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Omaha daily bee., 1916-08-18
Boiled Beef a La Parfisienne.

Slice an onion in little butter and
brown it in flour add il you like, any
cold, cooked vegetable you may have;
pour in the cup OF bouillon, little by
tie, and let it boil gently for fifteen
minutes to thoroughly cook the flour.
Then cut the beef in thin slices and let
simmer for five minutes to become
thoroughly hot.
With Horse Radish.
Crate finely horse radish root and
put in stew pan with lump of butter
rubbed with flour, a dash of Tara
gon vinegar, salt and pepper, Let
cook fifteen minutes, add the beef
and simmer until hot,
Boiled Beet a La Indienne.
Make a sauce OF slice of onions.
butter, flour and cup of bouillon and
add one-half teaspoon curry powder.
Cook fifteen minutes and then add
beef cut in disks. Serve hot in a circle
OF cooked, hot rice.
Boiled Beef With Sauer Kraut.
Fry out several thin slices of bacon
add thin slices OF beef and fry lightly
add pepper and few drops of lemon
juice. Serve with sauer kraut, heated
in can.
Boiled Beef With Sauce Matelote.
Cut the cold beef in firm slices and
fry it in some pure lard with some
small onions. When they are turning
golden brown. dissolve pinch OF
flour, add il and let boil for few min
utes; then pour over this a small
glass of ordinary red wine. Next add
a very little beef extract, salt and
pepper and let slowly simmer for an
hour French cooks, and in fact most
European chefs believe little wine is
necessary in most sauces, but the wine
may be omitted.
| Cold Beef Salad.
! Cut the beef in small disks and
sprinkle with chopped onions, parsley
and any other additions you fancy
such as chopped cooked beets, cucum,
Der or pickles Pour French dressing
over this and let it stand half an houi
before serving.
Deviled ham or deviled chicken
always popular and convenient fol
sandwiches, may be varied by adding
a little chill sauce. Toasted breac
strips, covered with deviled ham witt
a few drops OF lemon juice added, i,
a tasty luncheon dish.
The ever popular dried beef packec
in glass jars is nice scrambled will
eggs; or, Drowned with butter, onion
and green pepper, makes a very mic,
omelet-filling. 1t is also appetizint
with cream sauce, this must be al
lowed TO boil so the starch in the flou
is cooked, Dreamed potatoes will
some shredded slices of dry bee
added is a dish also to be recon-
mended.
Baking Powder Biscuits.
Bake ten 10 fifteen minutes;
\. TWO cups flour; four teaspoonsiu
baking powder; one teaspoonful salt
Omaha daily bee., 1916-08-18
Boston Baked Beans
By CONSTANCE CLARKE.

half-pound OF salt pork and score the
rind in half-inch strips; put into the
bean-pot with the beans. Have ready
three tablespoonfuls of molasses, one
teaspoonful of salt, one teaspoonful
of mustard, mix all wcll together with
boiling water to cover and pour over
the beans. Bake about seven hours in
moderate oven. Keep the beans
we'll covered with the cover OF the pot
until the last hour, adding water as
needed.
Tomorrow--A Delicate Sweet--Va-
|, nilla Custard.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-08-18
A Cat VINO Rings Bell

There is cat, owned by the keeper
OF the Platte Fougcre Lighthouse, on
the Island OF Guernsey, which, wneu-
ever Il wishes to enter its masters
dwelling, rings an electric bell This
has been made possible by the con-
struction, near the bottom OF door,
Of shelf which actuates a switch
when slight weight Is placed upor
il. Thus, when the cat jumps to this
small ledge the circuit is closed.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-08-18

There is, perhaps, no other vege-
table dish so cheap and easily cooked
and at the same time so agreeable
and nourishing, and is favorite dish
with many persons.
Put two cups OF navy beans in cold
water over night, wash and rinse
thoroughly, then put them into salted
water, bring them to boil and let
them simmer slowly until tender;
pour water away from them, stand
on the stove wi the lid OF the
saucepan partly vi, to allow the
beans to dry; pour boiling water over
Omaha daily bee., 1916-08-18

|. Drop biscuits--add one tea
spoonful shortening and one-fourth
cup milk. Drop by spoonsful on
creased pan.
2. Fruit roll-add onc-half cup
chopped raisins and nuts. Roll out
biscuit dough, sprinkle with finely cut
raisins and nuts and little sugar
Roll dough and cut in pieces one
inch thick. Bake on pans in hot oven
twenty minutes.
5. Short cake-add two teaspoons
full shortening and one teaspoonful
sugar. Split open baked biscuits and
place crushed. sugared fruit between
layers. Place whole fruit on top.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-08-18
Various Ways of Servjmg Boiled Beef
Drawn by Nell Brinkley.

two teaspoonsful pure leaf lard; three
fourths cup milk
Method; Have all ingredients cold,
Sift flour, baking powder and salt.
Gut in the shortening and then rub
in lightly with finger tips. Add the
cold milk gradually, mixing with a
knife to make soft dough. Toss
onto a well Toured board and roll out
to one inch thickness. Cut with biscuit
cutter first dipped in flour, Place
close together on a creased pan and
bake in hot oven.
Light cool working is the secret OF
success.
From this foundation the following
can be made:
Omaha daily bee., 1916-08-18
Picnic for Miss Madden.

Miss Clare Helene Woodward IS
arranging a motor picnic to Summer
Hill farm, the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Wayland Magee, for this evening.
Miss Nan Madden Of Nutley, N. j.,
Who is visiting the John Maddens, is
the guest of honor, and six couples
will make up the party.
A dinner at the Country club Sat-
arday evening is one OF the scheduled
affairs for this popular guest.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-08-18
Interesting Guest 10 Come.

Mrs. Nathan Mantel is expecting as
her guests the latter part Of the week,
Mrs. Mendel and her daughter, Miss
Rosalie Mendel of Chicago. who are
returning from Manitou, Colo, where
they spent the summer. Miss Mendel
is we'll known as writer, having pub
lished many stories for children, Mrs
Mantel will entertain her guests at
her cottage at Carter Lake club.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-08-18
AT Happy Hollow Club.

Mrs. George f. Gilmore enter
tanned twelve friends at luncheon at
Happy Hollow club today. Another
luncheon party was entertained by
Mrs. George B. Darr, who had eleven
guests.
Mrs. F. J. Jumper entertained for
Miss Kathleen Carrig Of New York,
who is spending the summer with her
sister, Mrs. E. Carson Abbott. Dec
orations were in garden flowers.
Those present were:
Mendanes- Mesdames-
Franklin A. shotweil, Kathryn Abbott,
Charles Burmester. l. A. Alexander
n, Carson Abbott, Kathryn Lebart
1 N. Howes D. A. Baxter.
Miss kathleen carrig of New York.
Mrs. ]. A. Moore gave party Of
seven for Mrs. H. S. Daniel.
Mrs. Victor White entertained
eight guests at luncheon in honor Of
Mrs. Clarence Hudson Of Fort Ben
ton, Mont
Mrs. H. Murray had luncheon
ior eight guests today. Friday Mrs.
A. G. Edwards will have luncheon
party Of eight guests.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-08-18
SOCIETY FOLKS TO
GO TO THE RACES
Most of the Boxes Engaged by
Those Who Still Love to See
a Horse Race.
INTEREST BEING AROUSED
BY MELLIFICIA-August II.


Next week, beginning Tuesday, So
ciety will turn its attention to that
noble creature, the horse. The &C.
casion is the opening OF the Great
Western circuit races at the Speed
way. On that day Omahans will drive
out to the track in their commodious
cars, there to forget them completely
in the thrilling sights OF horse race
Although automobiles may have sup
planted horses as means OF trans
portation. they have in no way sur
passed them in interest.
The human, pulsing endeavor OF
the splendid horses which have been
entered in the race will awaken the ad-
lniration OF the most apathetic. Oma-
ha society, however, has never been
apathetic toward horses. Many of the
prominent women among us are ex.
cellent horse women. The horse shows
in the Auditorium were wont to call
forth beauty and the chivalry OF Oma.
ha society. Miss Esther Byrne, now
Mrs. William Fitzgerald; Miss Louise
Peck, now Mrs. Denise Barkalow
were some OF the charming and
youthful performers.
Among those who have made box
reservations for the races are: I. {.
Byrne, G. c, Wharton. Ben Gallagher,
P. w. Mikesell, w. NJ. Burgess, {. H.
Pickens, George H. Miller, L. H. Dris-
haus, E. P Peck. Everett Bucking-
ham and NJ. c. Peters.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-08-18

In and Out of the Bee Hive.
Mrs. Luther B. Hoyt left Wednes-
day for a long visit in Manchester
by-the-Sea.
Mrs. Louis Frank and two sons OF
Indianapolis, Ind, are the guests Of
Mr.. Franks parents, Mr.. and Mrs
A. Frank
Mrs. John J. Dmmeen and small
daughter, Dorothy May. returned
Wednesday from six weeks stay in
Hancock, Mich, and Chicago.
Miss Florence Agor and Miss Ger
trude Pfeiffer left last night for sew
eral weeks sightseeing in the east.
They will take the boat trip IRON
Chicago to Buffalo, and also visit
Toronto and the Thousand Islands.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-08-18
At Carter Lake.

At Carter Lake.
Thirty-fi cottagers had luncheon
at the club house Wednesday, the
children's matinee dance following in
the afternoon.
Mrs. A. G. Jaeger entertained in
formally at the club for the outof.
town guests Of the Arthur F. Mullens
Mrs. ]. H. Maloney and Rosemary,
Magdalene, Paul and Donald Maloney
Of Clinton; Mrs. NJ. J. Malone Of
Dubuque and Miss Mary Donnelly OF
Lincoln.
The guests Of Miss Lillian Dickman
were.
Misses Misses
Frances Cannon Of Esther Knapp. .
Lincoln, Hazel Cook,
Ruth Knapp, Evelyn East
Msude Jorgenson,
Omaha daily bee., 1916-08-18
Wedding Announcement

Mr.. and Mrs. George Kirchhoff Of
Green Mountain Falls. Colo, am
bounce the marriage cf their daugh-
tfr Lillian Helen, to Mr.. Carl Gates
Eddy 90 Tuesday, August Is. The
Omaha daily bee., 1916-08-18
Picnic Postponed.

Picnic Postponed.
The picnic which was to have been
given at Manawa today by Mrs. Ar.
thur r. Mullen for her guest, Mrs
III, II. Maloney Of Clinton, Ia, and her
children, Rosemary, Magdalen, Pau
md Donald, has been postponed until
saturday.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-08-18
All the Field club.

Mrs. ]. ]. McAllister will entertain
this evening at dancing party at the
club for Miss Jessamine Jones OF
Madison. Wis, who is visiting her
cousins, the Misses Nerna and Ruby
Zones. A luncheon will be given next
Monday by Miss Lillian Johnson for
Miss Jones, and a dancing party is be.
ing. planned for Saturday evening a,
the Happy Hollow club The guests
Of this evening will be-
Jesssnine Jones of Ruby Jones,
Madison, Wis, Lillian johnson
fsrna Jones,
Messrs-- Messrs,--
lare Anderson. Harold l.anedon,
Ned Allison, Albert MoAllistor
MIR. Albert Krug will entertain a,
dinner this evening, the occasion be.
ing his birthday. Following dinner
he party will dance at the club. Those
present will be.
Messrr and Mesdames-
Il NJ Pegau. Lee Hut
j. o. siford, n. NJ, Goulding,
W. NJ. uiller. p. ". Mikesell.
V. g Henry. \. Sachs.
q. II. BrueninR, Claude lren
Mrs. Madeline krug.
Miss Ruth Mcdonald gave ;
luncheon party today for Miss Heller
Masten of Kansas City and Miss Rutl
Purcell Of Hampton, la, who leave
Tor their homes tomorrow. after ;
visit with Miss Florence jerks ant
Miss Louise Bailey. Baskets OF aster'
made attractive decorations. Covers
were laid for nine
Omaha daily bee., 1916-08-18

Social Gossip.
Misses Marion Thompson OF Min
neapolis arrived this morning for a
visit with Miss Helen Clarke. Miss
Clarke will entertain at luncheon for
Miss Thompson Saturday at the
Country club with twenty-eight
guests.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-08-18

At Manawa Boat Club.
Mrs. F. J. Despecher is entertaining
party of friends at the Council
Bluffs Rowing association today.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-08-18
Society Notes Personal Gossip Womas Work Household Topics

young people will be at home at
Colby, Kan. Mr.. Eddy was formerly
on the editorial staff OF The Bee.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-05-19
SDlfc Staalnct Dc0 Srpa0cu:.

s Sillutring til Sen 11pc tplfe.
Wtinenolpgning / Set il1tcrnotionole
Torpono Sp6 for. 0rog0cn bar ID-
lferne III ogiaa pao International
Ierritorium foretogct onlfattenoe
2lfipGrringer pco 6julp al ltore>
unoerlpiife 5taulnet nc0 :gfa fer
paa 6-7 9llers Diameter. SDlfer-
nes Seniigt meo octte 9ectipltem>
Der ti0ligere er anpen0t al Gnglen-
oerne &anolen mellen1 england
og Sranfrig, ct ielDfolgelig at fire
Jig mere betrDggen6e cn0 biotil mos
engelfe lln6erpon6sbaoOes sSorlgg
paa at trenge igjennem til 4ltcr-
lgen.
0anlfe Gorpe0obuo0c bar De
liblte Doge beret r0fon1nlonoeret
til @ogttjeneite poa 5te0et for npie
at operboage> at i11gen al Sc fren1-
meoe Garteier eller Slfiperringer
fonmer i16 poa Donlf 59territo-
ril1n1, og bette er 6u beller lite.
ifet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-05-19
Smitribt Natipnalitet.

u9loro1tjernon" 9fclp Dorf u1c0
|0eler, at Sen 11nae Sunger, Gino1
|2inoen, i Mlnlinoeligbco ontagc:
for at pnrc 9onif, men at bon
&irfeligbeoen CT fp0t Gncrrig. S!1
NH lifollfe l10Oam1ellc ioa pel inn
lin 9folegang Dar Songcrcn 300
facet bobe0lagelig / &ipbcnbapn
bDor BON bar @leb, bl. a. peD Sc
|&gl. Seoters Opcroi ifole. Siben III
ban @ngogcmerter / @erlin og 9So
rig, men peb &rigc1,s l1obr110 rejlt(
Iban til slmerifo, pg beroprc bar bo1
bcls lnngct / Operetter pg SCI:
filmet" ion1 Sole / uGormcn"
2inben CT nplig blcucn intcrpie
met al ct on1erifo1lf Nfl1liftiDslfriTt
Ser bringer hans 8illeoc. og cftc'
Octte at bpa1me CT bo1l 1Solgl
~9foroltjcrnon" al ~lpnncrligcn fir
beloftigt utlcen0c"
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-05-19
0fcrico,

Ser CT ltoDig golt /. Merico, po
@an1rne11lteb mellen Sriifarelnrn>
% onerifonlfe Solooter bprer til
9ogens Or0el1. Silla iiges at bGrc
/ iulo 9lftipitet 11ogle &unorebe Wfl)
inbe / 2a10et, og ban fol p9re
Gpioien for en- &gberbanbc poo cl
lepe @unbrcbc Monb, om nnon sc
oilers fon tro ct al Sc mollge mpo:
1trioe110e &pgter> lom 11oar bcrtl
llnionen neoe fra @rpl1len.
M}egen 5io og monge Sro Noo,
til Spil6e Torba1r0linger ncllcn1
Sc Torcneoc 5toters @cncrolcr Dc
sc militerc Scrrcr, lom .reprrlcn
|terer Sen mericanlfe ErGliocnt Gar
ron5o. SC fan life blipe cnigc on
Mooncn at ferc &rig pou, i0et Slime:
rifuncrne uil bare luu fric SrrOc1
icln nu1ligt. og Mericoncrnc poo
|ocrcs Sibc iGttcr Zig in1po, al
|l1ncIc Gon foor oltfor ltGrft Snn:
pos poa 1ncrifonif Scrritoril1m.
Gorror5o ligcs at bape rbrllltct
CT gfspcbitipn lpn on1fattcr ii gu,
| |iin0 SoI6ctcr, Ser 1ful prppc at fac
|fot Sen i1l1ibige Gillo; men ire
mango Siocr bin0res bans 8cltrG:
ibclicr al oprorlfc Eartier.
Nenerol Scott CT beor0ret til
gSolhingtpn fpr perlonlig at oflpg
jgc &opport ON llofo1Oet al lint
Torho1blinger 1nc0 Garrun5a @enc
rolcn, Gbregon. General 4Scribing
Scr fnn1mol1bcrcr Sc omcrifanlf'
Grrnletrpppcr. CT / Serb 1neo a.
iorltrrfc lin Sitting ncllem g.
lumb1,s og Golonio 9ublon og BE-
npttcr III. a. Eigtroo0shcgn looco(
111cO Glcftricitct.
5 cn Botaillc mcllcnn Sprprcr(
% ncrifanlfe 9fcgjcringstroppcl
/ hlcu / Mon0ogs fenlten Sprprer(
orrht; blanbt Dcm bar Ocrcs ST.
rcr le6ro Gcbillo, ser lang Gif
hor bprget og bronoifattct / Set
inprolige Sern Grl15. Salntre0s an
lore Sprdrcrc, ion blep toqct til
Nonoc, nil hlibe fu6t.
90 = in1iolerti6 CT @illo, ion
io9t, lto0ig poo fri 500 = og lpil:
|lcbcn0e!
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-05-19
g(mcrifa pg Sbiflanb.

9fotcuoncfslingcn mcllcm gSolb
ington nu Berlin lnencs III at prrc
of1uttet; 9(nerifa Dor poo cn piS
Moooc pl,1oct cn biplomotiif SER
iOct Gnlflono 6or gibet @uro11tier
,neo Ncnlnn til lin fren1tlolge
&rigsfprelic til Sps.
D}cn poo Sen onben She bar
Splfcrl1c life antp0ct at nGre nillige
til at ilnnbcfpn1mc Sc onerifo1ife
&roo ON Grltatl1i11g, iom itilleocS
/ sSnrbinoelic mco v2ulitanio"s oa
more Sfihcs Sorpeoeril1a.
Scr CT nogcr Spinl ON, bppr:
piot sSorcren of Sen ltnberponos:
booo, ion lfoo u5usicr" 5Gnf
nil hlipc ltroffet for at hope oper:
trooot set tpifc Neglelnc11t on
&rigsferclle poo Souct
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-05-19
@crncr 8in0erup.

s lioltc llge neooclte hi, a
&erner 9inoerl1p / 0finoc,1. 9feb.
bar afgouct beb 9p0e11. 9d, ifripc1
~9tebralfo Stotc SSour11nl" / en- 9lr
|tlfcl ON bam. at ban lin SiD ur
Ser Eieu0onpn1ct ,@corg @cr11er'
por0t Jig ct pclfjel16t 9iobn 1on
Sfribe1t, notn1lig ion1 @iie0igter
8inbcrl1p, Ser fe0tes &jpbel1bopl
1926, ltll0cre0c oprin0eligt Gbeolo
gi, bleb icnere 5folelnrer. og 0eltoe
il Sen f6r1te llespiglfe &rig.
s mango 9lor, boa6e fpr ban for
los 'Oanmorf, og efter at ban bob
DC neoiat fig berobre, ifreb bor
9igte, Gouierier og politiife slrtif
Ter, og bans &1eu6onDn1 ifol lii
Si0 bape beret gonife belfien0t
8l. a. rebnes ban 1on1 Sorfotte1
of oen pn6e6e 5fDtteiang, nSbis 81
Der De0 9anen rgrer."
Bin0erup lebeoe ct opermao6,
litilfRrbigt og tilbagetruffet 2ip
Fit Sjen Wn6en.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-05-19
Grubt ucS &apfjeriel.

SEQ en- Observation-Disclosures poo
Song >5slono blcn Carl 2lmberg pg
hons 9lsliltcnt, 81. 9Sallotti, brpbt
mc0el1s Dcrcs 9(utnlnphil fjprte meo
en- Sort al mere chs @lmbrc0e Wfll
5irner. 9Qfolfinen jog meo fulo
Sort ino Mefhrrfet longs 8anell
peo 5becpsbeoo @op % blep ltrQfs
fnult; ocns to Euslngercr blep lpio=
be0c puo Stofitnerfct. Carl 2im=
beros Nlltru bar til Stebc Sil-
1fucrtriblnlcn, men fif fprlt lencre
at piDc, at bcn0cs WfonO bar blepet
nrpbt.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-05-19
@aper til slttcrbag Gollcsc,
Gplnn1ta. Sal.

Mettc pg Gborpalb Mullcr, &in1:
bollton, So., $5;S &binbeforeningcn
i Salinas, Gol., $40; Chris. Eeter,
fem Solinos, Gul., So; Margrctbe
9etcricn, 5alinos, Gol., 50; 2orS
9ticlien Gebor 6olls, sSo, $40; S
SsSobnlon, Ge0ar 6ulls, ga, $5:
SSobornes Senien, 5Sre0ensborg
Gul., IS; &asn1l1s Eeterien, Cation
Gol., IS; Nfrs. SSoban SsSpcric11.
Gbulor> Gol.> $40; &asn1us 4scter=
len, Gorooba> Nebralfo, $40; Mrs
$. Sperlen, Son 6rancisco, Gal,
$40; geis Neteriel1, Sc @rono, GAL.
$40; SSber Sperie1l @oio &obles
Gol., $40; Seq Mielie1l Sos 9lnge=
les> Gol., $5; Motbios Ebomlc11.
Sellno, Gol., $5; Geren 9lnOcrie11
Gc1rterpiIle g. 9of., $25; Sens 8
2orlen, &ir1ballton, ga, S.; Son.
5ul $. @arfien, NortlonO, Oregon.
$40; 2ore1s &eterlel1 s(rcato> CAL,
500; Gerba 5fob, Sreoensborg
Gal, IS; llng6omsforeningcn Sc:
ltcrle0", 5olpong, Gol., $15.
gn bjertelig Iaf 1e11oes ulle @i.
berne.
Bene6ict Npr6entpft.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-05-19
@nnb Masmnsiens &ejic.

Sra Seem g0prf telcgrofcrcs, d1
&nuo &as1nl1sle1l Sen 0onife @rpn
lo11Dsforcr / Wonoags flrn0c ben:
tes at unfon1n1e til Sbulc Nprb=
ltjernebugten; ban fercr Sfibc1
u&op Yorf", og Set mcncs, at han
|nl1 0isie Sage bar fln10ct 9r
G6n11u1b Sobep, ser 110ienbtes pac
len Gfspe0ition al Set amcrifonlf<
notl,rbi1toriife 0e11ipun 9fe>r
Dorf. 9r. Sopep ii0ber in0cflemt
SeSie1 peo Sbule 1on1men n1eo iin(
|Geller.
s sSplge 8rebe, ser CT in0tr1frl
fra Tru Hasmuslen> bill ben0cs
Mo1b, bbis bon life if11lbe frnnc
noo Gbule SEN Is. Moj, goo fro
8orbe ioa tet Oerpeo lom rnuligt
og iao pe6 Sjglp af 9unoelGbcr
prppe at noa lit Maol; ban piloe
oo 1egge lin 9fute gjenncm Sc for.
ifjellige grpnlon01fe &olonicr ii
l1pernobif. &eo at relic iualeocS
bil6c Hasn1l1slen noa Sbulc bctlOs
NOT til at fl1nne bane fig Sci opc:
SS11blon0siie11 iioit / SS1ni.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-05-19
Tranfrigs @rap.

S Noncp bolot Sen ironlfc gre-
ltOel't Noll1core / Spnoo9s en- Sale.
0oor1 ban bl. q. u0toltc Jig loole-
oes on lloli9terne til 6rc0:
"6ronfria brpoer Jig iffc oru ot
foa Splflon0 til at tilbpoc 9Sreo.
81 pil tpinac Dor 5jcnoc til at trna-
le ont Sre0. s}i bill life uo5ptte
SonoetS Senner for flere Operoreb.
Gcntrolmogterne, Scr III belppres
at ginger foroi Sc ioroorloaeoe Sri
gen. er blepne foriuroe0c ppcr sen,
Hoel9ggelic, Sc far onltiftct, oo M,
prpper oe poo at inobiloe Sen oon-
lfe Geroen, at Set bar Sc 9(llierebe.
iom fremfal0te &rigcn, % lom eu-
lfeoe Sen; bette er en- 9(rt mat sSro-
ni lom life bill togc nooen pcD,
Npie11.
9berfen oirefte cllcr inoircfte bor
bore SLENDER ttlbuot at bile lutte
5reo. 81 enifcr, iom logt, beller
life, at Sc ifol. Sc n1oo tpinees til
at beoe oerom. Ni bill poo inoen
Vtoaoe goo in0 poo 0eres 9etineer-
Ter; men bi bill ltille bem @etinoef-
Ter. 81 pil life goo mes til at lutte
Jre0 poo Ell loo6on Mfoo0e, at set
te1ierlige Spiflono bibeboloer Mag-
ten til paa1,p at begpnoe en- Ser
oensfrig. 81 bnlfer en- sSreo, 5ona
slpr al rret go6 igjelL og lon1 til
lige garontcrer en- international 2i-
|gepegt.
Soo lGngc 0enuc Trco life lifres
o. og iaa lp1,ge bore SLENDER life
oil. inorgmme, at Sc CT belejrcoe.
pil ri life opbore at fpmpe."
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Wfnro.

Gn Oonlf 0fono pcs 9}opn 9licl:
8. 9fielicn blcn liOlte llge ifubt
Iof &eltctppc / 9eerbcbcn al Ghcpcn=
Inc, @pon1lng. 80 @an0ittcr pcb
9fonn 9Scorlon og @rop bobbc
Tplge %. 9. s." ltjoolct trc @clte
ira Ben Wfonb, fan tjcntc bos, CT
Oonlf pcb 9eopn Sans Niclle11
9olc Grecf, @pomirg, og lommel1
1nco Sbcriff 9oocb torf111gte 9ticls
Nielicn Ipnenc. Gm 9fotten ltpbte
Sc fire 9)ir1O lumlncn poo en-
&oncb, o9 Sc 10 @anbitter ifpb
&oocb % 9eielicn ne6, fpr Sc f1u0e
fptte Zig til Wo0bprge. 8on0itternG
bleb lcncrc paagrebne, pg / bpcr1
Tol0 Sen enc al 6cn1, Gcorlon, CT
liffcr poo at bliDc bGngt. 9eielS
Nicllens enclte 5legtning / 9(mcri:
fn, en- 9olpbro0er be0 9eob11 &riltc1
5prenien fon1 til Cheyenne iii Sc
gropeller1, Ser befoitc0cs al Sen
MprOeoes @usbono, Sons 9eiellc1
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-05-19
8orebjerg bpmt.

Ne0aftprel1 al 5ociol=Oemofro
ten"> 6olfetingsmon6 8orgbjer(
(0cr for en- bolp 5nes Mor fiber
|por paa Toreoragsrejie blonot Oon
ife berobre), bar 1915 blcbe1
i06nt tire Maonebers Spngielsitroi
poa @rnn6 of nogle nol0lon11ne 9ln;
greb, bans 8lo6 bob6e rettet MOS
9errcoSfogeo @run0tbig og bons
Sorbgrsmeto6er. SerreDsfog6er
bap6e fem Sjerbingoor Iobet en-
Mon6 fiooe / Soretpgtsarreit> mis-:
tgnft for S1ospooipttelie;; 0o Ga:
gen en6elig fon fren, fon0tes in:
gen 8ebiler moo Monoen, iom ifff
be1to min6re i6pmtes to 9(ors sSor.
be0ringsbus; ban blep oog iel1er:
benoooet.
MeOens beune Gag lto0 poo, fri
|tiiere0e ~5ocial=O l=Oemofrotel1" Ser
bureoufrotiffe Sere0sfoge0, iom til
|ii6it fplte fig iaa beiberet, at bor
poolto6 8labets 9fe6aftgr ltroffet
8orgbjergs Dom le6, iom iagt, pat
tre Maane0ers Senglel, og ban op
pellereoe iaa til Seie1teret, ser M
|bar en6ret 9on1n1en til en- 8go,
paa to Suiin6e &roner; i Solo ser
lite betales, ffaI ben afionores mel
ire Maoneoers 6Gngfelsopbolo.
8pben bill blibe betalt of 8IoDet.
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9ict5 maa Dcnte.

&nhn ). 9iet5, ser for cn boln
Sncs 9lor iibcn erbpcrpebc Jig eli
9lrt Hcrennuclle nco til set Doerlte
at for'norc lit Silent / Cameron
9on moo Stutc1l 8isconlins Gn1=
bcbsn1r11o, libbcr, lpm befjcnbt,
sSrng1cl cent ior MonOOroh, bcgoo=
ct nco ocnnc 2cjligbeb. s i'm Sin
blep hons 5trof ncblot til tpne
Mors Slt9t1l1s, og III li9es Oct
Wnbilpn, ot ct Gpnlfrift CT poo
Sci til @ilpernprcn mcb 9(ur.rb:
ming ON hclt at bcnoooe 0ict5. Scl:
DC Mnlo9ningcn ON 9taobc er ltt(
blepct npotogct e>1bnu, men Sc >>l'
ritter, inn, bor iottet eSntcrcs}e fo1
9ict5 % hans ulnononlige Sag
bor hcnt ON Sillobclle til at n,oct
tc rnbcr'nuc ullc Sogc11s 9lftc: plc
1ln
S1frno, lrm ltaor Buner1l9r Gbi
lipp nor, n1cncr, at ban fife pil hc
noobc Gict5, ioct ban lpncs. a!
bans NprgGnger Gnbebct itr1ft
Jig plot nof, bo bon nebiottc iStr1'g
1clsltroiicn til tppc 9(or.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-05-19
TurhunnHHtatlrtt1.
SprbifGlp.

st tenm1clig beftiat Sorolsrip
bar ejrrt 8ebpcrne Oet lDb''1c
SSSoohp p9 set p1tligc Srcqcn r1agct
forifrrnltc. Set il,otrof Sr,lcogs,
% sen fplgcnbe 0ag rplttb': ssSOa=
bos ssSoro i9jcn.
Sfooca bclpber Jig life til n,9ct
pioerc:: s @pi1e fol0t en Sfcrlten
nco, p9 npgle @ulc rplteocs &alf.
puos al Nnggcne; Iallecf.H.er %
&oppcr folbt pao @lllpct i o>lfillige
Su1c, % nogle 5tcoer bl.s..,lotc
Moblcr at ppferc cn lnliN Huno=
Bans.