sinie. @n SiQfiite par ale.
reoe bcItiIt op fra GrtItionin. Otter
2rQcrnoerieQeIim bIeo 2iget itror
pDntct % Iogt / aiitcn. Oct piI meb
Gitermi0oaqStoget imoraen bIiue
ieuot iii Bergen og Oerira meo
0ompifib 2sroog til NelucaitIc, bpor.
fra set pibere forien0es til On.
SempIetonS SiemiteO, &iImarrocf,
hpor @egrooeIien forcgoar. Mr. @ar.
rer8 Sig aigif / Sormiooag fra Ser
gen iii Sul. Gen en0clife 9e9otion
og aoniuIoterne / ariitiunia % Ser.
gen bIcp itrar te[egrnfiif ~unberrettet
ON 8lrnoet uf Or. EempIetonS Sig.
9igeioa hans SamiIic / Gnglano.
Gen afoeoes Sror, Ium oNioa Del.
fog / Sen ifipbneipan9re Sfitltr, al.
rciIte igonr Gftermioon9 fra Sinie og
ioug fra Bergen omborb paa 0omps
tibet "9enuS". @eo troaOIsit 3ele.
grant bleo tau itrnr uroerrettet ON,
of 8looerenS 2iQ bar Iunbet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-04-22
"Glparheim Wuieum".
Selge @rrinsSaaicns Samliuser al
geger % Snuitifatte.

Selge GGrinJsoaien, ben befien6.
te norife S~torbonoe. bar otter ppret
uOe og giort itore @Oginofieb, oenne
Sang / &is6enboOn, bpor ban poa
en- iterre Iuftion beo og fjsbte iao
neget, at BON opnooebe en- ipecieI
Smtale / oe banIfe 9lniier. Set ifol
orre qanife anielige Serfer, ban bor
facet Gag /, baaoe meo Senipn til
Storrelie o9 a~oItbarbeb. Sdo MI
fan man otter oppe / Gleprum pente
en- M 2aOnin9 nGrbifuGo Sfi6n. oq
6ogliteratur ienoenOe fra tin itore
WPcen.
Sr. 9prin5soaier er iom befienot
biemmebsrenoe / GIperum. 9erop.
pc eier ban en- itor gienbom. San
err oeSltoen / 9eiiO0elie al 2an0ct8
itsrite Bripatbibliotef; man ontager,
at BET ubgjsr ca. 10000 @ino. 8
u%miobelbur Nprbe6 al Sooeobpqnins
gen paa i'm @ien0om bar ban opfsrt
en- itsrre t~reetage8 9pgning meo
5aorn. Sn0e / 0Pnne gponinq loo
banL iaalangt Tlobier itraf til, Iogre
fine @prSiiager. Soaleoe8 ifoI ser,
eiter bpo6 TSolf poaItaar beroppe.
itaa &asie pun ao5ie filbe al @sger
/ @pgnir9en. Ger er oaian oertnoe
o~pbeparet en- beI Gel WaIerier, @nti.
foiteter oq andre oProihtISe Wuie.
umsgienItanbe. Men MI err al Bla68
oerinbe optaget, og bper mn Soriers
belle, iom fontmer opoper ira Sr.
8prin9saoien, moa benlRgges on.
oetiteos. SaoIeoes Ifal efter Sigen.
De 2aape9uIp, aiGIberrum o. (. b.
paa buns Gienbcm tiene Tom Sp.
lagsiteo for &Iasiifere / ioIib GaIbe.
ifinosbinb pg for &erfer forsbrig,
iom ban bar iifret fig.
: fit 5eitamente ifal Sprinssoa'
fen babe beitemt, at nRonte gpgning
meo belle tit foirbare SnbboIb efter
bans DOB fol tilioI6e 8pg6en iom
eft Ruieum unber Raon "gloarbeim
Wtuie1im". Oct er oltIammen goot
og bel NOT, men barre er Oct, of ser
in6e | Wuieumsbpguingen er obier.
oeret aoifilis Sop ium Sslge al
SrgtisbeS, iom life er ct ufienbt
Spnomen / Weirbuie. Sette pirfer
iamSipnIiepis ffaoelig baa @prbi.
gienitanoene | Samlin1en, bpiltet err
Spnb; men garingsoaien er en- Sri.
ginol, og iaalense BET itoar til BAN
of beitemme ON 9Dgningens geifai.
fenbeo os SnSbOIb, bIir ~ingenting
eiort iorelebis. I'll 9iensielb ier.
ger ban for itabis npe S~orienoeIier
opoper.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-04-22

Recoro". Spoo ieg snifer err en- Bog
for min Tatter. en- gammel BOG
gisr lamme 5ieneite lom EN- nm,
noar Den bare err meget itor og bar
iterft, iolio gino. Snr Sc en- iIig
BOG al iamme SisrreIie iom "Gon.
gresiioual Hecoro" at ienbe os, pilbe
boooe ieg % min 0otter isle os me.
get tafnemlige moo Gem"
Oct er uotltrliguiS en- fsrite Rau9s
"Scrap 9oof", oenne aoinoe oer6or.
te / California BIZ ifafie fig!
Gn 20 Aar gammel rig Game |
9ep Dort giitet Jig MI npltg meo en-
Manb poa 80. &c bIeu mart ltpen.
ner. gianoen baufet op i'm 9rub,
iom oerpoa Loo Wanoen arrGtere.
6or Hetten msote 9ruOen, oGffet
uieo Sur" % bcbPrgt meo 8ulo.
itas % Siamanter. Sun talte Ior.
itanoi9e ORD til Gommeren - elIer
bpao tpffeS eoer2 gun iogoe:
Seq bar en- SoSie. Seq q for
aGmmel til at BIZ Sruo. Seq sioroe
mig Iattcrlig. Get oeS ieg. Seq On.
ifer life, at min Susbouoe ifal fou,.
me / JGngiel. Sea oil bare, man
ifal boloc bdm pGf ira mig. Ga reg
negtet at lepe iammen meo baiu, LOG
ban mig, faitet mig opererSe %
ippnote MIG"
SPleren ber life fro, at oerne 80
Mar eamle Nauo er iaa ipprt slaS |
Snmlipet nlco i'm 20 Mar ganile
9ruo. San fsIer natirIigpis, at bar
ban ifuot en- 8uIOiugi. mao ban / oct
mlnoite ba nogle al bens Sirr. SSsn.
gen ltngoom meo iurb Soritato gif.
ter iig meo Ell Terion paa 20 aar
uoen at Ia uofsrt ct Itbet Reaneitpffe
| Sorpeien. aau ppennGpnte edmle
Sumc lioe i'm forboloSoiS uitse
"SusbOnoe" Serge NOT til at rutte
meb, piI bun rof Hippo for at Ieoe
'ummen meo baml gr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-04-22
9cn HDfc paa WaIen.

Den iioite al De Spgepleierifer.
Tom iillate Slorencc Rigbtineale /
arimfriaen og biitoo benoe meo De
Saareoes g!eie, osbe Saugireoda
poa Snttigbltiet / Ytinitcr. hpor bun
bar ttlbrogt Be iioite 81 aor. SerSes
gtaon bar emma Sang, og bun bar
befienot FOR oct itore Ytoo og ben
Snarroaoigbeb. bum Iagoe for ID.
gen poa arigsifueplaoien. so Mar
blcp bun, men benoes aloeroom bar
illlo al Spgbom, Smerter % Sottig.
Dom. Slorence Rigbttngale unoer.
itstteoe beube lige til i'm 9so, men
eaers Dor ser ingen, iom tPnfte paa
Den itaffels, forlaote aptnbe iom lda
mangioIbige @anqe baooe reiiferet
fit Sip for at biPIpe fine Teomenne.
ifpr
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-04-22

en- Stot. iOm life bebsper at mere
nogeniombclit 6rpgt for 5iIbdge.
gang al 6olfemrnaoen, or aongeri.
get RumGrrien, 5oIfetoqct tiItaeer
/ Ell belt iorbauienoe 8rab. s ga.
ret 1899 bapSc 2aroet bore iaa blot
6 Utilioner Snobpggere. Iu or 5al.
let alcrebe pofset til 7.200.0OO
SiGle. Chen oct 90. Iarbunoreoc
%begpnbte. er aItioa 6olfem9nsoen
goaet irem meb ca. 20 Grocent. en-
Gefit, Tom uoeIuffeube bar lin 8riino
/ SperIfuooet al 5soiIer, ga Srb.
oanoring til Ritmprien ioagootiom
life iorcfummcr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-04-22

Gsoen. San par loot | geitinoien,
meil if i'm Sanoelsuooarnelie | ais'
benbapn, bporeiter ban ouertog lin
SaoerS Sorretning poa ct. Groir.
Sencre tog ban SpboIo / Ganmarf
% befIroie | et Iarr9tfe meo 3pa'
tiebeS Stiuiugeu iont Gireftsr for
Dc oanife Giforieiabriffr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-04-22
3Dr TOM Spommere.

Ger iinoes mango ilinfe Spsmme.
re blanot 9preue. Set er en- fiertbt
Sag, at Sloobeiter er Ell ppperIis
Spsmmer, men at ogiau NPiebornet
% ben iaa flumpet ubieerbe GIeiart
bar gcSe Susmmere, tlrse opre
minSre betienbt. glefanterne fan |
timeois opbolbe FIG paa bpbt guno.
og / Srbien Ter man Dem oite iloffe.
uis iusmme ooer breoe Slober. ieln
ON ser er meget Iterf Strsm. Sgina
GenSSprene % elger er fIinfe
Susmmere. Spsere / Canada paa.
trRiier oite glgsopr iDsmmenoe
mi6t noe paa be itpre Snoiiser, man.
ee Mil fra 9arb. Ssbisrrer er fan.
bpnoe Den beoite Sosmmer blanbt
Gatteoprere. Nau bar triiiet S.
bisrne iosmmenbe inotil 4 norIfe
Mil ira 2onb, 90 bet bar upret soot'
short, at DC life moerpeis bar brepet
paa Ssflag. Soften ipsnmer no.
merfet og 8riien iosrrmer I'll Sioer,
iua oct err en- emit at ie. Gfornet er
ogIaa Ell ilinf Spsmmer. Wan bor
giort Sorisg meo @forr, fsot 90 op.
oofset / Sangerffab. Mur bar ia.
T { Mr. f&ge ~ r1G,
alia III D.. be tco& De- &C.
orig ier bar bapt Irleonins iii at
ioemnle, fommet iig ilano iaa bur.
tiat, of man cite life bar tiinnet iar.
ge Dem igier. Get CT meset NOR.
iomt at ie gforu BONNIE. &c Dol.
ser nertlig Sopebet og Sorfroppen
oper ganbet. meoens Hatfeu % Rps.
aer err unber Sano. Sc inotuger
altiaa iamme Stiaing, iom Rerne.
fer, Ser "trPoer Sisen~.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-04-22
SpSsialo. aomponiiten grnit

SDosialo. &~omponiiten Grnit
Senneberg er bsS, 76 aar al.
8ro8ierer aarl grincfer | Bel.
Re er afgaaet peo 9soen.
Otter iou Cages Spgeleie er
fbp. acknowledgment g. 6. Nar.
uuorb aigaaet PED DOZEN, ca. 81 aar
al. San fcm / 1866 / S~elegrafp1.
ienets Sienete, / builfen ban iiben
1870 bar aniat / a~isbenbaun. berai
tiIiibit iom geitprer al Stationen |
Interchangeable.
- en- ALDER al rs aar er ibo.
apniul 8. 8. S6oubpe aigaaet peS
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-04-22
"Seeprab Special"
Gu biuis, net % goo ~ ifin
Yris $1,000
9ente Wtaiftm % "Yoitet" ct Mar. ........S17.O 90

5or at tltreosihae spsrssmonet eer en- COB spnattn til en- IaDue
gns END "$usoeunen"s npe isrIerangs Oo6euer, bar pt foruaaet bore
SabrHanter til at forarbetbe en- rtstg goo Og btns gsaftn, icm ut bar
falot "Oecorab Special. Gen er fuloten6g mooerne, bar bstarmet
@afinbobe, er sOt pOeret hort: emoie meO 9ecukOmnntot 5onrtnser os
auslelagerhatip, % er uoFpret HpO automatic 2stemefantsne til at
brtnge $obet pa Glabs. Sen ir let o. roHg % gir feHfrte aHubeftns,
On aOo % ffhr 5amilidpmafn ium hi trpst fan anbefale til benz,
tsis gidsr iOrbbr benz at fjsbe en- at Dc Hpe "Sasusnnen". ROOeasr.
9Kie Waftner lseiom ale bore sur9e "SusOerren" saPafner e. iaa sobt
in asiureret peb bort 10aars garauibeuis, font baget % unberiteDet,
meoisIser bper @eaftn. en- Snfrufdonsbo9 paa norf fstger HeeIebes
ueo bper IPaHn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-04-22
Sploinotratcrne bar iislae Ntet

Sploihofrgfcrne nar t'slge gteo'
oeIelie fra OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES | So.
mar aoortal 1913 ubaiort 1895
900 SIR. moo II, 10000 SIR. | So.
mar apartaI 1912. Rettoinotegteu
bar / 6tronSaaret 1928 pPret
53,363, 900 Ser. moo 900 SIR.
/ S%irtnnsaoret 1911-12, aItiaa en-
Sremgang al 5,690,000 SIR.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-04-22
era Danmdrf.
Surameiter Sdiprriuas S~carapeIie.

aoIotnB gpraao peotos i lit WsSe
Den 4be april, at ailmobe aiSsbe
9orgmeiter Shsrriugs Samilie ON
StlabeIie I'll at Iobe Den IibsbeS 9e.
8rapeIie ioreeaa paa gpens @efoit.
nina