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The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1916-09-23
SENATOR JONES FOR CONGRESS

Dick" Jones for Congress-! Why not. According
to story in the Herald Monday evening num-
Der of Senator Jones' friends urging him to enter
the against Congressman Miller who is without
any opposition worth speaking of in this campaign.
Many good reasons advanced why Senator Jones
could win.
In the first place "Dick" Jones is man of prin,
cipe He has ideal and he fights for it every day
of his life. He is we'll grounded in fundamentals and
he never gets his head above the clouds If he should
decide to become candidate for Congress will have
behnd him a splendid type of citizenship men who
would take off their coats fight for him from now
until election day.
Senator Jones is for Woodrow Wilson for President
OF the United States, and if he should enter the
test against Mr. Miller, who is campaigning for Mr.
Hughes, and make the fight with Wilson his election
would be certain. The erstwhile Republican Eighth
Minnesota district this for Woodrow Wilson, OF
this there Is no question in the minds any who have
taken the trouble to go the political situation in the
district The friends of Wilson will be the friends of
Jones.
The wet and dry question not enter into the
campaign because of the fact that Congressman Miller
mas recently cast his lot with the anti-saoon interests
While the "wets" haven't any love for Senator JONES'
they at least respect him. for the reason they always
Know where to find him. And then besides this dis
trct Is dry district which fact should not operate
against Senator Jones in the he became candt-
date for Congress-
60 to it "Dick." We believe you will be winner
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1916-09-23
CAMERON r. RUST.

The news of the sudden death Wednesday afternoon
of c. R. Rust president Of the Rust-Parker company
of this city, great shock to large number
of people not only in Duluth but throughout the north
west where he we'll and favorably known.
In the prime of life this good and generous man
cut off just he reaching the summit of his
business and position of comfort and security
He independent and courageous man, a stren-
worker master of details and painstaking in his
dealings. His independence and courage made
manifest when he dared the Duluth wholesale combine
and in the face of terrific opposition branched out into
business for himself
He built up in six years phenomenal business, as
extensive that acquired by his immediate compe-
titors in twenty-five years.
AS employer he consderate, sympathetic and
generous. He showed for the we-beng of
his employees He permitted injustice to creep into
their work conditions. He had ready ear for all
treatment and he lost time in correcting them. His
death is felt personal loss by every person en-
poyed in the Rust-Parker company.
AS friend he loyal and true He played the
of life and he leaves behind him memories
that will be kept fresh by thousands of people
many years to The city loses in the death of c.
R. Rust, of it's foremost business men and public
spirited citizens.
The sympathy of the community goes out to those
near and dear to him who will feel his loss the most
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1916-09-23

al hundred employees of the Eagle Silk
company are on strike to enforce liv-
ing conditions. It is stated that wages
are 800 per cent lower than in similar
factories in other localities and that
weavers have been forced to work a
week of IS hours for SO. Child labor
and other labor laws are violated by
the company. The United Textile
Workers union is assisting these
strikers.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1916-09-23
LABOR IS NOT A COMMODITY,

LABOR is NOT COMMODITY.
We wish that all interested should know why organ
lied labor insists that the tme the energies and the
skill OF man are not commodity. apd never be
considered such. -: - ~, ~ -,
The point be easily grasped If it isAssmed that
man. placed in position where nothing is left to him
but his Skill his health and his physical aty u.s. with
out an opportunity to work. Now If these attributes
which describe generally as the power to Ia
Dor" were commodity" be- would be able to dispose
OF them, and obtain in exchange something with which
to sustain life until he should find chance to work.
When man comes to market with produce for sale,
we recognize his commodity clearly as something
quite apart from himself.
This Is equally true of anything tangible that be-
longs to an Individual and such property may be sold
so that he may live from the being such as
his skill and energy, commonly described as his right
to labor but which is, properly speaking power to
labor.
man is to sell that which the Massachusetts, court
has designated property he would have to sell him
self and become slave, for the power labor is in
separable from the being who it. This should
be clear to everyone and should be written into the
law by our highest courts.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1916-09-23
AN1ERICANISM ABOVE PARTY.

am the candidate of party, but am above all
things else American citizen neither ask the
favor fear the displeasure of the small alien
element among which puts loyalty to any foreign
power before loyalty to the United States. (From
President Wilson's Speech of Acceptance, Sept. 2,
1860
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1916-09-23
HE SAVED HIS PENSION.

private pension system years of slavery for
months OF pension It is whip that drives not re-
ward that encourages. During the time the railroad
strike was threatened that whip cracked around the
mead OF every working for railroad that
such pension system
widely printed story told of an engineer on the
Northwestern railroad that crawed out from under
the whip on Friday of last week. To get out he had
served 81 years and had reached the three
that Is supposed to markathe end of normal life.
He crawled from under the whip Just two DAYS be-
fore the choice between loyalty his fellows and fear
OF the loss OF his pension might be forced upon him.
He declares he would have stayed with his union and
def1ed the pension club.
Every employer that possessed this whin held #
over the heads of it's employees. The men were told
that they dared rebel against the conditions of their
they would forfeit the reward that has been
dangled before their noses for lifetime
1s 1t any wonder that free not grateful for
wefare work ?"-Mlwauhee Leader
Chairman Wilcox sees a Republican senate. Get a
new periscope, old man.
Everything favors the Democrats: Note the recent
activities of Senator Boies Penrose
Mr. Hughes hide behind no easier target for
Democratic batteries than that old tariff WALL
The Philadelphia Record prints this Illuminating SEN
tence: "1nterpreted Karl Evanscent .Hues."s ..->
The Fools Prosperity Is that candidate Hughes
conception of the latest pay envelope in American his
tory? .,.I ~ 49,
----------... r-rG t>">r.~a ,
Very true as we oil know. Dictator Huerta aid not
salute the flag But Dictator Huerta spent the re-.
mainder of his life away from Mexico an exile m out.
law and with the smell OF jail upon hi garments
t. . - - $t$essSr Sf#a
Another query to Mr.. Hughes: "Do you ..and. a.
your partys platform 3 Thus far IS Has never nan
toned It M .ss', 40
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1916-09-23
sLUGG1NG EMPLOYERS SUED.

CINCINNATI, Sept. 21.-Officers of
the Riggers and Wreckers' union have
sued several firms for $4,000 dam
ages because of assaults that resulted
almost fatally. These unionists are
striking to enforce a nine-hour work
day and 80 cents an hour. Former
rates We're rs cents for 10-hour day.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1916-09-23
5000 DEMAND WAGE INCREASE.

5000 DEMAND WAGE INCREASE.
P1TTsFIELD, Mass, Sept. 21.-The
plant Of the General Electric COM
pany at this place is tied Up because
Of a strike Of 5000 men and women
who are asking for a 10 per cent wage
increase and better working condi-
tons. The company has imported
large numbers OF New York city de-
tectives to guard its PROPERTY AS
a ride line. these thugs afe attempt
ing to terriorize the strikers, which is
the real purpose Of the invasion. l. 1.
EvADE7 HouRs.OF-sE LAW.
DENVER. Sept. 21.-TAe Denver &
1nterurban Z. Railway co :npany was
found suilty. of violating the federal
hours of-srevice law for railroad men
BY the federalscourtza and has appealed
the decision on the ground that the
law does not app Ito In srastate lines,
The com pany comp elle d ~ train dis
hatcher e work excesi our III
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1916-09-23

the Philadelphia Record prints this Illuminating 81
tence "1nterpreted: Karl Evanscent ~Hues": 4>
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1916-09-23

! Mr.. Hughes can hide behind easier target f
Democratic batteries than that old tariff WALL
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1916-09-23

Very true as we ali know. Dictator Huerta aid not
salute the flag But Dictator Huerta spent the re-
mander of his life away from Mexico an exile m out
law and with the smell OF jail upon hi garments
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1916-09-23

Another query to Mr.. Hughes: Il DO YOU stand on
toned It. #s IN, sIs No.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1916-09-23

The Fools Prosperity" Is that candidate Hughes
conception OF the latest envelope in American his
tory? =, - ...3 ~, - :
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1916-09-23

Everything favors the Democrats: No
activities of Senator Boies Penrose.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1916-09-23

Chairman Wilcox sees a Republican senate Get
new periscope, old man.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1916-09-23

are arriving daily, comprising
nobby Velvet and Velour Coats
in dress models-in taupe, Bur-
gundy and plain and black
beautifully lined. Smart Street
Coats in Bolivia and Wool
Velours at $500, $3.50 to
$25.OO. Smart Tweeds at
$500 to $4,000. Plush Coats
at $25.OO to $1,000. Cheviots
at 1850 to $500. All full
models, of high-class style and
workmanship.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-11-19
THE MATERIALS

Include such choice weaves as
wool velours, velvets, broad
cloths, checked velour, winter
diagonals.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-11-19
Suggestions

Pretty little novelties to
lay away for Christmas that
might be overlooked in the
later-on rush are in the Art
Needlework Section. Third
Floor.)
Mccormack sings to more
audiences than he dreams of;
often he sings from a vic
trola to patients in the vari-
Gus institutions, and oftener
to eager listeners in our Vic
trola Rooms. Fourth Floor.)
-Procrastination we were
taught early in life, is dan
gerous thing. And those
who remember the teachings
of their youth will order
their holiday greeting cards
now. main Floor.)
There is no accounting for
Fashions whims-this sea-
son she has turned her fancy
to pearl beads. main
Floor.)
1t is time for California,
and will soon be time for
Florida; in either case a new
trunk is advisable. Fourth
Floor.)
"A food expert says the re-
turn of the old style market
basket would cheaper mar
keting. 1t might. At any
rate, the old style basket is
here. down Stairs Store.)
- initiated handkerchiefs
have the charm of personal
ity and the merit of a surer
comeback from the wash.
main Floor.)
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-11-10
Ylant noglc Gbergrcens

ruHbt Serrs oieW. Gent ont 0sTteu O. gaurru er
Itoeu. Balkan. SprHie % gSbtt. gtHs 2 tt3 fTuD
hett Uls6 Qarttl Yo't s3J0pr Gu'tH Deo Grpreis
800 for > Iufu
A. l.. Thomson, Cable, Ms.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-11-10

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imoo set pofrc SiIbub.
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prrc oe 10 @reorc. ielpcienoe Soro,
brilGcr % aiGIOiri Mano.
Grling % ginor 9isrniou bar
her bcbon0let lin itorc 6orS gomle,
tro Sicncr pon cn Moo0e. iom gier
Dem sore.
San hor Ell foicliq, ON enc
iororiua3ls3 liben "@eoitcihtc" /
@uict lit, Better. aammcrict fol
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&pNgcn @iac0c al 9ioruitierne
@ieruiou, al 6ru Sbcflo o. Grliug
@isruion iii Dor Ben Better, al
6rn GbefIo3 Gar, Senicu / 9nlborg.
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oipr BETTER 9Gre. Set enc ira oct
fongclige Sclifob for Noroc5 Bel
meo Ssluncbolic FOR lang % tro
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IGrocIeS ombpggclig 9cbonoling al
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protcr, bare III TO, tilt og iortrolig.
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pes | Iuiiclt, % on Sing, iom icg
fltn bcporer glcurt | nit Sicrtc Iom
NoclItcnc, lplc og merte, / oct
ltore, ltroalcuoc @iQcoc al Dor iioe
beige Thanksgiving og 5olfefercr.
Wtcn Sang poa Sang mac ieg ira
Hotntcrllc bort iii Tinouct % ic
lIoouer @pgben 80.
&c @aflien, hpor betogenoe lager
Den ligger Ger, ~itreiict al Gitcrmio.
0ogSiolcn 49, oeune ionrnle @aflicu,
Iom "Spnuppe SoIbaffen"S bcrpmtc
6%oriattcr ion mangioIoigc @auge
hor iiobct % ~itirret moo ira 9Ilta.
ncn pan IulcItoo, - ocn @aflicn,
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ningSirIbc giaeoc al 9isrnion, Ger
ban lio6er, proiil, poo 9ltanen pua
Alileitoo nleo Soanoen poa glItan.
rGfocrtet -.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-11-10
Deter 2luIeitao.
8iTlofri Wnno paa cgcn 8aarb %
Wruu0.

e. 9. iortpacr / "2iacbammcr
Silifuer":
aonife peo sc ilcite, at @isrn,
iticruc @isrnIon5 gontlc, oeltientc
&uif, Better Nuleitoo, III or Bit
Sclpcicr og bar iorIaOt GuIcitaO
@uaro. Get or iorreitcn bare no.
gen ioa Waoneoer iiocn, ioa fauifc
set or life ioa mango, iom oeO oct
oaigepcl.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-11-10
WcnctiauTc W9ttcr.

Gr u~oenInnoif aorrcipon6cut fri
Der:
Oct cr / Sen Sinc, ga &c fommer.
Mnonen ltnar oacrebc heit oper
SAINT Glenaeeu, % Oen8 Sfiu bar
oIlcrcoc ipre0t iig oper Ganoet oa
giOct 6e0bcrnc paa Tcncoig3 Suic
iommc OpaIiorpe, Tom Simlen boz.
rcr. Get msrfe &eneoig ippper /
ell bIe9 % ireOfltIO 9io, iusmmer / en-
GremmcnS ItnloiiGrc. Oct er / Oen
Iimlc, GA &c fommer.
Stranoene aitegncr iig / oiSic
Rptter itarpt moo oct mauneluie
&au, og oct er LEI Tor Ell Sinner at
iinoe Scicn iii Gcucoig. Sc ifign.
neite oenetianlfc HGtter or MI Bonn,
MISUNDERSTANDING. Sper oen on,
be, bemmeIigbeoSiuIoe 6rcO fan
pluoielig arigcn brpoe los meo i'm
piIbc Sarm. Sele @pen penter oct
III, title, itolt og torment. Sgoor'
nat fom &c life; inn mno De foTmt
Ii Iot. &uiten er flor og roIig, ct
2nifcpcir Tor ilige Gperatiouer.
Sngcu ioper. Gu og onoeu Ban.
orcr boiler Jig poa Fiojettanes og
Shiaponi5 bpioe, ~ifinncnoe Stron.
DC. lloenior DC itGngtc Goieer ii6s
ser imaa Sclitaber omtring @orOes
ne og iercr Ell bpiifenoe SnmtuIe.
Sc SpaoierenOcS Sfpgger beppgec
Jig iagtc moer Erocuratiernas Pr.
faoer. Gn airfeflotfe llaur elcue
&co Den Sio bar oct bGn0t ti0ligcrc,
at DC er fomnlet.
20 elcr ire urprIige Wenneifcitif
felier paa Snnct Niarcustoruet be.
tragtcr Den mco SauoiGfte burifaoe.
reoe Strife. Sanct W%arcuafirfen bar
/ StilbcO bereot iig paa 6aren. Get
iuage Sfin ira Den eniomme Sl0,
iom brGnoer iornn Eietra Del Wiira-
cola, ioripinoer; Airfeu bar iugen
@rpnier / Wsrfet.
aloffen err bulu tolu. Ym0ielig
~iluffeS gpen5 ion 2ugter; oct er oct
~ierite 8arieliignal. SueraIt iornem.
mer man Spoeu al Torte % Ssrc,
iom ilaaes op; bpert &us aabner i'm
Bort % bpoer paa Stiul / line
8iemiler 90 8unge, Siot eiter liot
bIiuer alt title. 9aa0ene, iom bar
lgiort line iioite Slre paa Canal
granoe, bar iluffet line 9anterner
% impger inc til Sruggerne. Stfe
ct YIaif al Aarer / aanalers Sfpg.
&c. - Sffe Ell 9aao, iom rgrer Jig.
0uert Segn I'll Wenncifeliu ioriuin.
Der. Scnebig ipnes uo0eet. ct Sta.
nonifro brpoer StiIbeoen; oct er SET
an0ct Garieliignnl. Saagclurc In.
Ter ircm al Rsrfet; oct Ipoer lem CT
aor al iortpileoe Haab. meoens Nj.
mltcrne ilpgter langiomt, % man
bare uenter % oenter
Seneoig! Seneoigl SGr paa DIN
'Yoitl
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-11-10

- Spao er at giere me0 ell Sin,
lom niger iig ielp? Ser er mango
"aooe Hoao" Tor en- iaooan. Spt en-
IIig Hing / RGicn poa Sen, Tom man
hruger bare / Rricn pao @eIiugen0
Ore, OF beng eli lignenoe Sing iqica
/ nGuntc Hing. Sommc brliaer ire
Hingc; men to ifoI iom Hegel prrt
nof.
@utifairlo oN MnifinaiGIo
ltltloe man life itiitc, huia oct life or
nebucuoiat. Ser bar Dem, iom iii.
te0c iIig @iGIo oper aIt, bpor oct bar
Dem muli9t at gierc set, og iaa 9iy
set natllrIigpiS moo %Gaaen mco
Dem t%ilillit.
- NuiS life NuIct brUnocr, en-
ScIt bar bpngt ~ iig / Snatroao.
aieroct, cacr Ell au bar iooct Ell 30,
ret / Nolicn. iflrIoe man CINE iig Sio
til at ipiic iom GoIf.
S%cnbeitca. eitcrat Sepct or
iaI0t al or oct Sen rcttc Sio at iinoe
liz Cuttings" cuCr Tinocr al Bier
CSiaom) ior T%lontning nGitc &oor.
@ton ifiGrer ii1 &inocr onltrcnt 10
Sommcr laugc al oettc Mars Bert,
iantt grnuer Einbcblmotcruc nco /
SorOen IiOt for Spbcporing Ginte'
rem oper. Huber Ell Straoitaf /. Gr.
.piIoc oct pGrc en- goo YIno8.
- Sorming or Sorrctniug. ga,
men Sarncn cr SnmilicnS Nicm %.
loa. 0eS bcorc Sorrctningcn 9aar,
oc& mere Iorgirit, lctuinbt on foIc'
Ii9t ber mar hauc oct for ollie / Silent
met. ct Tormbicm fan bliuc giort
til ct lpftcligt, Init, bpg9cli9t % mo.
ocrltc Somilicblcm, men bliucr oltior
oftc betro9tet iom ct Steo, bpor man
fan ipiie 90 ioue, mems man orbeiocr
Zig SIopcr.
- Srogtcn poo Ell @uibel @pcoc
ira SEEM Orleans ill Glasgow or mi
.55 GcntS; pou 100 go. Vtcl ira Sc
ottIe til &ongfong 70 Gents.
- Gn SIN lfuloe bpert 9Iar bauc Ell
&aIp, ianit "itao borte" / 6 s Tiger.
- EctaIlmo, California, lager
omtrcut 90 WtiI moro for Son Srou'
cisco cg err Wiotpunftet / oct melt
b~etpocIigc 6iprfrGoiitritt / belle Cart
set. Set cr life noget uo%lmlnocIigt
ser, at Ell Nfano bar Ell 6lof Sons
paa 5000 Stpffcr. Ger iolgtcS lio,
tie gIar / rGpnte Giltrift one 10
Mtiaioner Griin gGg, % for sgg %
.6iprfrG bapoe Giitriftet rilnot Tcta'
luna Ell glorSiuotpgt al ca. 3 Ytilio.
ner Collars.
- &i Sarmcre blipcr Ell patfcr
Sag moot til at befuttc oS meo Eoll'
tiff, cntcr hi lifer oct cller CT. Wtell
ier Neoer tpitngcr o8 til at boloe
iamnlen, nptter oct life.
- &intcren fam iui fomme Tor Il'
Dor, bpiIfen Gag Oct or. Seoit at
Ioierc iig iGroig til at meoc oenS In.
grcb 90 life blipe opcrrumplet, lonI
bper Spit iornnnc blcp.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-11-10
SQrmen 90 9uDeu.
-
R,sia,rrt Of en- praitiH Mariner.

brugeS I'll Irbeioe eIer. iageS i
Sprong, mems man bar operIpSiet
oenS Waue meb gront Sober.
S Siliplber iom Der antpoct fau
Ell Coils poo Ell Ounce al "SomIer'5
Solution OF Irienic" bIipe gipct Sc.
item / S~riffepnnoet ire 8ange ON
Sagen, bcocr oet / NaerbrlgSoepar-
tementet5 "Neps Sctter5". Nlmin.
oelig aalf opIeit / G%riffeponbet er
ogiaa Of anbciole. Wian fnn goot
gipe Ell Seit, iom Iioer al &eapcs, Ell
goo Gel aalfpon0. Man fan hare
&alf | Ell Sanbe rller @cbolber, Ser
er Sano /. Haar Ganoet bar flar-
net i9ien og aolfoffaIbet bar iamIct
iig paa 9unbcn, fan man irit pouoe
Setter meo bette Gono.
g%lialfa.
Ni 5ormerS' Bulletin 757 iaar hi
bloc, at Der er iaa mango SIagS gll-
ialio, iom ser or Srpr / Sfogen og
bel ioa oct.
De forifieuige Irter og Nfarter,
iom her / 2anoet fan fpmme / Se.
tragtning Tom Commercial GIfalfa",
fan / aortbeb inboeIeS / felgenoe )
8rllpper:
/. IlminbeIig IlfaIfa fam hi fol-
DC Den 8ruppc, iom inobefatter ole
DC Irter % Nfarter, Der bar pltrpl1rs
farpeoe, bIaarebe Slomiter, glat Stilf
pg cr melt aIminOcIig uobreot / Can.
octS peitligite Strpg.
2. Srrfcitan @ruppen in6befot.
ter Irter, Der er TONNE fra Srrfe.
itan. Ienne alfalia filler Jig fra
alminoeIig alfalfa Der berpco, at oeit
er fortere, ipreoer iig no mere og bar
liOt baoret Stilf. s SanocIen gapr
sc forifieaige Irter Ilialfa ira Slrs
feitan unber set fGles Haon Cur.
feIton".
3. "Sarigateb" er set Napn, mor
bar gipet ben 8ruppe, iom inobefats
ter slrter, Ser er fremfomne peo
&rpoSning melem alminoelig IIfal.
ia og grter meO guile 9lomiter.
"8rtmm", "9altic", Canadian pa.
rigateb" % "Surlo 2llcern" er 81
bebit fienote 9lrter / Scnne Grippe.
4. Gen "%nonborbp" Grippe ino.
befatter mango og forifieaige slrter,
bporaf in9en pasier unotagen / DC
Strsg al 2anoet, bpor Sinteren err
milo og fort. S bort ipoligite %
ipopeitligite ggne ilaar oisie Irter
iom Gegel itorartet til, bpor Ser er
&egu nof, eaer Der anpenbe8 funitig
&anoing. De to melt fienbte Saries
teter al "Honbarbp @rllppen" er"9Se.
.rupiau" -og "arabiau" 8orieteterne.
5. Gen aulblommeoe @ruppe inb.
befatter Ell lang Hpffe al grter meo
guile 9lomiter. Sor Nlfalfa meo
guile 9lomiter err set bare grperterne,
iom bar no9et Srug.
@rfaring bar bit, at for Sc Ggne,
iom llbeior og iteoer ino til spre Gel
al Wsiisiippioalen, er en- al Be Or.
ter, Tom i~nobefatteS / "Sarigateb
8rllppen", at foretr9ffe.
Grimm" Ilfalfa er en- al be Or.
ter, Ser bcoit mobItaor @interenS
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allerebe / 1858 at forisge meo aIfal.
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