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New Britain herald., 1919-06-10
PALACE THEATER.

Nazimova in "The Red Lantern"
again pleased two capacity houses at
the Palace theater yesterday. In this
big spectacle, the Russian actress has
ample opportunity to show her dra-
matte skill. THE Red Lantern" is in
seven big parts and will again be seen
today and Wednesday. The vaudeville
portion Of the entertainment Is above
the excellent average and is headed by
Clayton and Lennie, in a most nn-
usual talking and kicking speciality.
The English chappie member of the
act takes q lot of abuse and has his
audience in screams of laughter This
act is the biggest laugh getter that has
been seen at the PaliCe theater and
deserved all the applause that it re-
ceived last evening. Especial mention
should be made of Mr.. Lennies Rus
sian i'm personation. 1T Is said that he
is related to the Bolshevik of the
same name, which probably makes
him all the funnier Wehlman and
West pleased with their piano speciality
as did The Dancing Du Browns, in
ball room dancing novelty. Convey
and Marsten offered a laughing skit,
THE Claim Agent; that also went
we'll, and Russell, Van and Sully
closed the show with a fast dancing
and tumbling act. THE Red Glove
was more exciting than ever and the
weekly news review was very timely.
The entire program will be repeated
today and Wednesday, For Thursday,
Friday and saturday an entire change
of program will be seen INCLUDING five
big standard acts of vaudeville and
another big feature picture sensation,
"Cannibals Of the South Sea" Re
served seats are now selling for all
ming performances.
New Britain herald., 1919-06-10
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of the brutal in him which had re-
PEELED his wife. has fascinated
Maggie Driver. Maggie read nroofs
IN DIVERS printing establishment
dwell had planned to run awav wifi,
her taking 100000 in cash be1one-
ing to his wife. But then fate sends
two convicts. determined to 20
straight, TO OlwelIs home. Olvel,
had given them cause enough tn
hate him. Then, in his drunken rage
he brought upon himself the injuries
that killed him and that made if
seem that they had murdered him.
Then it was that Richard Hatton.
also portrayed by Mr. Julian one of
the convicts, who F1ooked enough
like dwell to he his twin brother"
decided to impersonate the dead
man. He passed muster-with the
servants, with the police, with OIL
wells wife. AS dwell Winnifred
accepted him. But for himself. she
grew to love him, 10 marvel at the
change from the brutal cruelty she
had known. And then-But that is
the story of THE Fire FINGERS"
one of the most extraordinary
dramas of it's kind. Mystery and
suspense are the predominant ele-
ments, and In spite Of it's length it
holds the interest from the beginning
to the very end
A two reel Keystone comedy. en-
titled 1.-THE Nick of Time Baby" the
Topics of the Day, Harold Llovd
comedy, and the latest Pathe News,
with pictures Of Austria at the Paris
peace conference, the arrival Of Dr.
Renner and his delegation, and other
items of international interest. One
of the features of this news, is the
exclusive pictures of a ather camera
man, diving into the crater of Mt
Lassen, an active volcano. in Cali
fornla. He dives into the bowels of
the earth, rivalling Jules Verne's
thrilling tales, Four acts of Fox
vaudeville complete the show
New Britain herald., 1919-06-10
Why Mrs. Durkee Said Its Worth
Trying, Anyway"

tIll have to admit that Alfred's
8proposition is a difficult one" [ said
fslowly. IT'S going to be very hard on
eou, isn't it? The entertainment of
#hree girls, one of them GONZALES
Frent, for a week or two will entail a
GOOD deal of work I'm afraid
That's not what's worrying me-"
little Mrs. Durkee rejoined. I'm not
|afraid of work. But to have that girl
Va dc-0a ing. around Alfred--I just
lcan't stand it! If it were only one of
|the Fairfax girls, although goodness
Knows they're nothing to boast of"
why, Mrs. Durkee!" I interrupted.
|"surely Edith Fairfax is decidedly
something to boast of. A girl canteen
Worker who has been decorated for
Bravery under fire is distinctly worth
While"
"Fiddlesticks!" my little friend said
explosively. "Of course she's brave
and all that but you know she didn't
cross the ocean to serve her country,
although I won't say that wasn't part
Of her reason" she admitted re-
Iuctantly. But I should think you
OF all people wouldn't care to have
that gang hanging around here for a
week or two. If ALT spends all the
time he can steal from his office at
home you'll see Dicky will be doing
Ehe same thing, and then what will
you say?"
What Nfadge Advised.
There were several things In this
speech which I resented hotly. One
OF the tenets held most strongly by
my little mother, and which she in
}c1racated in me so religiously that I've
never forgotten it, is that discussing
,onsss husband with others is one Of
}the yunpardonable social sins.
With Lillian, old friend of Dlcky'
and wonderful substitute for the
sister never had, I have been COM
PEELED to talk sometimes of the prob
Items confronting me. But Lillian is
1.-THE embodiment of tact and dis
,cretion She never either asks or
an unnecessary question.
sOn the contrary, little Mrs. Durkee,
dear and sweet as she DIS, has a faint
gtreak OF malicious curiosity in her
makeup, O. characteristic that annoys
tyae exceedingly, although I'm COM
tpelled to overlook it on account or her
many splendid qualities.
But I could not keep certain
Roldness out Of my voice as L replied.
ssYou are mistaken" I said quietly.
@rt is absolutely immaterial to me
whether they come here or not But
If were in your place, and were as
worried about Alfred as you are, I
would waste no time in penning the
most cordial invitation I could frame
to Rita Brown"
New Britain herald., 1919-06-10

NV little neighbor stared at me in
wide-eyed amazement.
"Well," she calculated. I'D like
to know what you mean by that? I
NAV have to have the girl here. and
to treat her with civility, but that's
all Alfred can expect of me. I think
T see myself writing anything more
than a courteous formal note to her
IF she has an atom of delicacv she'll
see through the lines and decline it."
Tests of Diplomacy.
yes" retorted, land be verv sure
she'll contrive in some manner to let
Alfred conjecture why she did it
she's far too clever to tell him out
right-and then your son, while he
NAV not show it, will be resentful
toward you and sympathetic toward
her. and you ought to know that it's
q dangerous situation when a man
begins to champion q girl against his
mother
II suppose So" little Mrs Durkee
replied. YEARLY unconvinced. "But
should think anything would be better
than having that awful girl in the
same house with ALT for a week or
two. Propinquity, you know"
Eyes [ know I retorted. But I
many matrimonial engagements as it
has fostered Just stop and think a
moment my friend. You know what
surroundings have always been Rita
Browns. She is an artificial studio
product, with the city a part of her
very blood and bone. Whatever gla-
mour she may have for Alfred is
enhanced by her surroundings into
which she fits perfectly, like bizarre
picture in a striking frame. But take
her out of that frame, put her out
here in the country which Alfred
adores, and see how tawdry and COM
mon she will appear.
depend upon it, my dear, II Al
fred has any attraction in her dlrec-
tion-whichs by the way. | don't be-
lieve at all, I think it is just his
natural goodness of heart that IS re-
sponsible for the invitation-it Will be
effectually killed by the girl herseH
before the week is over
Little Mrs. Durkee looked at me
with ewes in which [ saw daWnlng
comprehension.
Its worth trying, anyway she
said decidedly.
New Britain herald., 1919-06-10
LUNCHEONS ANNOUNCING
BRIDES OF NEXT MONTH

fuls of jelly. When beaten hard, put
on ice to cool. When serving the Gus
1ard, put over it whipped cream
Potato Nests-Select as many me-
dlum-s1zed potatoes as there are
guests. After washing thoroughly,
take slice off one side Of each pota-
to and scoop out half of the raw DO
tato. In the space. lay first a portion
OF minced ham fat and cover with
minced ham, which has been favored
with onion. tabasco, minced parsley.
salt and lemon Juice. Cover the OPEN
ing with bread crumbs. Bake until
tender, in a moderate oven.
New Britain herald., 1919-06-10

PLANTS NEED DRINKS
Learn how and when to water
your Victory Garden properly by
getting one of the free garden books
which the National War Garden
Commission, Of Washington, will
send you for a two-cent stamp for
hostage.
New Britain herald., 1919-06-10

in which a fish. as the motif, adds
its effective decoration. The checker
board facing of the hat lends the
finishing note.
Also of fine wool jersey is the
Worsted figure, this time in a second
suit, and again does green braid eff
feet on all edges, even to the tight
boomers The braided sash is of the
same green. The slashed skirt al
lows freedom of movement and al
together it's a gem among the new
bathing costumes.
But in a Waterette satin model with
q godOted effect below the waist
New Britain herald., 1919-06-10
VIEW NAuTouE WHERE The CONFERENCE IN


the War Department; Doctor Rose,
director of the General International
Health Board, Rockefeller Founda-
ton; Doctor Talbot, chief of Chill
dren's Medical Department. Massa-
chusetts General Hospital: Doctor
Baldwin, director of the Edward L.
Trudeau Foundation for Tuberculosis,
New York; Doctor Hamill, director of
Child Welfare for State Of Pennsyl
vania: Major Garvin, chief of Amer
lean Red Cross Bureau of Tubercu-
New Britain herald., 1919-06-10

after the manner Of the newest con-
ventional coats, is another of fash
ions whims. It's the boomers.
They're built precisely like riding
breaches, OF course there's a sash
and again it's braided, though this
time of silk to match silk braid en-
broidery on the suit
Then there are separate vestees
for bathing dresses-another idea
borrowed from conventional garb.
These are of such materials as
Kumsi- K umsa and oiled silk.
Models by courtesy of Giddinss,
Fifth avenue, New York;.
New Britain herald., 1919-06-10

losis, France; MFR. Morgenthau, diplo-
mat and publicist; Colonel Strong,
Harvard University Medical School
and director of American Red Cross
Department of Medical Research and
Intelligence; Doctor Holt, Professor of
Diseases Of Children, College of Physi-
clans and Surgeons, New York; Doctor
WEIGH, director of School of Hygiene
and Public Health, Johns Hopkins
University Doctor Biggs, public
health commissioner New York State,
New Britain herald., 1919-06-10
(By Biddy Byel


Weddings don't hold the entire field
this month. Even though July has
the reputation of being an uncomfort-
able summer month, there are always
q few good days scattered through it.
And on one of these, some maid has
set her heart for her wedding day
In that case, June will have to con-
tent itself with the announcement
luncheon for the great day. SO why
not make it such a happy affair that
there can be no hard feelings between
months? 81: ,..
Sweet peas will do wely to sound
the keynote of the luncheon. Or wis
terra, now coming into full blossom,
arranged in loose sprays, will give
grace to the table and to the entire
room. Ferns demurely conventional
will combine with the Blossoms or
stand alone as the whole decoration
| if green and white is the preferred
color scheme.
| Now for the luncheon itself Eab-
! crate menus may be fitting some
| times, but in these months, cooling
| simple and daintily served luncheons
| will better harmonic with the happi-
ness of the day. Choose one of these
| suggested menus:
Chicken bouillon Waters
Salmon outlets with new peas
Dreamed asparagus in patties
Rolls
Strawberry ice cream
| Angel sticks
Coffee
Strawberry cocktail
New potatoes in cream
Parker House rolls
Stuffed tomato salad
| Sailed nuts Coffee
MaCarOOn cuStard
| Consomme Finger rolls
Potato nests
| Asparagus tips
| Cucum Der salad
| Bonbons Coffee
Salmon Cutlets-Take 1 cupful Of
milk, 3 tablespoonfuls Of fat and 4
| tablespoonfuls Of flour and make a
white sauce. To this add a teaspoon
| full Of salt, a dash of pepper, and the
contents of one can Of cold faxed
| salmon, moistened with a teaspoonful
| Of lemon juice. When 1t has chilled
pat gently into outlet shapes. dip in
egg, roll in bread crumbs and fry in
deep fat. To add the proper air, a
| piece Of macarOni may be inserted in
each outlet as bone, and finish with a
| paper frill.
Angel Sticks-IJse eggs, first beat
| ing the whites until stiff meanwhile
adding a third cupful powdered sugar.
Beat the egg yolis until thick, and
add to the whites, continuing to beat
! them. After pouring in a. ID tea
! spoonful of vanilla flavoring fold in
is Of a cupful Of flour which has been
sifted together with IA teaspoonful
of salt. Shape the sticks little over
four inches long and one inch wide.
and bake in q fiat tin covered with
unbuttcred paper. They should be
baked in minutes in a moderately
hot oven, first being sprinkled with
powdered sugar.
| Macaroon Cfustard--Scald a pint Of
milk in a double boiler. Pour it over
the yolks Of 4 eggs which have been
beaten a little with a dash of salt and
IA cupful of sugar Now return it
to the double boiler and let it simm err
until thick. stirring constantly. When
l. removed from the stove stir into the
custa I'd a cupful Of dry, crumbled al
noond macaroons and two tablespoon
New Britain herald., 1919-06-10
BY BETTY BROWN.

BY BETTY BROWN.
New York. June 1O.--Richest ma
terials, simple lines, elaborate en-
broideries La la . Chic :" as the
Parisienne says. These are the new
bathing suits.
And such a variety. Fifth avenue
shops have blossomed with them.
They are about as dashing without
being daring as the human water
sprite could wish.
Here's one of black wool jersey in
smock style with q sash of selma
terial with green and wool croch ct
edging, and an embroidered design,
New Britain herald., 1919-06-10

Miss Sutherland is the daughter Of
Senator and Mrs. Howard Sutherland
Of West Virginia and she is to marry
Lieut.. Col. Donald Marion McRae who
has fought with the British, the Cam
adam and the American armies.
New Britain herald., 1919-06-10

pa.c tuI Miss
DIE , Cumming Ma A ~ Or Tby k
r.
Co, Dr. F
Ma Col rd Strong Em
DR. M
p Dr. cue
New Britain herald., 1919-06-10
FOX'S THEATER.

In THE Fire Flingers''--Richard
dwell, (Rupert Julian) had come to
the parting Of the ways. That streak
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-09-02
"paatiee at talc",
paaltaar Brown.
|nr nTitcn ct iniit %rns citcr iertcu
Mars Sioclicr. Vriicr Sanlne.

"Raar Ell giuno | aoreuia bar bart
laa onoartcbc Niauronoer, at han I'll.
oelS moattc Aan ! Here Sage lioen al
'pt'c Ell Nlo. OF ban iaa timber ell
Weoicin, Der Qier ban Qoo iQlcn |
>rbet a. Inn iau llger. ion han fan
iplIe inc ire 'uIoc Wnaltiocr bier
Iaa, "a tror lea Set or paottoc Tor
ham at tnle Ill Nntte Tor andre. So,
oct or bpnb (allac har nbrettct for
mig, % ctlo mere. til icg bar Ill.
taget ii Tino / Wcgt oe iioitc Ter
llGer, og icg beiirocr mig iimpeltbcn
ION ell Iplinter m Wunb."
Snenltaocuoe mcrfpProiqc GrfIr.
RING blcu qiort al VI. s. 9romu al
1901 Serth Iucnile, SoitbL Gcbor
HapioS, Soma, un0er eli Sonltalc
ban nplIg hoooe ON tit Gilirloe meo
Ell 'pcciel HcprGieutout ior 8auloc.
Yir. Vrolpn hor / Ell lang Hrtte al
War nurct anIot hos :. Is. Gberrn x
COMPANY, 6obritnntcr al WieierIuos
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-09-02

Ter Tiger iioen Ipite ics CT 8tbre3-
bnro for Ionlac, hoori nit TilipIoe
be'freoeS iaa ngioqtiq at ieg ltrdr
flebte en- Slate al Weoictnen, og 6a
oar oct, at ocn LANCE get penote fla
Tor mig. ga, min 6erre. ieg islte
ltor Gorbe6rirg, fsr Dem isrite SLATE
Dor oobruat. Sna If ie5 en- til, og
NOT en-. o. ieg oe06leO at bItpe beore
ir6til lea MT hor taget lem JIoffer.
% ior isrite Gang oaa fem aar fan
lea ipiie bpooiombelit ieg suifer uoen
Etoet'er efterpoa. Wtn 9taDe FINES
at nrrc | perfett Soriatriug, OF oer
misunderstanding, at ieg tiItoger ioo /
ge9t, or ct 9epi3 Tor bpor aoot ieq
bar Al hoao ieg ipiier. Wire 9eroer
bar ier hclt reobruot, men M fan
ica iope iom en- Stot hper 9at, og
leG befinocr mig uomertet iii oIe
Siocr. Sea tror, at 3onlac hor isiet
aar hi nit 2io. og intet er Tor goot
for mig at lt9e ON oct"
Sorlnc 'rlge5 al en- le6enoc Mpo.
tbcfer / bper 9p. Moot.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-09-02

itpr, 90 ban err goot fienot. Iortipt
tcrbe i'm grfIGring inaoc gPr.
0ropn:
~UPin Waoe hor ppret / lloroen /
ointrcnt ierteu Mar 90 pnr til line
Iioer iaa ipog. at lea life enaou9
tunoe iaoIe Nltaten al Ntao. Seq
boooc en- irpgtcllg auoocn od en- So.
lclic AZ Somheb / min Wuuc 'amt
lfrGffeliac Smerter. on Ser oar til
tine Siocr Sage. "a ieg fife flmoe
iplic roact. Sea hoobc 9aaet ueo I
&cgt inotiI ica bar nGiten ct lepcnoe
Stclet. Seq miitcoc iaa omtrent al
min Stnrfe oa GuerQt, o. icg hopSc
life / ooreui8 pTret lltano iii at tuge
Den rettc Sntcre@ie / nogeu Gina
caer ioipre Ell Gags 9rbcioc. Sea
hor prrct miocr 9eboroliug. iorisat
aIlc SlaQS Ncoiciuer % uoaioet Here
Ecngc ems lea tlm0c holoc Regnina
poa. men peoblcp graopi3 at bIioe
oGrrc.
"Gco Sen Eio lea ~beann0te at toge
GarIoc par icg rt nplteu iuIoitrnoigt
min Nrda - belt mooiolocu on uoen
Saab , on oct ipntcs mig JON ON
Ieg III pnr iou omtrcnt oco min
9auc3 9noc. Tn DAG for omtrent
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-09-02
Smaa Sslc.a aecr.

Gre 9G~ggebpiocr. 1$ Sop Sliffcr,
70 Sop Mcl, u Sbcife Sanilie, Ii
SbeIte Cream Of Tartar. sGggebpi.
ocr1le pipes til Dc cr alocIeS itipe os
tore. Suftcrct bapcS / ulocr
itooig &iipIng, Mel ~ Cream OF
Gortur iiatea innmel 3 @on8c ~
"foloes" oerpoo ioriigtiQ mo / D.
itiuilagnc sGggebpioer. Snlaa "9Sos.
tppal,s" - Iommc Slag, iont man
brl,gcr til S~nuobaffels pasicr no.
merfct - Imercs rigtig goot % nj.
oe3 TO Grcoicocl IuIbe mco Hsren.
2ibt pllIpcrilcret Sutfcr bruises oper
bpcr, % Iao itcaea Sc omtrcnt -
Mirulier / en- miooelsporm Soger.
opn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-09-02
Puiet os Kioffenct.
Torf Chops meb His % Spmat.

Ser imaa SpinetoteIctter, - Sop
Riicngrpn, u @rcen Pepper, , inoa
Sbrifccr SaIt, Ell aop fogt Soma.
encr 6 trtte Stpfter rao Sonrat. SEQ.
telcttcr1c lGsgeS ! CT Stegciao oJ
pperoruaIeS meo Salt % Neber. Ni
len foges 10 Winuter. Saa irggc$
cit itor Sfciulo al Riicu paa huer
&otclet % oeroper en- INF Sfioc 30,
mat ~ cIlcr ct Var Steer al oeu
fogtc Somot, buis man brllgcr orl.
Somatcn bruises Iiot al Sen battcoc
Green Vepper, Iaa irtte5 set inb /
eli he's @ageropn 90 itcgea oultrent
Ell hahn Siue. en- mcgci nrrenoa
o0 apb Het.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-09-02
8rpniage.S uppc nocn Sjsofrait.

30 N9per (5urnips), = Toteter,
Ell Seg, 6 StiIfer Seueri, , @uIe-
rsoOer, ell Quart Gano, 6 Somatcc
(clcr Ell |int San itepeoe Coma.
teri. , Apaiter EerIiue, ~ Shc'fe
Gait, II 9bcife Ecber, 3 Spiielteer
Hiiengrpn. gae @~rsnia9cr ualtea
goot, RGper, 2sg, @ulereoocr
Eotc.cr itrPles % oerpoo males
oltiammcu i Siootoernen meo Ell al
sc arope anipe, Soo bopes oItIom'
men % / en- @rpoc og foaes unoer
2oag til oac @reniagcrue er go0t
uofoQ.e. gn uomcrfet Sommsr.
'uppc.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-09-02
Sugar Coolies.

On boIp Sop scot, Ell Sop Slt.
fer, ct gGg, !. aop Iur Nlelf, II
5beife Salt, , Stopper Wtcl com.
trent u 3bcife Soba. Seotet rsres
til oct cr bIsot, ina rsres Sufferet /
liot eitcr lie, o. oerpoa sGeget, iom
err uiIpet rigtis go0t. Gen lure @eI.
rsres oerpaa i. gtel, Salt o. CODA
iigtes iammen os haoe5 / tiIiIut. Ger
lpttcs ioa paa IS % fieplcs no nof'
ioo tpft og flores no meo en- Iioen
"Gootp Gutter. Ge iteges / Ell Beo
9aoeropn omtrent s Winuter.I
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-09-02
gtmbroiia.

Gn Sop pineapple, i~faaret / Ter.
ninger, . Nppcliiner, 3 Wanonas, Ell
GRAPEFRUIT elcr ell Sop opitaarne
Vccd)cs, Ell aop @pr al nogct Slag,
er Sop Gocoomut, Y aop Suftcr.
9lt bette blorocs gobt ianumen on
Ipttc5 paa 81, Ioa Bet ton ierOcrca
iatolot. Set fan ipiicS cnten iom
ipritc Nc., iitcoctior Sllppc eIler iom
Se5icrt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-09-02
Sfinfc inco Somat.

30 Sfiper Sfinfe, omtrent u
Somme tpftc behepc8 til bette. Oe$.
,locu 70 Green Tcppcr, , itore iriIfe
Somater, eler ell aUp fogt Somat,
Iont 6 Iurna Stpect Potatoes. $40.
len flores al Clinic fiperne %
Sc ipttcS oucr / folot @auo og foyer
noQle Wtirutcr, bporpoo Nanbet hGI.
Oc5 al. Sfiperne lrggeS berpaa op
i et Stcgciab % Somntcrnc, Iom err
ltaoret / Stiuer lGqgc9 oper. Gen
haftebc @rcen Eeppcr hrp9ieS oper.
&c ieoe Votrter fo9c@ ierii | 10 0fi.
inter, ioa tlspes Dc Iangociter %
Irggc3 runot Sfinfcn % altIammen
'tcocS / Ell tentmeli9 he's Nuqeropn /
40 Winllter.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-09-02
Micoiitcr Tslic (Horf Sauiase) meo
Euteter % 9Eblcr.

Sire &opper "malbco Potatoes"
Ipg0cs / 9unoen al Ct Stcgeluo. 11a
Vlmo "Eorf Sauioge" lGg9cS op /
togenoe Dono noele @inuter % Ell.
ter at oct fogenoc @ano er hGloet a.,
ltifteS 2epcr % Telie nleo Ell 8offci
ct Ear Stcoer. Son lrggcS Sc otter
hperonore opcr Totcterne % Ell Sop
iinbatfeoc sgbler lG9ges ooer. 0ette
itcgeS Iaa @aaeroOncn en- boIp
Slme.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-09-02

6om iroun grpeottiorer 90 LAB %
riie Gem "6u5oenuen' Sprtalftner.
Ri 5ar retop nlootnt m 6orlprius al
Sc iorlfieLige glooeTer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-09-02
"Ytrmit".H,alern, for hi.mr.ifsnh, s,an.

oiHuutr bar nj en- tor Del blsue, montftereos.
,ulblianoiee C%piusunaer perom tiune or.
bodies peo al b.ises susy ~tiIl.rips Seunoinas
pions 4merItan einters Sontor, III u.
Dearborn Slrest, ebieaso.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-09-02
Galuclcucr mco Bacon. mi n9.

Sflno % Sener there's uGf ira
Scpcrcn. bporpaa oemne there's op i
tpnoe Sfipcr. 9iaic ipttc3 oper /
togcnoe Nano / 5 Wimltcr, opppe5
iuo on / folot Tono og ou~erornaiea
nco Salt OF Eeber Sucr Sfipe
mcb Scucr rules berpno op % ont
firing Sen rules en- Sflue mco pa
con og ocnnc ipltcs ioit mco Ell eQcr
70 Sanoitiffer, eler ombinoc3 meo
Sraao. Sou ritter man Den til 0t
er brlule og "ierperer Dem ltrar.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-09-02

SiIet fra Eorat. Ts. iom tGnt,r poa at
isnoe BILLET iii Neuner slsr Faarsreup, /
Norge. tan srboloe iuIoit1noi9. Gplpsniu:
ger os be iioils Observation-Disclosures pso at
~iiti'ripe Seauoiruuiuu american zine, III
olortb Dearborn St.. ebieaao.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-09-02

Take a business or a shorthand
curse at Valdez College. DEBORAH.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-09-02

go Lunar Set / Dunbar.
no ~laupait Set / 2io,
Sen belle Stopnin0 lumbar
no fram til Sumars Slo.
Get CT tel fapre Climber
uaar Barren tltm her Roro,
% after ion Ell llnoer
nn,t Gin al SaI0e aror.
Wuos anrtia mia ituloe
iorr hc1t ooa @ero Elm Stao;
mco Slmor uta GuIoc
"a utan 1oIegIao.
Y(dn aIcuuTcr 'oG ofte, al Clay Sruas
uealsu NJ Nri'tcntroeu inofert paa Horz
Gc3 llolanne / Teiterbauct: Srtueerue.
TGreerue % S2lano o. Iige til 0rfnz
IGnH per Seiu @rition5 6irlp. Gen
Ranh If / Sauoheo norettc mcoet pua
; Sar. 6UorIc0e5 nj BAN 42ioIer til al.
bette?
ri man erinSre. al Clap babe fans
let jig ell nor Sormue poa line @i.inees
tog, iaa Oct Tile i.orteoe hant paa Ion
9elige S,attc, % Nn brugte Benz bits
rot in forte 8e9itrinqstio til at trent
me Den SaA ION q bans tore aongss
taute; al .rutue BET uoritc SoI..
vi fnn life noo ira Clap Srnopesieu
uoeu ar omtaIe hans gnarIrg: Nioaros.
iom ban oiitno. eiuroe iii Giebirao /
99S, men oeiaa ier 5apbe bruot iii 6oun
o. Stupoeitso for lin Siro % line S.ibe.
Neh bans iibite llbiGro bar NOT Yisarps
en- Slags tongeIig He'i6ensitab oa bleo
Dc, unner belle aora 6araIo 6aarIaares
9Gite.oneer. llnoer Clap Sen 6elioe
bIep &c. SiipeiGee % ira lisp al 5Ts
set for gorees Grte6iItop % RetropoIiz
tan; tbi Der bar "2anoets Stpr,c."
(gPere.)
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-09-02

finite frem III % ga 3ierncm @cretnins
gen ON SiBuro SGrla, Sri~.aisuucrne5
o. 3aaton 2arIs Seoriiicr. Zen mo@
ocrnc resatioe aritit. ionl tpGsicr lin
Nuip ogiau paa GInp Srnapcsiena 6iitos
rie, CT ttIbciclig til at itiGre IN. riotil
meQct al De melt ipGuoenSe 9corifiel.
Siaie itu.Irrne NurIe i%oritaar life @is
'ingetioens Anro % uitnrllQe @uentnrs
lin. Zen Mouo, iom itrep Sriotioi5 &is
tingebaIt, foyitoo bet ooo beore.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-09-02
norge$ Krlstning.

(Sor "GecoralsY oitcn" al GATOR Y.
SanQicth.)