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The Alaska citizen., 1913-01-06
COLD CURRlED EGGS.

Six eggs. one tablespoonful of bur
ter. half Il teaSpoonful OF curry
powder. one heapins teaspoonful OF
flour. halt OF a small onion ana hall
gill OF stock or water Melt the
butter in small pan. chop the
onion finely. and fry il in the buj
ter. Add the curry powder and flour,
and fry them for Il few minutes;
next add the stock. and stir the
sauce until 1t boils and thickens
Boil the eggs for fifteen minutes.
then lay them in basin of cold
Water This keeps them good color
Next cut them in halves. the round
Nay of the egg. and take out the
rOiks carefully so as not TO break
the cases of white Put the yolks
in Il basin. work them we'll together
with a wooden spoon; then add ta
them enough curry sauce to make
them into IA moist paste. Season ii
carefully to taste, Cut a small piece
from the bottom of each half OF
white. SO that 1t Will stand firmly
Fill in each case OF white with
some of the curry mixture. heapine
it up slightly Cut thick slice OF
bread the shape of the dish on which
the egg is TO he served, but slightly
smaller Fry in smoking hot fat
until Il golden brown. Place on
the dish. and arrange the halves of
egg in pyramid on it. with a
border Of carefully boiled rice around
the base
The Alaska citizen., 1913-01-06
e DAWN DANCE"
SHOCKS POLICE

PITISBURG, Nov. q. The ne.
torious dawn dance" given once
each year by the Pastime Athletic
club was raided early this morn
ing by the police
Sixty couples We're arrested Cash
bail of $40 was demanded for each
Most OF the men produced rolls
and put up 800 for the appearance
of themselves and their ladies'
Those who had not enough for
the release of both put up forfeits
for the girls and remained in the
lookup themselves. Those who had
To stay We're kissed by all the No
ancc that bail would be furnished
later
The clubhouse was bedecked with
many Chinese lanterns and saud'
trimmings when the police called
shortly after midnight The dance
started at | O'Clock and was a
kind that shocked even the harden
ed police.
The grizzly bear was improved
upon by the addition of kissing
and by calsthenic movements never
before seen even by the downtown
squad.
These innovations. officers of the
club said. were invented by Prof !"
Sargent. dancing instructor of the
organization.
The Alaska citizen., 1913-01-06
RICE A IA CREME.

One eupful OF rice. half a heapin4
tablespoonful of powdered eeiatine
four tablespoonfuls OF boiling water.
,Wo eGpfuls Of milk, three table
spoonfuls of sugar one teaspoonful
Of vanilla extract half a cupful of
whipped cream, and some cold stew
I'd fruit Wash the rice in several
waters and boil it quickly i'll boil
ing water for five minutes Drain.
add the milk and cook slowly until
the rice is tender and the milk alb
sorbed Dissolve the gelatine with
the boiling water and add it 10 the
rice with the sugar. vanilla AM
whipped cream When cool. pour
into a wet mold aud leave in Il cool
place until firm Turn out and serNe
With any kind of cold steWed fruit
The Alaska citizen., 1913-01-06
CHILDREN'S COOKIES.

Into a bowl slit five large cupfuls
OF flour two cupfuls of white sugar.
one cupful OF butter and handful
OF caraway seeds. Add one or two
well-beaten eggs and a small tea
spoonful of soda dissolved in d
little lukewarm water knead well;
then roll out In sheets and cut into
minutes Before baking the cakes
may be brushed over with a feather
dipped in egg. and quickly sprinked
with 4 mixture OF coarse-grained
sugar and a little powered cinnamon
The Alaska citizen., 1913-01-06
WALNUT MEAT CAKES.

Cream one-haIf a cuptul OF butter
With ore enpful Of sugar. add TIVE.
thirds OF cuptul of milk. two ana
0He-half cupfuis of flour with which
has been sitted one teaspooHfuI OF
cream Ell tartar and onehalf teasnoo.s
ful of soda. one cupful Of chopped
walnut meats and The beaten whites
of four eges Bake in 1 funnel cake
lin in moderate oven.
The Alaska citizen., 1913-01-06
WINS LONG RACE FOR
THE SECOND TIME

NEW YORK, Dec |. w !
Kramer of the Long Island Athletic
club. yesterday, won the Van Court
land six mile cross-country race from
time was 80 minutes and u sec
onds. This is the second time IL
succession that the race has Eaeu
won by Kramer
The Alaska citizen., 1913-01-06
CREAM COOKIES,

Mix two cupfuls OF sugar two
cuptuls OF cream. one teaspoonful
OF salt. one even teaspoonful OF soda
and one teaspoonful of vanilla ex-
tract. Beat one egg we'll into this
and add enough flour to form a
moderately stiff batter With a
spoon drop this on some buttered
baking sheets; but leave space be-
tween the separate cookies, as they
spread in baking When baked cover
with raspberry icing.
The Alaska citizen., 1913-01-06
EDUCATING THE
PROSPECTIVE BRIDE

An interesting experiment in train
Ing girls to manage a home has re-
Gently been made in London The
motive is to make girls proficient in
the domestic duties they would
have to perform as the wives of
men earning salaries of not more
The Alaska citizen., 1913-01-06
STARCH THAT is ALWAYS READY

STARCH THAT is ALWAYS READY
good laundry starch that is al
WAYS ready for use and one smooth
enough for the finest laces and var
ious thin fabrics. is a very conyen
lent thing to have on hand To
make it. take one cup of cold water
to every ounce of gum arabic used
Put in wide-mouthed bottle and
sci the bottle in a saucepan of cold
water over SLOW fire until the gum
is dissolved Strain the iquid
through muslin or fine sieve into
another bottle while still warm
When cold, add one Gill Of alcohol
For fine laces. when ONLY little
starch is needed, half "A teaspoon.
full OF this starch with a cupful of
cold water will be enough: for heaVv
fabrics use Il larger amount
The Alaska citizen., 1913-01-06
WILL GET BOOKS
At TER MARCH

NASHINGION. Nov 22-rhat iii"
Pujo committee of the house will
BE unable TO finish its money in,
quif, II his session unless the
senate passes the Pujo bill giving
the committee authority to examine
the hoahs of the national balks.
Is iiie opinion OF many Democratic
ruare ,cmatikcs NOW i'll Washington.
/ his is said to he one reason ior
he postpoaement OF the public hear
1l-s until December O.
Both Samuel Untermyer. attorney
Tor the committee, and +. II. Far
rar. OF New Orleans. Who resigned
dis Heeh as associate counsel. have
emphasized The need OF this leeis-
lation Mr. U'ntermyer has visited
Washington several times in the
hope OF persuading President Taft
10 instruct the comptroller of the
currency to turn over all the in
lDi lIIdllhH h'pul ildtlo ifdl bdiIho III
his possession TO the committee.
MI TAFT. after getting an adverse
opinion from Attorney General Wick
rrshdn. declined TO issue such in
struetions The Pujo bill was intro
duced at the last session II repeals,
an old provision Of the national bank
act. which gives only the eomptrol
Ter ne ri-,!u to examine the books
49, latiOn'l Ganks. The no. ~
81 HE bill. but the senate dt.li;,ei
10
Auuterr effort VIII be made 10 SET
the measure through the senate at
The reXt session but the chances
are not very good. because many Re.
publican senators do not believe il
Guild be GOOD public policy TO open
zip the books OF national banks to a
public congressional inquiry.
After the 18th of next March. when
congress meets in extra session.
With the Democrats i'll control of
both houses. the Democrats who are
behind The money inquiry believe it
will ht. easy To pass the bill.
HOPE WILSON is FAVORABLE.
II may he. also, that Mr. Wilson.
when lie enters the White House,
will see the matter in different
raf III
allow the comptroller of the cur
rvnry to make public, 10 the banking
and currency committee. all the III,
.ormation in his possession,
The full significance OF the STATE
ment OF Mr., pujo that an inquiry
into the clearing houses and stocl,
exchanges OF the country will be
made this winter. but that the facts
relating 10 the concentration o.
the money and control of credit ana
The causes thereof" cannot be com
llleted unless the Pujo bill is passed
began to dawn on the pursuers Of
the money trust yesterday
Representative Robert |, Henry, of
Texas. author OF the original reso-
luton OF inquiry. and those Who
think as he does, contend that an in
yestisation into the concentration
OF money and the control of credit
is a most important part of the
Investigation. Several signs yesterday
therefore pointed toward an effort
"a a possible acquleseenee by Mr.
Henry and his friends TO the APP
parent purpose OF the Pujo commit
ter March 4
The Alaska citizen., 1913-01-06
COTTAGE PUDDING.

Cream one cupful OF sugar with
butter the size OF Il walnut. add tive
Well-beateu eggs, one-halt cupful OF
milk. one and oHc-half eupfuis ot
flour with which two teaspoonfuls
OF baking Po@der have been sifted
Bake - minutes and serve al once
With lemon sauce.
The Alaska citizen., 1913-01-06
a DAINTY APPLE DISH.

Select apples that will not lose
their shape in cooking. Pare and
core The apples and cook slowly TIL
tender aud clear looking Remove
from the strip without breakirg
Add a teaspoonfnl. Of lemon juice
and a little sugar to the strip and
cook down to jelly. Drop some
onto each apple to coat it; stick
shredded hlanched almonds into the
apples and fill the cores with cur
rant jelly.
The Alaska citizen., 1913-01-06

.IolOF LAR Leaves fdlfDditkS Tor VII
more. 4:05 p. III.
Returning Leaves Gilmore 50 a. IN.
Daily except Sunday
Sundays only
Leave Gilmore. $50 a III.
Leave Fairbanks $50 p. III.
Parkers Auto connects with trains
and Electric Car At Ester Sidius:
for Ester City
McLean's Stage Connects With
Trains al Gilmore for Fairbanks
Creek on Mondays. Wednesdays
and Fridays.
Stage connects at Chatanika for
Cleary City.
C. w. JOYNT.
General Manager.
The Alaska citizen., 1913-01-06

Because some London streets are
too narrow for modern motor omni-
buses to be turned around. vehicles
are being tried out with controlling
apparatus at both ends, like street
cars.
The Alaska citizen., 1913-01-06

II a man has no money to speak
OF it's up to him to do his own talk
ing.
The Alaska citizen., 1913-01-06
PROF. PARkER'S STORY OF
HIS ASCENT OF MT. M'kINIEY


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The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1913-11-06

Since becoming pastor of Grace
Methodist Church at Dover, in April
1911, Rev. A. Boylan FITZGERALD
has officiated at seventy-four funer-
ais and married forty-two couples
During his pastorate 1874 persons
have been admitted to church mem
bership and nine others will be re-
ceived the first Sunday in December.
Judges have been elected for the
seventh annual show of the Nor
ristown Poultry, Pigeon and Pet
Stock Association, to be held from
November "a to 20 in Wyanoke Hall.
They are Lewis G. Heller, of Bridge
ton; William E. Bowman, of Cam
bridge, Md; Paul P. Ives, of Con-
necticut; George Pogmore, of Wal
lingford, Conn.,, and Lloyd M. Hol-
lenbeck, of Green Dale, N. Y.
Entries are already being made for
the show.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1913-11-06
Happenings in New Jersey.

George Barth, who transports
school children to MinatoIa, has lost
three horses from poison within a
week.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1913-11-06

Rendered respondent through
his terrible sufferings from cancer
Gus growths, Charles H. Fairbanks,
sc years old, committed suicide by
hanging at the home of Leonard
Scott, No. 1859 Westminster avenue
Atlantic City. His method of end
ing his life was ingenious and effect
i've. Placing bed slat between the
door of a closet and the opposite
wall in his room he rugged a moose
from the bed clothing, mounted
suitcase and kicked it from be-
meath him when he had adjusted his
head in the moose.
Joseph Mooney was attacked by
highwaymen while on his way home
from New Egypt and relieved of all
his money. Mooney had been talk
ing to business man of that place
in the evening and had been paid
SIS bill in the presence of number
of persons. He left about 10
O'Clock, and when about one mile
out of town three men sprang from
the roadside and knocked him sense
less. He was gagged, his hands tied
behind him and he was left lying in
the middle of the road. He was
found by a passing automobilist
early in the morning and taken to
the home of James O'Conners, by
whom he is employed.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1913-11-06
Joseph G. Moore, Ldmbertville, N. j.
Union and Delevan Streets-Bel Phone 70
SECURITY

If you have something of value that you desire
Absolutely Protected from loss then you require the
best protection available
At large expense this bank has installed the most
Modern Burglar-Proof, Fire-P1oof Deposit Vault
that can be found in this section of the County,
Always guarded by inside night watchman Pri-
vate booths to examine your securities.
The incidental expense is small ask your
inspection.
Wills kept without charge
We offer what we'll be termed absolute Security.
Three per cent interest paid in savings Depart
ment and on Certificates from day received 10 day
of withdrawal.
Accounts solicited.
Capital and Surplus 100000
Assets over ST. 100000
Lambertville National Bank
FRANK A. PHILLIPS, President
GEORGE L. ROMINE, Vice President
W. S. HULSHIZER, Cashier
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1913-11-06
"Always What You Expect.
Sausage and Buckwheat Cakes

Will be just what you will want another
morning or two, when the weather gets clear
and colder, which it will do within the next day
or so. We have the best that there is in the
way of Sausage, as well as Prepared Buck
wheat and other alternating fours. For
those who prefer it, we have Pork Loins, Ham,
and other Seasonable meats
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1913-11-06
Happenings in Pennsylvania.

Michael Veronica, aged years,
has died in Norristown hospital
from burns received while playing
with matches.
An Elverson dealer sold sc auto
mobiles last year, nearly all of them
to farmers, and this year the num-
Der will be larger.
Morris Muir, a Boyertown, Berks
County, baker who was shot with
his own gun while hunting rabbits
died at the Pottstown Hospital.
Mrs. Christian Heidelbrand, living
near Black Horse Hill, Chester
County, was struck by falling barn
door at her home and sustained a
fractured spine.
Reversing the order of thing, j.
E. Spur, owner of an automobile,
has sued for the recovery of $500
from Morris A. Kirby for collision
with Kirby's team at Fallsington,
Bucks County.
In Lancaster county 5000 gunner's
licenses were issued-a greater
number than in any other county of
the Commonwealth. Not more
than 1000 rabbits were bagged the
first day.
Aftor being criminally maltreated,
Lillian Pearl Hineman, aged Is
years, committed suicide by shoot
ing through the heart with a re-
volover at her home in Kane, Nc
Kean County.
Markley Meyer, of North Wales,
Montgomery County, has been pick
ing choice blackberries in his garden,
but the cold weather of Saturday
night seems to have put an end to
his crop.
The 355-acre farm of the late
William F. Forty, of Bern township,
Berks county, was withdrawn at a
sale at SAL per acre. On the farm
are 200 young walnut trees that
will become valuable.
The revenue receipts for the Lam
caster district for October have
passed the 100000 mark, for the
first time. Cigar stamps furnished
$273,962 of the revenue, beer $780,
1919 and spirits $48,003.70. The
receipts were 100000 in excess of
the preceding month.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Graffin, of
Catasauqua, where he long served
as postmaster, celebrated their 59th
birthday anniversary by making an
auto trip over the route of their
original honeymoon journey.
Infatuated by the sting of a shot
fired by Harvey Delhi, of Green
wood township, Columbia County,
a big black bear charged him from
distance of "a yards. Helpless
with his empty gun, Diehl ran.
The bear was gaining on him,
when Wallace Diehl. his uncle.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1913-11-06

In your hand
you hold a
f i v e C e n t
piece.
Right at the
grocer's hand
is a moisture
proof package
Of u II e G d a.
Biscuit. He
hands you the
package-you
hand him the
coin. A tri-
fling transac-
ton?
No! A remark
able one-for you
have spent the
smallest sum that
will buy a pack
age of good food;
and the grocer
has sold you the
most nutritious
food m ade from
f1our-as CT can
and crisp and de-
1icious as it was
VIII e n it came
from the oven.
NATIONAL
BISCUIT
COMPANY
AZEL E.. WANAMAKE
Teacher of Piano
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1913-11-06

Transacts a general banking business and
invites Individual and Commercial accounts
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1913-11-06

Michael Veronica, aged 3 years,
has died in Norristown hospital
from burns received while playing
with matches.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-03-07
Gar mcS ip.nif Sanec.

2aren tages foriigtig no al aan-
ben iaa Den fife eaar iitpfter, men
bebolber i'm Sorm. Gen lGggeS /
Ell aflang S~tegepanbe % iGtteS ino
/ Ell miooelSparm gageropn 20 Wti.
nilter, iaa lPgges Den forii9tig op
paa eft parmt, inntrt SAB % ppnteS
meb Yeriiae.&paiter. Saltcen lnpes
al en- "Neb Gepper", Ell "@reen
Gepper og en- 2sg, iom baffes lint.
Sap enNeaif / % bap altionmen op
/ Iiot Smer eler Slipe Oil o. lao
BET foge 10 Ntnuter. Gn aanNe
tomatoes ~fraiiles Saften og / benne
rsres en- toppet Spiieife Wtel og iaa
bar man oette op / Saucen og laOer
oct foge 10 Winuier. Silililt irsreS
en- Sbife "8orceiteribire Salice" o9
en- balp SbeIfc Seleri.S alt og iaa
er Saitcen fpr0ig.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-03-07

Smsr enten for Jig ieIp eler for
andre.
@anfprer. SorreiuingSmpno, 6rp.
balroIere % iaa pt0erc cr life iaa
iprige eiter at foa "teit" Srsmais
for pS iaar lon THOR, bem9rfer c.
SarmbIab. "Sbere'S q Reaion"l-
Eaa ~ slar bar 2oubetS Boiling
al Slagtefp9g guaet nco ira omtreni
90 IiQioner Stpffer til 30 Miaio.
ner, mems 2anoetS 6oIfem9ngoe
ben iamnle Sib bar formeret iig &c
Niuioner.
Suif paa. at en- 8riS life er ior'
ipnet meo 9Sels. Zen trpnger ser.
for 9eifptteIIe moo auloen.
2ibt opifaaret 9tGpe, Roo euer go,
teter lfliIoe man siuc Sarer,re MI %
ba / Iintertioen. SiGr Be Suniaar.
Tom er meo Gam.
Sarmere Dor lprC al bperanbrc.
Sn9en or flogere, end at ban fan lore
eft eIler anbet al Naboru.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-03-07
Sorifnin lsrciic I
TjcIolanoct Wir.

: Slertet al oct miotre Sahara
ligger SjeloIonbet Air meO fIere
Goier. - Zen tpifc 6oriter Seiurit
@artb bar ben ierite Guropper, iont
lUrtc bette Sono at fienoe Il 1SoO9.
Get bapbc oengang ct ilet Nm iont
SfIuleItco for De iunfalote Sltarcg.
iun operfalot &urapanerne ira Sris
polls eller frGDe0e bei 5olo az Dem.
Sgiuo oen SnOfsota, mairiIfe Be
folfltin9 bar belt afhPugIg al oia'c
Grfcnrguerc. - Weu Tor toglc Mar
iiocn oprette0c 6ranifmpnOene Ell
Mtilitrrpoit / Ngabes o. Oerneo par
HeperneS Wtogt brubt. iaa at Ser /
pore Gage enoog fan iuretaQea ui'
bcnifo9eIige Grpeoitioller I'll otsie
ggrte, iom er iao lioet fienote. Siior
bar iaaleoes Ocn fienOte ironifc Pr.
fPolog 5r. De 3eltner paa StatenS
8egne giennemiorifet oisic Ggne og
iur0et meget al ,Sntercsie. De Sten.
reOifaber, ban bar iunoet, iorraaOer
i1gcu SummenbGng meO De 5lno,
iom ban isr bar giort peo Rigers
BREEDER. Zen gamle og me aero.
milf, Smpfferne, Saolerne. alGber
og ReOifaber err / 5orm % 6arue for
ifieQige ira tiliparenoe @ienitanOe /
De tilgrPnienoe San0e. gtorO for
agaoes opboqcOe &c 3eltner en-
I9nQoc iorbiitoriife SeQeriitniuger.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-03-07
Huglc &aao.

BELT 6iif or gob tiIberebt poa benne
Waa0e.
Hpglc Haao.
9aar man fol merle 5st, iom
eli noSig oil BRUCE SlGf paa, fan
ell lfripe Hapuet eller @ogitaperte
meo Ell Slpart % iaa ~ OF ouer
meb grop Sraab, enten bpib euer
farpet - 90 nteo nofioa LANCE Sting.
Rne Gardner bar ofte aoifiuig
aolf / iig; % naar Ell ifaI paife Dem,
bltr Sanoet iao bacrot, at oct er
uonlfeIig ar iau 8orinerne rene. SuiS
Ell logger DEM i &auo Hatten ouer
% bar noget Salt / Ganoet, oil Def
trGffe aalfen no, iaa @aroinerle blir
meget lettere Of paife.
Scr er II npttige Haa6:
Scit life bort eli aiolc ioroi Den
er %iaInet, men fog oen / &ano buori
On bar bopt Ell OIL Cream OF Ear
tar, iaa bIir STOLEN pen og buio o.
fan aiere Sicreitc iom buio aiole
cnoui Ell Si6.
SIteoetfor at flsbe Corn HlaiterS"
/ oprc Gpnrme, iaa Lap Ell SaIue al
SODA % SmlIt % ie ON life Sig
toritene ioripiuSer, naar on bar
imlirt Salpen paa Ell Stitno.
Tor aItiO Hoiiner pg Sorinter
aoot, cfter at on bar paltet Dem,
eIlcrS blir &ogeu tung.
aoit fife bort iur Sleoe, men
brlta Sen ~iiteOctior Smer, raor on
bager.
Naar on terrcr bpi0e Silfebano'
ifer elcr Stremper, ioa beng BEN
life / SoleL euerS blir De guile.
Sar Ell 'aoct ct Sui / Ell "Sot'
mater Bag" ioa set life 9aar an al
bape beot Sanb / ben iad brig bcbt
Salt Cacr beOt Sauo iite6et, oct oil
paruIe nsfllc elIcr foIoc Ste0er ligC
iaa gobt icm bcot Iaub.
9ab life Suitcn renoe no al cr
Bic, mocr Stcgnin9cu, tog cr
Strimmcl bpiot Spi, Opp oct / foIO,
&ouo % iGIt oct omtring "Eien@"
annt.
Gr Der fontnlet Smu68 her % Dc,
pao Ell bpi0 aioIc eaer 9luie, iot
uoif life belle Stolen Tor BET, nler
gnib Woqneiio poa De imuoiigc Ste.
ser - ipor fife buerfen poa Nag.
n~eiiaeu ellcr poa Wlliflerlle on gni'
ser mcb - iau bIir oct nof rent!
Sao life Often mltglle, noar ali
ionl bebppes for at hinbre bette er
at on oppper ct Stpffe Sei / GOoii
og lrggrr oct omtring Siten.
Sag life npc Stcgefaoc caer Eitb.
%bingiormer / Srug, ier on bar lagi
Dem Oh / Ell @rpoe folbt Snno. %
iao laoer Sauoct fomme langiomi
ifog. &oo oct foge nogle Wtinuter.
ipt ioa @rpoeu p9f til 8onbet er
aifislet og tag isrit bu Stegciaoc,
op, iaa fan on pGre piS paa, at DC
life icllere ben pil iprpffe, ON De
iGttes / Ell beo 9ageropn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-03-07
BitTet ng Rfckkrnrt.
&eoiscret Of en- sra,tif SusmoSer
Stalicnif 8rsoc.S mco Sumat.
Sancc.

aisbet gnioes inO meo Salt %
Ecber og RIFLES / Mel; britnes Ser
paa paa aaer &antCr / goot Mtabs
feot. Naar aieoet er begpnot at bli
brllut, iaa bop en- 8ltleroo og Ell
SEQ /. iom er ifaoret / Sfiper. Otter
at &isbet er brunt paa ale aanter
bplbes Ell aan0e Tomatoes oper lite
betfor Gano - ifuIbe Der p9re ipprt
tibet Saft pdo Solnaterne, fan liOt
Gano tiliGttes, men iom Regel er be
iaftige npf. 8ette ltnar OF inlaus
iurrCr ct Ear elmer, eler til aie0et
err rigtig mort. Gu balp Siule ipr
Oct ifal ~ierperes, tiIirtteS Ell Gel
Battlefront, ionl forit bar faaet ct
Spfog / ialtet Sono. aisOet ierpc.
res +: Rioten al Saoet meo Wafaro.
nien omfring. Sallcen fan files %
bploes oper, eller bpiS en- LITER Snla.
gen al @reniagerne / Sauce, iaa er
set 10 life nsopetbig Of Tile Ben.
Sprloren Eitcrs.S nppc.
st libet &aalbopeO og 3 Eoteter
baffes lint og foges Ell Sinte / meget
Sano. Haar oct bar fo9t en- Stllno.
tiliGtteS Ell Spiieife Smer og Salt
% Geber. Otter at oct bar fogt Den
faItiatte Sib, bellies en- Guart Welf
op / 8rpoen, bpori en- Spiieife Corn
Stard er ltorsrt. Sc faar ct Spfog
% ina i9ttes 8rpoe1t tilba9e, bpor
ben fan im%aaiurre ct aparterS Sio.
Suppen lilies iaa % IerpereS iao
beb iom milig meo SitcrS.Grafers
til
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-03-07
GOLD DUST
tito alclc rcnicr, llcn iteriliierer

Gold Dust uoretter mere emo at uaite Suerflaoen
oct 9raper opbt eIter S%p9oOmsipirer og ItjuIte Bartitler
.o9 Smuos o9 6orraaOnele. Set renier o9 gjor altiug
lanitGrllt trp9t. 6perfen Smuos eller SpgOomsipirer
fan forbliue buor Gold Dust bar ~optraaOt.
Gold Dust trGn9er fun lioen ojGlp al big; bet 9ior
meite al srbeiOct alene. Oct er Ell SGbe al pe9etabillf
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-03-07
Spib Gnitarb.

sGggebpioer oiipes itiue, irsres
2 Spiieifeer gteIf, 2 Spiieifeer Sui.
fer % liot Solt. Raar bette er Jam.
menblanoet, babes en- Yint fogenbe
@eIf / og iaa b9Ibes oct OBJ / ct bpbt
SAB, iom fan ipttes op / ct itsrre
Sab fogenoe 9anb oe iteges, til Oct
or foIt / Wi6ter.