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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-11-23
NEW HOME

Mrs. Fred Ice, the newly appointed
secretary OF the home service section
Of the Rod Cross. commenced her
work Ia this department this week
Mrs Lee has had "a thorough training
for tile position. having attended the
institute at Denver this fall for the
training OF home scrNiC" secretaries.
This department OF the local Rod
cross chapter has done n most import
ant work In attending ia tho wellboing
aud comfort Of the soldiers families
during the war. and its work during
the period OF reconstruction viii be an
equally important one. n situation
I'm New Mexico 10 considered a pecu-
htrly difficult one on account OF tho
distances between tho various com
munitios. Officers a. the mountain
division headquarters az Denver con-
slider the Albuquerque office ono Of
tho hest IN tho entire division. and
have especially commended the
promnt and accurate way In which tho
work has been carried on.
u was announced az the home SER
vice headquarters here today that Miss
sara Gohcr OF the disision h~eadquar-
ters Office at Denver, ~ coming to Al
~buquerque In January 10 conduct q
stN weeks institute here for the train.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-11-23
WOMAN AND TUNNkS,sINING Day
H. i.N.tL- ~ InnriLnl

G'rom Tho silent Partner
Momau's IHrt IN tho national OBJ
scryHu,c cot ThauksgtFluE dhf be- gen
cruIl, Ir,rItc,i ts having been and
lciul that oft prayers and the pfeparn-
ton of food.
Woman, 80 is usually conceded, h.
prorci,ut Boo both these functions
~ story tells Vs many interesting
details of the iirst TtHukHeiNing day.
hut m uccoriuUC, with inc spirit OF
the times tlr, woman Iu whose heart
and mind I'm sure This glorious DAY
wng born is lost 900 uhs"uriiN.
n js not us d,airr COZ intent by this
Thought Co rob utu Of the qutlitylof
gratitude. fef t1 luN wlud gratitude
is t Sublime ,uuiiun the spirit Of
thaukfulup-s. 20 heritage irom tho d.
NIu, power .hHf created both ma ana
woman. And n tno,c creations J ind
uo m"uupoIt ui it" 'Htu's in oiiher
No ms contention tlHt the thought
uI tby D|uIouis.- hIudiuE together for a
spectral utN ui thanksgiving Hpfhng
from tht heart sud mine OF "a woman
is not 900" result of thought ~
woman exclusive possession OF the
,irtI, of gratitude
But woman is promo fo d'm"nstra-
tous sho more easily and more read
iit tbun man gives oppression 20 her
emotions Hud ahr ts moro given 20
general hosptantv And % know
fhc first THANKSGIVING was "a period Of
hospitality
WIN al nor generally conceded
amiuonru rs tnt quality of spirituality,
woman never I1'oG sight of the ma
icrial side of lfo and even IN this
daE COZ progressive womanhood n IL
iargHIt woman responsibility 20 feed
tHe brute.
4 womau. surely. Orsi copcoiNed TIE
iloa uf 70 special day of thanksgiving
and. though history has failed to re-
cord hDr namr her thought lives on
and rows through The effort OF a
omuu
M3s Sauh = Hulc % pioneer wom-
au editor. who edited thc once famous
Goitf'H Ladies Magazine started
propaganda Tor th. national ohs"rv-
anco of o. day Of THANKSGIVING boz 1870.
For over twenty years by means ~
l%Uftcrs. published articles ana public
speaking Mrs Hale worked FOR this
project until. boz 1893. Lincoln issued
tho first proclamation for "a national
observance OF Thanksgiving day
President lAncolu's proclamation
that tho iust Thursday in Nuf cmboi
De- generally observed as a day OF ma
tlonul thaukhwlNfn-. WIS not ol
course. accepted by tho southern
states but two years later. both sides
being thankful that tho war Was over
Thanksgiving dHN Was finally esinh.
lishcd M The hearts and minds OF th'
men and at the United states
Lot us Womcn OF TODAY carry ON
tha spirit and purpose Of a special DAY
OF thanksgiving until u shall be az
i~nternatiuuaI ~ world wide though
desire and achievement.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-11-23
TnA>L.scivING ron TuE
We .aTsN OF rHE
'.dIIsttAN ARMY,

To the Women 81 tho American
Army rs the THANKSGIVING OF 1918 a
season of special rejoicing
We surely have great rogspn g. he
thankful" said Mrs William Nc
'1urken. speaking IN behalf Of the
membC OF this organization. "Nut
only are We thankful that our BOYS
for whom We have been pouring out
"ut hearts IN almost constant prayer
during these long. lonely months Of
anxiety and waiting. are now out Of
danger. but we are proud of. and
grateful for the part they have been
permitted TO play In this great strug-
gle. aud for the scrVic" they hav. been
able 10 render then country IN it's
hour OF need
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-11-23
rHE ORDER or rHE GoLp STAR.

Upon a numhor OF homes IN this
city hnr fallen that dark shadow
which has been lowering oScr the Eu-
rocpap battlcncids. touching and
transmitting into gold the blue stars
ON the service flags. n ts these faith
crs. mothers. brothers, sisters and
wives of the gallant Americans who
have died IN the armed service OF the
United States or It's co-bcligercuts.
who may ho enrolled m the order Of
the Gold star. am organization which
was formed this week az omaha. Ne
braska, and which after It's iucsrpurd-
ton. Will he hruadoucd into "a national
scope. The purpose Of this order rs to
perpotuato the honor OF the Amcri-
ans who have died In the war against
Germany.
The Omaha chapter consists Of fits
members. Tho officers OF the national
council are the Rev r, I Mackay.
originator OF the order, president. col
j NJ Bannistcr, vice president. and
y J. Hatch. secretary treasurer All Of
Omaha
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-11-23
FORMER uDNI SERVICE
SICRi"ItRl TO 10 RED CROSS
MOIkk OVERSEAS.

Miss Erna Ferguson who has been
giving her services as secretary of the
home service section of tho ltpd Cross
Tor the last six months. has finished
her work with THIS department IN
order that she may enter the Rcd
Cross service oVcr-Cus where workers
$50 greatly needed tn spite o. the end
ing 81 the q Miss ForEuNsor ~
now awaiting her sailing date which
has been DELAYED on account Of the in
fluenza epidemic
Miss Fergusson's work in tho home
service department has been highly
praised by the Red Cross officers ~
Denver During tho stN months IN
which she has boon connected with
this department, she has attended 20
the allowances. allotmCnts and war
risk assurances for tho soldiers FAM
lies. looking after their many needs In
q most efficient manner
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-11-23
MIIS. GIOR6i o. WHEELER
GIVES RI.HcNI oN WORN
on TNO.BII cru

Mrs G.,r., "a Wheeler chairman
and o-rr,nt,.r I.. two.bu rfrL 3D..
mo local p.I ,,.. phaufor b,. ram
dcrCd b,.,fo#r.N.U. rtpUft .e uf Nu.
vcmbr, q f4r.
..,.t
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% Nn"
~" ~
~ 7,ul ,| "'i ,
MA,
sst
un' now IN 'n'
'-"N'
~ ''' U" '"
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ail glc"r gain
Ih. n"H'h tp''ll'l M 'h.
slips are given ''lphf"tr The bt'N
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-11-23

ing Of homo service secretaries n BIS
expected that Red Cross workers
whose activities have ended iu those
branches Of the society which have
hocn discontinued stnre tho close Of
the war. Will train themselves for
work In this department which * con
sidcrod by Frank " Persons. brad %!
the civilian rollol work al WashluE.
ton. as the most important branch of
the Rcd Cross Nl,rk.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-11-23

tho tvo-ht club this makes a total
of Sa.uuH ut received
Sly members were transferred here
during tho year. There were l.S1a
mamhor- enrolled 90 the beginning OF
last N,ar ip 90 November ] THIS
wear 1858 nov M wer" addcd
Tho total membership al present ~
zoos.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-11-23
WIS. ~ NI,tE RODiN
NI.IIKNN no VII lIOIknl I

MiA. ICarCt ltOdpS returned .ys.
tcrday from New York. whore SIN.
has been taking q student nurses
training cours" At the city hospital
Mrs Rodcy gives a very enthusiast,
rCount OF her work there and cS-
presses her regret that the release of
The student nurses which folluw wed
the signing OF the urmIsttrc has
prevented hor going to France
DURING the Influenza cpId"mI, iu
New York all of the training York tt
the city hospital ceased aud the
student nurses were pressed mto ac-
tive service. taking the places at the
trained nurses who were put ON duty
elsewhere. The superintendent AT the
hospital reported that she was very
proud OF the splendid work ON" by
these Young nurses. II was whil" SHE
was caring FOR the influenza suffer.
ors that Mrs. liodcy herself con
tractcd the disease which was follow
ed bN AN attack ot pneumonia from
which SHE has Just recovered.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-11-23
TnsII vi pARTN.

An honest to- goodness parts small
and perfectly "flu-proot.' WAS held
Thursday evening at the country club,
where tho gcrm-killing hrcc2os from
the mountains were permitted To en-
ter through the doors and windows.
backward. turn backward - time.
IN thy flight WAS the scheme of the
party. as far as the apparel Of tho
guests was concerned. and tn. feature
Of the evening. aside from daucing.
apparently consisted Of admiriug each
others costumes which ranged IN
style an the way from the frilled.
bodiccd affairs of a-ute-bellum days 10
lie dcrnicr Cri'' OF 1915.
Those present were. Miss Katherine
conway. Miss Eleanor N%uughcN. Miss
Kathrcn Little. Miss B'rniec HUssel-
den. Miss Grace StortI William White
Ernest I.apdoln. Frank NlnEtn, Gro.
vcr DcVinc. Kenneth Barr The chap
croncs were Nh. and Mrs. Joseph
SWiiium.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-11-23
Iutti Irutti balls.

one cup puffcd rice or corn. u cur
sccdlosH rniHins, one Gun one dates.
cup figs, onc-haif cup chopped
mt meats. one tablespoon chopped
citron, one-half n chopped orange
peel. two teaspoons vnniliB
Put rice. fruits. peel and not meals
through q chopper, stir we'll. adding
the extract. Make INTO small halls
aud allow 10 dry. Roll m shredded
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-11-23
NcIln,x Incl lunh,

Two cups cane and corn syrup. ~
cup brown sugar, one tablespoon vino
gar onc-sietecnth teaspoon soda.
MiE ingredients In a saucepan and
cook until they harden In cold watpt.
Add soda Just before taking from
stove and let boil up once thoroughly.
Dol ON buttered platter. Pull until
the candy is ridged. pull into thin
strips, cut with scissors and wrap NJ
squares OF oiled paper twisting tho
ends.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-11-23

Use the best dates. Remove The
stones and nll with peanuts. w%Ainuts.
hickory nuts or any available nuts
Peanut butter makes q good filling
that Is different. Press dates in sha pc
and roll in chopped nuts. cocoanut or
"A mixture OF cocoa and powdered en-
namon.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-11-23

stone. stuff part OF The pruncB with
another prunc, ana the others with
chopped saitcd nuts. or with "A miNturu
ot one cup each of raisins and wal
nuts and a few candicd cherries. An
other suggestion IN to STUFF prunSs
with stiff orange ~mSrmutadc.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-11-23
Thanksgiving Spirit OF 1922 Scars Ouer 7opm 1918

company. and her activities ua %
teacher. q producer and director OF
light operas, q writer Of cu,ldrru's
plays. and as the founder co tho Fort
nightly Music club.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-11-23
HINTS FROM HERBERT HOOVER
MHiN TH,; CHILDREN WILL
q DRINK MILK.

MIX ~ one OF the easicsi foods to
c~amoufugo into tasty dishcs for chill
dron or others. who do not care for n
~ q beverage. Cus,ards. milk soups.
cottage cheese. blanc mango, cereal
and tnpioca p%udGings. matted milks.
egg n"gs. cocoa. cereal cooked IN miiL
ana served with fruit are all au4gcA-
tons from the tinted States food al.
mipistration Here are plans for thrc.
meals Tor the children. each contain
ing az least n milk dish. 80 that
about "a quart of milk IL used Tor each
child during the day.
breakfast
oatmeal cooked In MIX
SteWed Fruit
Toast Cocoa
. Dinner
Chicken FricaEsec with Mir GRAVY
BAKED Potatoes Carrots
Baked Custard
Supts.r
oyster stew or Cream of Corn Soup
thickcnod and strained
Toasted Crackers
Baked Apple with TOP MIN
Molassos Ginger Cookies
PERSONAL MENTION
The meeting OF the grand chapter
OF tho order Of the Eastern star
which vas "a have been held Al Tu-
cumCari tins week has hren poRtpon,d
until the thirteenth OF December.
-
The members OF the Kappa Kappa
Gamma SORORITY had their piedgs
service al tho chapter house Wedncs.
day evening
Mrs =. J.. Meyers. sister of Mrs
9. Warrington, arrived in Albuquer-
que this morning from Prescott.
Ara With the bodies OF her two
daughters, Mrs. " L. Crofett aud
Mrs J ~, Jones. both Of whom died
this week Of the influenza. Another
daughter. Miss Ina Meyers. rs COM
ing from California, whore she has
been attending school 20 be present
al She funeral which ~ to be held a.
san MNrcial sunday afternoon. MI
ana Mrs. Wellington and their daugh-
ter VIII accompany the family 10 san
Marcial
The pledge service FOR the newly
elected members OF The Alpha en-
omega sorority was held Thursday
afternoon
Mrs Nlr'or Allison OF N~lagdaiena
ing her mother, Dr Margaret Cart
wright
Misses Alexandria Vaughev and
Margaret Lee are living az the Kappa
Kappa Gamma house al the univor-
sity.
----~-
4 Morris stopped IN Albuquerque
this week on his way back IRON va
PRs0 20 Pennington. 10 visit HIS wife
aud son here.
Ralph Hill IA slowly convalescing
from h severe attack OF i~nfluenza
from which he has been sufferlns,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-11-23

-. 4. u. ACTIVITIES

The members of III, Lev Wallace
chapter Of the Daughters OF the
american Revolution have been busy
during the quarantine period knit
ting Tor the hoNs In the navy The
regent. Mrs e W Potter. reports that
q shipment has recently been made
of forty-scV"n knitted articles. IN
Guiding sweaters socks. helmets, muf-
Tiers and wristlets Those who have
been on the Atlantic whom IN honest
t~o-goodness "nor'wostcr' ~ let loose
will know Just how much these ar
tirlcs mean TO the Toys in blu, who
are obliged 20 face the relentless at
tack OF tn. elements which eco g
no terms OF armisticP.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-11-23

NhbtIatN'E NDBl COMPLETED
HI members of the J. - q club
nave Just compelled an ambulance
robe which they had intended 20 send
10 the boys OF Battery \ Whether
this Original plan viii be carried out
whore there viii be u greater need
FOR H. IN Go b" decided a. the first
meeting which they may be permitted
to hold The robe IN TO bc ~cNccc1inly
nusua and attractive one. consist
ing or red and gray stripcs, each OF
which was made by one OF the club
members.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-11-23
HINTS ron HOOttR
HDNI MADE

IIY NIIdN v NIIlHI
Children are begging for sweets,
and mo, need somethirg "a shllsty
that natural craving Tho cola Wo@lI
er demands heat producers and me
approach Of Thanksgiving ana 'l's'
rias brnes back memories OF me
soodtes iheY used 10 have 80 " You
Will Try these, TIRE kiddies VII nc ae-
ught.d ana 20 viii Mr.. Hoover.
stuffed Prunes.
Steam one pound OF pTunes ana
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-11-23

Although the war is ONe and the
men IN an probability viii never see
France. the work of the = A. T. q.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-11-23
%PERsONAL

The meeting OF the grand chapter
or tho order Of the Eastern star
which vas % have been held al Tu-
cumcar this week has been postponed
until tho thirteenth OF December.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-11-23

The members OF the Kappa Kappa
Gamma SORORITY had their piedg
service az the chapter house Wedncs-
day evening
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-11-23

For the FIRST time since ne camp
was established passes VIII ne 'ssu.n
today allowing The men 70 20 aN"i
from Saturday Afternoon hhhl Hul,u's
night When The quarantine ~ hited
and conditions are normal again this
privilege viii he granted every wees
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-11-23

The pledge service Tor the newly
members OF the Alpha en-
omega sorority was held Thursday
afternoon
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-11-23

= Morris stopped IN Albuquerqus
this week IN his way back from vi
Psso 10 Pennington. 10 visit hts wife
aud son here.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-11-23

sits Victor Allison OF Magdalenn
was IN Albuquerque this week visit
ing her mother. pr Margaret Cart
wright
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-11-23

Misses Alexandria Naughev and
Margaret Lee are lSing az the Kappa
Kappa Gamma house Il the univor-
sity.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-11-23

Ralph Hill IA slo ally convalescing
from the severe attack OF innuenza
from which he has been suifeglng,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-05-28
M er det Ciden e q
NV at abonnere pad


mes SelfriOelie, par en- gegipenbeb,
iom fplote belle &riitenbeoen meb
8l9oe. - Gpriq, iom lepeoe pad ben
Sib, ifilbrer 9olgatba og Slipper,
"iom RACER frem og enonu err let ipn-
Zig og oiier, bporleoes Glippen rep.
neoe, ba &riItus opitob fra De 9ebe".
Wfeo Spsrgsmaalet ON 9riiti
@ran er SpsrssmaaIet aul &etter.
lteoct lleielig fnpttet. Nan fiinbe
life nsiagtig finoe Steoet, bpor &ors.
fPitelien fanbt Steb. Gen repne6e
&lippe, iom man iaa / Sonitantins.
firfen, men iom ma M bare fan ie
giennem TRANCE 4abninger / Saba.
~riefapelet og pe0 Ioomsfapenet,
mau gielbe iom @epiS for, at Der
oft for @rapen bepcbe Jig en- &lippe,
iom rageoe n9iten fem Weter / Sci.
ret. s Gprbeben ntaa HetterIteoet
bare ligget. Wen en- rsiustig Inei.
belle al oct Steb, bpor Soriet itob,
bar man life funnel %faitilaa % bill
bel olorig beqer funne Oct.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-05-28
BUFFET oe Kioffenet.
gruiun 8cttg.

8 Sopper @reofriinm1er, a Sop
per opifnarne 9Gbler, II Sbcife Mu.
ifot, a Gbeife annel. IA Sop Corn
Snrup, . Spiicifeer Srffer, Ell
SNieife Gitroniait og oct repne Sfal
al en- bolp Gitron. Ger lGg9es lag.
his al g@bler og 9rsofrummer og
Nuifot % aonel orpsIes oper bpert
9og % roget al Sirupen % Slf.
feret oeioa bnues opcr hoert Sag.
Get iibite sag maa pPre Srsofrum.
mer % nogle SLATER Smcr'S ublti.
mt IpggeS oper bette Sag. Get tie
9e5 iom oIminbelig 8rebpuobing og
ipiies meo SonninesS auce.
Sitcoctior sebler, 'om MI cr ban.
ifeIiqe at ion iot /, fan man BRUCE
Hbubnrber (Rbuborb). Tenne mac
90 gipeS ct Opfog ierit, og man mao
tage oobbelt iaa meget Sitffcr %
Sirup.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-05-28

tort og ioriIieuige 1logs 2esferter
fan IaoeS al Dem. 90 De or iaa LET.
pinote at lape % naar De ~ierueres
ri8tig foloe, imo9cr DC nloeIes no.
merfet / Gormer. "Bloin Sunfet"
lapeS al en- Guort MeIf, "a Sop
Suffer, cit Sbeife @aniIie og ct II.
BET Gran Salt. MeIfcn irttes paa
Stopen, til ben er Iuufen, Suffer %
Solt rsrcs ierit /, 0erpaa gonilie
og Sunfet Soblet, iom er ubrsrt /
Ell Spiieife 0anb. Get bploes op
/ ct Sob, % bette mo itoo paa ct
pormt Steb oe mao life flnttes for
Bubbinsen er ioIt. Ga fan Den ipt.
tes / SSfasien oe ierpercs ioo folo
iom mulig.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-05-28
Ppor blep Kriltus
forsf0itet ?

90 bon bar fit aors og git no
til bet Steb. iom beber Sopebponoe-
'teoet eaer paa Sebraiif 8olgatba.
Ser forsf9lteoe De BAN 49,"
Wieb oisie enfle Orb ifilbrer 9ibe.
len, bpab Der foregif paa 9angfreoas.
&por ligger M bette Steo @olgatba,
bpor ariituS leo ao~rs6soen? ai
Goangellernes 9eretning inar man
iioet at nioe ON bet. Sobnnnes tiger,
of Steoet ligeer rpr 9pen. 9esuben
iortpaer ban, at Der / Nprbeoen bar
en- &ape oe / ben ell itor @rap. Gette
itemmer meo 2ufas's @eretning ON,
at Simon fra aprene, iom maatte
bore 5relierei,s aors, netop fom ira
Utarfen.
s Nutioens Serulalem ligger ben
&elige @raps &irfe paa oct Steb,
bpor 9riitlls bleu forsfpitet, %. lige
pe0 Oct Steo, bpor ban bleu begrooet.
s airfens Spbifib lieger, mener
man, oct Steb, bpor aoriet itob. Cen
o~prinoelige alippe er Oct life lPngere
let at iaa 2ie poa. Gen foripinoer
blanot en- Mipngbe @ltere, Stotuer
% camper.
Wen ben err Der pirfelis og er /
Sorm az en- fire til fem Weter bei
Eerning. Huber Hotunoen / 8eit-
tibet itaar Den bclige 8rape aapel,
TOM ogiaa n9lten fommer bort mel.
lem ct pperoaaoig lloitpr al foItbnre
camper, Mtalerier og bsie 9pieitager.
: Sorrumntet I'll BET iaafulote gngle.
fapei liggcr Ell Sten, inbfattet i
Warmor, Den ielpiamme Stert, iom
Gngelen ifal babe pGltet bort fra
@abningen til Seiu 8rau. Get er
ct Spergsmanl, iom erbnu life er
afgiort, ON ben beaige 9rnps Sirfe
pirfclig betegner BET Steo, boor Sri-
titus bsbe og blep begrapet.
Meget taller for, of 9ienbifabet til
bisie belige Steber bar bolbt Jig belt
til bore Gage. at man / De forite
ire Garblrnoreber al ben friitelige
Siosregning life Ifltloe bopt &eoe
paa, bpo, / eaer peo Seruialem Sol
gatba por at finbe, err meget ianb.
ipnlig. Gen &riiten, iom piloe be.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-05-28

=. Is. &Gterien Tom Tor Ell EjO
ilocu uolap Ell Gamlug reliajoic
SalQc ior bIanoct Sor umocr Eitclcn
"Noiiuuua", holoer mi pad mc0 ct
Grutorjo "Grp0u3", 'om bchonolcr
liaraeI3 6oIf2 llouonoriug ira
90Quptcl. &erfct uil fonme i'll al
beitoa Al 10 Cclc. hporor ocu ieritc
III Cr umtrCnt fUrolg.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-05-28
&rigstio Sbort Safe.

Gn Sop SpebemcI, IL Sop bbiot
aornmel, 1a Sop ]iismel, A 9be.
ifccr Batting Topocr, 3 Spiieifeer
Suffer, libt Salt, Ell Spiicife Sntult
(caer "Sarb Subititutc") % Ell Spi.
ieife Smsr cler TO tore SpiIeifeer
Wargarin, ct piipet 9Gg % q Sop
- omtrent - meo WteIf. &c for.
ifieIige Slags WeI, 9ofing Bomber,
Suffer % Salt iigtes innmcn, Smer
og SmuIt gnibes no meb bet, ioa
bapeS oct piipebe 9Gg / og Welfen
t~il'litt. Heren moa DGre iaa blsO,
at Den fan lp9ges op ! Eonoen meo
Sfe, ioa bpis seQ9et life or iprrt
tort, mna beller Ii0t mere Welf til.
iGttcs. Oct iteges ! 10 Gamer Tins.
Senne er ibmerfet iom CRANBERRY
Short Safe. Wen oo SorobPrrene
enonu er lao bpre, ino fan en- "orp9e"
Sorbbrrrene beo at BRUCE en- Gel
Pie Elout iommen mes Dem. Rbn.
bnrbroen flores ga / imau Stpf-
fer % Irttes oper mcb bare tibet
@ran &nnb. Saainart set bar fogt
goot op, bapes temmeIig meget 8aro
GrpitnI @bite Corn Sprup I oe no.
get Suffer, iaa set bIir temmelig
iebt. Naar .bet ioa bor fogt Iibt.
bar man ioa meget Corn Storh /,
iom err ubrert / liot gano, at oct
bIir paste inf. Sette imereS ba
ierit paa "Sbort Gofen" % ct Sag
Sor6bGr meo Suffer paa lpeees
oper.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-05-28

iege ariiti 9sbsiteb, ipurgte natur-
ligpis life: "Spor blep &riituS fors-
fGitet?" men: "Spor ligger Sol
gotbo?" 90 bier Snobpgger / Seru-
inlem pibite oct; tbi 8olgatba bar /
lang Sib Stebets Napr. Taa &riitt
Sio laa oct enonu uoenfor gpeil, iom
iioen imiblertib iibpioeoe fig, o. til
Hut, poa &onitantmS Sib, laa Sol.
gatba inbeflernt mellem Gprebpen5
Norbmur og Soritaoens Ieitnur.
s gespnbelien al BET 4oe Iarbun.
breoe for'too man meb @olgatba set
Steb, bpor ben bebenife @uoinoe
IfrobiteS Sempel laa. 8aa bette
Steb isgte mani Sporene efter &riiti
2ioelie og $40, og bpao man fonbt
berettigeoe til Of bpsge ben Selige
8raps &irfe netop Der. 9lanot
altore &lippegrape fanbt mar en- On,
felgrop / Ell alippefleit. 9enne
8rup, Tom man mente par &riiti
8ron, bapoe lin Iabning moo git.
S @raofummeret bar Der 8looS bare
for en-, meoens BET eQers por Sfif
og grlg at anbrinee @ropbpnfe poo
De IRE al 8rapfammerets fire @pqge.
Set LOB iii at bore en- bare pao.
begpnot @rap, og oct itemte meo ben
Ingipelie, at Soiefs @rap, iom ma
lagoe &~riitiis /, bar m og bibtil life
benpttet. @t man fanbt bettne @rap,
iom itemte iaa belt meo @pangelier.