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The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1905-01-25
coated at Wheaton, Ill. where on Nov.

coated at Wheaton, Ill. where on Nov.
6 1867. he was married to Miss Laura
j. Gleason. In 1871 they came to West
Side, Ia, where Capt. Smith engaged
in the lumber. grain and loan business.
In 1880 he was elected recorder of
Crawford county and occupied this
Office for three consecutive terms.
In the early part of 1887 he moved to
Council Bluffs, and then, during the
latter part of the year, came to Sioux
City, where he has since resided. In
Sioux City he was engaged in the alb
stract loan and real estate business
When he first came to Sioux City he
entered into business partnership with
1. T. Roberts, who later died. In the
spring of 1895 he formed a partnership
with his oldest son Mel. j. Smith.
Capt. Smith is survived by Mrs
Smith and four sons and daughters
Mel. J. Smith, Claude Smith, FloyG
Smith and Miss Helen Smith. Lena
the first child born to Capt. and Mrs
Smith. died as did also Laura Belle, the
third chilu.
No arran sements for the fun era
have yet been made. Sioux City
Journal.
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Public Sale.

We, the undersigned, will sell at
public auction on the Rudolph Lehfeldt
farm, at the northwest city limits of
Denison, on
FRIDAY, FEB'Y 3rd, 1905.
Commencing at 10 o'clock a. m. sharp,
the following property:
Ninetytwo head of cattle consisting
of SO thoroughbred cows with calf
among them 10 cows with calves al
side; registered full blood Shorthorn
bull 3 years old, | Shorthorn bull
coming years old; 81 bull. steer and
heifer calves. 9 good work horses; 81
sets double harness, single harness, )
sets fly nets, 3 lumber wagons, 2-seated
buggy, top buggy, binder, corn
binder. grinding mill, 2 riding plows,
hay racks, hog rack, corn stalk cutter,
mower, hay tedder. hay loader, hay
rake, bob sled, yard scraper, pulver-
izers, Is to 20 dozen chickens rs tons
hay in barn and other articles.
Free lunch at noon.
Terms of Sale-All sums of $40 and
under, cash; on sums over that amount
credit of one years time will be given
on good secured notes bearing 8 per
cent interest.
RUDOLPH LEHFELDT
JOHANNES REEH.
w. j. MCAHREN, Auct.
GEO. sNAEvE, Clerk.
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OVATION FOR DR.. MILLER.
Especial to The Reyiewl

INDIANOLA, Ia, Jan 10, 1905.
Under the auspices of the Simpson
College Greek club, Rev. Dr.. Emory
Miller, pastor of the Methodist church
at Denison, delivered a lecture at the
Methodist church III this city last Wed
nesday evening IN The Personality OF
Force.
DIR. Miller was for niue years pastor
of the Indianola Methodist church and
the large number who attended his
lecture, comprising both the citizens OF
Iadianola and the students of the col
lege, shows the high regard and esteem
in which he is held by the members OF
his former congregation. Preceding
the lecture special music was rendered
in his honor by the ladies' glee club OF
the college conservatory of music.
DR.. Miller is known among literary
men throughout the English speaking
world as one of the deepest thinkers il
the English language. His book en-
titled 1.-THE Evolution of Love- at
tracted the attention of such men as
Gladstone, who commended it very
highly, He is philosopher, and that in
the strictest sense of the word. He has
mind which is able to comprehend the
falacies of the Greek philosopher and to
point them out to others.
The subject on which he lectured last
Wednesday evening is dry one, but
he handled it in such a manner as to
hold the attention of the entire
audience. He showed that every
motion, every evidence of force or
energy, can be traced to a personal
origin, and that personal origin is God.
He uncovered the fal:acies of the
philosophers of Hume and Locke, who
attribute all physical phenomena tc
natural law, but who make no attemp,
to accoun, for the existence of natural
law. and no one could have gone away
from his lecture without an unbounded
and unshaKen faith in the existence Of
God who created the universe an6
watches over its destiny.
At the close of his lecture he was
rendered an ovation by the entire
audience, who crowded up to the pull
pit to meet their former pastor. DR.
Miller was also present at the colleg.
chapel exercises Wednesday morning
and made short address to thu
students.
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their political careers. Gathered in the
smoky Hobbies of cheap hotels, reaking
with the odor of beer and liquors, they
tell strange tales and marvellous expert
ences. Some, more refined in their
tastes. and less addicted to the weed
and spirituous liquors, meet their
friends in more private quarters and
there swap stories of the real facts of
political campaigns. Their discourses.
however are entirely unaccompanied
by af1idavits or any semblance of verifi-
cation, and hence due allowance must
be made for the liberties taken with
truth in tie jungles of the large cities
Sandwiched between the thrilling mar
atives of the ward healer's minions, one
hears the breezy. though generally less
dubious, revelations of the western pol
itician, who halls from the fields of
agriculture, the ranch or the mine
With due admiration for the political
system under which we live, in the
main, few sessions with a group of
practical vote gatherers andl political
manipulators suggests that there may
be some room for slight improvements.
With increasing fscility for publicity.
and the continued elevation of the NOR
al tone of the American people the fu-
ture needs, nevertheless, be weighted
with no great doubts and fears, if the
present be utilized to plan it's battles on
a high and intelligent plane. Where
patriotism supplants selfishness, and
intelligence supersedes ignorance, cor.
ruption vanishes like mist before the
morning sun.
oLGER b. OLSON.
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REAL E STATE TRANSFERS.

January11, 1905.
Margaret Mendenhall to Geo r knight
na seA section Willow township. $4,000 90
Jan IL 1905
Henry Krohnke and wife to Jurgen ~
Krohnke all sw14 section Fl Morgan
township lying on side of Chicago
& N w road of 1882 acres. ........ 1928 16
Jan14
VIM Morton to James Pearsali n1a ea
e1a WIS swsw14 section 81 Union twp
2M acres. ................ 5O 0O
j r Rolls to James Pearsal VIII wy
swswl4 section.35 Union twp Elk ]
in Sc corner. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 3oO 0U
Jan l6
Alfred Jackson and wife to Alfred
Birkhofer lot II blk Dow City -. 900 90
Jan II
Western Town Lot Co to John Eyer
lots and Berne. ............. 200 90
w S Rae to Annie Rae Love and AFT.
undivided interest in lots l9-2O.21 blk
3 Charteu Oak. ............... 90
Johu II Hammer and wife 20 Geo q
Foderberg lots and plk9 Manila 800 90
Peter Petersen and wife to George
Krohnke and Emil Deckmand VIZ
sell and swA section 81 Soldier twp
@4u acres. #...... .loVUu w
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NOTICE.

Owing to the fact that many have
wished to take Osteopathic treatment
and felt that they could not afford to
do SO I have decided to reduce my rate
for treatment at Office per month to
$15. While this means harder work for
the Osteopath. yet hope by so doing
to introduce the methods of Osteopathy
as curative system to such an extent
as to permanently insure its standing in
Crawford Co.
Osteopathy claims many cures II
Chronic and Acute diseases where
other systems have failed and it
challenges the entire list of other cura-
tive methods in such diseases as Rheu.
matjsm. paralysis. nervous diseases and
Female Disorders.
/ Consultation and Examination free.
DIR. E. D. MCLAREN.
eADpaf~-e~eeese-~.~1~ e-e.e-c~-~Nese~-~~.e~
,opsla Cure
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ROAD NOTICE.

The township clerk will receive
sealed bids. up to o'clock P. M. Feb.
9th, 1905, for the superintendent for
roads In four districts. one superintend-
emit for each district, of East Boyer
township, Crawford county. Iowa, for
the year 1905. The bids to be per day
with or without team. The Board re-
serves the right to reject any or all
bids. BY order of the trustees.
a. W. MILLER. Twp. Clerk,
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saloons through the county met with
defeat. Another victory for the Tenn
Perance Allies. Crawford county can
have prohibition if she will work for it.
The woman who sits by her baby's
cradle, having learned no lessons of
responsibility and self-refiance, whose
mind is narrow, whose arm is weak.
and whose heart is timid, can impart
to that child only what she herself
possesses. What is SO important to
the public good as that women, who
are the mothers, should have the
benefit of the self-respect and self-re-
lance which come from the possession
OF equal rights-Lucy Stone-Union
Sign the petition for saloon license
If you choose; possibly 1T will be your
neighbours boy who will be ruined
and not your own. Then let your
neighbor sign it in the hope that it
will be your boy, and not his, who will
be the victim. When you have both
signed it you have both done all you
can for the dive keeper; and your boys
will have to keep out of the way of
temptation which you have placed be-
fore them. If they do not stumble and
fall it will be through no fault of yours.
You will have placed the bottle to
their lips. and if they ldo not become
drunkards it will be due to the strength
of their own manhood, and not to the
care and solicitude of their fathers
Tulare News.
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THE CORPORATION TAXES
Amounts Paid in Crawford County by
Various Corporations.

1t is human nature to be glad to know
that someone besides ourselves is pay
ing taxes and especially is this the case
when it is the "soulless' Corporation
that does the paving. Treasurer Kuhl
has kindly given US tbs figures showing
the amounts paid by different corpora
lions in this county, as follows:
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WASHINGTON. D. c., Jan. 21, 1905.


which has many meritorious features.
The Hepburn bill is reported to be more
conservative than of the other bills in
troduced along this line. and therefore,
perhaps, stands better show of pas
sage. The president is deeply interest
ed in this question. and unless some
measure is passed at this session look
L ing to the relief of the shipping inter
{ ests, he is said to be contemplating
calling an extra session of Congress to
enact legislation of this character. The
president also favors moderate revis-
ion of the .aaiff but seems to subordi
nate this desire TO what he evidently
considers more important and press
ing need.
Several senators are looking relieved
and happy this week, and on account of
the action of the legislatures in their
home states in rejecting them to anoth-
or term in the Senate Prominent
among those who have recently been
reelected may be mentioned Penrose
and Knox, of Pennsylvania; Depew, of
New York; Lodge and Crane, of Massa-
chusetts; Carter, of Montana; Burrows,
of Michigan, and others. The most re-
1 markably unanimous election on record
Il perhaps of United States senator was
i that of Senator Burrows, of Michigan,
where every member of the legislature
isl republican. The deadlock in Mis-
souri, may result in the return Of the
present democratic incumbent from
that state, the venerable and admirable
General Francis M. Cockrell, who has
served for many years with distinction.
Practical politics may be learned in
the abstract in Washington more com
prehensively and with greater variety
Of adaptability than at any other point
in Christendom. The men who claim,
and acquire. positions about the capitol
because Of their assistance to congress
men; senators or politicians in the
wards Of New York, Chicago or st,
Louis relate n .. eppg est ca. ..'-
sissss ts.~t;cs -
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w, c. 7, U. COLUMN.
Under the Auspices of the Denison
Union.
THE VOICE OF AUTHORITY.
Morro OF TIE srArE OF,

MOTTO OF The STATE OF Iowa.
In the Name of God, we Will set Up Our
Banners.
PLEDGE.
II herebylsolemnly promise, by the help OF
God, to abstain from all distilled, fermented
and malt liquors. including Swine, beer and
cider. and to employ all proper means to dis
courage the use of ana traffic in the same"
PURITY PLEDGE.
~ solemnly promise, by the help of God. to
hold the law of purity.as equally binding up
on men and women, and to use the utmost eff
forts to obey the command, Keep Thyself
Pure" to discountenance alIcoarse language
and impurty in dress. in literature and art;
to lend helping hand alike to men and wom-
en-, giving the penitent of both sexes an equal
chance to reform, as far as any assistance
and influence can do this
Time of Prayer-Noontide
Badge--A knot oflWhite Ribbon.
:. Method Preventive. Educational, Evange-
listic, Social and Legal
Watchword- -Agitate, Educate, Organize.
Dues--$l 90 a year
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A recent canvass of Sac County by
the Brewers Association with the hope
OF securing votes sufficient to establish
saloons through the county met with
defeat. Another victory for the Tenn
perance Allies. Crawford county can
have prohibition if she will work for it.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-07-25

er nOget 9eear efter rdbitdle aanbIs
eater. 9por man lager benz for gos
be garer er bet tun | Mungsl al paa
bsbres 9apelie og foroi man lite ieio
ian ubrette tilitr9tfeliet. Den 5io
er forbi, oa arbeioerne par enfOIbise
moi til at femme paa en- Oscar 9ons
len sler en- 6. Sage, Itsnt 6Iertaast
/ be poueeIbenOe arebie bar SOtials
cemptroter. Sooounne 0umbeosr CT
lite / aurs mere.
Oct bill ogiaa bore nptti9t for De
Habifale at afIabe meb ben Gale, at
maj er mere fitfer pua Socioloemos
traternes enb paa be Rdbitdles
Stemmsr peb ct 8ale. 6or hOis bet
ts bsfr6ftes bare een Sang og Get
Steb, er bet fittert ubs meo enhOer
Qaiance."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-07-25

tibe Smfang males peb. at bet
oenne 5ib bar uobelt for opsr $780,
900 9ronsr lloftpr til 2,373 8ern.
Men Iaa meget oisie 5ol eno tiger,
Fnber man bog fsrit ben rette Bag
grunb for bsres9uls. naur man tam
fer pda, bportil gsneene er anpenote.
&onfrmationen er, bortiet ira ben
rent firtelige 8etponing, ct al 8ens
bepuntterne / De fleite Menneifers
2ip, bet afgersnbe Stribt fra Barn
til 8otien. Og Der msoes bd 8srs
nene fra ale Samfunostlasier, Sios
|cm Sibe Og melem binanben paa
&~irteguloet for at mootdge ben bei'
tibsiige SnspisIfe ii! here's Gins Ger
ming. Den, Der life ielp bar prsDet
bet, bill panifeIig hume iatte fig inS
! ct fattigt Barns bitre 5slelie at Of
|pare pud 9ibets S~fpeeeiioe. ON bet
Ter ffol titles frem / l%upilibte, az
mobspr4gebe at9oer melem pelbds
tenoe 8grn. 0enne Dag, Der buroe
rare ct Init Og glub Mfnoe, bIiper
bermeb let Iige bet mobidtte.
Ser er bet ba, at poenn9pnte 5or=
ening treber b~jalpenbe til, poenbe bet
iterit mulige Qntaf tr9ngenbe 8srn
ct fuGbFenbigt &onfrmutionsubIinr
IS benne i'm imutte @irtipmbeb for
tiener bet, 6bab aGe pitt fan bliOe
enige ON, ben itsrit mulige Ststte,
og BET par snifeli9t, Tiger o9dgblas
BET, ON 5nrretbOeddrsbagen modtte
bringe bet en-, bois bet pebbliOenbe
TfaI funne uofpibe iin0lisfon, 6aarOt
tiltr9nst 9ilgong af me Meolemmer.
Oct aarlige 9ontingent er fun 4 9r.
40 Gre.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-07-25

9eiIe Sommerteatsr
br9nbt. Belle Sommerteater er
ifslge Telegram til q. 3. n%ebbrGnot
ben 10. bs. Slben, Der er opItaaet
pau 5iGifiperpt1bsen opod&oss 'beO
4s5ioen. granbp9ienet bIep alars
meret; men gpgningen, Der O9Isntlig
beItoo df IRA, neObrenbte / 9pbst al
Ell par Elmer; 4 Qrtiiter, Der for 5is
BEN opbolbt fig poa 9edtret, MATTE
rebbe ia / bet blotte 2inneo, mebens
aae oeres 8etpiiiter br9note.
gpgningen par foriitret / asbitGs
oernes alminboIige granbforiiiring
for ca. 1900 ar. og Snbboet
,,9anmort" for 1000 Sir.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-07-25
maanYt

gaftor Oafboffs Subj
le u m. Gn &rebs af Oumer og
5errer par trdabt fammen % bupoe
inbidmlet en- itsrre Penseium, iom
blep ooerrdft profesfor pauai / @ns
leonine at, at ban ben 1. Suli funoe
Ie tilbage paa % 4ars 8irficmbeo
paa 0iatonisieitiftslien. og at pros
fesforen fnpttebe 8elsbet fom ct 2egat
til Stiftslfen.
Otter bpab Der MI erfares, inbfanot
Der ia famine Dag osfad bos ben
onben Subilar paa Diatonisfeftiftels
fen, qoftor 0albOH, en- 0eputdtion.
beiiooenbe af Romtesie 4blefelot
2ourDisen, prOfesfOr 8ernburb Bang
% 5ru gosbanblsr Buffet os repro
fenterenbe en- 8rebs af 8enner oe
Heunbrere at paitorens energetic oe
bormtfslte 8irtiomheb paa Stiftel'
fen aennsm be mango aar. %
mebbraate ligelebes en- itsrre penge
FUN, ON bbis Qnpenbslfe fom ct ii
DiafonisieftiftelIen fnpttet 2egat D
bah pofforen felD at tr9He be n9r
mere geitemmelier.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-07-25

9smt glejemooer.
gGeiebsrn8fussn ira SIRE
berifsbers affIuttet.

Deb dreberitsberg 8irts gfftrdret
bar Der I TO 4ar p~erieret en- Ylejes
bgrnsfoe, fom / i'm 3ib batte meeen
Opfigt.
0enne Sag bar enbelig ben 6. SUI
ii funcet i'm 4fflutning. 5iltdlen
reiites mob en- pad @oothdabspei boz
snOe 6ru s., fom buOoe en- UtGnsoe
gleiebgrn, Der fuu gObt iom ale puns
rsotsbes paa forftenig Modbe. Oct er
unber Sogen oplpit. at ben n9pnte
Dame bopbe baft life minbre enb 20
gleiebgrn / Siosrummet fra 1. 4prtl
1901 til %. SUM- 1903, og at bisie
er otteafgaaebe Deb 9Bben
bogtiItaIte, meoens en- oeoe hort
efter at pqre tagen uo at plejen.
Sm ReTten er bet oplpff, at fem bill
be life triDes bos tiltalte og ofleberez
bes at oenne usle og mdgre, to enoo9
fom rene 5feletter", mebens be FIRE
ofebereoes / ForTsmt SiIftunb, buoz
lefe. "a tiloels blobige pg iaarfplote
paa tpre Dele at &roppen. 9drats
t~eriitiTf er bet, at lie bisie gern Tom
ia 6urtigt, oa De Tom / en- anbsn
gleie.
7et er enbbibere oplpif. at ct entelt
Barn, Gna g., peb bets 4feoering
fra t@iltalte, 3 Maaneber gammelt,
,,bar mere Tom ct Gig. enb fom ct
lebenoe 9nien, &roppen bar bogfdpss
fla life dnbet enb Sfinb pg Ben og
forneben fulo af rpbe, tirIeb9rfignens
be glGrer, mebens begge 4rme oppe
reb Stulbrene fob / ct fort Sadr,
bbordf Mdterien flsb".
Om ct anbet Barn. Marb D, II
tst oplpit, at bet nOgle Ooge for bets
9gn bar bublsft pao ftsrre Dele Ct
Rroppen % menem 59erne, Der Der
belt blobige, ligeiom Barnet i bet
bele bar / en- Iaa forfsmt 3ilifdnn,
,,ot Der enbog er frembrugt no9en
sSormponing ON, at bette bar o9ret
en- meopirtenbe 4urfag til 8arnets
9gb."
Oct sr enbbibere unbsrSagen sobt=
giort, at pleiemoberen / 8e9bnbelien
af Ropember Muaneb 1902 pda 3 f0rz
ffelige 9age bar unbru9t Barnet
SERBIA g., Der bar i Waaneb gam
mel. og Barnet grnf s., ION bar
a Maaneber gammel, / Here Sinner
pua ct life opbarmet 9ultefammer,
FAINT at og til bet life ct 4or gamle
Barn 5bnra g. / upuutlpbt Siltdno
pad &stfentrappen, ubfat for 8uloe
cg 5raf, 6pab Der bar baft en- ffobez
Zig SnoHpbelfe pdd bisfe 8srns 9ef@
breb.
4aigeDel Hap ben unuturlise plejes
mooer meb 4 Mdaneoers itmpelt
5argisl, bet bet / 0ommen figes, at
Der life foreligger geOis for, at plejes
mOOeren Oeb poiitip fabeIiggsrenbe
e~ehdnbling bar misbunblet 8srnene,
rlen Der iiges famtibis, at pun bells
Deb ben Omtalte 9anregt at 8prnene,
bells Dso at unblabe at fsge 29gebialp
til BEN / 5ibe bar misbdnblet flere
cf De til 6enbes Omforg betrOebe
p~leie6srn.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-07-25

8irtfOmbb, bells for at fire fig mob
OpfsreIien at 9ufe | lere gtaeer lige
Op uo lin 9abe. bar nu beb Sob fsiet
8iaaen DrOnningenspej Rr. "a til
fine pbrige grbperpelfs r. 4real er
1924 &p. 4len, &sbefummen 10000
9roner.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-07-25

store 8etfeIfes msber.
@n 9reos at pr9Iter og 9agm9no sr
traabt Idmmen for at orbne en- R9tz
te itore 9attelftsmgbsr / 9sbenbdpn
F.; fioite 5ulubsl at September Maus
neo.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-07-25

0u Rabnen tos qremie 6.
5or en- Moonebstib iiben fangebe
nogle S~maabrense fra @obbjerg en-
auOneunse inbe ! Refftrup StOp, os
be Iagbe, ifriOss Der til Belle Sol
te6lab", paa gsisn bism ben 9lun,
at Rabnen lfuIbe til 9brifue.
Den Tom osfaa til Dprifue / Sab.
berg Og ff qr9mis og bet oben
9ebet 9grespr9mie.
9brffusplabien / @ubbisrg bsb
gDrigt paa rig 8oriution fra 9pre-
peroensn.
5oruben Rabnen BIB bet pau en-
Si9G0enbsb fom 4 R9beuns
ger, en- 0rsng bupbe grdbet ub %
nu giorbe COB 5Orretning meb, ioei
ban tog 10 Gre Of bOer, Der Difbe Il
benz.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-07-25

Gn 9aarob9noe 41lies
9a "Opens : 9alset bar oDers
iiaaet, par Der ct Rebelblao, fom fos
reilog, at SGcialoemotraterne og Re
beqerne / Wsens : areoien Deo nGite
8alg enebes ON at itemme pda en-
rooifdl 6usmdno. Social Demo-
traten" proteftereoe imiolertio sies
6tiftelig imob oeHHe 3ante uo fEu
Den 9etragtnins, at bet tiltom SoeIs
dlbemotraterne, fum pdd Weeen bar
Here / 5al enb be Raettale, at uopege
IN epentuel J9destdnoibot.
s Silflutning til Social Demo
tuoten" ger .BeiTpaunbs Sociuls
3tmOtrat" (Reonftsr Sunbbo) bet
FANNIE galbenbe. s en- Qrtitel / BET
n9pnte Socialffforgdn, bpori Rebefs
ferne bebunbles meb en- meset buaros
.69nbet OOerleRnbsb, bebber bet FL.
anbet:
,Ogiaa andre Stebsr bar ri BORT
Zen unberlige 5ale, at be Rd6ifale
fulbe babe pgre Stemmer ogiau /
arsDfe, bOor Ri er 5lertdl. Der
Ifu'be bore faaoan en- Slags 9ens
fe' smesfigfsbshenfbn, fom talte
berfor. Oct par MI en- Sang lite
iaa miiftert, at 9enitrem9noene bible
femme pua SDcialbemOfrdterne
bOorimob bisfe ffuIoe barre frpgtslia
lforfegne efter rabitale 0enitretanbi.
batter. SocialOemofraterne bar 9i'
fciplin, flyer man; men bet bar Den.
fire life. De er Rebe[ler ogiaa unbsr
en- 4Giance. Og benne 5rolssbef
ffnfbe belennes meb en- 8roberpari
af be Mdnboter, Der tunbe tilfalbi
Gppoiitionen.
Gor at forebpggs oGte Misforitau'
elfer maa pi fige bet rent ub, at Del
flet life Hianbt Socidloemofraterns
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lasteS smdnosbans, oe Der er ullereoe
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ON antaselie til uaite 4ars gbeliess
togt.