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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-11-06
Household Hints
The Table.

Inc IaDlo.
Cream of Celery soup-one pint
of chopped celery, two cups or colo
water, yolks of two eggs eff desired),
one and one-half cups milk, one ta-
b1espoon cornstarch. Salt to taste
Cook celery until tender. Press
through a sieve and reheat- Moisten
cornstarch with cold water, add to
celery water and stir until it thick
ems. Beat yolks until light, add the
milk, and pour both into the SOUP
Stir or beat for few minutes, being
careful to keep below boiling point
or it will curdle. Just before serving
add half a cup of cream or small
piece of butter.
Green Beans-One quart of tender
beans, two medium-sized tomatoes,
one good-sized onion, three or four
slices bacon. After the beans have
been parboiled and cooking about an
hour add the finely chopped onion
and tomato. Put bacon in hot frying
pan, crisp and chop fine in the grease
and add the beans. Cook until ten
der.
Fried Tomatoes on Toast-A splen-
did dish and takes the place of meat.
Wash and slice firm, ripe tomatoes,
dip in bread crumbs and fry in butter
until brown. Have ready as many
slices of toasted bread as people;
place fried tomatoes on each slice.
Make a good milk gravy after remov-
ing tomatoes and pour over toast and
tomatoes. Season with salt and pep
per.
Onion Soup au Gratin in Casserole
One pound or more of veal off
shank, four onions, rice from lunch,
pound of cheese, two slices toast;
make stock in casserole by simmer
ing meat till tender in three cups of
water; remove meat; fry onions in
plenty of lard till brown; add with
rice to stock; cook in oven fifteen
minutes; add half of cheese and
melt; serve with toast croutons and
rest of cheese chopped and sprinkled
over top. Veal may be used to stuff
tomatoes or for croquettes next day.
Baby's Dressing Box.
Get from the grocer a box that held
packages of flower seeds. Varnish
the outside and line with mercerized
sateen. Inside of the lid tack a piece
of ribbon to match the lining. Tack
to form pockets in four places. In
these Sits put comb, brush and small
scissors.
Make a pincushion of sateen, the
width of the box, and tack in place at
one end of the box.
In the box may be kept vase1ine,
indicated cotton, boric acid, baby
syringe and powder, also soap and
wash cloth in rubber bags.
This is much better than the baby
basket, as everything is protected
from the dust.
Homemade Paste.
A paste that will keep a long time
is made by dissolving one ounce of
alum in a quart of warm water.
When cold add our enough to make
it the consistency of cream. Then
stir into it a teaspoonful powdered
rosin Boil to proper consistency.
stirring all the time. 1t will keep for
many months and when dry can be
softened with water.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-11-06
FULL LEASED WIRE REPORT
OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
MEMBER:
Associated Press.
Audit Bureau OF Calculations.
American Newspaper PubaasheEB
Association.

Even such a staunch advocate of "a
tariff for revenue only as Henry
Watterson, the veteran editor of the
Louisville Courier-Journal, declares
emphatically that it was a mistake for
President Wilson to force the free SUI
gar provision in the new tariff law,
and he insists he said so at the time.
He points out that the sugar tariff is
essentially a revenue tariff and never
should have been abolished. So it
would seem to be apparent that Dem
ocracy is well agreed that a mistake
was made when the presidents in
sistence in the premises was listened
to, and that one of the first acts of the
next congress will be to repeal the
provision of the tariff law that pro-
vides for free sugar after May 1, 1915
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-11-06
Journal Entries

And the people who look for SYM
pathy seldom deserve it.
+ ~ =
man has to fight the hardest bat
ties of his life with himself.
= j. j.
How did the fool who is soon part
ed from his money get it? That's
the question.
When you really make up your
mind to do a thing it is almost as good
as done.
i i. /.
Many folk who have every reason
on earth to be happy are among the
unhappiest.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-11-06

More complete returns from the
Tuesday elections in the eastern states
indicate that while woman's suffra ge
was rather Overwhelmingly defeated
in New York, Massachusetts and
Pennsylvania, the vote for this cause
has grown enormously over what it
was on the occasions when it was last
put to a test in these states. This is
all the evidence needed that woman's
suffrage is on the way and marching
vigorously even where it met with
temporary setbacks on Tuesday.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-11-06

ton of labor in industry, for the So
cfalization of public utilities, for the
conservation of country life, makes
directly for preparedness for war. If
we continue to despise ourselves and
shudder at The foreign specter in
stead of making our peace life the
realest thing in the world, we shall
deserve all those disasters anticipat-
ed by our professional prophets of
diSa Star
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-11-06

Just as there might be reason for
a little enthusiasm over the prospects
of something of a decrease in the
cost of living because of the news of
a considerable reduction in the price
of Spanish canary bird seed, there
comes a report that quicksilver. worth
in June, 1914, $3.50 per flask of rs
pounds, is now quoted at $50.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-11-06

All the way around the world and
among all peoples it generally de-
ponds a whole lot on whose OK is
gored. Nowadays, Old Man Carranza
has nothing but words of praise and
expressions of admiration for Presi-
dent Wilson
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-11-06
On the Spur
of the Moment
Nothing Doing.
By ROY K. MOCLTON.

Nothing Doing.
When / was but little lad
My father used to say,
If you are good, perhaps you will
Be president some day
I've always followed his advice,
My conducts pretty fair,
But fathers promise petered out,
And, really, don't care.
The more / think about the thing
And see the bowling mob
OF European fighting men,
The less 1 want the Job.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-11-06

Jake Daubert, the Brooklyn base
ball star, having been defeated in his
efforts to enter the political arena via
a seat in the New York City board of
aldermen, still has the vaudeville field
open to him.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-11-06

And the twenty days that have
passed without rain constitute a rec
ord-breaking drouth for Kansas-for
the year 1914, and it couldn't have
come along at a handler time in the
year for all concerned. Kansans have
been forcefully impressed with the
fact this year that too much rain is
far better than not enough
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-11-06

October may have been the banner
month for blue skies in Kansas during
1914, but November has begun her
career in an evident attempt to pro-
vide bluer ones. This has certainly
been one glorious fall in Kansas.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-11-06

A movement seems to be under way
now to provide Kansas with a state
song. That will be easy, in compari-
son with the task of getting the people
to sing it after onesis chosen.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-11-06

Speaking of financial geniuses, how
about the Duke of Manchester. who
has been able to accumulate liabili-
ties to the extent of S1.OOO.OOO?
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-11-06

Reports have it that Serbia is being
hit even harder than Belgium was. 1t
is therefore well-nigh impossible to
imagine the plight of the Serbians.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-11-06

The mustache microbe is the latest
to receive attention from the health
authorities. There's many a mike
twixt the stache and the lip.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-11-06

Isn't it pretty nearly time for some
one to toll the bell over the death of
the Bull Moose party?
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-11-06
BY Our Favorite Liar.

Rainbow trout are so plentiful in
some of the streams that there is not
enough to go around and many of
them Chamber out of the bank and
seek nearby farmhouseS, where they
hang around the kitchen doors and
wait for handouts. Farmers in the
neighborhood of trout streams don't
have to go fishing. They just lasso
the largest of the rainbow trout from
their kitchen windows.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-11-06
Some Women Are Unreasonable.

A Detroit woman wants divorce
because her husband expects her to
run the house on Sc a week. This
husband demands daily for his break
fast:
Eight eggs.
One-half pound of bacon.
Two mackerel.
Four cups of coffee.
One loaf of bread.
Fruit.
Added to this is the rent of the
home, the clothing and feeding of
herself and a one-year-old child, and
another meal for her husband every
evening like the breakfast.
1t strikes us that some wome are
terribly unreasonable.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-11-06
A Poor Remedy,


A well known specialist has re-
ceived the following letter:
Dear Sur: Sumtime ago I came
by your office once and told you that
my wife was not so we'll like she
might have been and she was week
and not able to do washing and iron
ing like she used to and perhaps you
can remember what 1 sayed to you.
You gave me some medisin to kure
her weakness and after she took it
two weeks she got up out of bed and
hit me over the he'd with a bed Stat
and nocked me nonsinsib1e. She said
she was glad to be week so she could
stay in bed awhile. Yure mediS1n
made her so strong she drags me
around by the collar of the coat and
makes me do the washing and iron
ing and stands over me with the bed
slat and hands me Diff when I try
to quit. 1 amt had chance to go
fishing sints she took yure medisin.
She is so strong she don't do no
work at all, but makes me do it.
81 just rite to tell you that yure
medisin amt no good and you are
faker. I just wanted you to make
her so she could work, and not so she
could lick me. Next time 1 will go
somewhere else. You ought to be
docktering horses. Yours truly,
"AnguS HOStetter."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-02-05
Darmouth.S tenen.

0arnloiltbIienen ira Nopu Scotia
par iionrmer ubitillet paa Sroener
aioeling for oct u~oflptteoe Norge.
Stenen or uogit for en- 9gte Sumo
item reiit al isIaubife M9nb iom
liot eiter Iaret 1000 brog pcltoper
til @inlunb.
Saaaer fortpler ON Geiien. Oct
bar Sorfinn aarlSepne, iom prog no
ira @elterbpgoen pua @renlano
nteo 2 Sfibe OF 140 Wano, San
iloueoe mart ct alippelano, iom man
iiSen bar ment bar 2dbrabor, ienere
tom ban til ct Sfpglano - antage'
Tia gtelp Sounblano. Sommeren
efter orog ban pibcre moo Spb, o9
set iortrIles, of ban Tom til ct
9ono, bpor Ger par Ginorlier og
Mcmeiter; man bar nlert, at bette
9onb par Nopa Scotia / CANADA,
"a ga man ior life iaa mango Aar
itoen ianot 9armoutbitelen pmfring
90 Mil ipopeit ior Salifar, iorisste
man at ipre Seuis for, at Stencn
par reiit al Sarfil, ell az SorIim
aarlseunes MGnb, % at ban altlaa
pibIte, at 5priirn p%irfeIig bar p9.
ret / Canada.
Man I9ite neniIi9 SnSlfriiten
IIia: her bar Sarfu meo line W9no,
eaer Der talte Sarfn meo fine WTno.
: Hcrae bar man alto tpilet paa
Seatebeoen al &uneirenen ira GAR
mouth, men oct par aaigepel meo en-
bis Sutcresie man iaa ben paa llo'
itiainsen paa 6rosner. Geroppe
bar Iroiesior Magnls SlIen efter
Observation-Disclosures I%nmoonlng
ipretaget Ell ombpgaeIis llnSeris.
aeIie al Steueu. % Eroiesioren,
ionl or &orses isrite Intoritet paa
bette SntraaSe, uotaler:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-02-05
Wmmclote 0posfalo.

G6riitoifer Spenbbb, fs0t / 6erin9,
pore gomcrite, Srempelcau So, Wis,
81 Gar - Oscar &. MeIem, Srene,
q. Sat, % @ar. Rrs. GIiiobctb
NcIiOn, iebt i OpbaI, Srcnc, g. SAT.
r. @lrS. Oscar Sitrem, isot i Sanoe,
Scipca, Sd., 60 Gar. - Sona3 Grief
ION, foot pod SuIsuceL S%tnpnnger
Nmt, Surotoga, 81. 80 9lor. - Ole
Z. @er9, febt / SOL. 6auin9ouI, 5ius,
9iinn.. OF aar. - Ole 3. Cirrus, fpbt
mar Stauonger, 8iota. Sn., So Nnr.
- Hnbcrs 6. @anbe, ieot pan SoI3ne
pen, emmett Gountp, Soma, 76
&nr. - @pelpn @lomltdo. Winreapoli8,
IS Nar. - @rs, @opnro Yeteriou,
minneapolis, 60 Iar. - MrS. Gnnn
@arie anutipn, foot / l%lIsafcr, Iiuz
neappli3. 81 adr. Rrs. Carrie
%Nnunbion, Sarge. Ole Sacobion,
feot i Sronocnes, bpb / Glnitu, %
Ndr. 49, 6enrp e. 9upict, febt / Srus
bit pr. Bergen, minneapolis, 80 Inr.
- Nmanou3 Sor9erieu, Chicago, 81
Gnr. - a~riitidn NmiuoIem Chicago,
81 @nr. - Rrs. Spicfinc GlIbronNien,
Chicago, 20 Nar. So6u anubieu,
@caecsport, ga, 76 @or. @rs.
NlrQuita Glen, Gbicogo, Sc gar. -
@ii8 %etra SIiou al Spriu9 @aIeb,
Wiuu., minneapolis, as Nar. - GIuube
%eruer, minneapolis, Il Nar. -
Iartin &uitiun febt / &riitiania,
minneapolis, 81 Inr. - Inton @iert>
fen Toot paa &ittcrcn, ScottIe, @aib,
80 Nor. - Stills 9. 81. Hnoerion Neip
@ort. - aaptciu 9arrp CbIien, Saps
bile, g. s., SO Iar. - alireb 2ar'en;
Sem 0orf. SO Iar. - Senrp g. Gbris
tieruin Boston, rs Inr. - Sobn @es
berg febt / 6orten, Chicago, 90 Gar.
- Sinton aorlien. fsbt / gnoi9, Gbicas
90, 90 Nnr. - NilS s. gieu, feot paa
@crnfer. SoIme8, 81. Sat, 81 gar. -
6cImcr See, ieNt i SelcntartenL Nitorin,
Gong S5Innb. - Slacioius 9ebIi, fsbt
t SnnaIenene, Gbicneo, II aar. -
Otto GurlsruS, Cotton, @. Sal, so
Nor. - @errice @orseion Chicago. =
Glaf TeoerIon, Chicago. - WrS. Su9a
ISOLATION. Chicago, As Gar. - Girl
titan amunbien, Chicago, So Nor. -
@rs. @unbiIo Sobuion 2an8um, febt
/ HumeonI, GlnnNreali, 9. g, 81 Nor.
Ole Gnacbrition, fsbt Cont Ro, g.
SAT. 20 Tar. - Seren Inoerion, fobt
/ Sonbcfiorb, Chicago, So Nar. - Ole
NitoIaiien, feot / HamDalen, 2unesbos
70, Iinu., 50 Gar. - Crit SnIporIon
@iergo, fpot / gpaneer, @aIcpIm,
0tiun., 90 gur. - Yeber 8. Namobt,
Chicago, 81 Ndr. - @rs. Sara Borg,
Solporb, u. 3af.. go Nar. NilS
Qunr6, fpbt pna @irritab, Nebenes,
Chicago, Al Tar. MlrS. Charles
Sepnc. minneapolis, SO Nur. - Gns
breip TcIiorJ Gpnn5, ga. - Mrs. @ers
tia SfitcbuQc NruIe, g. Sui. so Gor.
- Sobu %. &eterion, @rat1taburg,
&i2., % Tnr. - Sens s. Rin0, fspt
pno Soften, @ooobuc. @tiru, "a Nar.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-02-05

Gcrnrit er Der ct nbmrrtet 9ortrrt al
&rcfc5lor Prets, Ser iom betienot
flIgte meo iom SeIacis Croisrer oe
Gdlsmnnb, / Silf9loer. huor Snlegaber
oar pdafrrpet peb Chen al gfniii. Ser
er natlrIi9Dis ogioa @iacNcr al gunz
OcnS % Nprets Icblcmmcr, Iiaeiom
Der CT en- Wrngbc Smitratiorer fra
lelpe Nellen, for Oct meite efter Soto
9raficr, ION er taget al g~ieolemmcrne,
DC allcrrlelte gooe o9 ale rocu llnotas
gclIc nleQet iutereSionie.
Strifiet, ser er q 430 Cher. tort
6%ornnai, Deliriper iorepria. iDm aIIerebe
dnthbet, hele Heiien. mcb allc OenS Spz
lepeIier, Snotrpt og Griariugcr og or
en- 9iiIO Bog, iom en6ucr Ro%ritnmeritnz
ner miroc eie.
Gn Sing, ION eier al bcule 300 er
al mere END %oIninbeliq &Froi og On
%terc0lc er. al laa9ooiiom belle Nel9et
beitoo al observation-disclosures al uuoen %
treble Generation, lpnt ulOriQ ipr bouoe
Iect Norae. Set ian meO Sun06eo ii9e5
ON oi9Ie NcprTieutontcr for Dor rorifz
omeritnnltc 0uItur, ar "oe toni ino %
bnnot". % life minoit iaa sc og BANDIT
DC mte2ct paa Oenne Heiic. iom bill bIi
al ucr'tntieIig @etponina ior Dem ielp
r. o9 oern1eo o9'oa for set rorifc Tme@
rita o9 ben Sliltur. iom ri pentcr. at
De ital bIi @prere ai i Srcuttiben.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-02-05
Grlanp ~WoroenfiSlc.

sra 9riitiunin meboeleS sen lite
|un.: Grlon0 N%oroenitiol0 er ioi-
ten nnfommet til ariItionia. Son
bar pprct bortC / 10 Nar oN bar pan
belle Hciien pUrrt leolaget al lit
Grue. 9e hur bcrciit oct irore al
SpbsNnlerifn. &au @rTnlct mel
lem @oliuia % @roiilien bar De ops
baget % belplt Here ilflenote Snoin'
nCritnmmer. TN al oisie Stanmter
por mcnneltcp0cnoe. Se bar o9laa
opbugct Ell Mrngoe 2enninger al
9ammeI a1lItlr % faat rige Sam.
liuger. s eitrc 9oIipia bar &c op'
ooget Ell Rlliu6u, SEN %iterlte, iont
biotil or iu1oCt. Senne bar p1rct
beboet al &ufoitammen. 81 bar
ionIct en N}Uul0e @iier, 2e8enoer.
OF iunoet acramliffruffer meb fiibi.
itiifc % iuttriitiife Seforationer.
@cgge bar uNret anarebet al ali'
motfeber, ~ Trihsrreinben lan l9n.
ae ipa / >et iuore al Spo.Imerifu.
Gu al SienCrnc moatte ieiloeS bient
paa @rltno Al Teberen % Ell anoen
al Sienerne bIep mprbet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-02-05
Solfene at
eermanif Sloo."
&erbensfreostanfer / &mslereanct.

: iioite Seftc al "6riebenSmarte"
lpieS un0er openltoaenbe 3itel en-
Spiots, ion er interesiont life
min0It lproi Sen er lfrepet / en-
Sfpttergrap ltrar isr Soriutterel
oeoe, gennemboret al Ell iienotIig
anglc. 6oriotteren bar oet preilS.
life San0rooo Hcierpefaptein peo
ierite @arOeregiment tiIfoSs, Sri
bcrre Moridoa nn 9iberltein, en-
SIegtnin9 al Den befienote StatS-
mono. SioSifriitct fit Undertaking
onl bans Ss0 netop JON oet blep
loJt oell iiOite 6aano paa aorreftl-
rem til bans 6remitiaing.
Get er life ianOt", Ifrep ban /
Stptter9rnpen nliot UNDER a19Iereg-
net, "ot Ben epige Sreb bare er en-
Grem; oen 3io nlaa fomme, ba
man life Longer peb al arigen, %
oen Sib fomnler til at betegne ct
poloiomt Sremifriot ior Dor Sio.
Sigeiom WenneifeneS Sinb bar
o%uerpunoet aaeS Stamp moo aqe, Ii.
geiom Den enfelte bar maattet ppn-
ne JIG til at isge lin Net bos Sta
ten ~eIterat Den alminbelige 2anbS.
Tres bar oiloit 9lobbepnen % be en-
feIteS inobproe5 SeiOer / bpert
Sano, iaalcoeS piI osioa llopiflin.
gen / 6olfenes 2ip finbe Wioler %
ltopeie til at Isie Sc upitaaenoe
mmtogaaeIige meaemfoIfelige Son.
flifter life pes arig men giennem
Ell orbuet Hettergang."
9ettc %erf mao @ermanerne eien'
nemfere. Som Sc tioIigere bar biul.
pet Griltenoommen til @iennembrub
% giennemiert bens fraftige pibere
ltopifling / Heformotionen mac De
MI en0cIig fsre ben opbelte friitelige
Sanfc, ainrligbeoens Sanfe, Oct
gan1le 2site ON Sreb paa Soroen
til Scier. SpiS Splfene af gernarlif
BLOB bill gisre bette t al be oeiau
giprc oct, % ~uuisnelig sgre ifal bli
ocreS 2pn.
Som MiooeI BERTH t9nfer Spr,
iatteren Zig en- freinig Sammenilut-
ming al aae SoIf al germanif BLOB
/ europa: Spiflano, Giterrige, Sol.
lanb, Sdlpeis, @orse, Sueriee, Gan.
mari. Moo en- Zig Sammenilut.
ming - inbaotiI ganife Iss, uboo-
til loft, pilbe 'ineen ar9fter after
pope at trnoe ariaens Saffel, % Sc
forIficIliee gernanlfe Staters for
ifie0iee S%nteresier paa mango Sm-
raober pilbe forbinore at Sanmen.
iIlttningen bIep aegresiip.
s forbigaaenbe betpner Sorfatte-
rem at blanot gerbensfrigens gpbe
SeIger mo ser fomme en- TIFF Selp.
prepelie, iom grunoig uoreber, bppr'
for Splferne nGiten operalt / Ser.
Ocn or iloe feet al anore Solf og
eiennemfpre De S~oranbrinser, ionl
forunleoiges al benne @ranlfning.
San irembolber berefter bpormeeet,
ser, trpos oft, iom filler, forener
ale gerrnauife Splf, bpab ban Jam.
meniatter / llotrpffet ben 9erHlanife
Soealisme % enoelig ubtaler ban,
at en- Sommenilutning, iom ban
bar tGnft iig ben til Seroensfreoens
8etrpggelie life fan bringes iltano
unocr &erbensfrigen. "Men naar
Sreben er %Ilrttet, 1taar guropas
&art after er or0net, "a ma pi
@crmaner iprge for at bette lfrGffe-
lige acknowledgement blir oct iioite,
Guppa bar feet, Spis bere funoe
set, bpiS bere piIOe betl H9f os
SaanNen til berne oen 9ermanifc
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-02-05
Synooemooet /
San francisco
Site Mai % iOlacnoe Gage 1919.

9ettc bllr6c bIiue ct toIridt We-
o.. Terit til Spmuntring for pore
NrB0rc ocrii0c. 20et til Aperterina
al Dor hItbcrltc Strife on bort norltc
Sulf. Soo % oerior meoe irem ret
tuIriQti Sob bort SamiImo bliue
aoot reprpicnterct ion ct fraltigt %
lcucn0e Samirm0i So6 Wenigbeoer-
ne onltrcn0e Jig ior at icn0c ct illlot
&al al GcprPIcntnnter. &urrt aolo
bar Nct til to. geo coerS Vre'ter
relic oQ biplp Dem 6crtil. Sptdg Ell
&n0iomIiua til OcrcS NciIc, en- Col
lar elcr iao ira hbcr fonijrmerct
W}c6lem oil pPrc mere emo nof. s
unocr uiit c0erS Treit bette, % oct
pil bare til g@re og @opn for eocrS
Wienighc0cr og for Dor llltberIfe
Strife. aipre, Qier bette. 81 en'fcr
at ioomdnQc cllcr3 mdu fontn1e. DC
niI olc, WtGno og apiu0er, foo De
inmmc Hciicbctinqelicr. Gen ifjen.
ne Notnr, oct ociIiAc &linlat og Den
~Itorortc0c l~loitiGiuq cr nGr Sio
% ll0lGQ. Set cr Ell eneItunctoc
9lnlconinQ til at ie nogct itorortet pg
til Ell forneieIiQ Nciie. glae, ion1 az
fer iig ocrll0, beoc8 %inoreIt mulli9t at
unocrrcttc Tait. Gbr. NnOcrion
2519 2pnoolc 9lpc. g., Mimnenpo.
lis, Minn., cacr Noit. g. 90. gibbs
ofcr, GAS M}ap Ct, Chicago, Sa.,
6crom. 5olf al ollie SomiltnO bill
inu nc famine @ctingcIier.
g. @ier9o.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-02-05

Der poa Stenen. s bpilfen Sen'igt
Snoriosningen bar p9ret %ioretat,
tiIfomnler oct life en- Huneiorifer
at uotaIe nogen Mening om."
Teitltotet al llnoerisgeIien err
iugen OperraifeIie; ACKNOWLEDGMENT
bar ultio pGret et tpiIiomt 0ofit.
nleit, og man moa maa ipriaopiot
pGre iornsiet ooer, at oct MI er en-.
oelig gobtgjort, at Huneiten er Den
life, ~ifriper "SibenS Se9n".
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-02-05

"0er fan efter min Wening life
bore 9pil ON, of Stenens Snbribs.
ming lite er Hurer Zen S9s-
ming, iom er iureiloaet no ira Ben
Soruo'Ptnt1tg, at man Der bar meo
Mi,uer at ajsre, er mig iuIoitGnoig
u%iuritaaelis. Sfrepet meo Hurer
fra Smfring gar 1000 lfillbe Or
bene "Sarfllien Wen barn" ia Jig
iaaonn no: 4roiesioren anfsrer
oerpaa oisie Orb | &uner). 90 BET
itentmer life meb De Iegn man fin
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-02-05

at ban onfom til Sbongboi ocn 7oe
December cftcr Ell bcbn9elia Sner'
relic. @on fonrmcr til at italto'e Der
inotiI pibere, 90 ser pooqoar llnocr-
meb Scnipn til WislionS.
mart oip. @ou bcapnote ltror poo
SproQit,oiet.