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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1915-01-29
WHAT HAPPENED IN OLYMPIA AND
STATE TWENTY-FIVE YEARS AGO

From The Washington Standard for
January 81, 1890. Vol. XXI.
No. 10.
There are from $4,000 to 100000
acres of oysters under cultivation at
Shoalwater bay.
Thirty-four acres of land near An
acortes, that was purchased four
years ago for $1,000, was sold last
week for $4,000 to the Oregon I'm
provement company.
Congressman Wilson of Washing
ton is working to secure a through
postal route with continuous service
along the Northern Pacific road from
st. Paul to Tacoma. thereby creating
the longest postal route in the world
and Fastening the delivery of mails
in the cities of Washington.
The great feat of Capt. Cook of
encircling the world by constant
travel is becoming more of a pastime
than a serious and difficult undertake
ing. Nellie BLY,, the Worlds repre-
sentative, has just completed the
circuit in 72 days, 6 hours and II
minutes, the fastest time on record.
Nellie Bly's real name is Elizabeth
Cochrane. She is 23 years of age
and vivacious and handsome.
Snow has fallen nearly every night
of the past week and disappeared
under the higher temperature of day
light.
The work of widening the gauge of
the Olympia & Chehalis railroad will
begin as soon as the frost is out of
the ground, and it is expected that it
will be completed by March 1.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1915-01-29

and S66,000,000 greater than for the same period
III 1913, but the increase has occurred III only two
items crude materials for in manufacturing,
which were $2l 100000 greater in 1914 than III
1913 and in foodstufs and food animals, which III
1914 amounted to $S4 100000 more than III 1913
and S43 900 600 more than III 1912, while the i'm
ports of manufactured articles in 1914 were
81 100000 less than in 1913 and $1S,OOO,0OO less
than in 1912.
In other words the new tariff is doing just what
was promised.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1915-01-29
JUST WHAT WAS PROMISED.

Suppose that for sixteen years one man had been
handling your business upon one definite policy
and that after he had been at it ten or twelve
years you began to doubt the wisdom Of that
policy until, couple of years before you kicked
him out bodily, you curtailed his power consider
ably and finally at the end of sixteen years, you
dispensed with his services entirely and hired
new man on an entirely different policy-there d
be no question, would there, in your own mind
but that you had clearly repudiated the old policy
and adopted newt
For sixteen years the people of the United
States hired the Republican party to run the gov
eminent for them on a policy distinctly one of
high protective tariff, but toward the later years
of that period they began to change their minds
about the party and the policy until in 1910 they
curbed the party s power by eecting Democratic
touse Of representatives, giving warning of the
complete change of both party and policy that
took place when President Wilson and entirely
Democratic congress was elected in 1912. Can
there be any doubt, then that the people wanted
new hired man" and tariff policy distinctly
-lowi
In the 1912 campaign the Democrats promised
TO reduce the tariff particularly foodstuffs and
on raw materials imported into this country for
manufacture. There were no ifs, ands or butts
about 1.-THE issue of 1912 was clear-cut and
clean, just the decision, and the people
knew plainly what they were doing. 1t may be
gratifying, therefore, to note that the new tariff
is accomplishing exactly what was promised-t
is increasing imports of foodstuffs and raw mate
rails, while at the same time decreasing imports
of manufactured articles.
The latest figures show that for the first eleven
months of 1914 the total of all imports was
$1O,600,000 greater than for like period in 1912
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1915-01-29

For the first time in many and many moon
the publication Of the commissioners proceedings
is brought practically up to date in this ISSUE and
County Auditor Annie CASTOR says she proposes
to keep them so during her term. This will be
welcome news to all those who have previously
wanted to know officially what the commissioners
were doing but were denied that information be-
cause the minutes were published from two to six
months after the meetings and were worthless
far as furnishing any information.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1915-01-29

The rumpus the Taylor public utilities bill has
stirred up, voiced in the public hearing the fore
part of this week, demonstrates that the days
when the legislature could put something over"
on the people are fast being numbered News
papers, providing quicker means of communica
ton and information, are largely responsible.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1915-01-29

James r. Mann, Republican leader of the lower
house of congress, charges the president with try
ing to build up personal political machine. Can
it be that James has already forgotten his own
once dear Theodore and the "big stick?"
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1915-01-29

What is an optmist? Democrat who hopes
to get bill through the present legislature says
Frank Reeves, Democratic member from
Wenatchee, and then he Immediately classes him
self on the bright side of things by introducing
few bills himself.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1915-01-29

What strikes us as of the most idiotic things
in the world is that which, after a man has held
job for nearly two years and admittedly "made
good" permits the senate to refuse to confirm his
appointment by the governor and does not require
it to give any reason for its action.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1915-01-29

81 cant tell you when the wars going to end, :"
says Lord Kitchener, England's commander-in-
chief, but it's going to begin in May" Which
is not only significant but decidedly to the point
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1915-01-29

Miss Hope Chambers is now teach
ing in the Aberdeen public schools.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1915-01-29
ECHOES FROM THE PAST.

This states first legislature state had not
been in session two months before the newspapers
of that day raised the cry that it was twice too
large and that was twenty-five years ago. Hark
back twenty five years more, to January, 1862
and the newspapers of that day charge the legis-
ature then closing with having accomplished less
for the general good than any the territory had
ever known. SO it has been every two years
since-the legislative session a periodical night
mare, it's immnency the signal for the circulation
of all kinds of fears, doubts and tremblings, its
adjournment the occasion for soulful rejoicing
that the agony is over, tempered with lamenta-
tons, while in the sixty days intervening the
state has been torn and jostled and switched and
cajoed and whpsawed until it didn't know what
would happen next and didn't much care.
Why should it be So unless experience has
taught that this particularly paramount feature
of our scheme of representative government falls
far short of the high mark set for it?
Two years ago The Washington Standard took
up the campaign for the abolition of the present
legislative form and the substitution for it of
legislative commission of twenty or twenty-five
members, and succeeded in arousing many news
papers throughout the state into support OF the
plan. Today it is even more convinced than 1t
was then, that such plan is what every state in
the Union is coming to and is what every state
needs to place it's system of legislation upon the
sane, sensible, reliable and trustworthy basis to
which it is entitled.
In his message to the present legislature Gov
ernor Lister cited such plan one very impor-
tant thing upon which the constitutional conven-
ton he recommended could act 1t is our own
personal opinion that if the present session should
call constitutional convention and specify action
upon this particular matter, it will have accom-
plished world Of good for the state, for which
future generations will be deeply thankful
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1915-01-29

"When Governor Lister, in his message to the
legislature, expressed the wish that craftsmanship
in city and county government be done away
WITH says the Elma Chronicle, he lined up with
the best thought of the day 1t surely will not be
long before the majority of people come to
how absurd it is to choose their officials because
of their views on the tariff rather than because
of their business or administrative ability. If
non-pa rtisanship abolished in county and
city every would run for Office on his ability
Alone
Judsonia weekly advance., 1915-04-14

-ZaAAS Cp A plain, smart suit, distinctly youth full in suggestion and depending upon color and cut for successful style, is shown in the illustration given here. As to the lines on which it is cut, the skirt belongs to the straight silhou-
Judsonia weekly advance., 1915-04-14

3sIOR
 stitched to the coat at each side, and fastens with silver buckle at the front. A second collar and belt, or even third, may be acquired by way of ringing changes on suit in which such striking color contrasts are fea-
Judsonia weekly advance., 1915-04-14
JUDSONIA WEEKLY ADVAl WEEKS NEWS
 BRIEFLY TOLD HAPPENINGS OF THE SEVEN PAST DAYS ARE BRIEFLY
 TOLD HERE.


FROM AROUND THE PLANET Dispatches From Our Own and For
 eiqn Countries Are Here Given
 in Short Meter for
 Busy Readers.
 James and Hood Baldwin, brothers and wealthy cattlemen of Broken Bow, Ok, were convicted at Dequeen, Ark, of holding up the bank of Gill ham, Ark, March 3.
 Mayor-elect J. E. House of Topeka, Kan, announced that he would ap- point Harvey Parsons, newspaper man and cartoonist, as chief of police.
 Members of the Arkansas state pen itentiary commission received letter from Reedy Vance, doing 20 years for murder, declining the pardon granted him recently by Gov Hays on condi- tion that he remain out of the county. The allies celebrated the anniver- sary of King Albert's birth. The Bel g1an ruler was 40 years old April 8.
 At the annual army maneuvers near Talso, Chile, two officers were killed by the fall of a military aeroplane.
 The Japanese cruiser Asama, wrecked on the Lower California coast, cannot be salvaged, according 10 officers of the tug Searover.
 Business men are circulating a pe-
Judsonia weekly advance., 1915-04-14


 Dr. Anna Howard Shaw, president of the National American Woman's Suffrage association, has made plans to deliver 30 speeches in each of the eastern states which will vote on the woman suffrage this fall
 Charles E. Sebastian, chief of po lice, and Earl Rogers, an attorney, were indicted on charges of having at tempted corruptly to influence the Los Angeles grand jury.
 James w. Dixon, 68, of Chicago, charging his wife Hattie, n, with abandonment, told the court she in- sisted on attending vaudeville shows that were too spicy for his tastes.
 
 A victory for dry" forces in Michi- gan was indicated when nearly com plete returns from 16 counties which held local option elections showed the "drys" winner in 13 of them.
 
 Paul Wallace and Ross EveTt of Terre Haute, ind, were killed when their motorcycle struck hay wagon. By agreement of counsel for both sides, the trial of the $50,Q00 libel suit brought by William Barnes of Albany against former President Roosevelt has been set for April 19.
 Arkansas 2-cent passenger rate and the commission freight tariff as ap- piled to the St L. & s. F. railroad in Arkansas were declared confiseatory in the federal court.
 Postmaster-Ge Burleson has is- sued an order permitting city letter carriers to wear summer uniforms which can be secured at less cost than heretofore.
 Articles ranging from fishhooks to false teeth were sold to the highest bidders at Chicago at the first auction sale of unclaimed parcel post pack ages.
 The French army bulletin made the first official announcement concern ing the new powder which has been talked of mysteriously for months. The bulletin says the explosive dou-
Judsonia weekly advance., 1915-04-14

coast, cannot be salvaged, according 10 officers of the tug Searover.
Judsonia weekly advance., 1915-04-14

first official announcement concern ing the new powder which has been talked of mysteriously for months.
 The bulletin says the explosive dou-
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-11-26
IRA Eoneoroia Soacae.

9ltter er en- Nlot al Roroueiten5 ling
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NM 5toleaar lager foran o.. o. oi
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t~riitelia Stole. oa oerUeo uGre uuOer
infeaetulel o0 aauoelig SnbflpoeIie.
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tiIieu III ale Re 6iem ! bpiIte oette
Rlao lPits. Vi sniter al iortPlle. II
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for 6uer en- l%ipsiriit llusoom. 'om 81
Ter en- llooonuelie ior oerOeo al BIZ
mere ~toalirceret for 2iUets CpsaUs.
ri suiter al brtnge oeune 0iIieu uos
ouer Norbpeitsu % hporiombeIit oeue
Plao lpies. Set er os Ell ~perionIla
Srana al qisre oette; men euoml
mere ioroi Vi PED. al Der er mango
norite SamiIier. iom er interesiereoe
9cncoroia College. Rauge bar taI
traftia / Tor al lsite StoIen op a q
6eiere 3ipau. % giere ben III en- Stolt
blanor Sioler. I'll benz. oerior bois
6ierte ilaar parm! ior oenne S,ole.
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9sit bur baaret line Sruster. Cons
coroia er allereoe en- pGgti8 Colt foi
SoIteaanosn bIanot Roroueltens Roro'
mGno, % Den iiaI b!I Del eno mere
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-11-26

Den tommcnoe Sio. 9ico Gnrcnc oil
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StoIc oa alto moe / ocu ct puoct Hr-
ueiteo.
G~orcorOiu College bpr puo mango
a1lrier. 6ouiocu nImiuOcllg Hiuoemr %
GclcQc Ell ber Normalltolc. &c ION
qruouercr ira Nette Alriu3 iuur "nrit
qrnoe certificate. 2e9uOcu uOOdme8
ber 2Grerc ior Jleliglouslioleu 6rcm
ocles fan incomes Staio. "Eomc'tc
Scieuce". Niuirt, iomt Sorremiugehrs
lei. Gil bette tontmer DC Irterrre NOr-
enirQcr. bnuoc oct tngelitc og uor'te
5proq. boori bper Smocut inur riBcllJ
NnIeouiug til At tuge Gel.
Gi5ie SUNG er uGro al merle rG Tor
Dem, iom bar llu8Oom at icuoe oo1
Stole. Set Il life ueooeuoiat Al ieuoc
Sem lauQt hort tbt Ser grpe5 eJ 5eorc
TnIeouing ueo andre 5toIer. 2eeuocn
or set en- Tltqt, II oe. iom micre2iertr
iiQ for z,oIer. ienoer in llu8oom ri
ben; t6i Smocuter er i~renfor alt mo
ueuNiQ for Ell 5toIer Srcmgdna.
Qno Der / Ercmtloeu bli cuouu mere
Eutere5ie Oh %zumtIaup Hr5elott rot
Goucoroiu college. ) iom m1lytr tag
Il! ! iont Glitter eirtetoterue. 3 ION
elfer RorltoouL iom 0lI uolt en-
aauo5irin lluQoouL Ino oet Urrc eotr5
Roal al Qisre Goucoroid Gole8c I'll e.
lerenoe Yu5 ior oeu tommcuoc S!rl.
til all iom er UoeI; on rent.
Z. }. Nrluteu
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-11-26
IRA Sereus Saas, Wimm.

Zumru 1J~oreuluQeu her / &peu hoIot
III Roueutber Nisoe I &roi So5lumls
me "a prGqtigt 0iem iloits Sreoug5ai
Ten. 5umtlige 6orcuiuqsus Reoleus
mer bar tiliteoe % en- iorueiellQ w
zen bleu ulbyall. Som oaullJ pax
Seprrtuiua sci isrits &umer POI VI
lcuens %roJrum. o. 9Rji5 S0Silm glor
Be line Eager QOot q oerte Cmrodo,.
5aa aau 81 <ohu YnnB en- uoi5rIlB
geretniua om iiu ms ailJ4is Nlr8t5
nir. huori ban iUyIj8 oeyleot -to ot
,Suotrn, San buvot iIler AZ lIoyitlm3t1
Rorae I oeu ituert Sio gdd i%or''lel
lius Smraaoet. 0au5 &tyetuug rdr
pelifrepeu Ga iuttre3iaut ira isur ri
iioir on fulqyes uleo ipEuot CguTrt
ipmbeo. Vroi. Sa9psr SoJusdon blco
opIlt ION Reoltm Al 6%oI5Uingen %
Yrof 4noreru llus iuoieUote lin %
aigriua on CotuRelis. en- Ilollg Dis
fusion uoipauot ia ocsr S9ro9'9arg9-
maalet / IorQe % ST Ytte ii8 'trdE
al Der beriieoe ioritiell1t genmger
blanot 6oreuiuasus 4leolentmer ON
BEN 5ul Hog.e Uosoe lt SuuosmooIs
ter9aelien oar 9au lin %Ido9 og a.
BEN piuoer irem. meoeu5 Guore 10.
trntte. al Sen iorlrugit bauoe uuuet in
6siSe og oil ~ 5ort. 9|uIl9euS bin
Ser uioere 2j2hIsiiou opcr cette emn'
pee et ieuere Neoe. =
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-11-26
quiet 90 Rfckkenet.
Rsbtseret al .s p~raitiff Sasnsoet
RGfer -

eler "Sbrimpa" lom ri faloer Dem,
fan tilbereoes puu iorifjelige Yfaa-
Ser, ian De imuger goot. "Ganneo
Sbrimps" er nolet al oet biQigite
man fan iaa al @ermetif, og buroe
oerior benpttes mere emo De gier
1e err megct qo0e iammen meo 81.
ifeboaer / bpio GAUGE. G1er De fan
parmes % / huio Souce iammen
meo enoeI opifaarne toIbe, foste 30.
teter. ut hare nofiaa meset Eapri.
ia @eber / Saucen iriiter op Sma.
gen. Man fan o9iaa itege Dem / ct
Stegeiao. bape et inf Seg HGfer
/ 9unoen al 6doet % bare iteot,
tsrret 9rso, ION er brunet / lioi
Smsr, oeroper, % iaa baoe bolo
Sauce oper meo imaa SLATER Smsr
paa 5oppen. Get iteses iaa. til Del
err goot giennemitest. Ian fan og-
Iaa bape "Sbrimps on Soait". -
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-11-26
HnSiiif SalaS Srcsnng.

Gn holp Stop Slipcnolie, Ell Spi.
lcltc Go0if. III Sbcitc rcuct Se9, Ell
Shcife Caviar. 10 Spiicifeer opb0t-
"@rccn Tcpper", 10 Sbcitecr iinhut.
tcbc tomatoes. cit Shcifc iinboffct
tct Teriilc. liot Salt "a Vebcr. -
&c terrc &ulrcoitnicr blouoc@ ierit
lnninlcn, laa bar man Vcbcr oA
SaIt l. o. ina llot citcr liot Go0if
oa Gle.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-11-26
Iia peo at male bet 8rsn. man 9iucr

liza ueb at male BET 8rsn, ma 9ipcr
bent
On anben Sag er bet, at bper
NunoiuIb goot @rsn, en- 0teltefi
fortprer, ifuloe Den funne betale
meo MeIf. Get fan Den life elere,
bpis Den iaar 8ron, ocn life fan
forosie. Set er oerior al Sigtig.
beo at nlan mailer oct 8ren, ION
eioes i'll WeIfefuerne.
0aar set openior / Den her benpt-
ttGe Irtifel bcber, at Mcltefuer ION
gisre Nptte Tor Jig / 10, ia 20 Inr,
Iaa fan set bel ppre Siliploer, oa
iliet Icnner iia. Wen aller | Ml'
mlnoeIigbeo Isnner Jig 1tcppe. Sor'
mooentli9 err Oct <cr AZ en- Wclfs'
race, SerIcp eller @urn'cp, oct er
Gale ON, % De cr life iaa nleset
oprb Iom Slagt, at non tabcr me6et
poa at bape Dem, InaIGngc DC mci'
fer nogenlunbe gobt. TiTr ioolGt.
&C, &c bringer Gicrcn gooc aoIpc.
&t berer itooig elcr Ter pua
Trpnt llotrpffene "%calitic Cine,
burned Cine, "ilofeo Cine,
"urpunn 9imeitoue". "huorateo
2ime" o. /. b.; men oct er pel lao,
at en- og onoen 6ormer, iom funoe
snife at forisee liot mcn aaItnin8,
life bor fuIo @reie poo, bpao olsle
@etegnelier pirfelig betpocr, eller
bpob Sorifiel / Sproi oe 9~rugbar'
beb oisie iorifielige Clogs &alf ell
Ter Cine" bar.
Ml SIags 9alf Tor aalfl1ing AZ
I~gerioro, Der er bleuet ior falflattlg
% Iur, er proouceret al aImihoelig
4olfiten, Der enten err 6lenet brpnot
eller fnuit og malet. Wtan mao
bape paa oct rene, at naar man tlo~
Der ground Simeltone" eaer gar
Donate OF 9ime", er BET iimpeltben
finfnuit olminoeli9 8alfiter, man
ifuIoe bnoe. s oenne Sorm er aai-
fen ganife Zig Den aolt, iom oprln'
belia finbes / al goo I9erloro. De,
iom ienber fnult aalfiten / Warfe'
set, gier intet onoet peo Den emo at
fnl,ie Ben og iploe ben / Spffer c'
Ter Senoer. Get er ct mefant'f
Trobuft ret % llet.
@n anoen Waaoe at behanolc
9olitenen poa er of "brGnoe" Den.
Gette fer / Iiler eller "ailns",
aalfoune oa peb pao Worfen eTter
pisie Regler at bp99e op en- Soug |
Sorm al en- Suffertop, ioet Der leg
ses anoet buert Gag al lsnoerllaaet
aaIfiten % SEQ eller anoen SrGnO-
lel. Seben ira Den antprlote
9rpnoiel foranorer &alflIenenS Ga'
rafter peo at oriue Ell bis Spre,
%"corbonic @cio", no al ben. Sar
aalfltenen fri for ANDRE Stenorter,
bliper oo bare rem aalf igien al
ben.
9renot aalf er ct femiif Erooutt,
set pil iige ct Hrobrft, lom Fan OPP
Ieie Tia / fine @runolemmer % I'm.
oergoa oisie Slags Soranoring0r,
inoen oct bliper arbeioet neo | Zen
a~gerioro, man bill falfe.
Otter of SSlben er br9not no og
4ulfen err blepet affielet, bar man
oct enifebe Troollft / 6orm al boi.
be 4lumpe. 5 Den Sorm bar Sol.
fen flere Iapn "Suicf Slime,
"Stonc 2ime", "GouItic Sime" eaer
"oump 9ime". Nonr man fisber
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-11-26
CARMEN % BnpRn.
Rssteeret al en- prsttti Garmtl
Ter ifnlSe males for &ucrne.


en- itor Del al oct @ren, iom g..
pcs til Wtelfefuerne, er ltmalet. Wfen
llaar De inor unnalet 8ren, tabes
oerpeb life iaa Itoet. Set er o9laa
baarot Tor allerne at tpege % tor-
osie baarbt aorn, iom giues benz
belt. aliernes SGnber % Soropt'
elieSapparoter ilibes og lioer meget
mere emo nebpenoigt oerueo, at alt'
erre iaar lit @rsn umalet, lfrtpes
Der / ct Sarmerblao.
&eo ioretaqne @rperimenter er
BET oelaa blepet bepllt, at op I'll %
Trocent al oct @ren, aler faar belt,
fommer belt og uioroeiet igien. Get
er ogiaa blepet bepiit, at oct 8ren,
ipm iaalebes fommer belt i9jen ef.
fer at bape pasIeret &llas Soropiel.
Iesfanal, praftiif talt i~noeboloer
lige meget Hpringsitof, lom bet in'
oebolbt, ier bet eapes I'll 8ua. Zen
nofioa ubbreote Gro, at 8rsn, iom
fominer belt igien eiter at baoe pas.
ieret ct Ours Sorosieliesfanal, bar
nliitet bet meite al lin N9ringSp9r'
81, er aloeles feilagtig. Sois life
Gpret tpeeer lit @rsn, fan 9ornet
life bIipe ~paaptrfet al De Safter,
iom unber Sorosieliesproces len gisr
lit til, at Neringsperbien / oct BIZ
Der uotruffet til Sorbel for 3p'
ret. -
Sioite @inter fortoite en- Gairp-
man mig, at ban fife pleieoe male
BET @rsn, ban gap fine 9uer. San
iaabe, .ot @rtiene fulgte benz, naar
&c bar noe, og @rtiene fanot oct
@rer, Iom fom belt no igien /
@isbIelen. Men life alt @rsn, iom
fom belt no igien, bar @riiene iitano
til at finoe, bpiIfet goot bite Jig
ON |onren. Get garb, boor auer'
ne bopoe ppret l. iaapeliom @leolel.
bollQen, pPr opffet at frootge, 9ren-
tic Wtnisplonter. % ri ioa nprnle-
re citer, pur ser WaiSforn at lie
opcrolt ncoe / @iebielbaugen.
Selu ON aornet males for 8ller-
nc, foncr Der en- bel Gel %lforosiet
@rpn tilboge og blIper blanoet /
@ipoieIen. Sette er BET rene Cab,
ioritaor fig; men Sabet bliper meget
itsrre, naar ma giuer &llerne llnla-
let @ren, emo naar man mailer Del
ior Dem.
5pnocrne oa Wapen er be to Or
gamer, iom / Hegelen fsrlt uoilioes
hos en- Melfefn. SiPr S9noerne.
% Iariaqen oertil err for en- itor
Gel ben, at allu maa Pbe baarot,
tort, nmalet @ren. @n aipoe er
life I~terfere ems oen peifeIte SEQ eller
Mina / oen. Gette err ogiaa ianot,
bpuo en- Wclfu angaar. Naar en-
eneite Gel al oens Sorosieliesappa-
rater ilaar 9lif, bIiper ben ganlfe
&ll u~brugbor. Man enifer / Ilnlin-
beIiaheo at beboloe en- gob gelfefll
iaa lGnge iom muliot. og buis Den
ieocS, itclcs og bebanoles ret, buroe
ben giere Iptte for Jig / onltrtnt
Is Ior. Ger er aller, lom melfer
goot / Ell Iloer al 20 Ior. @co
at male oct 8ren, man giper 9iler'
ne, %forebpgger man, at oeres SGn-
Ser % Napc ilibeS no ier Chen.
Mon fan n1eb ANDRE ORR forlGnge
WcIfcfllcrneS Sepetio ganifc betpOe-
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-11-26
Cranberry Sellp meo Selleri.

Gn Gltart 9ranberrieS ices ooer
oa paifes, iptte5 'oo oper meo 10
Stopper Suffer % Ell Sop foacnoe
&ano, og foyer 20 Wimlter. Get
presses laa giennem ct 3srllaq, %
naar BET begpnoer at itlOne, bar
man en- Stop iinlfauren Seueri /, og
bpIoer set iaa op / lntau Stopper
eQer Sormer. Get buGIues iau no,
noor oct er foIot, o. man lerpe.
rer en- til bper Ferion. Ttcoetlor
SeQeri fan man IPgge ct Ear Nf.
oelinger al Nppelim / @un6en AZ
bucr aop, og iaa bPloe Cranberry
WoSien /. Raar Seuuen er boPl.
pet no, fan ma lPgge en- Ro'in ell
Ter en- SIipen eQer FL bel Neooe'
fierne / Wtioten al buer. elsie Imnn
6ormer tager liz uomerfet pent no
uou imau @la5ifaale eler paa imaa
buioe Salertener. iom man bar Iugt
et rift Salotbloo paa.