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THE LITTLE WOKI>u.\

Mamma. can't worl ns, mo
h"f'E leased Herbert, Mrs Hurk s.
seven -y"ar-o!d son. Harry vas his
cousin. 4 youth OF seventeen. vino va
h'r.H ny farmer 10 work on his farm,
So am afraid my little hoy is too
young just yet replied his ,uo,ho-
She was in very limited circurD-
stances for Mr Eurii had been ,,nabjo
l" "oth Tor thr"" months because %
- hi"k"n arm sustained in a railway
accident Mrs. Eurk was AN cldcrIy
.ady with chestnut hair and roupI
hands that proved sh. was no, Undo
i"ht she earned living for MIR
hurh ana three children by Knitting
ana ci"chctin@ Herbert had seen hia
n'"'h:F weeping that morning. and he
knew IL was because she had no tu,;,I
"t llohr Tor dinner. He resolved 10
work without telling his mother. he
p'' on Il nat grown shabby since his
ia'H"rS Illness anh went down th.
Grove" tn" home OF Miss Salie ana
Mandy Blake two old maids lie RAM.
inc door bell, and Miss Sallie an
Sw"r"d. Sh" invited him in but ~.
p"It"iy declined. asking II sh. had any
work "a little hoy just seven year. olh
could do" She ,old him 10 go win
her around 10 The woodhousc which
n" dIG. Now take tins basket and
MI II with chips ana | VIII give you Il,
penny Tor each one. Hc Wen, TO work
and picked UP eight baskctfuly.
After this was completed Miss Mandy
asked him If he could work a lit;io
more. The little hoy assured her that
he was not in the least tired. bu,
would be glad 10 serve her in any way.
She put som" milk in tho churn ana
told him 10 churn l.. When 'hc butter
was ready TO be taken up. Miss Sanin
brought her parse and gave him -
'cntS--S for picking up chips ana > for
cunning Miss Mandy nllcd a basket
with butter. coconuts. c,itc. meal and
lour. These she sent 20 Burk
\ happy little boy now started home
walking very fast. When ne arrived
ut the sweetest place on earth he stole
20 the Kitchen window
With her apron over her face, Mrs
the door. went up 20 his mother and
pulled the apron from her face
Mamma. look what Miss Blake sent
YOU" he cried
She bit her lip. for she was vexed
that Herbert should fnd his mother SO
Respondent.
After Mrs Bnri had looked at the
contents o! the basket proud little
boy put his hand in his pocket and
drew out the money. Now we can
buy some meal he said.
After his mother heard his story shc
SAID: You arc no longer my little boy
but my little work man"
II" went each morning to help the
Misses Blake. and his wages Increased
to >" cents.
Now instead OF Herbert Rnrk. he ia
called hy all the little workman" and
don't YOU think the title was bestowed
upon the right person?
EMILY BLAYTON
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VIRGIN IA.

Virginia is the Oldest OF the thirteen
States, and the fourteenth in ropula-
ton. There are about two million
Nirginians II is bounded on the north
by West Virginia ana Maryland; south.
by North Carolina and Tennessee and
west by Kentucky. Virginia has an
area Of $3.50 square miles
This STAT" was named in honor u
Elizabeth tho virgin queen" az Eng
land. In 1906 Virginia was founded
BY the English. The first settlement,
was IN jamestown, Virginia. Wash
ineton, Monroe and three other prcsi-
dents were born IA Virginia. Madi-
son, Lee. Jackson also held their birth
place In Virginia. The state OF Vir-
ginia is known as the mother State"
OF the Union. Natural Bridge is ono
or the great places In Virginia. This
state is said 10 he the best known one
for the reason that tho laws are $50
good. Tobacco is the chief plant. vir-
gin!a sends representatives to Con-
grcsS and casts twelve electoral votes.
POCAHONTAS WRIGHT.
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10 HAVE SHAkE:SpEAHt: CON
TEST.

NV Dear Girls and Hovs:
Now that everybody all over tho
country Is thiulirE ana talking so
mich about tho great English poet
VILLAIN Shakespeare. | thought /;
would he q fine thing to ind ou; how
much YOU children knew about him, So
pui on my best sunday thirkin: cap
+nd decided tho thing to TO WAS TO
NAY" - contest And what do yo,,
thtnk happened" The very day Elsie
fuGd ser: In a drawing. showing that
Nh" was interested in this great man
and few DAYS later came Marpuerite
HarrlS's letter suggesting that we have
Shak"Spcarcan contest. SO do he
licve il viii interest the members very
much.
Now. "a tell YOU about II, FRS, Of
all, YOU may find out some little Inter
write that. or draw what YOU think
TO must have looked like, or what peo-
pie looked like, in those DAYS. or any
OF the people in his plays--alm"st any
thing like that. Perhaps your teach
crS are having YOU write COMPOSITIONS
in school, and YOU might send those.
Read Marguerite Harriss letter care
fully and see what she suggests and
look at Elsie Rudd'S drawing and sec
that she just drew Shakespeare as she
Imagined he looked when a boy Tho
contest will be printed in May. and l
shall, decide the prize winners for This
one myself. Let me know right away
If YOU don't understand about it,
YOUR EDITOR.
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Editorial and Literary Department.
.IloI INIT.
CHAPTER. \

CHAPTER Y
~ was during the advance AGAINST
Richmond that VIC were first visited
by III" Yankee raiders We had SOW
eral visits from father ana Bon. and
u was after ono OF these that the
raiders were reported coming down
the road near which our plantation
WAS located, laying vast. everything
they encountered.
That night We saw a mare Of rcd
against the Sky in the direction OF MIR.
lioyaiS plantation and knew they were
ar Work there. We hung blankets over
me windows 50 they couldn't see our
lights aud would pass us in the dark
ness.
was awakened about midnight by
hearin. strange sounds downstairs
creeping 10 the stairway saw
mother, white faced. but calm. con-
tortinE blue-clad officer who. with
pronounced Northern accent. was dc.
!nandinG corn for his horses. and any
firearms about the place All wo could
40 was submit. and, addressing me as
tommy he ordered nc to give him
All The firearms we had. After he and
his men had sea rched all OF tho first
hoor. and finding nothing but a cary
Ing knife which was declared 10 be
stairs.
Ihe% first entered the room in which
rom ana Robert were sleeping With
q Wink to his companions, nc took
me mattress. and. with one jerk. Tom.
ROBERT. mattress and all fell in "A hcap
on me floor. Then he slaahcd the mat
tresS to pieces with his sword and
entered into my room. The first thing
they saw was grandfather'S old mus
ket, which was seized at once then
happened 10 look out OF The window
ana saw with JOY company OF Con-
iederate cavalry quietly surrounding
the house
After searching a little longer. he
and his men went downstairs TO make
another bonfire" We knew what
This meant. and mother, who knew
nothing OF the rescne party. begged
him 20 spare our home. What hap
pened then | can hardly describe, but
the result was that u victorious com
pany OF Confederatcs. led by father.
rod" of with a Very forlorn band o,
raiders as prisoners.
t'rhc cnd.D
LOUIS CARLTON.
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A MAN AND AItABHiT.

One day p man set ont some cab =
baGc plants and - rabbit who was
passing ny. said: II shall come back
soon ana cai as many rs | can"
Presently the man wen. home on.
of the bushes hoped old molly cotton :
tail. He hogan To nibblc and nibblc
Next morning Tho farmer saw the rab-
bits tracks. and the eaten plants. and
said: ~! catch that rabbit vet"
He told his little boy to put ~ trat,
in the field ana 10 bait il with onions
Now. rabbits arc very fond of onions
soon MIS- Rabbit came tripping alon.,
and saw an old log. as she thought.
She crawlcd into take u nap. when
down went the door. and she was in
da rkneSS.
JOSEPH BI.AYTON
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RI4nr:cCA's n1RruDAy PARTY.

II was Rcbecca Smiths birthday. and
she was Eve years old. She asked her
mother to let her have q party, and
her mother said she could. She in
vit"d ten OF her playmatcs. The party
began AT 2 in the afternoon one spring
dav.
III III" children came. except one.
They played hail-ovcr, dropping tho
handkerchief. hiding and seek. and
many other games.
~ o'clock Mrs. Smith called them
into dinner. Rcbecca had u birthday
cake with five candles in it. and tho
children blew them out and mads
wishes. If the light Went out the
little girl would get tho wish One
girl wished Il long and happy life. an.
other washed her many happy birthday,
and SO on until the last child had
made Il wish.
After dinner. Mrs. Smith played tho
piano and the children sang Then
Mrs. Smith played the victrola.
At half-past seven the party broke
MP. and tn" little guests went home
Rcbacca said that this had been the
haDpicst birthday she had ever had
The guests. too, told their mothers
that il had been a delightful party.
ana they wanted 10 have one on their
birthday.
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HER LOST BOY.

The moon came on, With "a spectre!
light
And cast it's rays upon the scene o:
tho flight,
There still lay the dead. where they
had fell
In the last grand sight they had fought
50 well.
The fight was helpless. the odds were
great.
But they had lost by the irony OF fate.
=, home mother, old and gray.
thought of her boy 50 far away.
She waited long. for news or her hoy
then came one day
That her dear son had fell in the fray.
She krt on ;hc floor with - pitiful
moan
Because she had lost her frs, born.
Il must 20 ana see his ettvc, on. my
darling boy.
Then she went in search Of her Roy
The general sat in his private tent,
In came woman, aged and bent.
oh, mister. have journeyed far for
your aid
Please tell me- is my darling hoy dead
The officer turned with quick start
why madam. who gave you permits
sion TO com" in here
lie said with AN ugly sncer.
Sir. she sad. in feeble voice. won't
you help me
TO and my child. He was killed in the
last fight,
And have looked ana searched with
ALI my might
" nat is his name, madam tho officer
said
Ana will 20 over the list Of III. dead
The wind swept by with q waling
sound
over II hudde tigur. beside e white
mound.
she mother had found her son
Ana ncr earthly struggle was done"
Because she hdd gone TO JOIN her son
Composed Us
JENNINGS L. III'N'r
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RICHARDS ESCAPE.

one day Richard went ont fishing
ana whlIc ne was fishing he fell in the
pond y Dig dog saw him and jumped
after him and saved him. Uo made a
fire and got his clothes dry and went
out on the pond again. The dog went
with him
When he had gotten home he told
the father about tho dog. so the father
bought silver collar and had this
word put on it--'IIcro."
The dog was very proud or his col
lar. and lived happy.
Original
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sunday afternoon my father and
mo'hcr and ! went down to the Old
DOMINION wharf and went through
both Of the boats Then we got on
tho Main street car and rode 10 Byrd
Park. We walked around there, and
then we came back on the Broad
street car. Then VIC got on the For
est liill car and came back home
GEORGE Mi'STIAN
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~ TIL: SUMMER.

In The summer the birds begin 10
sing tho iowers begin to bloom, the
trees begin to bud. then tn. boys
think Of swimming and hshinc. The
DAYS get longer The children are
thinking that school is near an end.
They think Of rho country aud what
they viii lc whom they get there.
Whcn the summer has gone they are
hard at work again.
l.EIIN
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CHILDREN'S UApt.;<Ess.

WHY are those children laughing
And shouting out with ;lceg"'
"Oh. know" was my answer,
IT'S about the r. u. 9. G."
One little girl stood M in the ring.
She moti"ned with her hand for
them to sing.
Ana their voices out did ring.
It's come again. It's spring, It's
spring
FRANCES RECTOR
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That I. Splendid.

Dear Edltor,--l nnvc hcsn , trc,unel.
% you- club long t;mc and r;,ya
been wori!nc hard for you i n,r;
~ my work was 20 get new rnc-,rhcTs
~ ms town for YOU. J take plcas-
u"o ~ announcing Tic following: Nom
hers: Mildred Harris Henry Harris.
HHSinald TUrn"r Thomas l.usselI.
Mary tahcll Harris William ". ia,
them badges. As have rnisni,cc,i nv
badge. ! would hc glad i Won wori,L
send me another one The ADDRESS Of
N The nov members is CIarlySlillc.
W Two Of my brothers and ono of
my sisters hav. won prizes ian vnrr
club hut never have h"cn srcrcysf,,i
II At frs, don't succeed. NV. IN
again.
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Puzzle Department
VINO Is THIS Man.

He WAS "a poor boy. but anxious ,o
learn. lie was an honest person. ana
worked hard. He was "a kind man.
ana helped those who were in trouble.
~" VA" nominated and elected PrcSi-
dent OF the United states lie did a
great deal for tho South during the
war. f!c was aSSasSinatcd during his
second term. Who can tell who h.
was Yours truly.
MARION Il. NORTON
Clark Svillc. Va.
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Dear tdtto",--l am n real old mem.
hrr. ana haven't sent drawing or
'orF for a real long time. Eut | an,
going 10 do better and sarI, ,.o,n,.,,, - !-
~ real often. Ny badge sot .nisrl,..d
lnd want another one Can you send
n" one ann just crazy about the
'"p' tNinA IN. page : fine, ana
: IRE ~ ENJOY - II doesn't matter
no" blue and lonesome you ar. on
sunday, Il YOU lust read the Chi!dron.s
ago. II Is always something i'm there
:" cheer YOU NJ. Editor. wish yo,,
Woi!c please send mo the rules or ,ir
ciuh. DO you have 70 send your draw.
'ncs in IN ink" viii havc To r!Gs.
as mother IS sick ANA wants ,u" 10
remain your Old ncmI,r
RUTH I'ti%I,I-% ',.,-i.
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Dear Edltor--l am scrt;irr i'm ,
drawing. which hope 90 SOC i'm print
! th.n" The pasr ~ really good IN.
cWSc such n short letter
Your new nlru.hrr
VIOLET ELIZABETH WRIGHT,
Boswell Va
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~ hBli:D NAMES or UiIVTIES ~
TUE REVOLT PRIMARY WAX.

!. Tahlcb H. Ncl;incOu
:. l.ctbat 70 Euui"ut
.. f"ltat {" k"lbunr lin
\. I:ataht fo ASrIroot.
L. Ntcbt +" Apinruut
=" I"thia fo Giuls Nom.viin
EDITH NJ. KtTH:EFooII
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EDITH RUTIlE:EFooEp.


Dear Editoy-t have Just been look.
ing at tho I'd. G. e. page think Il
H"'s better every day. received III,
badge. ana was certainty clad nr u
Hope to see ;his letter IN print,
Your loving mcmhcr.
i;CBY l.. lEWNlEp
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rnIzE WINNERS OF THE WEEK

i.croy Cnry. Of Colonial place, city,
Il. j.. H., No. -. Noy I32.
Frances Gootr. Of 4O7 South Pine
street. City.
Betty VI. Winston. IInmpden-Sidnry,
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we've Missed You.

Dear Editor.-l KNOW YOU thlnk
have deserted The club. ccrtaiml. do
rhauN YOU fo- that lovely boob. cor
'Hiuly DO congratulate Curtis Elder
am sending q puzzle, which | hope
Mr. WaStcCHskct won't have.
Your member
EDITH RI'THF.EEn0ED
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Correspondence Column
We mnth Thought of the Sumo rh.ns.

Dear Editor.--l am glad Curtis III
der WOE the prize, although did no;
vote for him. for h" really had the
best thin. on tho page. But hc is q
grown hoy. ana h ought To tc able
to draw much NCttcr than tho young
cr members have I'm idea, Il am
always telling about some new idea
I havc>. Why can't our page "cic-
hratc the ShakcSpcarc1u precautionary"
An the world that is not At wHr =
going 20 honor this great man III some
way. aud | think the club should. too
We could have u mage some sunday III
April. the month IN which he was born
and died. ana send in special coutrt-
buttons for this paEc-si"rjcS. draw
inEs. poems. etc. that HAD sonnet hlnE
to do with Shah Spearc. Nearly all
children have read lamh'$ TALES From
ShahcSp"Hrc,' and even It thcy haven't.
they must Know Sumvthiuc about som.
Of his stories We'll. anyway. that Is
MY idea, and / hone that we Will have
shakespeare page.
Sincerely. Your member
MAitiis 'l.kIrE HARRIS
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We've Missed You.

Dear Edit": / reckon you ,hjn,. !
nl.e f"rsot'en Tie club tn, ! ihay.
g S" MA" Emily Blaytoil's prizes
ri', 'hlhN tn! are fine am s.ninp
{" i'aa n"' prize hooh "Shcbn." IL
.,t NE st"fN which hope viii inoe,
'''" '',y' our member.
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tNNrS trUIy,
MARION +. MORTON.
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4. HARRISON Ei'EuHp.
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\ Kind Omar

. RUTH TriNDENYi.i:
NoN 2o&. South Eostnn. "
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now 1 SrENr. SUNDAY.

SARAH WADDILL.
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Jacksonville. Va.
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\ New Member.
Proud Of Prize.
send Onl, OririnnI ~,

Dear EdItor-Plcase excu.c ,n ,a
no. writing soon. for have been 80.
nuSE iM's week hope TINS win h..
- sundays paper. FRAME RAE ,sJ,
hr"n> ~ with the Page.
yc"' t-GIfor am sending a draw
M 1" you today. I hop. thai v",,
W'u E!lc IT place Oh our page
nays, not h"'u sending many drawiilrs
"e,H. Very truly yours, ''''
" lI n -
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JENNINGS l.. HUNT.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-09-05

ger, ben enc er 2anbsbeuoingen %
ben anoen SperbepoinQen eaer Tor.
gaiiaen. San er Den bpieite WfDnoig.
beo.
Sper ole bisie @pnoigbeoer Itoar
Dog Sepoingernes SeQe5raao. 81
bar 80 2%anbSbper I aoIonien Dpcr
nleb lin Sepoing. Sper 2eroag 81.
termibbog iomles oisie @~epoinger her
paa Observation-Disclosures til Webe. Ine
Sager al iterre 9etponing eler llige
iom DC eltelte Sspoinger life bar
funnel greie blir ba brogt fore % be-
banblet pao oisic Weocr.
De iom bar giort fig ifploig |
@rllo paa Soloniens Sope blir trllf-
fct frcm for bette Gaoo % b%ebanblet.
Sc begpnber gierne meo at negte oct
belle iom De er beifplot Tor, men De
blir frpoSeramineret al oem.e eller
bin Sepoing inotil Spuoeren timber
oct beoit for fig ieIp at gaa til Be-
~fienbelie og beoe ON 6orlaoelle for
bpao ban bar giort.
Wen pi faar before fonlme tilbage
til bette Gnlne Ell Gang @ienere.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-09-05
Sra 2lsfams 1uneel.
@rcuc til "Sceurab-E uitcn" fra Mis
~iiuusprcit ". u. Ecoerioa.


9cnne Sang list ON 9lsiam Solo.
MEMS inore Srhning.
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eIer &coninger nan fpr De fuar Gil.
looclie iii at 6oirtte iia Der rtoer.
lfripe aolonienS 2ope og Hegler.
elsie Ncqlcr iorbD0er al Ifgubsbpr.
fclic, 6lerfoncri, Cans, Grit, Npoel.
le al Opium % andre Drugs. &c
paobpocr Spn6agenS Se~aigboloelie,
Sfolegang ior gorlcrte % at bore
lpoia MOB 2ouoSbpenS % 9olonicns
Nlltboriteter.
Rcglerne mnberifriucS BELT / Sper.
uUr al SsnoinQcrne poa beres Wfeoer
Der boloeS Der pdo Wtiaiinnsitationen
bpcr 2er0og. Sea flyer unoerifriuc
men oe fIeite aoloniiter iom fommer
her ira Oct guntle Sarl0 er ~laooanne
iom ilgcn OplpSlling bar og life fan
%ifriue. Sc ioar ga iitcocn liOt Srnfs
fcriuUrtc poa oen p%clitrc Sonnel.
finger, ocreS Nupn i%fripeS / Gogen og
iaa trpffer De ocn bC1ntltrte Sommel-
finger pao Nluort pco Siocnni bereS
NQun.
llnbcrifripuinQen al Neglernc gie.
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~formane5 til at buife puu at oereS
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@eioIfnina % hans SoIg goofienoes
al aolouienS Sppbingeraao. SOP.
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maa pre og oolpbe BAN. Gr Der
llarcic mcQem Solf / 2onbsbpen
duar oe til @ppoingeu % floger o9
ban nlno ga taae liz al Saget % le
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for bnnl.
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MEN ser hpor oct lober Jig gipre al
bclc 2anbebpcn inmleS til iGneS nj
t~cnunbaot. Scnue lebes ba Tom Ne.
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blon0t apiubernc lebeS al sGlo'te
fpinbcn. gn Sang ON llgen iantlel
huu belle 2anoSbpenS apinoer II
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taller mco Dem ON Cubs &iges Ir
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brinaer ga mleo lia nogct, enten Een
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fommer ino bIir benpttet til at freml
me @nbS TigeS Irbeibe blonot Tol
fet.
Sperfen beu Glbiie eller 9elbite
tpinoen bar noseu Son ior lit Irbei
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De bpert Nptaar en- 8ope ira MiSlio
nen paa TO Hupees, omtrent 81
GentS.
2anbsbperneS SoriainingSipitem e
patriarfalif meo 2anoSbepbinsen ion
5aoer. Ger or to W9nb | aoIoniel
liom itaar oper 2~anosbpernes Sspbin
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-09-05
|Nilicn ira Wpr9e.
On Hprif. Entertainers begciitrehe
SfilSrins af Rorse.

en- SamIius SaetfortpGinaer,
8eiiebeifripeIier, Acknowledgement,
9iet, NJ. m. fra Set fisuneite
2ano" meo 35 Suuitrationer pa
aart at Y. @ronfur. @psen 1884
, Sioer) i~npebolber foruben SnoIebs
nina % Sistet Set fienneite
!! oanS", Is afperIenbe afinit ON norif
! Mahir, SriIuftSs o9 SportsIip %
!ipGunenbe SastppIepelier. giIebs
! itoffet er rigt % paffert.
!. SnpboIs: Set Iticnnefte QanS =
, SiIfieIes - Sra SieIb % 9ioSer -
! Min isrite Sasttur = @eS isiItes
! tang os &ifIe SastieIfabet %
! i~ISrnStninser - Hna SegiabottIpen
- Yaa nloolie Sagt - Stprbuffeue
I paa a%pitbotnen - &inter | Iorae -
! Wiuter i ariitiauia % Smcsn = Eli
! Norac o Gintereu = @uobrunoss
snlen - Siorebutien paa Sfreus
jIoupen - StiIsbuius paa SsifieIoet
@eraeusN orofiorS ariitiauia -
sseIemarfeu - S%taodnaer 90 omeon
- 9eracrshancn - ari'tiarins GaIs
\ hers Spans Bergen - Seitianina al
WriaoaIshrGeu Tdalanas oaer
! Spitenalsbrren gi epentsrIeo
!ssrS - On SIGhes @rpehitiou a
SpitebaIsbrreu - SorueIeu - Soas
ruter | Horse - @iletpriier.
en- gcs for eubUer. Der or eIas |
AT fna Ell irid SiIi.n fra @amIeIan.
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sum TrGmie inch "Hpifen"
ct War :............... S1.55
70. Anundsen Publ. Co.. Oecorah, Iowa.