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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-10-20

what love taT W. ",
A.-Some young men OF 81 do,
Some never know. Sometimes n
boy OF 10 knows more about true
love than the man OF S0-nnd some
times he doesn't. Age iH going out
OF fashion. and the faster II gets
out tho better | will Ike II. Peo-
plo are more mlaludgod by tho
number of years they have lived
than by any other one thing The
number OF years doea not make us
old or young. II II the spirit We
show--our real solves. We truly
never get old. but get wiser, and
have better judgment as we de
velop. Some seem 10 come into
this world wiser than others, and
those know earlier than others
what true love II. well as other
good things.
OIL have written yon three lot
tors. but have s-~n no answer, Won't
you please tell mo what viii stop my
hair from failing outs I viii be y~rp
thankful JUST A OfUf..
Al answered ono OF your let
ters. You must have missed pa.
per. wish those asking answers
would keep tab on the papers. Tor
replying 10 the same person twice
cuts some one else out OF the space.
SO many different thing cause
the falling OF hair that Il ~ impoH
slble 10 prescribe with no more In.
formation than you give. However
20 massage the scalp with n very
little bit OF yaseline on tho tips OF
tho fingers tends 20 keep the
scalp healthy and may prevent the
falling OF hair.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-10-20

Q-wsaid n h~ = sin my part
N . should. On my death bod. make
my wife pr"sni-- mo she would never
marry again- Do~.n't death finish
tho marriage relation on either side.
es doc. " i~sv- tho living ono fr-~ 10
do ne he uke~f TAX PAYER
Al suppose ron must oonhide
your wife will bo dead when yo'
leave her for tho other side.
think she will be a fool II sh'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-10-20

o. am . young siri. and VIII be
ia IN. last Of the y-~r, Z has. lots
Of ,ouns mon friends, and Ike th~fn
ali but one I bas. told him 'l"r
and again that Z do not hhc MN
stlll he romc~,
n. has made terrible threats bo-
r.,u., 4 won't quit ms other ifi"n"s.
%. ha. proposed several times ann
have told him I do not care ..r
him, and that I am too y"unk he
said he would walt. and ! t"'a nv"
"Na."
". say. tho other young msn arc
not III for mo Go talk Ia. tfe got
drunL because I would net dance WIN
hira at . party. and no smokes anu
as sure a. ! am y mom~nt ai"ne WIN
him. he trie. TO kiss ms. ! d"nt
thtpk thi. proper. How can ! ra
my.~if % hlm- Hoping tea r"n
help ue. Nu"h''"
At you have parent OF
guardian. have him speak TO th'
Young man. II this has no effect
have lawyer write him a letter
telling him what 10 expect u ne
conti1u TO annoy you
Il = queer what an exalted opin
Ion Just being in love gives some
men. No matter what the habits ol
such men are, they think them
selves paragons OF virtue. and nc
other man III TO even speak to tholi
idol They are 20 be pitled. but u
they won't behave with reasonablt
treatment. they must DO compelled
to
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-10-20

Q.--Pi~sse tell m. how . enn oh
tain n position either In the United
States secret service or tho lighthouse
s-rsiro- MtAHitt X
A-You will have 10 pass civil
service examination for either. You
can get full Information by writing
or ingulring at the civil service bu-
reau. federal building. Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-10-20

On eating an oyster I found =
prar aboat the slse 81 two pin heads
rhrr~ !. no je~ei~r In this small
pls-~, aud I would like In know
whether ! can set anything Tor H.
4 WOMtS.
A.-That will depend on the pur.
lty OF tho pearl No one could pos.
aibly toll without seeing u. and az
I am not an expert in that line
could not tell them You viii have
10 take Il TO flrst.class icweleT
10 learn It's value.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-10-20

A-Severnl years ago ! played
indoor tennis. and unless the mod
ern indoor game is more strenn'
Gus then II was then. YOU Will not
got the exercise you do IN the out
door game. However II Is pleas
ant game. know OF no public
place where Il is played.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-10-20

Owe arr two rir. who have
door sports Now that winter u Hp-
preaching. n 10 hard 10 continue
them. We have hoard Of indoor ten
nis. but know Of no place where u IL
played. Can you give u. informa-
tlans NM NETTI AND HIONnt
Franklin's paper the Denver star., 1913-02-15
Smart Set Clubs Annual Carnival.

The Smart Set Athletic CLUB in Brook.
lyn will hold its third annual monster
carnival under the sanction of the
Amateur Athletic union at the Forty
seventh regiment armory on Wednes-
day evening. March 90. Chairman J.
Hoffman Woods has plans well under
way for the accommodation Of patrons
and special invited guests. He has
also formed an honorary committee Of
prominent citizens to cooperate with
the committee Of arrangements and the
officials of the club.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-03-07

Under the social Ideals Of China
every man IN anxious to marry. but no
man is permitted to seek a wife for
himself. The contract of marriage is
always made by u third party, and
often Il man finds himself bound to an
imbecile. Insane or chronically els
eased wife. whose father has paid
the marriage broker IL high price to
get her T. husband.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-03-07
Siek

In d study of mountain sickness
guinea pigs have been kept In Il rare
fed atmosphere corresponding to that
ut an attitude Of three mites or more.
They showed tuurked poisoning effects
and Other symptoms Of ira riers AT
great hpighfs. and II IL teneit,drd that
mountain sickness IL 4 result Of auto
tntexicatiup frnri Temporary disturb
snce OF the function OF the Kidneys.
Wiltfuiness.
To willful men the Injuries that they
themselves procure must be their
schooling Shakfsppa y. 70
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-03-07
She Was So Waggish.

Who says women have no sense OF
humor? A New York girl invited a
number OF her friends to n chicken
dinner, then took them out into the
yard to watch her feeding her poultry.
Transcript.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-03-07
Business SUGGESTION,

"Why doesn't that line stand ut at.
fentonT' said the young man at the
military parade.
II suppose" replied his friend, the
feiephenp girl. ait IL becntise the lines
busy."-BaItim0re American
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-03-07

and tableaux added much to the spec
tacular features Of the week. Prom
inent among the women were.(1}
Miss Alberta Hill, Of New York; t2),
Mrs. r. C. Burleson, grand marshal
of the parade; (3), Mrs. Street, and
(4) Miss Tepley. The Culver mill
tary cadets, escort of Vice President
Marshall, attracted much attention.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-03-07

Washington. March For the
first time In history women who have
or who want a vote took an active
part in the Inauguration Of a presi-
dent. Not that they helped Mr..
Wilson take the oath of office, but
they formed an important part of the
general excitement, and their parade
Dewey County advocate. [volume] (Timber Lake, S.D.) 1910-1913, 1913-04-04
BURMESE SUPERSTITION.

A curious idea among the Bur
nese is that people born on the same
day of the week must not marry,
ind that if they defy the fates their
anion will be marked by much i'll
luck. To prevent these disastrous
marriages, every girl carries a record
Of her birthday III her name, each
day of the week having a letter be-
longing to it, and all children are
called by name which begins with
that letter. It is rather hard if the
Marys and Marks of Burma fall in
love with each other as in this coun-
try. Unlike other Oriental lands,
The young people are allowed to mar
~ as taste dictates, subject only to
the birthday restrictions.
Dewey County advocate. [volume] (Timber Lake, S.D.) 1910-1913, 1913-04-04
DESIGNS FOR. THE NURSERY
Decorations Many Mothers Like to
Make, and They Are Not Hard
to Accomplish.

Decorations for the nursery are
now the fad of the modern mother,
who often prefers to execute her
own designs in order to express her
individual taste upon her little ones.
What are called '1ife motifs" or
studies from nature are at present
popular designs for decoration and
can easily be achieved.
Take single large sheet of water
color paper and on this paste q va
riety Of cut out white paper animals
which are to serve as a frieze. At
regular intervals Of twelve inches
paste one of these animals, dog,
cat squirrel, kangaroo or any kind
of bird. All these must be cut out
of white paper, though a little va
riety is afforded by giving yellow
bills and red feet to the chickens.
The walls above and below this
fricze of white animals may be
painted in tan color and so serve as
restful background to the decora-
tions.
Trees for the motifs are also cx-
cellent and should be conventional
in shape, modelled something on the
lines of the Noah's ark type. Both
large and small are cut out of white
paper and colored respectively dark
green and yellow and crimson. Two
green trees, arranged side by side
may be alternated by red and yellow
and thus give charming effect.
The ssbird" motif in the brilliant
colors of every gay hued parrot
robin redbreast, bird of paradise
etc., is also highly effective on
background of gray cartridge paper
and invariably please a nursery O.
children.
Dewey County advocate. [volume] (Timber Lake, S.D.) 1910-1913, 1913-04-04
Annual Town Election.

Notice is hereby given that the
annual Town Election of the Town
of Timber Lake will be held on
Tuesday, April 18th. from 900 a.
m, to 400 p. m. at the Hollands
worth Greenman Lumber Office, at
which time there shall be elected
Trustee Ist Ward
Trustee end Ward
Trustee 3rd Ward
Clerk
1 Treasurer
I Justice of Peace
Assessor
from the qualified electors of said
town.
Dated this end dav of April, IoI 3
w. H. Waterbury, Clerk.
Dewey County advocate. [volume] (Timber Lake, S.D.) 1910-1913, 1913-04-04
lRBOR DAY WILL BE
VERY BUSY ONE HERE
RRANGEMENTS TO Be MADE WHEREBY
EVERYONE WILL HAVE PLENTY TO
DO THAT DAY.

AT the last meeting of the town
board they ordered the clerk to
purchase 5000 willow seedlings
M three different kinds and several
Varieties of seed. 1t has been sug-
Eested and plans are under way to
ket the work of planting these
Trees contributed. Every able
bodied man in Timber Lake and
bear vicinity who is interested,
hill be asked. under this proposed
arrangement, either on Arbor day,
which has been fixed by the COVER
hor as Tuesday, April 22nd. or
lome other day near that time, to
furnish at least one days hard la
or to the planting of these trees.
The details of the arrangement will
Fve as a timely warning to all
Rublic-spirited persons that there
Work to be done.
Probably a tenth of these willow
edlings will be placed along the
yade across the lake and the bal
nee around the lake shore. The
ne seed will be strewn along close
the supposed water line and
sked in and if the season is fav-
Fable considerable Of it might
pw. AT any rate it is not an ex-
psive experiment and is worth
town board has also made
ents 81 hsys shs I ], sssssyl I ! I','|
Dewey County advocate. [volume] (Timber Lake, S.D.) 1910-1913, 1913-04-04
GETTING READY.

Bowler-All ready for the bowl
ing season! 1 thought you were go
ing to make extensive improvements
in the alleys this summer? I don't
see any.
Proprietor-Great Scott, man, the
alleys will be fully six and half
inches closer to the bar than they
were last ear!-Puck.
Dewey County advocate. [volume] (Timber Lake, S.D.) 1910-1913, 1913-04-04
CHANGE IN OWNERSHIP
OF BUSINESS PLACE
ANDREW WOLffR SELLS HIS MERCAh
BUSINESS AND ca FLOWER us /
MEAT MARKET.

Andrew Wolfer. the pioneer nls
chant of Timber Lake. has sold
general mercantile business, stcl
building and interest in lots td.
c. Knudtson of New England
d. The deal had been in the pre-
cess of negotiation for some tilII1
but final terms were not agreed Ap
OH until last Saturday. The tot1
lcosideration was approxinlatelyT
$4,000, a part Of which is reTfe1
sented by a section of land WlliSl5
Mr.. Wolfer takes in at an agreed
price, the balance being paid u
money. q
Mr.. Wolfer has been one oftil
best of boosters for everything1Q
interest to Timber Lake and viciri
ity, contributing largely in rnor6
to every good enterprise and th!
people are sorry to see him EoS
however, his successor has kad
much experience in the boosting
business in new western towns ard
if he concludes to remain withtt
will be worthy successor to Mr.
| WOlfer in this respect. He is zf
the present time owner Of largS
general mercantile store atsNew
England and is as yet undecided
whether to dispose of thissstock
here. or as much as cannot ~ con-
veniently moved, at treduced priceSS
Ter .. te g. disposs oi sI.;s N
fstofe afidf come mere, of flsh D6(ll
places. He will decide this matter
within the next few days.
c. A. Flower has sold out his
meat market to Walter Mcdonald
and Ward Phegley of Promise.
Mr.. Flower simply sells the busi-
ness, stock, ice and tools and has
leased to the new proprietors the
buildings.
Mr.. Flower has been a very ex
tensive farmer and stock man and
finds that his shop interferes too
much with his other work. We
understand that his successors are
practical'men who know the bust
ness and should do we'll.
Dewey County advocate. [volume] (Timber Lake, S.D.) 1910-1913, 1913-04-04
TAME.

f'George has told me all the secrets
sf his past"
"Mercy! What did you think of
them? ?"
81 was awfully disappointed"
Dewey County advocate. [volume] (Timber Lake, S.D.) 1910-1913, 1913-04-04

railroad, in the vicinity Of the ele-.
vator, fenced, broken up and
cropped this year with an idea of
setting this tract. which consists of
about FIVE or six acres. planted to-
trees of fairly good size next year.
Dewey County advocate. [volume] (Timber Lake, S.D.) 1910-1913, 1913-04-04

is sent out first. And you can be sure it
has been here long enough to be thoroughly
dried and seasoned. Ever had any expert
ence with green lumber? If not, don thank
er after it. Take the experience of others
and use only the seasoned kind, the only
lumber we sell.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-09-26
Sra Gle I WaIocrS, Torec.

Set er bel 1ieIben at ser itaar noaet
fra 2ie / bette @Iah. Nen gle bar
icuot mango tratite Mrnn 90 artns
rcr ober "@laambren", iaa uoaen Orb
ON Pin % Sprbolo / benue bofrc SieIbs
bnoo bill rof tli Irit meb Srteresic %
brfte bnfre Iinber og hiemlIioe SsleIz
Ter hos mango. Snrmerens irople
5io er III iuart forbi. 6eet Tom bel
tiereet / &its, % bct Ter eIlers llo til
at bli ct Qobt Nar oper belle 9inieu.
&riierne tiger boa 6usonr 90 Nfornat.
Rpr bra aier bIep IihIte Nar betoIt op
til ar. 200. Weu pna famine Sio er
NrbeibsIennen iteaet. On bra Sieneite>
out tiener mi ca. 3r. $50 %gieunems
Initlig ON Gneer. Men @enoerue err
iiIfrebs. Sc Dnrfcr op lin 2oro oe bbas
Ger ii9 nne t~io5nrslige 6uIe. Rutee
ulttomobilerne inter 9%ienuem 9n9ocr
fire @a19c On, Gaqen oa t~orreipouoe@
rer 1ncb Wotorbaabe paa Epin og @hge
sin. Store Sorauoriu9er er itet paa
fnd Nnr.
On @intcren briber llu9oontsIaget
"Sptunheimen" ct Qoht SplnsninasdrS
beioe bIanht Sen opuorenoe Sl9at. Sc
Driber meh gang. GbI9suins, baaubs
~Itreoen NoiS % Goreorag, ofte al frems
ntene SaIcrc, ON belpreube gnuer.
Weget iii Sinoer for BETTE Gplnsniuess
arbeibe er, at Set intst SoriamIinsshus
inbes / 2ie. ct Irbeibe for ct iaos
Saut er berior netpp optat. Solicit biz
ier itor CiieroiIie. Manee bar teenet
iie for optiI so or. GiitrittsIpgen
6araIo 2phc bor enbo9 git ar. 100.
Ren bet foiter at bn9se, iaa imao Sore
bpIbe iom BET err Der. Set er uel fam
ife mango u~bpanorebe. iom meb @lRhe
o9 Sdt uI benhtte N~nleorinoen til at
Irgae for 9oseu lin CfferoiIie oe lit
6ierteIae. oeb at itstte fin ti4re 6iems
bpoo / bette gapnliae S~oretaqenoe. @is
nrng. hpor ir1aa Be eno er, moptaae5
oerfor meo Sat al Carer q. Gpoal.
2ie, @aIbers. "@ian9e @ptte imoa
gier en- itor No". 6por itorartet full
De Set life bare, ON 6uIet itoo frrbig
Sommeren 1914, oa ui iaa Der tlinSe
bpIee Seit for bore u~bpunSreSe Benz
uer og S%lGgtnineer, nanr be tommer
biem paa 8fiss / SubiIGumsaaret.
St. s.. 6ermunoitao.
Zie, 20Se auenit 1918.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-09-26
Sooer lite soot
Snaem Dob @rmno
6an fun life ioue

@rfeIte Merueifcr fan fife iooe.
Der ipneS life al ppre nnqen ipeciel
@runo. De liner fife al noqen Soa.
Dom / Heroeinitemet. 6~or6sielien
er aIminOelia 600. Te lener ct aan.
tie rcqelmrsiiat Gin. Ge fan maa.
lie rsge liDt eler 0riffe li0t, men /
Oct belle ierer sc et orocntlig Gin. Ga
boa fan De life iooe qoot.
3crucccntrene er fun fomre fist
no al Sigcprqt. Get er aft. 7e
ittloe bane en- li0en "Cpitramnina".
Ct Stnrfemiobel oil ialmtnoellq.
hco norettc bette, hois oct er oct ret.
te. Koruna or retop oct rette Stur.
temiooel. Toropielien pdaifunoes
0eo Eeruna WaDeu er tom "a ipr.
ola til al 6nIlc ior &attpn. Gtrfu.
l1troneu bliper liQelil foroelt. Sier.
nen bIiper beirict for al Tnidmlin1
o. &rritation.
Ferurd uirtcr pdd hber 9IoSodre
/ SuItemet. Gen pirfer oaa ale
2%tcrpccertre. Nan besnroer at iouc
% ucO uuiteu life buortor.
1da ira en- leiteiulo til Ell Spiie.
iteiulo al Reruna Tor huert Iaol.
tib &u0elv fau uot en- S~piiefefulo
prre %neOpeuoil peO Senqetio. ltoor
S~spnleShcheu err meget baaroHaffet.
6oriss oct fln. fiGre Robo. Dit
pil bltpc GIao ON DIT aisr. Gn STo.
tie nil %oOerheUiic Sia. Terlma or
life noacn Sopcnebiciu. Oct err et
nerpcimrfcuNc Mtiooel. Zen iuoe.
boIoer life @eoeuelieSmioler. '9en
bar iutet al oct Slag5. Gen err Tim.
pclthcn en- reguIercHoe Comic.
Suert Stem bur0e rare iorinnet
mo oen iioite lloqopc al "Sas Of
Siic", Der ietoes frit al Reritna 60.
Columbus, ohio.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-09-26
WenIiee Orb.

6erpeb inhieubcs nor Sub1riptior
for fonmeunc Nor. ba set oiIhe brrs
os plat umrIist at bere "SoIten" for
uhen. Sen biGIper os iinpcIthcu til
at "qctta along" - Set CT bet belle.
%i trufcr meb rrbchig Satncmmes
Iigheb pnn Sen Moub, 1om frrit be-
gpnote ar rhQipe "2ecornh Soften. %
vi gienlmer bans @ortrrt ian1t bans
% bans 9uitrus gioernfi bInnbt bort
tiGreite Gle. Web al fin Sober, gGrc
o1 @cIitono bIep 9. Nnunhieu aItib sr,
al bore egne.
ga, "8piten" finSer @eieu til fac
bel Satti9eS iom &iaes Siem, % noset
npriomt iom "8eb Grnen" mantte bi
bnne at lGie, mebeus hi rbbbeoe %
frembroete belqeuoe Ngre og potrc
1iem Der I uornlige Minueiotas Bib
MS. @uita.
SoItpnn, Minn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-09-26
SiI Gcfpitalss %
VI sTonspennerne

Set er en- Sag, Tom Iig9er mig me-
get q Sierte, % ipm jeg ian 9ierue,
siernem Yresien, piIoe freinlpgge for
BEN fjere 2rier. Set err nemIig anz
saaeube SpfereIIen al Bet itore noriie
Sairpietp Soipital Der neo 3iberiioe
Yarf, minneapolis. gainn. Weo i'm
operprbentIig oofre geIiggenbeo paa
Nisii5iippis heie Sant, omtraniet
al 2epIfog. Iiseoperfor llniperiitetets
imltte Campus, - biz bette Soipis
tai meo lin fire gtnses ~prrstiee Spss
ming bi en- Frpo for iiue Smgibelier
- Ell Rsniterboipital, lom belle BEN
norIfzameritanite 9%efoIfnine fan bore
elane al at frempiie. 6oipitaIsbeitp>
relien, Der MI bill gna igoug meb Spfss
reIlen ar benne mpmenta!e Spguine,
bpi5 @runbmur CT laet. Ter iig neppe
iitanb iii al ppfere BEN belle @pguing
nteb engaug, ON life @euuerne niIoe
trroe itetteuNe til, oe BET bar / benne
anleoning ieg biIbe iaa rette en- iuoer>
Zig @su iii ale ion fan. om at nGre
meo at reiie bette @iinocboipital iheit.
Nu, ba Ben i%tisnue, tore Screenings
Tag bar boret ia frem / aIes Siro,
ter bet neiaa bic zig, at ct uorifsnmes
ritanif airtenrbeiSe iom Sette centraIe
5oipitaIs SpiereIie, osina foru1aar at
iamle ON iis Ell teri Snteresie fra
ale foreninespenIiee airtefoIt.
SoIpitaIsforeninaen bar o9iaa eipet
HlIm ior benre Sdnte, peo al inoorIge
beeae De / Spilinsbperue reiioerenoc
Samfiuos 6orm9ub, lonr seresmeos
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-09-26
TN WorS Ma0o.

5 ~ipenife Blade cirfulerer / elsie
2oge isIaenoe 8ienaipeIic AZ en-
Wors 9rep fiji fine Gstre, ifrepet
I1777:
"Haar s. mine flare Tstre, or
hos @euner al eberS eaet aieu eucr
hos SIegtninaer. iaa opisr eoer
meget 9rbart Haar De unae M9no
tommer, ioa pas neie poa, al be
life iaar ie eber. Tor ! aaar ill
boroS. : ifoI "a neie innift for
Dem "a belle Siben bolhe ginene
reoilogne &c for oft / Ieroeu life
poo Dem. oct raoocr lea eoer Ill!
Snhlah eoer life / Samtole mco
Dem pc6 9oroet. % mar : bar
init. aan ga inh til eOers anmmcr
% ItpnQ loren, gr : noe mco
cNcr@ Skinner. 'aa mdn : opisre
eher neaet onitpnoig SaI helit
lite mcb uoaen lutge Wrnb. men
tan Set life mbpnoeS. ioa iil bare
ia oa mel. anm frcnifor0lt ihu at
I'piie li0ct req 9orbet. cller ellerS
bIir : hoIbt FOR at nrre ~uoounehe.
Sitebet fan : ipiie IiNt ON Morac.
nen paa eberS aommcr. ior at :
Ifal fu1ne lib6e onitunoiat peN 9ors
bet. Grit aIoriQ mere ems en- @on1.
"a ifiGnteS ser mere | @lo5ict, ioo
Lao oct itao, % iremiornIt: &c
eoer life omfrina pcn SorNet, men
iIan 2inene reb % bolo 0oucoct
nrerIiQ. &piS DC mlae Mpuo ia.
Ter til eoer, iom oere& @one cr,
ido iunr Dem life, % bpncr Sc eNer
ct ifrpGet sghIe eIlcr ctpar, iao lao
benz liQqc.
Mcr er set 'aa, at roRen | SrQt
% 9Gre beairrer coer. ian bcupis
hom til eoerS TamiIie, men ieIp ifnl
s life tale meo bnm. Nnar eberS
Slpgt % @cnuer, hos hpern : er,
uoicr en- Wuno til coer, ino ppr for
neiet meo BAN, men BOAT eocr bel
Tor at tale mco bam; hi ManhS'
perioncr bor uogct opcr ii9, iom let
fan i"orisre.
Sommer Fan beSua9tet og nil
tale meo ehcr, ofui8 bonn meo isl.
genbe Orb: Opfer eoer life ioo
biprpt, men bent, til Chen er inoe.
@aa bio, buor : Dor barre, "a boIo
eoer bortc ira mig iuOtiI hi blir
gifte."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-09-26

@co ears 6sniett. 9ibpcmina Mih.,
er oeenarfrrte 9rIrt occricnSt mia "a
buorior anittcrine hcrcen frrrr'erbcs.
Sanltistn fremienScr iep pnn 9er-
iers Soanebsrns @eonc en- rrbseio Ga!
for @aben iii bier Al 8iberne.
"a ser for noaeu Sis iinen uSfom
Rnatc her uin. at SombnoSinoer | grnes
rita hanne 'nt NrbeiSe ianno iii SuSs
i%nmIiua AZ @nper iii ct MINerSomshiem
her. bIep Ser iior @IG0e bIanot nance
al Dem. iom paa lin MSerbon tiuoe
nntdpe at BIZ ncnt iii al erholoe Rat
tiqirroeritctteIie. % Ser bar orret inofs
tet meaet ON, hnorpiNt ser pirfeItp
bier nuact aeinltnt hcrnf. Nu ba 4enr
gene fom. bIep ser TOR SiIirebshcb
oa SnfnemmclisheN bIouSt ale 5oauee
bern hcr opcr hetic Eorctaaerhc. tom
neb Sitterhch Til tinra0e iii. at man
Qe aamtIe. uhIihte @irnN 90 Gninher
ton ian lepe Ell biz "a lntteliq gIbcrs
som, nanr Gjerunet eueana tnmmer
iitanS. IQe iom tonmcr til at til
brirac fine aanIe Sage pua Sirmmct.
piI meh rrbfhie SotnmmeIiphch min
Deg eubner @iper, bpiS Napnc oil hi
iamIet % inblnt / @IaS % 3amme
% opbruat pan 0~G0er5pInNicu / 6iems
met.
@ioernes Tanne "a Wiubct ON Sc
res roIe nn aobe ~6oretoqeuSe niI .hIi
beo i,iemnlet hRnQc eiter ben Sio.
al Der porcr % sror &omiter paa bore
@rdbc.
ON Ser IfnIbe bGrc Herc Snmbhp-
binaer / Nmeritd. Ser moattc su'tc at
bare men I setie GhIe Sorctaaenhc. iau
mootaQer lea uIeb iterite Sufncmmelio
hen freutbeleS Gaper ! ianrme Eiemeo.
9Grbsoigit
Npnreas 6eiieth.
TntyieitnretS Sormauo.
6oiietb / Sorien 25oc Aua. 1913.
SjI o~pen'taacnbe TtaI ieo %tiIfeie, nj
lea frenheles er u'tiQ til at mootooe
ole 9ibrng, iom ! pner ino, beierqe
Nem oiienOt til 9,brac, iamt @toitterc
ior famine. /, Cars 3erleth.
Sibpeming, Iid 15oe Sept. 1913.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-09-26
Sfatteu | Tract.

6ra Suforeit bcretteS isIaetOe
lille &iitorie:
On iottil Staftnr. iont hopoe
paotaact Tia at huQac neo ct gam.
melt TrG. ionbt / Ben huIc Stom
me Ell rScrnaruNe mcn @ulNuurter
ira IoritlcIliac AnrhmNreoer. llocn
at alrre noaet &picn al Trnoet too
ban Sfntteu un0cr grnen % braate
Sen til ct ijftert Steo.
Vod eli eIler ouoen Ntua6e tom
imiNlertih EoIitiet un0er @eir meO.
at Der bar imtott Gcnae / 1ruct.
og M}onocn fit Sr0re til at uOle-
berc Nrnterne. "a SEN lutfeliae
6inner imiolertio iaa0e 9fei. hIeu
Der Erocc@ Gaa i'm Aopofat5 Rna6
'criporebe MnnScn ia mco. al Set
ridtianof / 2ouen uor paabuot At
%n'Icpcre ole &rroiiaaer. ion man
'onet / Sor0en Men lrpr Iioo
life nppnt i ser GorbinNcIie.
Wan er ipGnot pou at ic. buor.
Icec@ Gonmcrcu / Pufareit uil areie
ocnnc &onifcIiQhco. 9iercn AZ
@rnnoen hpor Grpet hauSc itaaet.
off ltror iaarq meo at huaae reS
ole line lrUr, met life en- Sent
innbt ban.