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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1914-09-23
RECENT DEATHS.
Lake.

Lake.
Elmer O. Lake of Boston, but for
merly resident of st. Johnsbury,
died Thursday in Durham, n. H, at
the home of an aunt, Mrs M. Il. Wig
gin, after less than two weeks illness
with thrombosis. Mr.. Lake was IN
the lumber business for 30 years,
coming to St. Johnsbury first to buy
lumber for Skillings, Whitney and
Barnes of Boston. He was born at
Lowell. Mass. April 5, 1862, and at
tended public school and high school
at Hyde Park, Mass. On Sept. 10,
1886, lust % years before the day Of
his death, he married Miss Minnie A.
Burt of st. Johnsbury. He was IN
charge of c.. H. Stevens mill at Gran
by for a time and when the. Northern
Lumber Co. was formed went to Bos-
ton to take charge of the business
there A year ago he left the North
ern Lumber Co. and had since been
in business for himself. His only
child, Harold A Lake was in the Of
fee with his father. There was fu-
neral service in Durham, Friday, and
another in Boston, Saturday, at the
home, Sc st. Botolph street, attended
by many prominent lumber dealers
of Boston, and on Sunday the remains
were brought to St. Johnsbury for
interment in Mt Pleasant cemetery
where three generations of Mrs
Lakes ancestors rest. Prayer was
offered at the cemetery by Rev. Ed
ward T. Fairbanks. The remains
were accompanied here by Mrs. Lake
and her son, Mrs. Lakes aunt, Mrs
10. B. Gould of Newport, and Mrs. j
NJ. Lebourveau and daughter, Claire
of Lyndonville. Mr.. Lake is sur
vived by his wife; one son, Harold OF
Hyde Park, Mass, his wife and six
months old son, Wendell Elmer; and
an aged mother, Mrs. Martha S. Lake
of Hyde Park, Mass.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1914-09-23
Bundy & Amey
GOOD SHOES
PASSUNIPSIO
Farewell Party to l.. W. Sanford and
Family-Locals.

Farewell Party to l.. w. Sanford and
Family-LOcals.
At the entertainment Friday even
ing given by the Grange large crowd
attended and Lyman Harvey in be-
half of all the friends presented Mr..
l.. w. Sanford and family purse of
money. Mr.. Sanford responded very
well thanking every one for the token
of respect. Refreshments were served.
Thursday afternoon at the reg
ular Grace Mason Club at Mrs.
o. N. Pinneys, Mrs. Sanford was
presented with a neck chain set with
a pearl. Mrs. Sanford was very
much surprised. Mrs. Pinney SEW
ed refreshments OF cake and chOcO-
late and very pleasant time was en-
joyed by all.
Miss Bessie Bennett entertained
the Il. NJ S. club Saturday. The
girls presented Mrs. Sanford brooch
pin. Mrs. Sanford has been. their
leader since she came here.
j. Adams md l.. Lebay ere work
ing in Danville.
John Ray has returned from Ma
tick, Mass, where he has been Wis
iting relatives.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1914-09-23
EAST CONCORD
A Dinner Party and Other Social
Events-PersonaIs.

Fvents-Personals.
Mr.. and Mrs. Madison Savers of
Wells River spent the past week
with their mother, Mrs. Frank Sease.
They also visited at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. d. c. Isham and on Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs Will Savers gave a din
ner party. Among those present
~ ere Mr.. and Mrs. Madison Savers,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Sease, Mrs. Hat
tie Isham. The guests were treated
to ice cream before they departed.
Horace Kidder and Miss Annie La
casse of ST. Johnsbury came in his
auto last Friday evening and attend
ed the corn roast given by Mr.. and
Mrs. Alfonso Hartman. They were
accompanied home by Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Crosby who have spent the past
week as guests OF his mother, Mrs.
Hartman.
Sixteen attended the card party
given at the home of Mr.. and. Mrs.
j. C. Mcdonald last Wednesday eve
ming Among those present were
Mrs. Stella Folsom, Miss Grace
Waite and Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Crosby
of st. Johnsbury.
George King is suffering from
blood poisoning but is a little better
at this writing.
Harry Mcdonald and D. NJ. Smith
attended the state fair at White Riv-
er Junction last week.
Mrs. Stella Folsom and H. r.
Pratt have closed Camp Red Wing
at Miles Pond and returned to their
home in St. Johnsbury.
Mrs. Jennie Whitcher of Twin
Mountain, N. H., spent Sunday with
her brother, Hollis Morrill,.
Mrs. J. 1. Folsom and Mrs. H. A.
Smith were in st. Johnsbury last
Monday
Mrs. Bertha Smith went to Ian
caster, N. H., where she expects to
spend the next few months.
d. H. Thomas has completed his
silo and has it we'll filled. James
Grant and Mr.. Hendrick also have
their large silos filled.
The corn roast held at Lem Mich
OILS last Thursday evening proved a
pleasant success and 81. was added
to the treasury of the Ladies Aid.
Mrs. Edd Cole is at Carol, N. H.,
this week, a guest of her sister, Mrs.
Celia Glines.
Mrs. Gorilla Thomas and Mrs.
Isabel Carr of ST. Johnsbury are Wis
iting at the home of Fred Smith for
Road commissioner, A. Weir, is
doing a large job of grading the
roads in this part of the town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Adair have en-
tertained the past week their broth
er and sister, Mr.. and Mrs. Horace
Pettis of Bradford.
Miss Eliza Chasteney of FairIee
is a guest of Mrs. LucelIa Sweet
Mrs. Sweet also entertained Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Morton and daughter,
Mia, over Sunday
3. A. Morse has shot and trapped
ten hen hawks and one owl in the
past four weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Morse are en-
PERTAINING Otis Temple and two sons
George and Ralph of Stoneham,
Mass.
Mrs. Dana Brown will give a baked
! bean social at her home this (Wed-
nesday) evening, for the benefit of
the Ladies' Aid society. u
George Smith of Wilder has NOV
ed his family into Calvin Break
WOODS house.
The Concord base ball team are
coming this "wednesday afternoon
to play the East Concord team.
Mrs. Hattie Isham and son, Earl,
are spending this week with her son,
Harry Isham, at Dalton, N. H.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1914-09-23

Mr.. and Mrs. Jonah Watts are Wis
iting at St. Johnsbury Center.
The baby of Mr.. and Mrs. Lebay
had the misfortune TO break her ell
bow while they were visiting at Dan
VlIie last week.
Mrs. Marcia Perkins of West Dan
vile was the guest OF Mis-. ID. Z. + ar
rington over sunday.
IVA "a. SLocAe-' OF Danyille was IN
the place Saturday inspecting bridges.
Miss Irma King who went to Hare
wick to the sunday school conFeh-
.4oa4 l.... zen save al eAcelIenL re
port in Sunday school
Mr.. ana MRS. Ernest shepherd We're
IL vONl. loot VEGA s.Iu DOUSnt Vi ~.
Bruce house.
Miss SADIE Clark of St. JOhnsbury
was recently working at Theodore
Chase's.
Mrs. Emma Wells has returned
home from caring for Mrs. Harry
Livingston OF st. Johnsbury.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren wight of ot.
Johnsbury were al w. ii. WrIgnt ;
Sunday.
Mrs. Ellen Hutchinson OF klroy
visited her grandson, harOId WoOA
last week.
MIS- I1dIOlQ w OOu spent TIE uclS
Wednesday with Mrs. many arn~-.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Ransome visit
ed last week in GrOton and TOpsham.
MIS-. clarence kendall of East Bar
net spent a few days last week with
MIS-. Lima Dow.
5. +. rlnney attended the progress
sive convention at Burlington last
week.
Mrs. S. p. Pinney went to Quebec
Monday TO visit relatives and frIenus.
John GillaDder has purchased a
new piano.
blr. anu MIS-. George King of Bar
ton visited Mr.. and Mrs. c. r. King
leaoL
Mrs. Ed Smythe of st. Johnsbury
visited Miss Annie Judge at Byron
Smiths Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. w. Sanford so
this week TO Cambridge, Mass, to live
where Mr.. Sanford will attend Har-
Nara conversely.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram Banks and
two children visited at r. G. MeGill' S
one day last week.
Mrs. Alma Davis and the Misses
BerIna ana Ellen Louie spent Wed
nesday of last week with the Misses
Nellie and Jennie Ranney of Con-
cord.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen Kelley of
Newport visited at MIR. and Mrs. Rich
ard WrlgnC-s.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1914-09-23
RYFGATE
Town Clock Being Installed On Pres
byterian Church-LOcaIS.

byterian Church-LocaIs.
The town clock, the gift of the late
John Cameron. is being installed on
the United Presbyterian church.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. d. White went to
Burlington last week. Mr.. White
was a delegate to the progressive
convention held there.
Miss Ellen Lang of Los Angeles,
Cal, is visiting former acquaintance
and relatives in the vicinity of Rye
gate.
Clarissa Gibson returned to Holy
oke, Mass, on Tuesday and .Margar-
ct Nelson to the state institute for
the deaf at Brattleboro, where she
has been a teacher for the past two
years.
Mr. and Mrs Simmons with their
daughter, from Maine, are the guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Hermon Miller Mr.
Simmons is a brother of Mrs. Miller.
Miss Alice Gibson of Littleton, N.
H., visited her friends, Mr.. and Mrs.
J. H. Symes and others the past week.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1914-09-23
SUTTON

Mr.. and Mrs. Alton Marsh of Bar
ton have been visiting friends in
town
Mrs. III. w. Libby of Burke is keep
ing house for Charles Peck.
John Stevens and Miss Maud Bar
rett were weekend guests at Jona-
than Stevens.
The Ladies Aid will meet at their
hall Friday evening. The usual sup
per will be served.
The next Grange meeting is to be
Saturday evening of this week.
Mrs. John Mclaughlin of West
more and Mrs. Smith of st. Malachi,
p. O., were guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
w. G. Stevens Sunday
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1914-09-23
MUSEUM NOTES

The flower calendar since Septem-
Der IA is as follows: Braun's holly
fern, Sept. Is; ternate grape fern,
Boots shield fern, round-fruited lady
fern, elegant marginal shield fern,
peppermint and fruit of milk
weed Sept. 16; stiff gentian EAST
BARNETT, Sept. 10; witch hazel, fruits
of sweet elder, hop, and hemlock
parsley, Sept. 10.
Among the bird migrants which
are now returning from their nesting
sites in the North are the fox spar
rows and white-crowned sparrows.
A flock of 10 or II wood thrushes
was observed Sept. 20 in company
with robins and bluebirds feeding
upon black cherries. The wood thrush
is exceedingly rare in this vicinity.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1914-09-23
ACADEMY NOTE

Miss Elizabeth Peck, who has been
taking violin lessons in Boston under
AdOlph Bak, begins her work at the
Academy this morning. Miss Peck
takes the place of Miss Helen Boyn-
ton, who has resigned to become in
structor of music in Columbia college,
Columbia, S. G. The Academy or
chestra will be organized under Miss
Peck's leadership, and all the stu
dents in the Academy desiring to take
private lessons on the violin may have
the opportunity to do so.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1914-09-23
WINTER SCHEDULE SUNDAY
Several Changes In Arrival and De
parture of Trains at Local
Station.

SCaCIOn.
The winter schedules of trains on
the Boston & Maine, Maine Central
and ST. ]. G. L. C.. railroads go into
effect next Sunday. Some trains are
to be taken off and the time of others
has been changed. The schedule for
south bound trains is LILO, 1928, $40
and 11.25 a. M, $50 and 5.34 p. m.
North bound trains 800, 3.S8, 1O.42
a. M, 3.42, 4.37 and 7.25 p. m.
Trains for the west include the
mail at $50 a. m, the express at
3.48 p. M, and the Hyde Park train
at 4.45 p. m. Trains arrive at 8.25
and 11.2O a. m. and 9.25 p. m.
The Maine Central time card shows
train for Lunenburg at 1000 a. m.
and the Portland express at 3 p. m.
A mixed for Lancaster also leaves at
4.40 pm. The train from Portland
arrives here at Els p. m and the
Lunenburg train at 8.25 a. m.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1914-09-23

The forty-second annual meeting
of the Vermont Branch, Woman S
Board of Missions viii be neIu III
Inc rlrst Cons egational church at
Newport, September 29 and 80. The
speakers will be Miss Mary Preston
OF the Woman's Board, MIS-. Charles
n. Ransom of the zulu MISSION, Rev.
E. S. Tead, d. D., of the COngrega-
,-Ul-..I --ds.~st,4On ~Cu4eLy, and t,eV.
James l.. Barton, u. D., secretary of
the American Boa Il, who wnl con-
duct the commissioning service OF
NC nLw,y oIpO.liCcd MISSIONARY
Miss Cook.
The % cent piece was ulade la
Gus by the American Liver Tablets,
lie peri, - laxative
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1914-09-23
EAST RYEGATE

Mrs. Don Matthews and baby OF
Colebrook, n. H, were guests at G.
NJ. Wallace's a few days last week.
Adrian st. John was badly scalded
on his limbs by the upsetting of a
coffee pot one day last week.
Yern Howard finished work for @.
B. Wallace Saturday and will soon
move to Wells River where he ex-
poets to open his store the first of
October.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1914-09-23

Repairs On Methodist Church Com
pIeted-Local Matters.
The Methodist church which has
been closed for repairs since July is
nearly completed and services were
held there last Sunday. The entire
roof has been newly shingled and the
interior painted, papered and a new
carpet laid.
Scott Farnum has bought of Tap
lin and Rowell of Barton a strip of
land on the east side of the road near
the Lyndon depot containing eleven
building lots for $1,000.
G. H. Whitcomb is putting in a
grist mill in connection with his saw
mill at the west end of the village.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-03-20
BOdi=TOne
belbrese SpsSpmm peo at

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etbpert Organ Segemct. Gone er ct libet Orb, men oct betuoer Ell
bel Del. ali &elbreo. Aaor allie Orgoner qir lin Gel, noar ct.
bert oirfer pea Ell %fu0tGnbia uoturig 0ioaoe uoor ollie Iunftto.
ner er llnoe o9 otrter me0 natuNg bigger, naur @nerGi, Stnrfe %
Strait I'll at moo'taa Snqoomme er uco ct nattrliQt Tlmft, ga er
Segeutet rqttg lemt. @o0i.6oue qier, at belle 2e9enet hipIper Aa-
trren I'll at tone op enbpcr Bart. Iette er Sen Rraft, Der Ii0Qer III.
Der VoOi-Sone'S tore @rbeibe Tor ben Spgc; bette er oen Waooe
hoorpaa Def beIbreoer Sn9bomme % aisr @ege1uet rift; oette err
Ben Strait Oct tiIbQoer Gem, % Qe four IN Gebreo % stprte.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-03-20
SGger % SDens SDgebms
b:A0tc im9em pari0 0j9lp

&u6ion, aoria8. - gobiz5oue er ben rette Iebicin for mig
og ieG ienoer mig lan bra. at leg snifer at ifroe berpnl. Seq
forlsgte mango Northumberland, men be biaIp mig aIbris.
Seq GIT til Dor SusIRae og Ell 2G9e 9ania8. Set bioIp iaa
lrnge ieg tog @teoiciner, men ligeiaa mart ieg op6erts, Tom
BET tuba9e. Seq Iaa pelaa paa aanla8 Gin Sbgebus. Sibeu
ieg bcepnote at BRUCE Sobis6ous bar iee insen 0fpein1srter
mere, mine Nprer CT meget beore. @belImotismen PLACER mig
life mere oe leg faar lobe ON Ratter. SCR ieg fog BET, PLACE
Deg je9 ~beionbiG. Seq bar Iiot forfRroelig Is 9dr og ibIanot
bar tg p9ret ieu9eIi99enbe 3 gPaaneoer efter binauoen, noe al
Stauo til at nr6e mig paa eler ipile uoer Si9lp. Seq er
Snrmer % or as Ndr gann1eI. Seq tilranoer nle, iom loer al
Npreipgoomme eIler Nbeuuatisme at BRUCE @obis5one iom
is 9ioroe. 6. 6. Gbriitiauien.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-03-20

Eeres Griarinser bar beuiit ubcn en- Sfpaee al SpiI at gpoi.
Zones Tlar, at itemme Op belle Sesemet, er Den rette @lan, Der biaI-
per Ill at belbrebe bisie og andre llorbener, oct err en- pirfeig
SjGlp til Natureu. Wsauee, ser bar Ibt al baarIia Selbreb mango
Aar % bar foricet De fete befienote IeGiciner, bar hauoet, of en-
tmtclt sGife Of SpSi.Spne bar giort mere 9oot emo aIe Sc andre I'LL
iammen. Gubre. Der bar liot mango Maoneber og mango gar.
ior'sst mango Sraer pg SpeciaIiiter. bar funbet oeres fsrfte pirte-
lee Stnorins Soo-Spne, erer at at anoet bar laaet fell og
n9lten alt Saab bar gaaet. Set eoor lge Ill &obcn Qegemet og
belbreber ioroi bets Irbeioe er ratonelt og hIbtenbiat. set eneite
SlagS, Der aisr SeIbreoeieu oarig - bpeaet paa ct ioib @rirno.
LOG. S9s @apporterne pa oenne SIDE, oereier "TRIP efter en-
s9ite % prsp oet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-03-20

Sois Der er noget @eien nmb 9eres Nprer, bill 9ooi.GOne biGlpe
I'll at Iemnne op Nprerne, birpe I'll at iGtte Dem ben rene Sr0en.
Sots Der er noget llorben neO 0ereS Wfoue, Yooi.Soue oil biPlpe
til at femme op Wtapen, biPpe til at ipte SeIen Sr0en. %piS
Der er noget ioeien nreb 0eres Nerper, Ceres gloo, oeres Seper,
0eres Sarme eler 0eres Spiem IlminbeH9beb, bill De beIbre-
oenoe g%eitanoSele @oo'Sone goa Ige til Irbeioe og oeob!ipe at
orbcioe Gag efer Dag, alto onitrpngenoe Jig for Ell behemt Son0.
ling, Der frembringer ~belbre0en0e Gelultater al bet Sla9s, ioul
Si0enoe paafienner. &oiS Ge bar &betnotSme, hiplper go6i-
Zone meo at ferne lrinipre fra SpIenlet, r1eoen8 oct bringer Gone
til 9|prcrlc, Moocn 90 @looet, % berpeo ~forebp9ge Ell 6ortipttele
al rbeumatit @iit % i9tte M @ftioitet Wuflcrne, Gterperne og
Scmmerne. @oois Gone buroe bruQeS al ollie 0pnoer Ser liber al
nogenonbelt t~uin0eige SI0ebein0enOer, Tor bets itprenoe gQe1s
iaber er funoet at bore ipeciel Oproiflo ale iaaoanne Soebefi1-
BENDER.
ggIbre @Hn0 % apinOer bnroe BRUCE @obt.Gone, cnooa ON De
life er belOPret Al farige Sl0etin0enoer o0 De oil iee itprfe %
iunoe Tor 0ereS Ml0er. @ooi.Sone pirfer iom ct "StprfcrniooeI for
SeGenet" lor De gamle, blGlper at tnrnpe Slooct, ltooiPtte 9er-
perne % frentringe Ell 900 Nppett. Get biplper 6or0eielieu, Sp-
Iesninaen % andre uigtige 6unttioner % irembringer iun0 og for
iriitenbe Ssur, Der cr ina n~ebuen6ig for ollie ganle Folf. Gets
ipecielle &irfuing pau Nprerne er I'll SGlp for enbper Glore Ser.
ion, enten oct err nogen fenot Observation-Disclosures eIler eli. Glen.
togenoe uheloi9e llofo6 at fin0e otrteli9 Goroel ira 6e a~Imin6eIige
Meoiciner bar ioaet mango ounle 6oIf, Der er beippret poa forfel-
lge Wtauoer, I'll at fro, at ole Slags Spgoonune err Ell ~nsopenoig
SslQe al 6ereS Nl0er, men No0i.SoneS SutceS beOUer, boorbon goo
SelbreO fQn u0PS eunnd uu0er en- frenrnffet Nlner
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-03-20

anaerne, og mine Seuber ~IiseIebes, ps MI ct alt f~orinirbet
lamnten meo Nbeun1ntismeu, iom leg bar babt firti Gar. Weine
@taaItib, %enDfisnt ies for Srleen al @oSisSone ar1tooesS at
babe Ell az be b9rfe Sorr1sr al Observation-Disclosures @un M,r,b
renie ben. os bette er oeiaa foriuurbet. aFin iiote Siege babe
fortalt mine Naboer at alt bar lme neb rem satnle Ranb", oa
pa De iaa mig oppe pg noe isien pg iao bpor bra ies bar. snf,eoe
De at bloe, bpao le8 babbe eiort for mig ieb, DC ieg table inaeu
So meo at fortRIIe benz ON gobisSone. O.. @. Simn,uus.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-03-20
Sc tr9mgcr oct nu

Sois De er trpt al ito0i9e Goftorregninaer % beip0ret ne6
oct fortiatte 9rIg al Weontn uoen Heulater, 0a trGnser Sc Suoi'
Some netpp MI. Spis Ceres iteoHge 2pge life bar giort Oem
noget ptrfelt9t goot, bpiS Dc bar gipet ham en- Nnleoning til at gisre
bpao ban fan og De oIminoeltge me6icinfe Sorrmeniptninger ban
bar bruet, bar laaet fell, 0a QtO 6etne mooerne, oi6eniabeiQe Sant-
meniGtning al ipecieIIe MioIer en- @nebning til at bepie bpo0 De
fan giere for Gem. Gets it6rite Srilunf bar pGret blan0t WGno
oa apinOer meo froniife SIbebefinoenber og ionn bor ieet 2Gger %
Specialier baaoe Sientrne oq andre StcOer uben at erboloe Oarig
6orbel, % al benue @runo inobpbe8 ae froniie 2ibenoe til at
prspe oct for tppe Gage paa Dur Heffo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-03-20

gcrioner, Der Iber Of RbeumatiSme, Observation-Disclosures, SISebe.
fiusenocr Gnrerne, Sspsreu % SlGren, lrinipres Spssomme, fpin.
beige SeiperisbsSsr, Usapc', Blob % Suhipscpmms, Saterist,
SGmprrbpser, aatarrb, anacmia. SsunlsSbee, "a Grippe, Smer.
ter, aIminbeHse Suasbsher ps ncrpss HenbrubtbeS, bar ~fulofenois
SrSpet SOni Zone % fuIpt ub bspish bets tsre mesicute garbi
for iaaeuuuc upreeHer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-03-20
Sffe cit Yatcnt=M e0iciu

SpSrSOne er lite en- Eatrnt-IfeOicin, for bets Su~arebienier er insen
Semmsligbeo. Get ~mSebolOer Srpn phosphate, @eutiau, 0ibia,
ebtnEe Nbubarb, Eernutnn Surf, Hnr %umien, Sresun @rape
Moot, SascGrn, 6apFeum, SariapariIln % @ulben Seal. Saasannc
SeItansOsle sarantcrer bets ScNriiter % @irfninscr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-03-20
81 ta9er belle Nt0foem

@uorfor opiTtte Ell an6cu Gag, raor Ell ErsOc al 0enne prs.
pcoe Meoiciu er Ceres blot ucO at iperge efer Sen. &Uorfor peo.
blue at Iioe. naar man peo at thppe no auponen, u6rDlbe Sores
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banbIiug meo bette tore Wiooel, Der aIlerebe bar brogt Suinoer
Selbreo, hpIfet Nolf operalt fan fortPUe ON. Get foter blot ct
Srilnprfe o. 9e bctolcr life Ell Sent unotasen Oct brInaer Gem
9inbring. De taQer ingen Neiifo, Tor Gproien % Sen belbreoenoe
Strait al @obi.Sone er bIeben iiIitrpffeliq beoiit beo beloiee 8ure
lire Nor. Get er life lpngere et mt WPi00el, men et Nfiooel neo
Ell Sitorie en- SUtorie ON SeIbrebeler, Ser forbouier 29gerne
% opIefter Sen Spge. Get er bIepet prspet / Suiroer al SiIf9l-
Ser forifeIige SIoebefinbenoer hos beg9e &isr, al ale IIbre.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-03-20

tet lang Sio % grorfiten beu1rer mig life iot ben eiorbe.
Set sr nGreu TO Gar iioer i1 be9puote bets 9rug. Seq anbes
fa!ebe Bet til en- Seiter Misfsippi, ber IT bleoet Iinbret for
RbeuInatisme peb at bruge BET. Saabutt Nrbeibe iom bette er.
efter min Msnins tiIitretteIi9 til at fpripare bets grug at
enbper, Der er anf9gtet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-03-20
Gilt Se b.bsper nj iise er; Seq suffer at prsue oct"
% eli Collar este Dil bIipe Gem %operaipet.

Oct gisr iugen SorfieI boen1, bbor euer bbo6 3e er, @ooi.
Zone tuger al Heifoen, og forlanaer ineeu Detailing bo8 oct life
einer Sinoring. 9e bebsper life al ifrioc IT Ianqt grep, life at no.
fpI0e no9enombeit trpttenOe Scbemaer, 9c bebeuer life al ienoe
roeen Eenqe euer 6riuprfer. Wi ipsrger Gem life ON 9eres Sloe.
b~eftnbenoer % Ge bebsoer life at ifrpe ct Sro ON oct. @le @e.
i~prrligbeoer, Der o,itoar 2egemet, % SOSi'S one iGttsr 2egemet
Sroru. Nlt Ge beheoer at SIRE, er at fIppe no SIponer, Der
flyer iaa mget Iom Seq sniter at PROBE @ob.& one, fpb no 3ere8
gabr og I6resie % pl bill ienoe @ooi-Sone I'll Gem. 9ene err,
boorleoeS gooi.Sonc snfer at blioe prepet al GanIe % rnqe, bette
er bOoroorl pi snfer al beoie bets beIbreoenoe arnft. @i bill meo
@lnoe ien0e oct til Gem uoen Ell Sent, % bore gIao peo at qiue
Gem en- GnIebning til at prsoe oct. lore at fcnoe Sen @eoicin, Ser
bor brogt IN SeIbrcb % 8igsr til iao mango ipge, Iioenoe % ipaee
Verioner, gainle % unge, qlo0 po at pie Gem booroan Selbreo
fan bIioe frembraqt ollie IIore meo oen rette W}eoicin, Ser er Iapet
al De rette Sngreoienier. @Dts @obi-Sone er ioa forocloatia for
Gem, Tom for Su'inoer andre, ga benI os Ell Collar for 6t. Spis
De life er tiIfreos neo oct, oa betuI oS life Ell Gent. @i i%orlonqer
life at Ie faI betnle % Freezer life noaet, FOR vi ouerlo6er alt iii
Gem. Slip no auponen % ieno ben ioaa.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-03-20

bIIOe lt1e 8Igre llo9en SorltleI bbaD
ieg fog, for ies turbe life bIioe
beore. 9ette ct ooer ct Gar iiben,
pg ieg fan bu9ee o8 iase Geo og
9iere Ell goo Gags Grbeioe. &e9erne
ia9oe at leg babe iagte arbeioenbe
Sierte, oe ieg tunbe life lobe pna
min o%enitre Sioe / aareois, men
M Logger leg mig ne6 paa bpiltens
iombelit Sibe bet treffer Jig 'os io>
Der til Saseu brb0er frsm. 299erne
pleieoe at inbIbrsite Norfin pm
Wtorgenen fer at bepe Smerterle
men iioeu ieg b~eebnbtc nteb 8ooib
Zone bar ieg life baot noeen Smers
ter. yRtne Seoper p9 2emmer
hIcfeNe of hnhue nn half Oh III