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The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1913-11-15

man once again assumed hts martial
bearing. You were quite right in
coming to me" For moment he was
silent. plunged lnsthousht. Finally he
spoke with the decisiveness character
istic Of him. 'Of course there's moth.
Ing we can do Just put the STUFF back
on the counter and let her co.
But Smithson had not yet wholly un-
burdened himself. He again cleared
bis throat nervously. =: q,
She's very angry, Mr. Glider" he
announced timidly. Sheer she de-
mands an-eran apology"
The owner Of the store half rose from
his chair, then threw himself back with
an exclamation Of disgust.
God bless my soulv' he cried. Again
he fell silent. considering the situation
which Smithson had presented. At last.
however, he mastered his irritation to
some degree and spoke his command
briefly. well, smithson, apologize to
her. 1t can't be helped"
When Smlthson had left the Office
Glider turned to his secretary.
flake this" he directed, and he forth
with dictated the following letter:
J. w. Gaskell, ESQ, Central National
Bank. New York .''.,'. - a"
My Dear Mr.. Gaskell-1 feel that
should be doing less than my duty as a
man II / did not let you know at once
that Mrs. Gaskell is in urgent need Of
medical attention. She came into our
store today, and
He paused for a moment. mo, put
it this way" he said finally:
We found her wandering about our store
today in a very nervous condition. In her
excitement she carried away about 500
worth Of rare laces. Not recognising her.
our store detective detained her for a
short time. Fortunately for us all, Mrs
Gaskell was able to explain who she was
and she has Just gone to her home. Hop
ing for Mrs. .Gaskell's speedy recovery
and with all good wishes, am yours very
truly.
Smithson again, entered the Office,
even more perturbed than before.
what on earth IS the matter now?"
Glider spiuttered suspiciously.
Its Mrs. Gaskell STILL" Smithson
replied in great trepidaton. "She
wants you personally, Mr.. Glider, to
apologize to her. She says that the
action taken against her is an outrage.
and she is not satisfied with the apol-
ogies of all the rest Of us. She says
you must make one, too, and that the
store detective must be discharged for
1ntolerable insolence."
Glider bounced up from his chair
angrily. IT, &"*
''1'll not discharge McCracken," he
vociferated, glaring on Smithson. who
shrank visibly. -.
"But about the apology, Mr.. Glider"
he reminded, speaking very deferen-
TALLY, yet with tnsistence.
"Oh, I'll apologize" he said with a
wry smile Of discontinue. '1'n make
things even up bit when get an
apology from Gaskell. shrewdly
suspect that that estimable gentleman
is going to eat humble pie, Of my bak-
ing. from his wife's recipe. And his
will be an honest apology. which mine
WON'T And he left the room:
| (To Be. Continued.) -.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1913-11-15
CABBAGE: ONION SALAD.

Cut q: hard head o.: cabbage in
halves. With q sharp. knife shred
very fine the quantity desired, throw
into Ice water ass soon as shredded,
and allow TO stand until crisp: When
ready to serve drain, dry and put in
to a salad ,bowl. /. Cut, a:tiarge Ber-
mudas} onion into. sshalves.a and shred
like the cabbage. + Place; in; the sal
ad dish. allowing bne- fourth sas much
onion as cabbage. ithsa salad fork.
mix thoroughly. { Cover with French
dressing and serve 4 ~ 81 : ~. So
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1913-11-15
Hot ,SlaW,

Cut cabbage fine and put into a
cooking vessel with a pint of, water,
g. piece of butter half the size of an
egg, q little salt and pepper, and
two or three tablespoons of sugar.
Let cook down nearly dry, then add
cup of vinegar and water mixed, let
boil up, and set off the fire and add
two well beaten eggs d: .:>:* !. =. +,
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1913-11-15
WITHIN
By MARVIN DANA
FROM THE PLAY OF
BAYARD WELLER
Copyright, 1918, by the II. X. Fly
company.
CHAPTER II,
Only Three Years.

Only Three Years.
w YHEN at last the owner Of the
NJ store entered the office his
" face showed extreme irrita-
ton.
what did they do with the Turner
gtrl?" his secretary inquired in an
deliberately casual manner.
Glider did not look up from the heap
of papers, but answered rather harsh
~.
II don't know-1 couldn't wait" he
said. He made petulant gesture as
he went on, II don't see why Judge
Law1or bothered me about the matter,
He Is the one to impose sentence, not
I. am hours behind with my work
now"
Edward Glider was big man phys
ically, plainly the possessor Of that
abundant vital energy which is prime
requisite for achievement in the order
ing of modern business concerns.
Force was indeed the dominant quail
1ty Of the man. His tall figure was
proportionately broad, and he was
heavily feshed. In fact the body was
too ponderous. Perhaps, in that char
acteristic might be found clew to
the chief fault in his nature. For he
was ponderous, spiritually and men
tally, as well as materially. The fact
was displayed suggestively in the face,
which was too heavy with it's promi-
nent jowls and aggressive chin and
rather Dubious nose. But there was
nothing f1abby anywhere.
It was with his accustomed bland
ness Of manner that he presently &C.
knowledged the greeting Of George
Demarest, the chief of the legal staff
that looked after the firms affairs.
"Well, Demarest?" he inquired.
Judge Lawlor gave her three years.
Demarest replied gravely. It was
plain from his manner that he did not
altogether approve.
Good" Glider exclaimed. 'Take
this, Sarah" And he continued, as the
girl opened her notebook and poised
the pencil. ''Be sure to have Smithson
pOoC a SOPJ VI IL SOlSp1CuOuS1y III I'LL
the girls dressing rooms and in the
reading room and in the lunchrooms
and in the assembly ROOM" He clear.
ed his throat ostentatously and pro
ceeded to the dictation Of the notice:
MARY Turner, formerly employed in
this store, was today sentenced to pris-
on for three years, having been con-
victed for the theft Of goods valued at
over $500. The management wishes
again to draw attention on the part OF
it's employees to the fact that honesty
is always the best policy. Got that?"
Eyes, sir"
stake it to smithson," Glider con.
tinued, "and tell him to post it al
once"
Glider brought forth box Of cigars
from drawer Of the desk, opened II
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1913-11-15
Apple Tapioca Pudding.

One quart cold water, one-half cup
tapioca: elk large apples. three. table,
spoonfuls sugar. Wash the tapioca
and put IT With azsspeck Of salt into
the top OF q double boiler With the
cold ,water. Pare and core the ap.-E
PIES. put ia q pa king dish; when the
tapioca ~ disso add tho sugar
and pour ~ over g 81 alppl IL. Bakesin
q hot oven shout 3o minutes 8 nm
5til the app1ess ottl.s IS with
milk or cream. ~ liked. the appfes
3 may .she q,,ar tered
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1913-11-15

Gu AOIo oOuAucu III Ills VOlCc d6d1u des
he continued, II can't understand why
the girl wants to see me-"
"Why. she just said that if you
would see her for ten minutes she
would tell you how to stop the thefts
in this store"
'"There." Glider cried. II knew 1t! The
girl wants to confess Well. it's the
first sign Of decent feeling she's shown.
suppose it ought to be encouraged.
Probably there have been others mixed
up in this" ..> -" -. -
Perhaps" Demarest admitted. AT
least it can do no harm II you see her.
l thought you would be willing, so. I
spoke to the district attorney. and he
has given orders to bring her. here for
a few minutes on the way to the Grand
Central station. They're taking her up
to Burnsing, you know. wish, Gid
er, you would have little talk with
her" The lawyer abruptly went out
Of the Office, leaving the owner of the
store Tuning. + E1#5 =.
Hello, dadr' ..t4-. .4.:.. s.. ..@
Il Glider sprang to his feet, his face
suddenly grown younger, radiant.
Dick The big voice was softened
to exquisite tenderness, :s
As the eyes 81 the Two met the boy
rushed forward. and IN the next mo
!.ment the hands of fath sr ma son
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fact is, just naturally went broke.
Not hard thing to do on the other
side"
*'Nor on this" the father interject.
ed dryly.
Anyhow, it doesn't matter much"
Dick replied, quite unabashed. Tell
me- dad, how goes ft?''
"Pretty we'll, pretty we'll, son. I'm
glad to see you home: again, my boy"
There was great tenderness in the
usually rather cold gray eyes.
"And I'm glad to- be home, dad. to
:be''-there was again that clearing Of
the. throat, but he finished bravely-
with you.",:; :. =
The father avoided a threatening
display Of emotion by an abrupt
change Of subject to the trite.
'"Have a good timer. he inquired
casually: " :~:.
1.-THE. time Of my young life. ! tell
you, dad, it's. a fact that 1 did almost
break. the bank at Monte Carlo. I'd
have done it sure If only my money:
had held out"
1T seems to me that I've heard some
thing Of the sort BEFORE" was elders
caustic comment. But his smile was
still wholly sympathetic. He took q
curious vicarious delight in the esca-
pades Of his son, probably because he
himself had committed no follies in his
callow days. 'Why didn't you cable
me?" he asked, puzzled at such re-
straint on the part Of his son.
Because it gave me capital ex-
cuse for coming home"
'''You clear out of here, boyw Glider
commanded brusquely. I'm a work
ing man. But here, wait a minute
he added. He brought forth from a
pocket neat sheaf Of banknotes,
which he held out. 'There's carfare
for you,' he said, with a chuckle.
"And now clear out I'll see you at
dinner
/ "You can always get rid OF me on
the same TERMS" Dick remarked slyly.
In the doorway he turned with final
speech, which was uttered in splendid
disregard for the packet Of money he
had just received. "Oh, dad, please
don't forget to give Sadie that SIS I
borrowed from her for the taxi"
The owner of the store returned to
his labors with new zest, for the
meeting with his son had put him In
high spirits. Perhaps it might have
been better for Mary Turner had she
come to him just then, while he was
yet in this softened mood. But fate
/ had ordained that other events should
| restore him to his usual harder self
before their interview. Smithson en-
tered with an expression Of discom-
future on his rather vacuous coun-
tenance. He walked almost nimbly to
the desk and spoke with evident dis
! tress as his employer looked up inter
negatively. @~ >-<
'McCracken has detainedAer-a-
lady. SIR" he said feebly. "She has
been searched. and we have found
about 500 worth of laces on her"
"Wefl?" Glider demanded" Impatient
| ". Such affairs were too common in
the store to make necessary this in
1 trusion of the matter on him. why
did you come to me about it," .
I'm very sorry. sir. but I thought II
wiser. sir, to-er-to bring the matter
to your personal attention. The lady
happens to be the wife Of j. W. Gas.
kell, the banker. you know"
| . { :, =. ..G .
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1913-11-15
CHAPTER III.
The Victim Of the Law.

The Victim Of the Law.
\/Es, Glider did know. The men
ton Of the name was Ike I
spell IN the effect it wrouRht
on the attitude Of the irritated
owner Of the store. Instantly hts a..
preston changed. ... .4.11. "a. IN.
s%.ss How y extremely .awkward!!' he cried.
\ ana there was "a very real concern 81
q is voice Hs egarded Smithson lind.
~ " hereat that rather pulling gentle.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1913-11-15
Fried: zApplel,s.

Place on a chafing dish one third
cup butter. and when hot add enough
apples SLICED one half inch thick to
cover the bottom pf the dish, Brown
on each side andrsremove to- q hot
dish. !. Repeat until sufficient apples
are fried. To the llqnid in the dish
add one-third cup each sugar and
hot water, cook TO g syrup. pour
over the apples and serve. .ss1: II
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1913-11-15
Cold Meat Sandwiches.

Grind cold, lean meat two or more
kinds may be mixed, add two green
peppers. finely chopped. to each cup
Of meat. Moistens with mayonnaise.
spread between trin slices Of bread
and shape s}55y IA sS5 s.ss3 II. -$ 55@I
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1913-11-15
WHAT TO EAT AND
HOW TO COOK IT
ISLAND. CHoWDER.

Dice one-fourth pound salt pork
and saute with one tablespoon
minced onion until brown. Rub into
the fat four tablespoons of flour.
add slowly one quart of milk and
season. WELL. Add diced vegetables
(about one and one-half pints) and
one-half pint Of fish which has been
flaked into small pieces. The sea-
soning must depend upon the veget-
ables which have been used. Celery
salt, tabasco and Worcestershire
sauce may be used. If we'll sea-
soned, this is an acceptable way of
using leftover vegetables and fish.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-02-21

Gong Bead. Ger sr en- oeiIis Strunos
breb. 90 iau bar BET ben SOroel, al man
ber er ioa nRr 2os aussIes, at mani
tan tomme ino naar man bill.
Roeet, ION / oRientIig Non ~bibrager
til at eisre Cos anseIeB tiItrGtteHoc
for os, er, ar ut Der timber Dor eesr
STRIFE. Gen b~etienes M at Saitpr ODE
s. 8. Sreus, iom pi er Bit soot tjeuot
meo. @ubstiereiter hoIbes boer 5eus
bags Sormiooae % auelp / Nenigbes
bens pere lille atrte paa Gait 9Th %
SaIoma ape., aiperleube pua Norif og
@ugeIif. Sen batre Yreitebolig Ii8eer
lige peb &irten. Set er ps bobbelt
fiGrt at bIi tisnot pna bette GteS, pa
Yaitor 8. ambalsruo, ipm bar Dor
Brett ba hi reiite fra gtinneiota. |
lin Sis bar Ireit for psrue MenigbeD
/ EOS an9cIes.
Nheu mn bIir grepet ultfor Iangt.
Ser ntrbe pGre andre Iom pgiaa babe
no9et paa 6ierte. Slot bette maa euos
III t~iIfsies. @i bar Der funoet Oct
rette Steb for anna. iaapiOt Ri MI tar
ie. 6un er ct auret Barn nu, iprius
ger iaa friit % IpteIio omfrtn9 o9 Ies
ger / Sanpen reoe peb Sauet. Or.
Soilanb, Ell norit TX Rdp" Specialiit,
bar unSeris9t beube % bar Oct. bebite
Saab ON at ban mart fan bli fuIos
ltpnoi9 friIte % itert. Set sr me9ct
at pGre @rb tatnemmeIig for. % ri
tan life nuDet enb tGufe paa De mango
andre ipge % trGtte % uoiIibtc, iom
bar 6naOe 5ib % gaao til BET: Spor
9obt Ell Sur berlb og Ell StoS Opbolo
Der piloe gisre Dem. Ser fan man
bpile Jig, ioIe Jig og ia BET bebngeIi9t.
Bare Oct life bar for 8utterue bers
bieutnle -, men hi begpnSer ieg at
lGn9te biem til benz! Og iaa er Set
bel meb andre, &c bill life retie til BET
beiliee Californian fra 8utterne line.
@enli9 9ilien,
0irs. 8rtta See.
Cos Tn9eIes, Gal, 27be Gan, 1918.
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Bart Hegion Sfiftepue.

SorSbao Sen 13be Sebrltar iauot
set Itorc SfiItebne Steb / Sergn5 Rails.
Pile Stile6ere al Rapu, Tom life huboe
itamfert iio / Be iorrise Stepner, bar
tiliteoe. Sc fum pnn Sursn fra StUiGbs
ION oa @lenlppob. On itor SoItemnsie
hupbe iamlet iiq neO Sotioen sra
SnbtGgternc at S6mme bar Der minoit
{, 200 ReuneIfer pdn Stsoet. Sc Tom
ira iicrnt og uGr. Sarmerue / Cms
ealeu fisrte inb / nGrIaet al Slags
aisretsi og 9~abobperue ienpte line aons
tiroenter. Mauae i0m fra Nurtb Sas
totd, liae fra 8nnomere % Sarge iordt
oberuRre Sfiitepnet. &eiret pdr aft bpdo
man tuuoe euifc. Itisut Der bIaaite IiOt
for Itert Roopine. hpilfet fan ia htne
bret lRuaere Sop. Radr man bar fIGoi
iio oarmt % life irnier er bet en- Chit
nj bare tilitsSe beo ct Sfiiteons.
"a Stormen / CONNER blauire ooers
enbe set forrige Heuoe, bD9aet man
Ssit ct nht iom sr rs SOB bsit og ier
iittert % iolio uS. Oct itaar paa ei
5tutfe 2ano ium aIubben bar iisbt ON
trent en- Uil bent iuo fra Yarf Regior
Goaeae. Ranqe al S%tuoenterne pso
oenue Sfolc bar giort grue al asuosi
% ilere er no.iaa TIinte. 8lanot amates
rerne pdnot be idaIsoes auoen og fer
De Sris.
Set fan Innes uosst rart at man
iaar iaar lPie sbsrit paa 9iiten al en-
mpiit norit Sport Naunet paa en- Srs
IRnoer. 8arnep 8iIep. 9et itulpe Del
eaenilia bare pRrct ginrne eIer Sisrr
8eiarion eler uoset Iisnenbe. 5porles
oes en- SrIgnoer fan BIZ flint til at itna
p1a Sti itaI iee life gaa IND paa. Sois
MAJ biloe beosmms ale SrlRnoere Ell
Ter De runoe % p~slite!te Yolitibeiiente
iom man Ter / Stor6perne. itilSe IL
lille iGute iig al De UiIoe liomsrfe la
ipnserIig a Stt. Den man n,aa lite
iiiRre ale mnser en- Stop. 8nrnep Rsils
len fommer ira Den men biersfulSe gs!
al Eiuneiota og bar ira garns6en.
Tiger man, spet iia | at itaa paa eli.
aae mac inorsnume az ban bar arbeis
set fIittigt oe itrapst iurist for Of naa
op iii Soppen. &c iorn paaitaar al
59rbiebse ! oenne Sport lieser / glos
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-02-21

bet, % iaaleoes tiIhsrer eaentIig HorSs
mrno !unee psl srunSe here's Saaitdno
ptrpaa at MeiIIen muIiseiS usoiidms
mex fra Sc Horom9uS iom | Gifinsetis
Sen boiatte iis | SrInuS % al BET nor
Ne Reiterifab Tom iaalsess bar lisaei
% iluurst | lanpe SIrstIeo MI enoeIig
buffer op ieisu ! noriie Creipelier.
Sori,sen bette fore Hsnne iom tiIbss
rer Bart Hesiou SfiiIub bar Smda'
gutisrus bpsas. ct minere Asnee liot
e~iteuipr Bart 8egiou College hppr Be
morer fig % bar tine Steorer. Get
fsritc Hsnbe iuo temmelig tdrpeliat no,
ia bet bar bneast al Ylanfer. Soro OF
5emmer Tom be ieIo bapoe iiafist til'
peis. IA DC life bapoe Yeugs til at
tiebe Ssmmsr, gioroe De hono Dc finpc.
Be bbet iaa al iige i'm nailrd". en-
gar Ell PIanfe. Ell arben ct Sorb o.i.p.
Sc braats hper liot al bosri % mco bet
bDaaet pp ct 8enoe iom life bar Ct
aumitUcrt. Saa holpt Sc CT Stiitepne
% III genee til at bhgac beere.
ser isIser 2iiten al Yruiesiionilter
OF uogls amatrrer:
Sarnen Heiacp 1lS % t20 SOB meo
267 Yoinis. Nasnar Smtpeot 1879
% 10 SOB meo $50 Eoiuts. Sianro
Sauion lip os III 500 MED 257ia
Toiitts. erIirg 9anpit 102 oa 100
Rob meo 240 YointS. ears SIdbhhS
1OD1a % 1913 Bop mso 235ls EointS.
5onei SenunteStpeot 1001a OF 102 500
meo 233 @ointS. AnNerS 6nusen meS
213h YointS.
2Gnaite itnaeunc Sop 8a9nar Sms
toeot l22 Sor.
amatsrer: Sliopia Ssibu, @Ieniuooo
90 og 1913 SOB meS pa Yoints. Sohn
Sliou. SerauS Sails 9S oa IS SOB meo
2171s Yoiuts. Sons Snuion Ntiuues
npolis 90 % 90 meo 214as Yoints.
Sonns SiIe, Sersus Sails mso 1874
&uints.
gf amaisrer bar Ser inlt IS iom
ios Del / Steuwt, Sohn SIion % Sos
mas Sile iom uanot anoeu os fieroe
Ylaos cr besge Smoeutsr oeo Bari
Heeion College. Sobn Slion bar inor
upmeriet iis paa ilcre Stcber % unncet
IRE YrGn,ier.
ON aitenen eiter Sfiitebnet bar Der
ganfet til sGre for sc eieiteuoe Stiles
bere. SfitlubbenS YrGiibent. Or.
Sbirpina opIritc 2ommerues aienbelic
oa uoselte Yrrmierne.
aorreiponbcnt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-02-21

dItiS at boISe Orb. Gar Sc. iast U.
iaa Tiger be paian y. oar DC fat ia
fore en- Sing inn man Set iremL pfn bet
iaa ItSsr aIbris iaa. baarot | Seusrne.
Oct bIcp berior beitemt. al bi. iom aIeg
reoe fBr / SRtesSalSIueet bciiuttst,
~iantIer sr Uabe iii be fattiae Serbicus
me. NIe 59tssoeIer fra "8reipe til
8bn" unrlooeS at bare meo.
Gnberr 9~ibrassgoer ifol ieIu beltems
me bpiIteu "Sofn" bans @aUe itaI toms
me tiIeooe. SaaIeSes fan allie bare
meb, % vi Iippsr ar i9tte uooeu
SrGnIe. Gneaoeupe oenne "@apa"
IteI Der tomnte ell ~lRngere, i9riiiIt Ore
oeglsrelie / gIaoene, iaa Snteresicn Tan
egeS, % ir8sn bebspe at lGsse "blinNt",
men oioe, bOao Be cir til. 9ten Sas
gen nGpnes Oaiaa Der, iaa bore Solt
Tan iC, at ben life snteu lisgcr paa BET
"poerite" eIIer Ell ngo.
"a Spnbsts aaSiersr, Dor asteoe
2ag5Iem, Spu. @uuoer 8roitue or al
eaaet peo 9eoen, iaa bIeb Nrne 9ruus
bsisu, 9peIauo, Winn. paIst / hans
Steb. 8ruuoeion er Ell "beiIitspt"
S9tesbsI meS buabe SuteresIe, 3u9s
Left og &i9rIsit iaa ban bill Dire it9
o. lin Strait for beuue tore Sag.
I~neaaenbe Sasasu bIeo beilurtet at
faa trbtt "Sp~srgsr,aaIss z sienna, iunI
Iaa Itol ienres til ale 2aeet5 2elns
ner.
Bet sr Dor Saab, at Su8asn fer vi
Dor tan bespnSeS paa I'll nGlte Sslt og
bi Ell baabe itor oS giilO BOG, iom
itoI ipreoe ems oper % for aItIo
tepare bort Soils 5iitorie fra CLIENT
ieIflobenS ifummeu6e 8anoe".
60 mDtie iagerr ion NE tan giera
IL nDtie giiIot iram / Sioe hera,
I'M berre ale leet 8pg9ien ri
I'M ale preoar, % ale oil!
Sau Sireftioneus Ge9ne
@iergtIo 9isruaraa,
Sorm. fut SGtesoalal.
8aufe, Wtinn., / Sanuar.
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1nfektion % De$infektion
bvordan CWgerne beskyter sig seIv mod sfilt-
soi1ihe Sygdonnnne.

lie, bpis De uoisrer lin 0rnttion iom
De burSe, err Ger ira Oennc Slide ingen
6are Tor Snieftiou.
Zen melt aInlinoclige 5oritprrel.
ie al SIimbinoerte er aotarrb. aa.
torrb beuirfer cit 5ilituro / Clint
htnoerne, Ger gisr Dem uopatige til
al beffutte Spitemet. Biititoife OBJ
iuges let giennem Slimhinoeue, ON
Ser er nogen fatarrbaIite auiamIin.
ger.
Spao or eu0lnt pprre. aatarrh oil
beulrtc inIda 9pl0er pa1 SIimbinoe.
nc. SilOelS en- oiSie guloer ida
imoa, at De life fan ices meo Oct
usauc 2ie. slnOrc er itore, frem.
brinqenoc bpi0e Bletter al noger
Stsrrelie. SddOanue S~limbiuoer
bill outage cttuert @iititoi bporneo
Sc fommer I 9ersreIie. Spgeu for
isger at boIoe SIimbiuOerue mt for
Autarrb. Sau pe0 meget oel, at
apiS ban me0 fatarrhalife Slinlhin.
Ser uoiGtter iiq for Sgg0Omne, fan
ban life boo6e at mogaa Smitte.
Ter aubeialeS ioritielliae Mioler
til at irembringe Bette Reililtat. men
set WtSoeI. Tom oirfclig biz boIoe
Slimhinoere iunoe. oct Wtio0el, leg
ielp bruaer, oct Oti0Oel ieg arbeio.
let til mine GdtIeiter I'll mine Ben
uer, er Yerluna. Yerltna, on taget
rettelig. oil beifptte Slimbinoere MOB
aotorr6. 9ette oil iptte oisie SIN.
ser iitauo Ill at beifptte 2egerHet MOB
imlitiommc SDgoomme.
SpiS lea Tor 2iebliffet prattiiereoe
blar0t imltiomme SiliRloer 90 Su.
fefticu$ip9oomme. ptl6e ieg hoer
Gage tuae Rerrna Tor at fire Mig
pcrieft Sm0heS. Ger err Inlet 1es.
iniefticnsmiooel iterft nof til at orP'
be Spa0omSipirer uoen at oct Jam.
tioig itaoer oct mcnueifeIige Se9eme.
On aoOt o. iunOt Segeme, iaapel mo
pcuoig iom %uopenoia, er Serfcr oct
cueitc Saab Tom SPger eler noger
anoen har iom 6orebpsgeIie moo
imitIonme Sp9oomme. Ho. 80.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-02-21
StI 4eoaftsr d. y. NnSerien.

8ante, Wtinn., / Sauuar.