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The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-11-21


passing throng. Once spotted, it be-
came a target for all kinds of mis-
siles, such as paper wads, soaked
towels, and one unfortunate Panama
went skithering from the head of its
wearer, borne along by well-direct-
ed bar of soap.
The infection had spread to the
merry group in the Huldane Office.
One of the ingenious trio of misses
had thought of new projectile. 1t
consisted of a paper bag filled with
water and tied with a piece of string.
Miss Preciosa Huldane, who had
just arrived in the family automobile
to take her brother, Ransom Hull
dane, home, smiled indulgently at the
excitement Of the girls. Then NOV
ing to the window and gazing down,
her eyes, lit upon the crown of a neat
but weather beaten straw hat, al
most within dropping range from her
lofty height. It's wearer was brisk,
erect and pleasing appearing young
man. The spirit of mischief seized
her unaccountably.
"Give me the bag, quick" she
called to the girls. "
Preciosa drew back slightly in
some dismay from the window frame
as she witnessed the commotion her
impulsive action had created. The
weighted paper bag had grazed it's
destined target, the straw hat. This
it had knocked promptly from the
head of the wearer. .-.......
The bag had struck the stone
pavement 1t burst with report like
the explosion of an automobile tire.
Its contents spattered over the owner
of the hat He naturally looked up
wards, and Miss -Preciosa caught a
fitting sight of a 'reproachful but
handsome face. Then Dale Winters
made a dash to recover his hat. This
had rolled towards the curb. The
wind sent it under the wheels of a
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-11-21
Had Knocked the Hat From the Head
of Its Owner.

parafined paper bag from a water
bottle. .---.. .-.-.s:...-..
1t was the I'd of September, the
postponed STRAW Hat" day of the
year. The sensible Office girls of Hull
dane & Co. were usually precise, and
dignifed, but they could not resist
folly as it flies. All day long from
the great skyscraper building, mis-
chievoUs Office boys and teasing type
writers had gazed from the window
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-10-03
Utah consolldate1.

Ctan Consolidated directors are OK
rogted 90 meet some time within tho
coming TWO weeks and declare a quar-
terly dividend of 80 cents a share Dur
ing the first six months OF this year
thD company earned $l25 ana paid 81
IN dividends on ITS stock. II is under
stood that the same rate of produc-
lion is being maintained and that the
company is Dcntntine considerably
now from the higher price of copper.
I'm yirv on its strong position tin1n-
Ci"lly ari its ability to maintain orc
reserve while kycpiug mp O. produce
ton that Yields profits Of s. to $50 a
snare a1ruallv this comnluy's stock
is certainly entitled TO sell much high
en- ''m ..s ur.-eut price OF So 30. says
Il. l.. Walker
CRANKY stock sold down this week
about seven points below its resent
highest price. Although there was
hoays rlIns by traders ON tho de-
cliuo "a, stock was sigou excellent
supuuu ar1 quickly recovered one or
two points from the lowest This re-
action Eae fully warranted, in view
Of ta. extremely rapid advance pro-
stock o. su attractive speculation
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-10-03
Makes Them Look Rlsaannt.

The French police have way Of
their own of handling criminals who
object to being photographed Instead
OF pillng half dozen detectives on the
obstrepcrouS rascal. getting all con.
cerned red eyed and heated, the French
detectives carefully strap the sinner to
a large wooden cross. His arms and
legs are made fast. large surcingle
surrounds his middle. and his chin Is
proWcd at the right onglc rEcn the
strapped individual r. carried to the
photograph gallery in the police sta.
ton. the light is turned ON. the pbotog-
mpher focuses his camera, lights II
cigarette and sits down to wait No
matter how desperate the man under
arrest may be-, the time will come when
from sheer fatigue he will permit his
features to slip back to their proper
place Then-click-the trick is turn.
ed.-ianSaS City Star.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-10-03

means of which they can be carried
and commend themselves 10 the fas
tidiouS woman by their simplicity and
indil duality.
White Kid hand bags. embroidered in
colored cotton threads. are dainty ac-
cessoricS 10 the all white frock. The
embroidery is done by machine in
Il simple sort Of chain stitch. but the
design, developed are artistic and
dainty The coiors used are usually
dull--blue. brown, tan, green and rose.
in soft. faded shades are most used.
The BAGS have strap handles Of the
white hid Some of them are mounted
In gilt. some Ia nickel There Is an In.
dividual.ty about these bags that make,
them welcome gifts.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-10-03
CURB STOCKS.

j 4. Mnnear q 60. say today:
There was very little doing today
but what there was caused lower
prices. L. : Steel was weak ard made
e new lows ON this reaction, selling
down tc ass. The entire New York
list sold off from 20 points though
at no time could the market he con-
sidercd active.
The ccppers held better than did tha
rails but they also declined shillings
pence for tho day. MI tho principal
selling agencies are holding firm for
ISIS Dut orders are not very mmcr-
Gus. The producers statement viii
oc published next week and it is cx-
pcrDcd to show another decrease i'm
th" supply On hand.
m" weakness in tn market today
was attributed 10 general higher
Frices fer money abroad and fear Of
further fighting among the Balkan
states
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HELP WANTEp-FE MALE


oct 3, 10. Il, -.
STATE or MICHIGAN,
The Probate Court for the County of
ioughton
Al session of said Court. held at
the Probate Office ia the Village of
Houghton, in said County. on the
LIST day of October \. -. 1919.
Present: Hon. George 9. Bentley.
Judge of Probate.
In the matter of the estate of Ed
ward Hancock, deceased.
William e. Daniel. executor of the
last will aud testament of said de-
ceased, having filed in said court his
llnal administration account, and his
Petition praying for the allowance
Thereon anG. for the assignment and
"lStfibdtion of the RESIDUE al said cs
tate.
1t is Ordered, That the 10Th day Of
octob"" y. ID. 1913, at ten o'clock in
the forenoon. at said probate office.
De ana IS hereby appointed for exam
ming and allowing said account and
hearing said petition.
II is Further Ordered. That public
notice thereof be given by publication
OF copy Of this order. once each weel,
Tor three successive weeks previous TO
SAID day of hearing. in the Calume,
news, newspaper printed ana circu.
lated in said county
"9eal) GEO. C. BENTLET,
true copy. Judgo or prora,o
I.illas G. Mitchell,
Register Of Probate
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-10-03
copper Metal Market.

Fxpal.s Of copper for tSenty-nln"
days of September amounted to H.
0T5.g4O pounds. The demand for cop
per continues to be light in this coun-
try. bat the price shows no indications
of sha ling. The next copper produc-
rrs' statistics are expected 10 show i
reduction in domestic stocks Of about
ID. 900, 900 pounds. OF the copper met
al market the American Metal Market
says.
Normally there should be from
this time ON an increase OF copper
stocks. Last year the unsold sup
plies Of the metal as reported by the
Producers Association nearly doubled
between August and November and
nearly uebled before January This
year. although down 10 the smallest
stocks ever reported since the produc-
ors haze issued statements the imme-
liate prospects are for a still greater
reduction.
There Is no change in the lake
strike, but il is evident that it is go
ing TO result in a defeat for the min
ors. tho Reorganization, however has
uuou 500 great that it is estimated that
even IT. work was generally resumed
The output Of the lake since the strike
begun. Go the md oi the year, will not
prove t. bo more than half the nor
nal output for that period.
"TEe present dizziness in trade and
doubt as to the future, keeps the SEN
sationaI'v strong statistical position
from resulting in higher prices. With
q chance In these directions it is dif-
dcult 10 believe copper would not 60
Itrlsr'.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-10-03
STOCKS

Bostu-Tho market was less active
today ud rather Disappointing. The
luilish enthusiasm which hit the street
all of sudden yesterday was conspic-
Gous to-day by its absence. II does seem
as thourh twenty-four hours Of ac
uyity On the mp side Was about all
that tractors could stand without taxi
ing % rest. There WAS mo- news today
which should have ceased the decline
any mere than there was yesterday
Co cause the rally. II looks 20 us as
Though we would have 10 Doc coutontod
with This sort Of a market for the
Tresent and work for quick profits
I'M.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-10-03
MINING NEWS AND STOCK QUOTATIONS
HOME HINTS.

when curtains ave hung un ~
dry they should be hung double
over the line
Pillow eases Should be ironed
lenstlWisc ana not crossWise.
A veil eau be made crisp II
dipped Ia alcohol and hung up 90
dry.
Tablecloths should Toe slightly
starched. They keep clean long ,
er and look better
Cotton sheets are more econom-
zeal than linen: they hast longer .
and are much more healthful
5-..:.ss $3.50.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-10-03
GETTING Up Speed.

well, George. said a Georgia man
not long ago to an old negro in his
employ. II understand that you intend
20 give your sou an education
OATS my intention. sub responded
George II knows myself what tits to
struggle along widout learniu'. an /
has determined my son amt goln' 10
have no SIGH trouble AZ Is had
lis your son learning rapidly
He shore is. sab Las week he done
wrote Il lcttah 10 his aunt what lives
more'n twenty miles from we're. an
aftwhilc he's goin' to write to his
aunt dat lives bout Gfty miles from
yere"
why doesn't I've write TO that aunt
now smiingly asked the employer.
lie KANT write so fur yit. snh. He
Kin write twenty miles rust rate hut {
tole him not to try fifty miles till he
gifts strongah Wit his pen. Chicago
Record Herald
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-10-03
NOVEL HAND BAGS.
Embroidered FiIIet Net over 0aintly
Tinted Satin.

Hand bags 10 match the gown have
been the rule this season, Int rs all
women cannot afford TO follow this
style neutral hand bags of material 10
match any gown have been Substitut-
ed 10y women who do not care 10 fol.
low this fashion.
Illustrated here are two handsome
hand bags Of hllet net worked In pref
~ designs and mounted over satin.
They have simple white cords 10y
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-10-03
BROKERS' GOSSIP
Soc saIes Of EIeetr0lytie

Good sales of Elcctrolytic copper at
1875 cents pound 20 European buyers
are reported
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-10-03

The words of a mans mouth are a.
deep waters, and the wellspring of wis
dom as a flowing brook--ProverbS.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-10-03
Anaconda

The Anaconda produced 99,6o0 0oo
Of copper during the month september
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-10-03

1t is not good To accept the person
Of the wicker, To overthrow the right
eOuS in judgment.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-10-03

\ fools lips enter into contention
and his mouth calleth for strokes.
Proverbs.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-10-03

birmingham, Ala. celebrated Tho
other day the Io6th birthday OF As,
Goodwin with horhecuc, at which tho
old senileni.g~.nd 2,ooo friends ate
/ earthly, ~ descendants.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-10-03
FOR RENT.

FOR hENT--Two very desirable
rooms. Hot water heat. Phone GEAR
two bells. x
FOR RENT--Modern six-room house.
Bath, furnace, electric light, etc. In
quire NJ l12 South Tamarack St. Lau-
rrium. IF
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WANTED
HELP WANTED--MALE.

WANTED-Expcrier. ed Shade Maker
ana Salesman for Drapery Depart
ment. Good openins for energetic man
able To furnish Al references as to in
tegrity and cxperiece. Give fun his
tory of experience in first letter.
GEORGE \. GRAY CO., DULUTH.
MINI. &c
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-10-03
THE HIGH TIDE AT GETTYSBURG.


CLOUD possessed the hollow field,
n The gathering battles smoky
~ shield
| u Athwart the gloom the lightning
flashed
~ And through the cloud some horse
- men dashed
Il And from the heights the thunder
J. pealed.
!: Then at the brief command Of Lee
- Moved out that matchless infantry.
I with Pickett leading g--ndly down.
To itiSh against the roaring crown
J or those dread heights Of destiny.
u Far ahead above the angry guns
~ cry across the tumult runs
! The voice that rang through Shi-
!! loh's woods
;. And Chickamaugas solltudes,
II The fierce south cheering On her
Z. sons!
u All. how the whitening tempest blew
4. Against the front OF Pettigrew,
:. khamsin wind that scorched and
- sngCd
I Like that Internal fame that
frinscd
- thousand fell where Kemper led:
- A thousand died where GARRETT bled:
II In binding fame and strangllng
II smoke
u The remnant through the batteries
,. broke
~ And crossed the works with Ar
II instead
"Oncn rnara In Ctor,,,, 900, ,,,t,h
81 mel"
Q? Virginia cried to Tennessee
we two together. come what may.
Shall stand upon these works to-
day."
tThe reddest day in hlstoryJ
Brave Tennessee! In reckless way
Virginia heard her comrade say:
CLOSE round this rent and riddled
x rag!"
What time she set her battleflag
Amid the guns OF Doubleday.
who shall break the guards
i'd that walt
Before the awful face OF Fate?
I'LL The tattered standards OF the
. south
:. Were shrivcled at the lannon's
~ mouth
u Ana all her hopes were desolate.
u In vain the Tennesseean set
~ Ills breast against the bayonetl
~ In vain Virginia charged and ragged.
II tigress In her wrath uncaged,
u TIL all the hill was red and wet!
!. Above the bayonets, mixed and
- crossed
II Men saw gray. gigantic ghost
II Receding through the battle cloud
~ And heard across the tempest loud
~ The death cry of IL nation losti
II The brave went downl without,
~ disgrace
u They leaped to Ruins red embrace.
u They only heard Fames thunders
!: wake
II And saw the dazzling sunburst
I: break
!! In smiles on Glory's bloody face.
u They fell who lifted up a hand
I; Ana babe the sun in heaven 10
~ standl
II They smote and fell who set the
u bars
I! Against the progress of the stars
~ Ana stayod the march OF Mother
!. land,
i They stood who saw the futur.
- come
I. on through the fights delrum.
II They smote and stood who held the
/. hope
II OF nations on that slippery slope
II Amid the cheers of Christendom
I! God lives! lie forged the iron win
!: mat clutched and held that trem-
u bling hill
II God lives and reigns. lie bunt and
II lent
!! The heights for Freedoms battle.
~ ment
81 "heie uoats her flag In triumph
told M the banners! smelt the
gunsl
Love rules Her gentler purpose
runs.
mighty mother turns In tears
a The pages % her battle years.
Gamenting all her fallen sonsl
VIII II. Thompson
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-10-03
FOR SALE.
FOR sALE-sl29 Tunnel st.

FOR SALE-Four room cottage, 26Sl
Union ST. Raymbaultwon.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-10-03
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-J rom house. Mouern
conveniences. 176S Boundary St,
Laurium ~
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-03-28
GeneTocn.

Sroen paa SelteifoenS otoun0er.
Iiac gnne til at brinae 2nffe tuber
lig / SortioenS Mprfe. : oet trctteu.
&c Iarblmbreoe opbeporeoe man
meo itor Smhii bper Selteifo. iont
par tabt al en- RiooerS Seit o. bIep
funoet peo 2anoeneien. Gen giem.
ties iom en- SnliSmau o. ifuloe be-
ifptte jim Giermauo / aampe OF Ia6e
bam tage Seieren biem / Silrnerin.
ger.
Sor at brinac 2pffe maa imtoler'
tto &eiteifoen - iisIge Spertroen -
ppre iitnoet, og 10 Here Ssm, ser er
/ Den, oeito itsrre bltr 2pffen. Raar
man taqer Den op, moa man llotole
ct Gnlfe, oa bette opfpI6eS ire Wtoas
neber iencre. s Gn9lono ilaar man
Seltcifoen op oper 0sren meb Spi0s
ierne opab. Or man Siemorb. iP.
ties Ben pao Waitetoppen. 0elion
lptaret Tor Gf$cmpel Ell Seiteifo ioit
pao "Gictorp"S Stormoit 9aqcn FOR
ban ieilebc no pad lit iioite So1t.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-03-28
Salt9cbaIten
I Werocnsbapcne

Haturforiferen @6ifofi bar maaIt
Saltboloigbeoen / De forlfjelige Sas
be. IQereoe isr piOite man. at / 0en
Gone, bpor GasiatDinoene berifer, err
Sauet gienneminitlig meget ~ialtere
END lige UNDER gGfuator og unoer
noroligere 9reoOegrdOer. Sette be.
ror oelS paa 6orOampningen, ser
gisr 8anbet ialtere, bells paa Reo.
bsrforboloene, ioet Ateobsren iorrin.
ger Saltboloigbeoer. @sifoff bar
imiolertio giort ben intereSiante
Sagttagelie, at Itlanterbapet er set
i~alteite al ale geroensbaoe; oct IN
beboIber nemlig 80 pro mile Salt,
oct Subtitle Sap bare 34.3, set StiQe
Sop 34.9. Sette 9feiultat er tilipne.
labenoe o~perraifenoe o. uianoipn.
ligt. S atlanterbaOet faloer 10 Sor.
oens mGgtigite 5lo0er, amoSonilo.
Den, aoneo og Srinofo. iom itaoig
t~ilfsrer Oct pPloige Wasier 5erit.
pano.
Spert aar fommer 10 ogioa ubpre
ialtfri Ssmasier ira Rorb og imeIter
/ Itlanterbapet.
@eifoff timber 6orflarineen paa
benne tilipnelaoen0e Selpmooiigelie
| oct 5aftim, at atlanterbauet lia.
ger melem 5aitIauoe, iom oppiier
itore Sletter. 3eraf isIger, at Sc
ganboampe, iom tiger OBJ ira ut.
lanterbapet falber iom 3egn ouer
ggne, Der fin lansiOmt o. oelpis al
per @anbet tilbage. Gesuoen ialoer
itore Msasier al oisie 8anomPnaoer
no / luffeoe gasiiner, iom life itaar
| SOrbinbelie meh Sdpet, ioaleoes
@olga og llral. alt bette Serifpano
bIir iaalebes berMet MtIanterbapet
90 biorager til at sge 5oItbcIoigbe-
ben | Oct.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-03-28
WcroenS Xuitiaaocr
uco WarSIfiftct

@eo lloganger al Iorct 1912
bapoe life minorc emo 26 2an0e
auifaffct Suftilaaoer, Suftifibc / et
eIler anbcn 6orm. Ggentlige 2uit.
flaaber beiab DOG finn If Stater.
Zen tpife 2uitilaaoc fan for Siben
oppiie q itprbare Sfibe; 9 er I'M.
Der gWuing eller O%nrbp9uing.
Sranfrig bar MI II 2uftifibe, %
4 er unoer 9pgning. RiSIauO,
bpiS Sltftflaa6e npltg bar iaaet 6or'
iterfning / oct me itore Sliitifib
"albotroS", forieier ouer 8 ltprbore
gaQoner, Stalien bar 7, England 8
q unoer gpgning % : belttlte),
gelgien 3 og Sapon li9eioa mango.
Wen regner man meo aQe Suft'
fartsier, life bare 2liftifibene, taber
Spitlano FIN Stiuing iom Ro. 1 til
Sranfrig. Sielge De it0Ite 9ereg'
nilger ifal Der III ftnbeS tiliammen
1000 2uftifibe oq Ieroplaner |
Geroen o. al bisie tilberer ben ItDr.
tie Gel 5ranfrig. Zen iranife Nero
flub u0iteote ullereoe Sommeren
1912 lit 1,0006e 5lpuecertihtat.
Soften %ianrne Mar bar mani / Spif'
lono naaet til 800 % England iom'
tioig til noget oper $50.
Meo Senipn I'll &~rigsluitifibe
itoar SpifIano iom go. 1 meo II
BALLET. Siotil giorte grfarin9er
riier, at / oet minbite 6 al btsie
meo Senign til G%iieftioitet itaor
uoenior aonfurrance. s Ssbet al
1918 pil ocu tpite arigSluftflaaoe
beSuoen bli eget meo pOerIigere 4
2uitifibe. MoO 3pifIanb8 II Sfibe
fam 5rnnfrig flrn opitiae 7 og
bisie er giememinitIig al minore
Giieftipttet emo De tpIfe.
s England bar man ire mtooel'
moabige armeluititibe, men TO
iuI6itpnoig moOerne Stibe er Om'
trent iGrOig. III ANDRE Sanoe bar
Huslan0 4, Stalien 4, EIterrige 2,
gelgien I 90 Sapon 1 &ri8sitib.
: oct belle taget fan man iige, al
Egningen at 2uitittbene8 antaI /
nPiten ale Stater bar oGret mreget
betpoeIig. Sgiaa / NOrben TO-
ger man 10 at fslge me0 paa bette
Gmraa6e og baabe 0armart og
Sperige err aQereoe langt paa Bel.
De anitrpngelier, iom gisres / liant
me Hetniug / Rorge bill forbaa'
bentlig mart uiie CODE Reiultater.
eeuo "5ecorabsBufer" til slRetrinee %
genner I 8dmlelnnbet. SirsoagS % Jre'
odesnoanoer iofier $3.50; Sreoagsuogauv
nIene. $i.25 pr. gar.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-03-28
Sorretninasuotiier.
@ieroe rnnSt geroeu.

3anr Der fortRIle5. a ct ar QanSets
melt betieuote 8ieroefabriter for6utaer
10000 g&tI StanItraao ON aaret, iar
latter TAI life itrar StsrreLien al bette
Gal, men betRuter man iua, at Senue
Erano ptloe rGtte fem 8auge rlm0t
Soroen ba ier eHbber itrar boiIteu tos
Iosial 6orretuius Serte er. og 6per
SOB af beuue SrnaS er tiIoirtet / Ssaa
triteus Teler. Set er 4epirpre Steet
& 8irs Co. 800 SnSuitrial ST.. Seo,
ria Su.. 6a~briteuterue al oct betienote
Square Seal Seuce. Der iaaIeoes fan
omilutte Snroeu fem @auge meo iiue
Stualtraaobaauo. og Oct er uaturIigois
bette 8ieroeS @orbeo, iom Gar frem.
talbt oeune pGloige SroSuttion % peo
ar l9ie aoertisiementet paa SIDE 5 at
bette SlnS fan ma siere ria b~efieups
meo bette @jeroes Sortriu. Seo at
iIripe til ooeuitaaenpe aoresie tan oss
iua erholoes en- iuteresiant Ratdlog
iamt Ell 70 SoSs Somnieltot, Der fan
iploss iammsu % b0res ! SoHmen
air irit
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-03-28
Grppiantfurraab paa isielpet? 4r.

Stapanger meooeles ben zoe Warts.
S%neltornen paa Ssifieloet bar polot
itor Soritprrelie i Toitgansen ogiaa
for Stapan9ers Seofommenbe. "GeIt.
lanbet" paupiier iaften N~sopenbiabe.
ben al at Der trefies Sorauitaltnin.
ger til at binore 8ientaaelier al Ell
iaa ~longoarig Srnfifitans, iom M
timber Steo. Ser bsr piitftof bepils
ges ganife b~etpbelige me 9elsb til
Suerbpgning NJ. y. gnbpioere bsr
BET tages UNDER SperpeieIie at op.
rette minore Northumberland paa
6ieloet, iaa ~inoiueebe GasIagerer
life UNDER nogen Smitpnoi9beb re-
iiferer at iulte eler bebsper at for
gribe Jig paa Sernbanens SraJt.
qoos.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-03-28
Snnorcber ai SiuSsipae. -

8rammeu meooeles ben ste Narts.
S Sier er Der bortiat en- WRnaoe
Sinbsipge, ialt ilere Sunbre, iom er
ipreot / itsrre og minbre aolonier
runbt hos 9pgbens 8aarobruaere.
9opeomasien al De ipse er ira gu.
iferub, men enbel er osiaa ira andre
aanter. Observation-Disclosures ipiller
Tor Sier en- life liben Rolle / efono,
milf Senieenoe. 9oot9isrelien / Sen.
&c, iom iorreiten oeiaa anorager til
60-S0,000 Str. aarIie, betpoer fam
ife minoit. Stsrre getponing bar
oct 6orbolo, at gsnoerne iaor biIlig
arbeiosbi9lp. Oct pafte oerior Be-
flaaelie | Sier, oa Der for faa aar
lioen bar Flaner oppe ON, at oprette
Sinosipgeaipl for 4mtet. elsie Ila.
ner er - ialfalo iorelsbig - opgi.
pet, og al en- Snoberetnins, icm III
~itriftslPse Eetterien. 9rammen. mn.
liz bar ienot Mebicinalbireftsren
iremsaar bet, at De ~iinbsipse | 2ier
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-03-28

bar oct iaa soSf, Sc biSicIig poa no.
gen Raaoe fan bape Oct, San Fri.
Der bIdrot anbet: IS Ster hor ser
/ De 20 Iar, ieg bar pPret GiitriftS.
Iaae, pPret ubiat SinSsiMe, ltooig
Here % Here, iaa geioIfriugen err
bIet uennet til at lie oe ontgoaeS meo
Spge. Sneen, bperfen Barn eler
9ofsne er rpo for Dem. De Spe
feroes bIanot 9eiolfnir9en. gn hel
Gel al Dem brinaer WeIfen iii Weie.
rierne @oreen og aften OeIs fierer
be WeIfen, oeIs bGrer Sc Sen, gisr
Snbfisb for fine Torpleiere paa San.
oeIsitebet, Tom / Hegelen Iigscr nrr
Meieriet. De ipge opisrer ia her-
unoer ppnteIig OF er inaen til Sor.
argelie. Mange al mine Spe faar
Siaaoelie til at aaa / airfc ON son.
bager, bpor Sc msoer op paIfet %
ppntet lioen at poloe roqcn Sorar.
aeIie % uben at De blir aIoS paa iom
umoerlige Spr."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-03-28
Sp Icnneifer nrufnet. !

Wv CAN
brifsltao mebbeles ben Soc Warts.
Sppe paa Sptoiten / 8orge ianbt
imiooags en- isreelis lllpffe Steo.
en- IA aar aommel Gut foris5tc of
gaa paa Sfsiter paa en- Gam, hpor
Sien par meget ifrsbelig; bernnoer
plumpeoe ban igiennem. st Sano.
poitbuo, Siguro 9arien ira Sarps.
borg, Lob til Siplp, MEN eif ogiaa
siennem Sien, % oa ban life por
ipemmeopgti9, ianf ban tilbnnos.
Otter ca. 90 Wimltters Sorlsb tit
man Wonben op; men ale Splip.
n~ingsforiss bar ga foraippes. Gut
tens Sig fonot man isrit eiter en- 81.
mes Sofning.