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The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-03-15
Come Today and Inspect Them.

40-inch Sicillian with beautiful finish, in solid colors and the new shot effect, very service able wearing fabric specially priced at :. :. :. .. ... .65c 48-inch Mohair Sicillian, invisible check and stripe, new mannish effects in the most approved
 colorings for spring; specially
 priced at .. .... .....$1.W
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-03-15

Notary Public and Justice of the Peace--Ezra Wiggins., Beat 2, Clarke County; E. S. Hand, Hopewell; J. w. Terry. Courtland; J. c. Stoner, Hunts vile; W. F. Wright. Carbon Hill; J. D. Pentecost Hokes Bluff; H. w. Will Hams, Linwood.
 Constables--W. A. Tofbert, Dawson: Gordon Billbray, Monroeville; W. J.. Huff, Banks; J. A. Hunnicutt, Beat l9. Sumter County; J. H. Linen, Thornton: D. c. Williams, South Lowell; B. F. Sheets. Mobile; W. P. West, Moun- tainboro.
 Notaries Public--J. l.. Womack, Greenville; T. N. Gillian, Pollard; A. Proskauer, Mobile.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-03-15

40-inch Panama, a splendid fabric for present wear in shades of blue, brown, grey, tan and
 black. This is good number, specially priced at :. .. ..59c 5O-inch Panama, with etamine open work polka dot-for smart dressers will make a most at tractive gown; moderately
 priced at .. .. .. ... .$1.W
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-03-15

36-inch Mohair Brilliantine, in colors of brown, navy and black; these goods have a beautiful
 lustre and are remarkably cheap aI ....s.. .OOc 38-inch Mohair Brilliantine, in brown, navy, grey, tan, red, cream and black-most popular and desirable weaves for this seasons wear at .... ... .5Oc
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-03-15
Thursday Night, VfOIn Allen.

The appearance of Viola Allen at the Montgomery Theatre Thursday night as Hermione and Perdita in Shake speares comedy, The Winters Tale" should prove a delightful theatrical treat. Miss Allen has afforded thea tre-goers many enjoyable dramatic en- tertainments and thls new one will likely prove not the least delectable. Her supporting company for The Win ter's Tale" is a very large and capable one. and the production is said to be the finest in which Miss Allen has ap- peared since becoming a star.
 Adv.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-03-15
\ Few Specials in Muslin
 Underwear.

Drawers 25c-Muslin trimmed
 with three rows of tucks and
 embroidery ruffle; special .25c Corset Covers 25c-Nainsook,
 low neck, French style, trimmed
 with hemstitched lawn ruffle;
 special .. .. .. .... ..25c Chemise 25c-Muslin, trimmed
 with embroidery, splendidly
 made and very cheap at the price; special .. .. :. ..25c Night Gowns 49c - Muslin, square neck, trimmed with two
 rows lace insertion, beading,
 ribbon and lace ruffle; special
 now .. ...49c Corset Covers 49c-Nainsook, low neck, French style, trimmed with val. insertion and edge and ribbon; special. .. ..49c Drawers 49c-Muslin, trimmed with fine tucks and embroidery founce; a special good number; now .. .. .. .. .. ..49c Petticoats 49c-Made of Cam,
 bric, trimmed with lawn ruffle,
 finished with dust ruffle. .49c | Children's Gowns 49c-Made ol Muslin; a splendid article ant
 well worth .. .. ....... .40,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-03-15
SALINE SOLUTIONS POWER.
Saved Woman Pronounced Dead by PhyaIclan md Nurse.


 St. Louis, March 14.-After having been pronounced dead by two physi- clans and a nurse, Mrs. c. A Sweet, wife of a provision merchant, was re- stored by the injection of a salt solu- tion into her veins, and is now believed to be recovering her health.
 Five weeks ago Mrs. Sweet. suffering from gastritis, went to Hot Springs, Ark, in the hope of recovery. On the night of February 13 she seemed to be dying and eventually her heart ceased beating and respiration stopped. She was pronounced dead.
 third physician, however, decided to try salt solution injection and there followed signs of animation. The op- eration was continued and Mrs. Sweet revived. She has returned to her home In St. Louis and is now apparently re- towering her health.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-03-15
Missouri House vn. seunte.

Jefferson City. Mo, March 14.-The House concurred in the Senate amend ment to the House resolution fixing upon March IS as the day for sine die adjournment, but refused by a vote of 64 to 70 to adopt the resolution as amended. The Republican members declare their intention of ad5ourning sine die on March 21 In accordance with the resolution formerly adopted by the House
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-03-15
THREE BUILDING PERMITS.
Construction Work to Cost $S,SII fa
 AuthOrlzed.

Three building permits representing A proposed expenditure of $3,S11 in im- provements were issued yesterday from the office of City Engineer D. w. Ford.
 Mrs E. Hulet secured permit to erect a two-story frame dwelling house on Madison Avenue between Decatur and Bainbridge Streets, which is to cost $3.0OO.
 For the erection of a frame cottage at the corner of Union and Pollard Streets. H. w. Fancher was granted a permit to do work valued at $115.
 A permit was granted to Zirkle & Moore, agents, to make repairs cost ing $196 on the four room frame house at sol Monroe Street.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-03-15
town with messages for those in the

North.
 During the winter the tourists form ed themselves into a club for the mutual fellowship of all, and this organization held a farewell meeting last night at which many good-byes were said. The club had been strongly organized and it's membership number ed considerably over one hundred. It will be formed early in the winter or each year.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-03-15

popular small checks; also some figured designs amongst them-absolutely new fabric and would seem cheap to any one at 25c; Wednesday, the yard .. .. .. .. ..... l6c Fine Mercerized Suiting, in
 new dainty small check and
 stripe effect with a splendid
 range of colors; also solid ground with small woven fig ure in the new Soiesette ma terial; also solid colors, in- cluding black, white and cream Irish Poplin, light weight fabric, mercerized material, worth 35c; Wednes- day, the yard .. .. ..@c
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-03-15
Accused nf Thnft.

Richard Baker. colored, was arrested this morning by Officer Bobe on a charge of being a dangerous and sus- picious character The defendant was held under heavy bond and he was locked up in default of same. Baker is under accusation of having stolen a gold watch from another negro, the watch having been an unusually fine one The watch was recovered and will be held as evidence when the case comes up tomorrSw
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-03-15
Rnxmen Select omceru.

An annual meeting of the Stevedores' Benevolent Association, the strongest labor union in this city, was held last night and officers for the ensuing year were chosen. The election resulted as follows:
 President, Thomas Johnson: Vice President, Thomas Futile; Financial Secretary, Albert Pourtless Recording Secretary, George Johnson; Board of Trustees. John O'Brien. Tim Burns, Will A. Durham, Thomas Harvey and Rich ard Swayne There was a large attendance and much enthusiasm was manifested in the election.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-03-15
AmuSements, Montgomery Theatre, Tonight,
IsTeXaA.'

The new play of ranch life, Texas" comes to the Montgomery Theatre to- night. The comedy drama Texas" is a high class, coherent piece of work, and rendered by a strong cast headed by MT Robert Conness and Miss Flor ence Lester as Jack Dallam and Texas West, respectively. Seats now on sale.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-03-15

Minneapolis, Minn.. March 14.-w H. Watkins, manager of the Minneapolis Baseball Club, today announced that he secured Catcher A. A. Anderson of Detroit. Anderson played with the Lit tie Rock club in the Southern League last year.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-03-15
The Brooklyn Arrives.

The cruiser Brooklyn was reported off the bar this afternoon and for the time being will be engaged in target practicing. This ship has been in Pensacola harbor on various ocasions and many pleasant times are antici- pated during the stay of the ship.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-03-15
TourInts Take Departure.

There was a general exodus Of north ern people from Pensacola this after noon, the northbound train taking north quite a number of strangers who came South and remained in Pensacola during the cold weather. The tourists were in happy mood, and we're loaded
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-03-15
EXECUTIVE APPOINTMENTS.

Several Minor Officials Naed by Cover
 nor.
 Acting Governor Cunningham yester- day made the following minor appoint ments:
 Justices of the Peace--J. W. Bate man. wetumpka: John Law, Clinton vile: w. l.. Owens, Boykin; R. J. Purvis, Geneva; Duncan Wilson, South Lowell; F. E. Oliver. Hyatt; L. L.. Gilpin. Winfield; J. B. Porter. salitpa.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-03-15
Dress Goods That You Want.

 Brantnes Never such attractive patterns such charming effect  beautiful we'll magnificent display al s
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-03-15
STIRRING VALUES FOR WEDMESDAY'S SEL INCL
lOc Zephyr Glnghams 5c

n beautiful tri-colored stripes, suitable for waists,
 dresses and shirts, being woven goods will launder perfectly, "Wednesday the yard .5c
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-03-15

GREY ENAMEL WARE.
 91-2 inch cold handle frying pans .. .. ..lSc 1912 inch cold handle frying pans ..... .. ..ZOc 10 q'bread raisers with covers at .. ..SOc 12 at. slop jars with covers 10 at. buckets, seamless .69c 2 at. rice or milk boilers double" .. .. .. .. .. .49c PIP at. rice or milk boilers double" .. .. .. .. ..59c 3 at. rice or milk boilers double" .. .. .. .. .. .69c Bed or douche pans .. SPA 1-4 quart tunnels .. .. ..10c 1 at. graduated measures .29c IA inch wash pans .. .. .24c
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-03-15
No New Theatre.

By the purchase yesterday by the Pensacola Amusement Company of the old opera house building in this city, the possibility of a new theatre build ing has been stoped. The new theatre was under course of construction and work was being pushed, but an oner was made by the owners of the old building and the builders of the new theatre at once stopped their work and scooped in the playhouse which has done service here for many years. Now the announcement is made that there will be no further work in building the new house, but that the money which was to have been expended in such project would be laid out in improving the old building, thus making of 1t as fine playhouse as can be found in the Southland. This means that an ex- penditure of $20.000 will be made in remodelling the theatre just purchased, and that the work will be started soon after the present season has closed MT. J. M Coe, for many years manager of the Pensacola playhouse, will manage the remodelled theatre and will give It his personal attention.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-03-15
PENSACOLA'S COUNCIL
INTERESTING SESSION OF BODY
 PROMISED FOR TONIGHT.
Many Matters of Difference Between Omcials of the Prosperous Florida Municipality Will be AdjuAted,

Pensacola March 14.-(Special.)- )-A meeting of the City Council which will be held tomorrow night Is likely to be the most interesting session of the aldermanic body that has been held in this place in a long time, and the at tendance on the part of the public will no doubt be large.
 There will be many matters for ad- justment and this will mean that there will be some lively exchanges on the floor of the Council chamber. The Mayor disagrees with the city attorney. the city attorney advises the chief of police and the latter follows the ad- vice, half of the councilmen disagree with an opinion rendered by the city attorney and take sides with the mayor, while the other half adozen city law makers are for having the law carried out in its every detail, granting conces- sions on the license question to no one, and exacting from all just what the law dictates. All this will possibly contribute to making the coming meet ing one of the most interesting in many { months.
 It all came about, as stated In pre- vious dispatch to The Advertiser from a concession having been granted the promoter of a street fair which was put on in the city. This promoter, instead or paying the stated price Tn the orui- nance of $25 for each show, secured the signatures of half dozen Councilmen to petition to the Mayor, praying that the shows be regarded as one show and that the one blanket license of S25 daily be granted The Mayor. upon receiving this petition. gave his con sent for anything in this direction and sent a letter to the Tax Collector, stat ing that it would not be objectionable , if the license was issued as requested This caused the trouble. The pro- moter, upon attempting to show under this license. was arrested and fined twice, but when the Mayor himself re- turned to the city he discharged the promoter and gave the marshal some instructions regarding the duties of that very important office. This was all aired in the newspapers, and has created such an unbounded lot of in- terest that the meeting of Wednesday night is anxiously awaited.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-03-15
Household Necessities.

GREY ENAMEL WARE.
 1 11-2 at. Tipped Preserving
 Kettle .. .. .. .. .. ..1Oc ? at. Tipped Preserving Ket-
 Ile lOc 2 I-2 at Tipped Preserving Ket-
 tie .... .. .. .. ...... 18c B Quart tipped Preserving Ket-
 tles.. .. eco. .. .. 2Oc 4 Quart tipped Preserving Ket- 5 Quart tipped Preserving Ket-
 ties :. .. .. .. .. .. .. 29c 6 Quart Tipped Preserving Ket-
 ties .. .. .. .. .. .. ..34c 8 Quart tipped Preserving Ket-
 ties .. .. .. .. .. .. ..09c 10 Quart tipped Preserving Ket-
 ties .. .. .. .. .. .. .44c 12 Quart tipped Preserving Ket-
 ties .. .. .. .. .. .. ..09c
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-03-15

Paint, Oils, Brushes. Cement, Lime. Lumber, Sash. Doors, Payne, willingham & Wood, Store phone, s76; Factory phone, I5IO. Adv. '--
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-03-15
Special Display In Wash Goods.

department forging what the
 Special Inducements for Today.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-12-15
geo Bib. Beds gaare.
(SnOienOt af ). D.

Seq fIetter en- &rans til bin 9aare
2f Sat og meo 9Grl %gbebstudre.
Seq eliter % ERE bit Minoe.
9iens 5ioer be tomme og fpinbe.
Seq t9nter pdd llngoommens 0age
0a 5reOen leg fsrit fit at image
. in Rgit pdr ben b9tienbe Stemme
.. bet tan ies aIOrig forglemme.
Seq iiben bar fulgt big / eioet,
SO 9~ennebdano bar ou mig gipet.
3et er ldd pemooigt at tante.
9i ifuae / 9rapen big iante.
S0oem itaI M bin @erning optage
90 itpre / tommen6e 8age2
Oct itadr mig ej tIarIi9t for 2je =
Mlen 0erren ban Dor / bet beie.
Iii BAN bill af 9iertet ieg teoe,
Ut fan maa Os itpre og Iebe,
ut ban os frempeles bill iamIe
0g lebe / Sporst, bet gamle.
"a ifuae oi not faa at mQrte,
VI 5relieren felp sr ben itarte,
Sad ri fan bans 5iener unob9re,
Gn 3iberne enb blioer Ipare.
5arpel od. Q @enl oil ieg Tige,
5arbeI. til N les / SUBS Rige.
Oil 9io bar bin 6erre til 2Gre,
yu ma / bans Rerbeb ou oare.
Seq fletter en- Srdns til bin 8aore
9f 3ot og mso 8erl gbe6steare;
Sea aIorig BIZ tunne big 9lemme,
CUB globe big eOigt berbiemmel
Sobn 6ane en-.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-12-15
aOifiaelie al Stat Og airfe
/ Srantrig.

Spenoingen, Iom fsrte til oenae
Neffi1elIe, bar itaaet pud / Qdrepis.
M1an bar pinet f%ortlare ben fom nos
trpf for, at Reger:ngsn par fienbtlig
inoD &riitenbpmmen. 8et faar be-
re, Tom bet mad, Iaa oiier ubfaloet
life noget GjenOftab, 9oerten imoo
Strife eIer ariftenbom fom iaaban.
Wen bet bfier oerimoo, at Staten lite
frembelss, fom bibtil, Dil ftao 9berz
ten / 4fb9ngigbeoss e1er 5or6inotz
ligbe6sforbolO til ben tutbolite 9irte.
0g bet bar protsitanterne life Mar
Tag til at flage Oper.
Om ben tat6olIfe Strife Idu bar
bunbet her TAFT Oeb bet forarbre6e
5or6olb. bet er en- Sag for fig. 9i
fdl Der anfsrs nogle Orb fra oG6i.
Rec. Scr, IOm Oiier, bborlebes ads
tholifterne Isfp Ter pua bet.
8labst, e1er Jorfatteren 5 @ors
rein. faGeer bet, Der Itete Snsoag BEN
6. Dec, ben pigtigTie gegipenbeb / ben
treble Republits 6ifrorie. Man bap=
be pentet ct 6Iertal at 70 for Qos
itilelfesz2open, men ben ppnadebe rs
Stemmsrs 5tsrtal. @Ge be Moderate
Republifanere, fig M. Meline, en- &c
Ter pua 6ejere Sibs, fempebe fmo6
SSorildget I &irtens Hdpn. og andre
Repu6lifdnere t9mpebe imob bet |
Republittens Rapn. Wlen / begge Gil
f9fbe manglebe Der 2ogif og 4lDor.
tbi RepublTffen pg &irten bar Itebfs
4inanben mrbfat, Os iaa tiger Scr
nuften, at famine COB life funbe p1rs
fienbtlig mob begge.
S 8irteligbsben bar ben tat9o.ite
Rirte til Oato o9ret dntierepublifdnif,
bpob Der er naturligt, bn Republlffens
os Rirfens princ'pper mobfiger hins
cnben.
9erfom Be Romeriftdtbolife, Der ger
Rroo pad at D9re 2rifri g~fterfslgere,
fpis Rige fife bar uf benne 8erben,
iii nebl9gge beres 8amp imob Repu>
bliften, fdd bill Qbfti1eIies=2oben for
Rirfen bfiDe en- 6remifribtssQ Cor.
Snteaigente &dtbolttter inorsmmer,
at airfen tan u0bftles unber ben nge
Con. Def er PdOens oe bet benige
&olegums Wiening; oerfor nae be
Romeriftutbulffe fpge at gre 5reb og
life l9Rgere nomenclature Religion
Dg Polittt. Man mad 6aabe, at pa
pen, fom krefter bill BABE gneret til
al uon9bne gfifopper, bil inbitr9nse
1T galg til Iaabanne, Iom er intel
figents og liberak. Man maa pioere
haabe. at airfen unber oeres Qeoelie
bill begronie fine geItrebelier til ae.
tigionen og 8roberIfabsts Sheer. fad
Der mao f6lgs meget gOOt uf ben ufs
gjOrte ariie. 5 bpert 5ufb boIbet
Gronfrig og 8irten MI Oeres Sfabns
6per t i'm 6uanb. Suulungt GOts
nelp.
8i mener nil, at bet ffete bill bliOe
til @obn for bdabe Staten og 4irten.
g2u bar ba bber TT Omraabe at regers
pao. Oct nptter MI life langere for
ZEN fotbolife 2irts I 5ranfrig at fpez
fuIsre pod at lebe eler bldnbe ifg /
Statens aFarer. Og 5ribeb er /
Grurben aft, bDdb Rirten bebeDer for
at pinbe 5remgang. Den bar enbog
runbet fremdb feb unber GOrfdgslie.
Og for proteitanterne | Jranfrig sr
bet en- flor Climbing, at be MI er figes
fffnebe meb RatbOlffferne.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-12-15
Gennen.
6oreOrag al aret M table
(SIuttet.)

3. Sub er Dor Ben. o9 Bat
er Den enc 8ens 9tigt at bere og IpaIs
|paa ben anbens 4nora9enber. Gut.
Il, IS flyer SeIus: oOm nO9en at
|eber bar en- Ben, og pilbs gaa til
BAN ON Rionot. pg iige til BAN:
aers! laan mig ire 9rsO, efteroi min
Gen sr tommen iii mig fra Reiien, og
jeg bar intet at iGtte for 6am!"
9ette ferer os ct Bar Sfribt ino
paa ben mooiatte 9 be at 9ommen.
0uar ri BAR betenbt Dor Spno os
mobta9et 3ilgipefie, er SUB life lam
stre 0onuer, men Den. Qbrobam
tom til Sub, iom Den tommer til
Den. Gn rejienoe tommer til i'm
Ben. og oenne, ipm life bar no9et at
qfDe BAN, gdar til en- anben Gen for
at Iaane bet. gu blioer Sperosmaas
let, ON bet er @enners pligt at bi9lpe
hinanben / trpttenbe Rsb. 90 er
tet ogida ristiet, at en- Ben giber 9enz
itdbet iii 9rurb fer en- 9enfalbelI.
for en- dnten Benz - 90 CT 5orbgn
en- pligt? - @ennen naeter itrats al
Itad Op / ben uleil se Mibnatstime %
unoifplOer fig meb, at bans Iopsnoe
.8srn bill bIips ~forItbrrsbe. 9ans
6enfbnsfuftbeo til andre foar BAN
til al nels. Man fan Der iagttage en-
Strib imellem 8enitdb og a9rlig6eb.
5uoerens &9rligbeb gsr, at ban bdas
ger roer line 8srns 9etbemmeIigbeb,
mebens bin Manbs 8enIfdb for ben
reiienoe gsr BAN paatr9ngenbs. Ben.
tdbets Oper69ng itriber meb aGrs
lig6ebsenitet ON at labe 8srnsne fore
/; Ro. 8srnene / Sengen bsbsr life
ON at lore / 6reO; Oere5 6i9lpeiesbe6
er bsres enefte Bpm. - Wlen MI sr
Ter Ct Menneife / Nsb, for boiltet en-
Gen 6eber. for 1ois sieblitfelioe Srdng
felre ben ubeleilige Mibnatstime ey
5aIsmanS. Cub TSrger for fine
Bern og pad9er ober Dem. men nadr
en- Gen fommer iii barn, bbenbe for
en- ngbiioenoe, bd er ban bog ogiap
DiGi1 til al 1sre fine Bern en- iiIlt
Smule ulempe og llleiligbsb, for 1t
en- fadoon Ben fan blibe befoaret og
Rgben dfbiulpen. - Subs 8ern er
life ifubt til at lig1e og inue oltib.-
Zen bee Sag number ub | bet
SperesmuoI: ,,Sur 8enffabet pligs
ter, Der ifal ODer6ofoes2" - Gnboer
abel Ratuf BIZ berpad Tpore, at BET
tiloe pare ab1olut gait, bois en- Gen
n9qfebs at hi9lpe en- dnben; og Ggss
lebes, at bet oilbe bare urigtiot, On e.
WenneIte foriemte at gre ben, bet
fenbte fom fin funbs Ben, befenbt me6
fin RIB. Sdnbt 8enffnb itiler bet
fem Ct retf4rbigt 9rup at bare aob til
at bj1lpe, os at n1gte Sub bet, fom
man inbrsmmer Menneitene, bible
n6re urimeItet.
a. 8uber + uber, % bel
er en- 5dbsrs pfigt al bsre og fbore
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-12-15

,Danferen" .r bet enefe bon7.
R1ob | Mmerifa, fom abeddr 2 @dnet
ON l1qen, toft.r nm $50 darIio
Snbfenb 8effifins. prsDesHr. fens
bes frit poo Gorlonsenbe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-12-15


bes ban ia merifanft! Ree.)
The future of Danish American youth
6ar 5ortios % Rltibens @runb;
Their journey will both be rough and
smooth
Com De gamles til benue Stunb.
The same Good Lord and the tempter
strong,
Der pinfeoe 5o'r % Mto'r,
win sway then doings to right or
wrong
0e Ol fglge i 5aorsnes SPOr.
What are then the fathers the humble
Danes
@r Der noget oeb benz, Der er goOt2
They seem to remain on the common
planes,
Og tiger og faIoer fun Imuut.
The true the grand the bright
of their own
81 t9les at gerbens Reft,
Yet inward and outward the seeds are
sown
Scr 0oHitens neptsrftige 6sit.
This harvest was ever a conscience
clean,
6olbt blanf peo RetfGrbigbeos 6rpgt,
1t trembles at sight of the tempters
screen,
Der oil ifiuIe. boab 9p0en bar bpg't.
Another sheaf is a merciful soul.
Der fit al Subs Raobe en- Magt
To pity the erring - no matter how
foul
90 gaa imob @rum6eb paa gost.
Such ~heayensent bounties are guiding
the old -
Ter er meget. boorfra bet Tom
The child of TO day in the Danish fold,
DER 9ip, potter tart p<o bets 5lom.
If often the Temper succeeds with his
smear,
Sg mertner Sambittig6eos Slams.
a merciful Savior is always a-near,
Og oinier til Spnberen: %itanos!
The best in the nations that circles
the globe,
Gr ii9lben DE bsjeit poa Strad" =
Remember the wealth and the kingly
robe,
Som ariitus Osb 6rifteren
iad
The best in the nations the %happiest
Gre De, ber fra fpnfOimle 3ino
Follows Christ to the lowlands, his mis-
sions TO do.
Cmeno aorsimerter trptter paa Sinb.
The same Good Lord and the tempter
strong
Toner alag Qioercen omtrine,
And all The worlds children do right or
wrong
timber 5anen. bporom be ilaar Ring.
But v and always the little true flock.
Der itoo. bDor 9uosbanneret beb,
Has been to the tempter "A stumbling
block
% en- Suroejg til ~bimmeIite grso.
Then fear to the rear and faith to
the fore,
Der er 5rsmtib for Odnfternes
9srn.
Their past and their present ie-
yeals a core
Qf en- Strait, Der beitob mangen 3ern.
The Lord will help, as he always must
Gsen araft 10 albrig Fuur til -
And he gave our Youth in inherited
trust
30 at%orsfaner - ON iua nan DiI. =
Saa gap ban ct 5Iug. Der Omfolosr
be TO -
For hero's of both il has use
0ets Streeer er 3rappetrin, imebst
beb 5ro
On the rule that permits no abuse.
Uleb Stjernerne binter bet bgiere op
To a peace - like in mildest of night
Og 0ana9tten o4 NOT fslge Crop
Under triune Symbols of Right.
5attigmano.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-12-15
Snleniernen,

Snbre Misiions Qlmandt og ,5ule=
sa0en til be belige / DuHmart Oentss
hOer Dag. 5orfsnbelien sr bleoen
foriintet pua 9runb at oSelis 81
lap"s ll1efb.
@i beber bore 9enner inbfenbe Be
fiQinger paa o%benn9bnte 69fter. De
ftul ba blfOe tifisnbt, iua fnart be
anfommer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-12-15
-Giterlat.

(Rarperenbs interssiante Digit al
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