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Evening journal., 1918-05-28

Just now the stock of
all kinds of attractive
lawn and garden fur
nishings is particular
ly good, and we are
glad to have our out
of-town friends come
and see what we have.
THE picturesque
Il rustic cedar fur
niture, with its quaint
characteristics, affords
ample opportunity for
individual expression
in furnishing. Every
thing for making the
out-of-door home still
more charming is here
Seventh Floor, Chest
NUT, from a bench to
a japanese umbrella.
Each piece is built of
Evening journal., 1918-05-28

sturdy red cedar, with
its outer bark intact,
thus retaining that de-
lieieus woodsy atmos-
phere which cannot
possibly be produced
by any camouflage of
Nature.
The assortment consists of
chairs, tables, benches, hooded
or eanopied gateways with
waterproof OF slab roofs, and
Summer-houses. Prices range
from S2.75 for an armchair TO
SIS for a Summer-house equip
ped with two stationary seats
SIX feet long, and covered with
a gable roof, water proof and
sun-pro0f. Covered with ones
favorite climbing vines, what a
haven of rest and peace and
tranquil beauty this little re- q.
treat would be-
There are long canopied seats,
measuring s feet 6 inches, with
broad fiat arms, shaded by the
extended gables of the shingle
or inverted slat roof. An extra
touch Of loveliness may be add
ed to the seat by placing flower
bos,es on the arms.
A pergola is always interest
ing. Fascinating ones can be
built with no trouble and small
expense, for we have them in
parts, ready TO be put together
by man, woman or child. The
side sections are six feet long,
and cost So each; the roof
panels eight feet long, $3.50
each; square pillars of classic
type, measuring 20 inches, s6
each; while upright columns,
that can be used to serve the
same purpose, are only SOC
each.
Evening journal., 1918-05-28
YOUR OUTDOOR HOME
The Prettier 1t Is The More You'll LiUe There
LaUn and Garden Furnishings
Are Worth Seeing at Wandmdker's

In this collection there are
arm-chairs, side chairs and
rockers of all kinds of graceful
shapes at SITS, S3.75, S4, $3.50,
81 and 50.
In addition there are hickory
settees, davenports and other
pieces suitable for bungalow
and other Summer home furui-
ture.
There are many substantial,
effective pieces for garden or
porch, of solid wood finished in
white, some of them decorated
in contrasting colors. At a
charge of a dollar or so, we will
apply a specially prepared var
nish which will make them
weather-proof for outdoor
service.
Arm-chairs are s5.75 to
s19.50-these last big, wing
sides, picturesque, English
looking affairs. Settees, s7.75
TO S13. Oval tables, S9.75; OBJ
long tables. size S6x42 inches,
$3.50.
THE China Store
Il Fourth Floor,
Chestnut) can offer
some interesting sug-
Evening journal., 1918-05-28

marble pieces direct
from Italy the last
that will come in a
long while. 1t would
now cost US 80 per cent
e X n a to duplicate
these pieces.
All of these Carrara marble
pieces are in the approved clas-
sic designs, and in decorations
showing the familiar acanthus
leaf, the conventionalized fruits
Of the Italian Renaissance
style and the classic scroll.
Carrars marble garden
benches, some curved, some
straight, are priced in this coll
lection at $3.50 TO s100.
We also have two tea-tables
of Carrara marble, one oval and
the other octagonal, priced at
Sl00 each. The carving On their
pedestals is worth some study.
There are also Carrara mar
bic urns, fountains and lions.
Evening journal., 1918-05-28

white cement, and the
gray are made of
crushed granite and
gray cement. A few
pieces come in "weath-
cred green" that soft,
rich, bronze-green col
or, which reproduces
the effect of genuine
antique bronze.
Flower Pots, SO TO s31.
Flower Boxes, s5 to $50.
Bird Baths, on pedestals, s12
10 SIS.
Bird Baths. without pedestals,
$3.50 TO SIS.
Benches, SIS TO s45.
Brass Sundials. $3.50 to SIS.
Gazing Globes, $3.50 to SIS.
Pedestals, $3.50 to $40.
Tables, SIS and $50.
One of the handsomest sun
dials we've ever seen is of genu-
inc bronze. wrought across the
Evening journal., 1918-05-28

CHARMING, also,
" is the new hickory
Summer furniture. 1t
is very practical, it is
proverbially h r d y
and it is put together
to last out-of-doors as
we'll as indoors.
The frames are made
of tough saplings with
their outside bark COW
erings, while the seats
and backs are woven
of the inner bark, the
lighter and the darker
tones of tan and brown
coloring of the bark
forms a lovely COM
bination.
Evening journal., 1918-05-28
LEARNS FROM GROUND UP

BY the United Press
SCRANTON. Pa. May 2s.-It's never
too late TO start in the garden kinder
garten, as Police Sergt s. K Newton
can testify
Early this spring he wrote the ma
tlonal war garden commission for a gar
dening primer, saying he didn't know
how to handle a hoe Now he and his
wife and two boys have one Of the most
prosperous war garden projects in Penn
sylvania.
Evening journal., 1918-05-28
Huns Admit Loss of
5, 600, 900 Men Since War BEGAN

(By Newspaper Enterprise Association )
BERNE. Switzerland. May 2s.-Ger-
many's own military experts are only
now beginning to admit that Germany's
casualties since The war began exceed
100000 men.
Karl Blelbtreu. military writer in Das
Neue Enropa, gives the following sta
,lsticsl return of German losses in
killed and prisoners only from August
}, 1914 10 July 81, 1917
4f.s-f ,-r U~~o,4
Evening journal., 1918-05-28

drived down out OF control in a little
over four months
The moral effect OF HIS presence in a
patrol is most marked" according TO the
official comment
He has been awarded the Distinguish
ed Service Order
Evening journal., 1918-05-28
Grounds Large, Are They?-
You Need O.. "PGthfIder"

to mark the head turn of pathway carriageway.
The homecoming motorist, especially, will bless it
a dark night.
1t consists of plain style pedestal of white
crete SO inches high bearing powerful electric light
we'll hooded only direct the rays the path
way but to protect the lamp fully against the
weather SIS
Evening journal., 1918-05-28
A HERO UNAFRAID

BY the United Press.
LONDON, May 2s.-Chsmpion Scout
Pilot and Patrol Leader is the offlcial
title England has handed Capt Philip
F. Fullard OF the royal air force
Capt. Fullard has accounted for four
teen machines destroyed and eighteen
Evening journal., 1918-05-28

"'II 'N'-N"I y WI % 7 UIT UHIN \ \
1918, Bleuibtreu estimates the total
losses on both fronts at 367,45O, making
a total OF 4,I55,96i for the period Of the
war Adding those who died from III
ness or wounds and losses In colonial
and marine flghting. the grand total he
says, considerably exceeds 100000 men.
Evening journal., 1918-05-28

A S pretty as that
"A lawn, garden, or
even front yard, can
possibly be made, it
should be made. AS
much Of comfort and
home-like aspect as it
can take on should be
added to it.
Otherwise there's a
tendency to revert in
doors, where the air is
stuffer, but the chairs
are comfortable - or
are there, at any rate.
You know how it is.
The most glorious of
sunsets has a time
limit to its charm, if to
view it you must stand
"a spell on one foot
fust, then" stand "a
spell on t'other."
A pretty rustic arbor
on the hilltop or the
garden pathside makes
hill or garden give
back twice it's value.
S o m e vine draped,
flower-filled urn6 at
the entrance to porch
or grounds, or a gleam-
ing marble or art con-
crete bench, or a COM
Portable settee we'll
placed on the lawn un-
der a shady tree, are
not pieces of ostenta-
ton, or of mere orna-
mentation, b ut a ct
subtly as an invitation
and attraction to that
Summer outdoor life
which gives health as
we'll as delight.
Evening journal., 1918-05-28
The Fashions This Summer

charming but they distinctive who
good dresser needs to keep In close touch with whats doing
and what's wearing
The Summer issue of Store and Home the Wanamaker
illustrated magazine of fashions $50 and color-pnted
covert ready and will be free Of charges receipt
of the following coupon, filled in:
JOHN WANAMAKER, Philadelphia.
Please mail Summer number of ~-Store and
| Home" free of charge, to
Name ..~.sl
Address .-........-..-...-..-- ..--....-...........I
Evening journal., 1918-05-28

a BOUT this season
~ of the year the
four walls of a
house, however large,
begin to seem a little
restrictive.
Like a good-looking
but pinchy shce, you
know. It's all right. but
we'd like to kick it off.
We say that Mature
beckons," if we talk like
books.
But few people do.
Some of us are as in
capable OF defining the
vague STRINGS within
us as the sentimental
young butcher who said
that it was such a beau
tiful moonlight night he
felt jest like goin' out
and sla'terin' somethin'.
The usual remark is:
Gee, it's a shame to
stay indoors, isn't it?"
And it is.
Front doors begin to
stand Hospitality open.
We live more and more
on our porches and
overflow on gardens
and lawns if we are
blessed withSthem. The
tennis nets are'put up,
and cheerful young
voices at evening mingle
with the click Of the cro-
quet ball. ---.-..- 49,
Evening journal., 1918-05-28
THOSE who appre-

HOOE WHO dppTt-
IL ciate the exqui-
siteness Of Carrara
marble on the lawn or
garden, rejecting in
its polished surface the
dazzling rays of the
sun, will be interested
to know that we have
recently received a new
shipment of Carrara
Evening journal., 1918-05-28

dial 1 faceSin asfnes.basrellefs /
design, showing Father Time
with. flowing beard and sweep
ing wings, grasping his vscythe,
which forms the gnomon or
pointer of the dial. Below Is
an inscription tof the familiar !
lines from fLongfellons
psalm, of Life,"
Art is long and erip,s sisrssstins.
This dial of which no dupli- /,
cate exists to our knowledge In !
Philadelphia, or indeed else-
where in the United States'save
in one place, and whose artis-
tic merit has gone far tovaru
making the regulations of the
artist who designed. It, is sup
ported on an Ionic podsstal of
art concrete, az inches high.
Complete, s6e.
&As
THE fountains and
Il bird-baths. are at
tractive-and we, don't
mean only to birds.
Some e'are plain, Others
ric hly ornamented.
Those fastidious Tor
timid) kbirds.of certain
species who shun the.
deep water have been I
considered in the scon-
struction of the inter-
ior Of some of the
basins, which areigrad-
uated soythatf f'thetbath-
ing's fine,'' to what
ever depth Mr.. Bird
may,venture.
An artistic bird-bath %of Sthis
type is of 'yrsyscomposition sre-
semDllnS Stone ne pasln us
shallow, and has in the center
a small mound simply decorated
In a leaf. design and showing
touches of green in low relief,
while around it's broad outer
rim, the Gordian-knot design =
shows faint shadows of the
green, which just serve 70
bring out the gray tones. eIt
comes without pedestal, but us
suitable to. stand most any
where-on stump, dat gatepost,
broad-topped. wall or, on, Mother
Natures capacious green lap,
the grass, Price, So.
The little hollow centers IN
some of these baths are con-
venient for such bird-lovers as
wish TO throw in few relishable
seeds-and, Of course, are still
more convenient to the feather
ed guestl No better way 20 en-
sure enjoyment Of ''the earliest
pipe of half-awskened birds"
Evening journal., 1918-05-28

Our departments for men, women and
ohildren's apparel are all prepared for the
Decoration Day Dress-Up. Quality
clothes, radiating style, are here awaiting
your selection, and of course You Gan
Pay AS You Wear.
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Sfibsbpgningen,

@oibington, 81. Sec. SSoet 5or=
man6en for Spfortsffommis]ione1
$nrlep / Sag optrooote iom @i6ne
BED glabningel1 al Senotcts Huber
1egelle al 5fibslitr,atione,1, erflG-
reoe ban, at bette 2on6 mi bar
ober- 5000, 600 Sons unoer @pa-
ming eller fontroberet. Set bar We-
gpnoelien til SEN ipoenoe ltore gf-
terforffning / S%obeoitooen i SCI,
fi6ite Eio.
$urleD l9ite EN- lang 8%eretninq
for &omiteen, bbort bun pnobiite
Memeringens Sremifriot. Sen bite,
at 1,427 @fibe paa 8,573,1O8
Sons 9p0bngt er utioer 8pgni1a
euer fontraberet; at ser er u npe
Sfibsbarfter ! BE Goreneoe @tater
iioet l. SSanuur 1917; at 1920
menb orbeioeoe paa @ofar0iifibe
ben 8. December, en- stigning af
45,2 @rocent paa nj Tiger, at Ser
e. to % ire Mrbei0sffift, bbor Ser
fir bare har ct.
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Monpartiiau 2eaeue faar
&onfmrrent.

Ser melbes fra Sarge, at Mortb
.Dafota 6arn1ers 2eogue er orgoni=
ferret {om en- Mo0begt lige oberfor
Nonportiian 2eague. 80. Eeigel1,
tioligere Me6lem of Monpartiion
2eague, bar iom Sobber BEN npe
Organization la0et bens Sl1lbbDr=
Belle befiel1otgipre. Sen 1,pe 2eaga1e
pil bobeoiagelig fao fine Meblem=
mer fra ben gamle Mo1tpartifam
ftger ban, og mango Garmere i BEN
11orobeftltge 9el at Staten bar al
lereoe rnoertegnet Sen 1De politiife
Sroesbefienoelie, paaitoas Der. s
ben Nlotform, iom l1ebnte Sag of
fentliggioroes at Scr. Eeigen, to-
ges ct beitemt Stanopunft imoo.
ben iaafalote Soufe 8im $50. IA,
erflareS at gao 10 boo, at.
Statens 8orgere bergbes fl, Set
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Siifem,arfebet.

gu CT Ei6en in6e, 90 enbber
ber itfre fig ct Eorti Stiff. Sen til
bageppren6e Sci nf 6ei omen CT
fort, men n1on Tan en6n1l foo gooe
8arer, til rimelige Bri1er, % oct
ct % en- @l9be at f11nne benle0e
bore 2aieres SpmarfIombe6 paa
jog ltooen6e Mnmonce fra Scr. M-
bert @la6in, 113 8eit Stiff Str,
9ull,tb, Wi1m., iom bill lebere CODE
frife Garer til 9agcns billig}te
Hriier.
Scr. 81. @1abin Ell en- praftiF
Mono, iom / en- lang Marrefe for
Dqret beifieftiget / Giifein6uitrien
baaoe Yer og / set gmnle 2anb,
og ct anerfie116t iom EN- iambittigs.
beoSiul0 og 6pgtig Sorretnings-
ma116, ser alti6 bil poaie, at Jams
aun0er faar go6e @arer og reel oa
burtig @%fspe6ition.
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E@t&
at beige Stots- goarntD %
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES; en- anbefa=
ling Of Sen canabiite Nlan for Sta=
tens Oprettelie al Melmenn,
.5lagterier oip.; at 5tate,r ierger
for, at 6armerne Iattes i Stonb
til at bolbe BET @or,t, DC iifffe pn-
tier at iplge tio1ig ON Soften; at
Sen polittife 4gitation De ito1te is
Maancoer bar rei1tlteret / ct &lus<
ieba6, % at en- iaaban &arnp. &laS-
fer imellem al6rig Fan bringe en-
for 5ar,nerne tierlig 2obgiDning.
Del, ,1pe 2eaglte. erflere0e tiliiolt,
at Sen itetter 3rnftoent % @egie-
/ arigen. &@ss
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Manael paa Sober.

Mangel paa Sober / flere Dele
al Minneiota iiges ita6ig at blipe
mere alporlig, 90 Sernbonerne al
Mangel pao @ogne lite er / Stono
til at fragte So eller Straq. Sit
ipecielle 81
gent erflere6e / Slutninge1, al for
rige uge, at mango Sarmere ito6
paa Mippet til at matte ialge en-
at fine Malfefger Tom Slagt,
90 5o6erforipningen begbnote at
op. Sernbanerne bor negtet
at fragte So eller 6troa / aabne
DO iaa6nnne 6orfenoinger
biloe nbiahe8 for at antenbes Of
@ntiter fro 2ofonotibet.
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Mober s%ienfunbeu otter 33 Aar.

Otter i 33 Mor at Dabe pRret IN
oeltp1,et / 5in6slDgeaiplet / ct.
Yeter, fprlabt % glcmt cn6og al
fire egale, ct Wers. Mnna &lein mi
fomr1en tilbage til fin Somilie. Sg
Set bar belt t%ilfalbigpis, at man
III, fanot beube, meo6eler rDecorab
Soften. Sun blep forla6t al iin
Mano % s%fegtni1ge; @etsproto-
follerne biler, at bun lenoteS til
Mlplet sen 8. SUM- 1884. Man6c1,
Scr. .aleiu, 6ebe for ct Mars SID
|iioen / 81. SAUL Iom meget bel
|1%taacnbe, cfterla6enbe Jig tire 8prn
|af fsrite Mgteifab % to mco fin
,an0en Some. @n ga1nmel 611nftio=
|nRr bcD 8Dretten nGpnte beb So
cts 8eban6ling i @fifteretten, al
1ban life fu1,6e mi,1oes at bobe bgrt
ON Sen fsrite Mrs. &lcins Dpo, %
|Dommeren foubt fig 6erbe6 befsie1
til at forlonge eli nGrmere 6orflo.
ring. M3iis Morp. &lein fom iamti.
Dig tilboge fra California, 90 bel
le6et at cnfeIte bunfle Win6er fre
8ar,oomme1 gior6e Dun en- be
1tcmt Sororing pao 5oge,s Nor
mere l1n6eriegelie. Sun rejite II
ct. Neter, og efter ct gammelt So
togrofi al fit Mooer gienfie116t
Dun ltrafs SEN hit 73=oarige &Di11
Sc, lom / allc 0isie Mar 1ao a
lige bar p9ret 1epe110e begrabct.-
9er ON Dagen tog MiIs Marp III
Mo6cr tilboge til ct. Baul, bbo
benoes 8ern pil iprge for bend
Sen forte 3ib, BUN bar tilba9e a
lcpe, oe gjpre benoe Moerbomme
1oo Bib Iom nu,lig.
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&nrialian1r1t unnfr
RruiBiun.

Sci tplfe socialoemofratiS Ggrer
5cbeibemann bar poo 8artifon-
.gresfen i Wir5brrg fre1niat Ell
Maffe opitgtspaffer,oc notalelier
ON BET tpife Social6emofratiS
Sremtibsorbejoe. SON regneoe meo,
at set tpife 5ocal6enofrati fo,n=
,mer til Magten / SDiflanb efter
&rigen:
uDet ubtemte Solfclcgemes Sell
,,bre6elfe bill fun forcgoa longiomt.
@ommer III til Magten, 1aa maa
Der regres me6 Taren for ct fraf=
Itigt Eilbngeilag. 81 maa oerfor oG<
re meget f~oriigtige me0 Setter; tbi
hi bill life blot pere @ocialismens
,Georetifere, men ogIaa @ocialiS-
mems &raftifere, ligelom hi maa
,bogte os for at 6ripe 8rinciprptte,
RI. 8e6 enbber 6orbol6Sregel mao
Ri life ie paa, ON Sen er ioeialiltiif,
men at sen er praftilf. Set, Ser
fommer efter &rigcn, mao mon life
lforeitille Zig lom Ell iocialiitiif pfo=
..romif Sroning. 81 bil fra Eilfgl=
De til Eilfnloe mootte tr9ffe Mf=
.gigrelie ON, Dbo6 vi bill ober1aoe
til pripot Snitiotip cllcr til @tots-
ibriften. 81 bill lite ligefrem efte1
Set lociali1tiife @fen1o l,oeluffe Sci
pribate S,litiotiu. &i CT bel1er ifft
tilbejeliae til at opfottc 8cgrebe1
Mrbei6e uinebert"; bbo1 ser be1
,ital 1lorettes, potter ro ooer- @arti
orgontiotionens @ommer. !8et G.
Ell Solfeiag. lloen Ell gr1,nbig 6or
m,eopltoaelle % 1,6cn Monopolc1
ibil @ienopbpgninecn al Sci, bfono
mi1te Smoroning eftcr &rIgen iff
f,,nl1c t9l,fes."
Set fon man % ,faloe @ignal
9gnoringer, ionn er lpn1igc for a1le
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MNtaarsfeiten.

Sl1l6t &11s, fe1t1ig Gtemni11g %
ct glimren6e @umer bar, bpn0 mai1
1oo, 90 Ri / BET gornle Mors li61te
Rimc oflag6e III. al 1868 Sept
aarsfeIt ct 8eieg. SEQ @olholpti0en
ll1.ttc0e Gnnlc1, for ct 3jeblif og
9nmiteen i%eroere6e Sorfrilfninger,
bporefter ct lille, men fortr9ffeltgt
Nrogram foegif. Set begpn6te me0
Afipngelie al en- &ebpiang tilegnet
1905, al Set. Sobs. &irfegaar0>
oerne1t en- Gang ti1egnet set 6an=
ife n%ng0omsbjem, i bbilfe amon fit
sen 6eiliglte 6anife Spiieie66el r11l-
let op fot bore 4ine. 1918 ft6lte
Winut bar in6truffen og Mr. Sir
fegaor6 u6talte / Sen Mnle6nine
nogle in111fffe 0ro, iom Bel poreoes
meo ct trefoloiet Strrd for 1918.
|geu toni Mr. @ai 2arien frem og
leberc6e ll6e1t Sptpl Mftenens be6ite
Sang; 6e1t bar tilegnet 6e oo1rife
Observation-Disclosures / Minneopo=
liz og 1878 Observation-Disclosures
paSierebe / @ebp forbi bore 9n1e.
.Sl Slut toni Scr. @inar Msfier
op og lebere6e ct Yor Mebpionge,
SEN fer1te ombanbleoe olle bore
fien6te 2m16sm9n6, Ser / 1917 bar
funoet lit 2ebebrg6 lom @pmnaItif-
lerere> iamt ONT @pmnoitiffe11s
fremtioige bibe nobre6elie, SEN 1i6=
tie Gang beifreb Soreningens bel
lpffe6e SSl1lefeft. Dermeo bar 9ro=
grannmH til gn6e og Sormn11oem
Wr. g. 30. MieIien gnifeoe poa
Soreninge11S @eg,,e Soriomlingen
@le6eligt Mptaar % Mr. Nmul
Strange 1.6bragte ct 2ebe for
u1905" e~fterf11lgt of 3 &arroer og
bet longe, bborefter 'Danfen igein
gift lpiigt, til man iggte fin biem=
ltge @rne for at fobe set npe Mar
in6.
v0er 9l6ite".
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Gp6ielabag.

Ssnoagen BEN 80. December
.fplote Scr, Soban gbriitenfen 70
Qar. Mrs. Gbriitenien fplote 81
Mor Dagen forr16.
Mr. % Mrs. Gbriitenien er fra
2angelanb og bar b9ret @folefam-
merater fra Siemmet 0m 3 Mor
fan De feire @u%l6brpllup. Dog ffal
man le6e efter Soft, font er mere
roife og rprige ems bette sggtepor.
GDriitenien arbei6er ita6ig Tom 800
fer ! ben 6abrif, ban ielb er Meb+
al. De bar / be mango Star
De bar boet i Minneupolis, bpret
itr9biomme, Iaa .6e mt bnr ct
imuft &iem, 90, en- flor @%ennefreos
bar De iamlet fig. De bar fire Sgn=
ner og fire 9gtre. On Sgn, gmon
Tom it1toerer til 2ege, er mi neoe
! GeraS be6 en- MiIiter.gamp. On
Datter er ! Maffa.
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Tor @msmpbre.

Rinnelotas 9usmp6re bill faa Jig
|tilr16t Ell n1eget npttig lille BOG
If 81. 8. @illon, 5tatenS Gpoe-
neaominiitrator; % set CT. at on-
tJe, at @usmeore o91oa / andre
ldater Tan pente fig en- lignen6e
Ipmerflum6eo fra De ~reipeftipe
caters SIDE.
8ogel1 er Ell &ogebog natl1r-
Abis, fa11 mon gierne ltge; men
III ct meget mere enc Oct. Sen
ro6eler EFT Mengoe 9plpsninger
ct Moo og Maolabning, lom pil
erc 1,De for mango S1,smp6re, MEN
M ollie bpr fie1be for at fltn11e
pre- Ell for1tanoig % lparlom SnS=
!ol6nina i Tre6 laabel font / &rig.
8la1Dt onore Splpsninger, mart
uor / 6e11 lille Bog, fan neDres:
ii, tort og flar %l10reoninq al SRI
lens ,&rob nte6 @enipn til Spbe=
Mnbisning til, bborlcoes
nal1 fo11 gjennemfpre Ma61tDrets
Flaner ON cit ubbebeles" Dag !
ugen % ct u%bpe6clpit" N&oaltib ON
FAINT en- nfje0lps" og er
.ufIefIgs" Sag ON l1gen; besuoer
for Maaltiber; en- @asii:
fifation at Geoeparer efter bereS
Rig6om poa 8rotein, Stipclie, Suf
fer, Scot, mineralife 5alte og for
1fiellige Sprer. @n0pi6ere forflares
bborIe6es man fan tilbere6e for
ifiellige @lags Moalti0er pou Bill
Iig1tc Maa6e, fra be itmplelte til o.
mere for6ringsfulbe 2%l1ncbeons OF
On Eobel ODER Moal Of
@egt al Ma6barer piler blan6t an
set, at ser er to og cit Greojc6el!
Sop @abp Beans i ct &unb, flor
ten Salbtomme @fiber / ct Graham
@reb paa ct @ua6, 40 ln1aa og frt
% til 80 1tore 5pe6ifer / ct Bnnf
oib. Mon faor oglaa at bioe, bbor
le6es S11ffcr: fan ipores pao len1pe
Maa6e. 5
8lan6t Sc n1a11ge Sp1frifter fa1
nebneS f%glgen6e:
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8egrabelie.

&eb Mib6agstib Sen %. Decenl=
Der opbe Mrs. Oscar 8plling, 1885
26. 9(be. g. 8%egrapellen foregif
sen 81. December fra ct. 3eoerS
0anlfe 1utberife Strife.
sill 8egrabellen bar mp0t De
l,armelte 8en,1er og Menigbeosfolf,
og mango iml,ffe 8lom5ter opffeoe
8oarel. Sor0fGltel1en bar poa
2afenooD Cemetery. @frS. 8plling
bar fpot paa Sipllano % bar 1to=
oonnet Spgepleierlfe bicn1nte fra.
s nogle Mar opbol0t bun Jig / Seem
yorf % boe6e bos Baitor g. 9.
Mn6erie,1. SUN blep oglaa / Seem
|Oort gift me6 Oscar Sailing, men
fort efter blep bun angrebet al Ell
onoortet Mltmo, Ser efterbaan6er
|blep n9rre % bRrre. Sum reilte til
|Donmarf % bleb opereret for ml>=
Zig at Blue be6re. &erobre prgpeoe
Use 0pbolo UNDER for5fiellige flima-
|tiife Gorbolb. Ser / Minncapolis
|9or Sc bpet / De liolte 4-5 Mar, oQ
Scr. @elling befleoer CT lm1tt @th.
ling {om @onltruftgr paa Mil1nea:
lpolis @teel= an6 WacbinerD 8orfs'
Baa Grl,nb al Spgbommen fom
Scr. % MrS. 8glling lite lamme1
ne6 ret mange 9on1fe; me11 sc fac
8enner, De pan6t, l9rte at ifottf
|6em. Mrs. 8glli1o par ier6eles
trofalt ooerfor fine @enner os bier:
telig tafnemlig ior cnbper Genlig.
be6,. Der bites Denoe. Mils 5cbultl
por en- al 6em ser bite be1roe ME:
gen Spofrelie UNDER benbes langf
|5Dg6om.
Scr. % Mrs. 8elli11g bar en- lillf
|5pn, Grit, 8 Mar gantmel; bon Dal
len flor @le6e for Sorelbrene III:
Scr SEN lange SDgbem. Set nal
lGroeles rgren6e at ie SEN 9mbeO
bporme6 Mr. 8plling pleieoe fit
&nltr11 un6er 6Dg6ontlnen.
9eres lille 0reng Ell. forelpbig
Eleie DoS Mrs. 5nnon Heberien
@oino, Ser par EFT lGr6eles fjp1
8enin6e at MrS. &plling.
&ontorfolfene paa Sabrife11, bpo1
Mr Boiling orbei6ebe, bite megel
&enligbe6 be6 8egrabelien Sc lpr
ge6e for alt be11beren6e til l16eaf
ter pe6 BEN.
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9p6SfQ1b.

WrS. 6. 8acf fra, Mifob, ber
len9ere BIO bor ligget meget ipQ
paa &bomos G11berculoiis &o1pitol.
6e6e Nottel1 imellem oen /. % 2.
So11uar. Mr. 8ocf par bos Den6e
Den iiblte SID, og set bar nart boa=
6e for ben6e, be16es Monb og 8en=
11er, at oct inart pil6e bore forbi.
Nptoarsbag ON gftermi6oagen tog
Yaitor Sarpgaarb 9@gtefolfe,e til
offers, og berefter lengtes bum f1ll
at faa 2ob til at gaa biem.
MrS. 8acf bar cit iiel6en olborlig
&bin6e, % oct Dor en- flor
at 1i66e pe6 benoes @p-
geleje og tale me6 ben6e ON set,
berer CUBS @ige til.