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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1906-10-25
O1zmmea Kats.

WHERE are Hats for all here-hats fol-
elS Misses for children, for women, Bonnets
Toques and Turbans.
Large picture Hats and mourning Millinery
You will be pleased with the rich materials
and exquisite workmanship that are on ou
hats at So 90, $50, $500, $500. $500
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1906-09-21
Local News
Montpelier, Idaho, Sept. 81, 1906

Fresh bread at Sadie's.
For a good bath, shave Or hair cut go
to Phelps barber shop.
Mrs. Peter Houck is visiting with rel
atives at Brigham City.
Chas. e. Harris, Notary Public.
Regular dance at the L. D. s. hall
tonight.
Hon. Tim Kinney was here Monday
looking after his business interests.
New styles in mems and boys hats at
H. b. Whitman's. 80
Mrs. Bresee vent to Ogden Wednes
day for a snort visit with her daughter.
Andrew Nelson Of Bennington. is re-
ported quite sick with mountain fever.
Plenty of fruit jars, extra tops and
rubbers at H. b. Whitman's. %
Ed. Barrett spent several days here
the past week in the interests of the
Capital News.
Wanted, a reliable and energetic boy
at Ritter Bros drug store.
Lace curtains and window shades at
II. b. Whitman's. sc
Miss Connie Mcintosh Is In Salt Lake
this week taking treatment for her eyes
from DIR. Pfoutz.
MIR. aud Mrs. Joe Fuller Of Cokeville,
were circulating in bear Lake 8 metrop
oils Tuesday.
a big line of suit cases, handbags ani
telescopes at ii. B. Whitman's. 81
Walter Phelps and Ralph Jacobs lefr
yesterday for a two weeks trip tt
Omaha and Chicago.
Mrs. Frances Sheath left Monday foi
4 O month 5 visit at Pocatello, Salt LAX
and Cache Junction.
, Wanted, 900 second hand gunny sacks
for which / will pay . cents each. Kid
get busy.-Ed o'Connor.
The entire furniture for a four-roon
house for sale cheap; call at this office
Mrs. Henry Douglas and childrei
returned Saturday from a three week
visit with relatives in Ogden.
, Will Shupe came up from ogdel
Monday for u weeks visit with parents
: Mr.. and Mrs. John R. shupe.
Schmid. the tailor, makes a specialt
of repairing and cleaning clothes. q
All the popular 10, Is and 25e move.
at Mrs. Chapman's.
Rev. J. H. Parton will occupy til
pulpit at the Presbyterian church ne,
Sunday morning and evening.
A couple Of carloads Of pipe for II
water mains arrived this week and ha,
been distributed along the line.
The Paris roller mill is now runnir
daily and is prepared to handle all o
ders. 30
Mrs. ]. B. Wrahek returned last o.
urday from q two months visit wi
relatives in Minneapolis and St. PAT
II you want the beat shoe to be hi
for the money, come and let pa sht
you our stock,-H, q, Whitman.
Yesterday was Jewish New Years a
marked the beginning of the year 56t
from which date Jewish history
reckoned.
Yarns, blankets and outing fame
new STOCK just opened at Fl. B. VIII
~ mani, W
r. Russell droo entered the raiiro
shops al Pocatello last week for t
. purpose Of learning the machinis
trade.
We At Paris hast Monday County Audil
cbe Hart unite | in marriage DR.. West Q
sb' Miss Sarah PendreY. The happy cou'
" .-1 - Lx.s,., N fnnSxn.n,n friD IN g
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1906-09-21
Ritter Bros Drug Co.
Logan and Garland, Utah
Franklin, Preston and Montpelier.
Idaho.
Wanted to Buy.

I want to buy 800 yearling or two
year old steers, must be good quality
and at market price. Address. N. p.
Nelson, Box Al. Cokeville. Wyoming.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1906-09-21
DRESS YOUR BUILDINGS

In a new coat of paint. Even
considering the preservative
value of the paint as nothing,
the improvement in appearance
alone is worth much more than
the cost. If your property is
for sale you can't afford to not
paint. it will add five to ten per
cent to the selling value.
We have studied the paint
question. We know what will
give the most satisfaction for
the expenditure, and are anxi-
GUS to supply you with the best
grade of paint and painters sup
plies, and insure full value for
every cent of cost.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1906-04-04

myself. behold what 1 found: Two
LenOir and two Herbemont grape
vines all the way from Washington
by mail, delivered in regular snow
storm. worth at the most, if they were
needed, 10 cents. Jerusalem, what a
gracious Government No wonder we
farmers are prospecting when we get
such gifts. Now, the Herbemont grape
is one of the oldest we have. Nurse
ries sell them at five cents apiece by
the 100. The LenOir is not worth
standing room in our section of coun-
try. | have discarded them as worth
less 20 years or more ago. Now, if
the POst-Office Department could car
~ parcels of, say, up to 10 pounds
weight of such goods as the people
generally require at fair rate of post
age there would be revenue for the
services, and the people would be bene-
fitted. There would be an advantage
all around. And would it not be best
for the cOuntry's good to have the
Congressman who have not ability or
brains enough to re-elect them to their
positions, to stay at home next time
and let some ADLER man take the place,
than to have them get themselves re-
elected by the means of free seeds,
etc? Now, Mr.. Congressman, act
sensible and do away with the free
seed humbug and give the country in
place parcels post. You will stand
much better chances of reelection.
J. w. Stubenrauch.
Texas.
from the Philistine, which is very
sarcastic but strictly illustrative We
hope that it does not apply to any of
the members of Congress from Florida,
either senators Or representatives.
Express franks are beautiful
square pieces of paper, printed in blue
and red. They have gumstickum on
the back, so all you have to do is to
lick the frank and stick it on your
package. This will take the package,
up to two hundred pounds, almost any
where If you had two packages, each
weighing two hundred pounds, you
have to put frank on each one. The
size of the package has nothing to do
with the size of the frank. Any pack
age six men can lift goes. If you have
an express frank all the messengers
touch their fOrefngers to their caps
as you pass by and call you Colonel.
Gentlemen who have express franks
do not believe in the parcels post.
They regard folks who ask for the
parcels post as "agitators," unsafe"
peculiar" and eccentric The people
who have express franks are the ones
who loud give us the parcels post if
they were So inclined. 1 have no ex-
press frank, and that possibly sheds
a little light on my clamor for parcels
post Postage stamps cost money.
They are never given away. Express
franks never cost the recipient any
thing. They are given for love. You
cannot send over four pounds by mail,
because that is all the mail carrier
can lift. The pOstoffice belongs to us
to the people, but the express COM
panies are owned and controlled by the
American House of Lords who mis-
represent us in Washington.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1906-04-04
Parcels Post.

advocacy Oh ldfcelS post pledSeS OuE
readers. but as we have had several
letters commencing our course and
not one cOndemning it, we conclude
that it meets with your approval.
However that is, We have said what
we could because we believed that it
was an important matter and one that
was for the best interests of every one
who cultivates the soil.
The Rural New Yorker is very much
in earnest in trying to push the bill
through Congress. Here are some
items from its editorial column:
No farmer or rural dweller should
vote for any Congressman who will
not promise squarely to support the
consolidation of third and fourth class
mail matter. The effect of this will
be to enable Americans to mail pack
ages of merchandise up to four pounds
at eight cents a pOundi This is a
small part of the mail service which
justly belongs to us. If any Congress
man refuse to vote for it cut him Quit
Hundreds of our readers have taken
up the matter of parcels post in dead
earnest. They are sticking the stamps
Oh the backs of their Congressman at
great rate. The Congressman reply
and you ought to read their letters.
We have received some of them, and
we want more, for we intend to show
the people what foolish and worse than
childish reasons these men give for
keeping country people away from a
needed and just privilege. Our advice
is to keep right at them respectfully
and without fear. They need you
more than you need them.
In another paper we found the fol-
lowing letter, it is of special value to
the readers of the Florida Agricultur-
ist as showing that Mr.. Sparkman
lodges the question. Evidently he is
not in favor of the proposition, or he
would say so at once without any
bubble. Some of you, who live in
his district, had better write to him
and let him know that you are in
favor of a parcels post and that if he
is not, you will make it your business
this summer to see that some one is
nominated in that district that will
vote for it.
We will begin our list of letters
from Congressman this week with the
following from Hon. S. M. Sparkman,
of Florida. One of our readers wrote
Mr.. Sparkman, asking him to support
the parcels post. This is what he gets
in reply:
1 have yours of the 18th instant,
and note what you say regarding the
Parcels Post bill. | have been making
considerable inquiry into this matter,
and do not believe our Republican
friends will let any bill of that kind
be reported at this session of Congress-
The Post Office Department claims
that the expense would be so enormous
that the Government could not afford
it. Of course, that would depend upon
what is charged, but | do not think
any bill of that kind will stand a ghost
of a show this session With very
best wishes, am, Yours very truly.
S. NJ. Sparkman.
Washington, d. c.
That's an opinion at least You see
Mr.. Sparkman lodges gracefully when
asked what he will do. Those awful |
Republicans will not give him chance |
to vote either way, therefore he "ain't |
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-06-22

0tNH y ~ R81AA 0NfNT f~Hh wy
aoot imoo .6errens S~enoebuo, bp0er
Dem ct bierteliet @eltOmmen. De
giper Rum for 8uoifabet. Men
nogls at oisie tror maaife, at @uo
bill 6orlie meo ale anore, men life
meo Dem. Gr Oh Der, iom bar oct
|iaaleoes, Taa Ifdl OIL pioe, at @uo
bill 6orlia netop meo Dig. Gag imoo
boooe bans 5jener o9 bans 5orlis
aeliess9uoifab.
n@i ct Senoebuo / 8riiti Steo1.
Oct er, bbao 6errens 3jenere ffuloe
pere. Naar Der faa fremltides 10
unoe Wl9no iblanot o8 / Dag, iom
nil god no iom !6errens Senoe6uo,
ioa pil ie9 iige: 9i Ifuloe tage imoo
Dem meo 8en ON, at 6erren bill
neliigne Dem, at Iom bans 9l0re
5ienere l9aeer 6aano paa benz,
0erren Iaa ira oct beje bill beiegle
por gambling.
Der illltteSes iaa meO 8pn ON
Oerrens 9sliianelie Der ben fore
itaaenoe gambling. 0erpaa oplGite
De TO aonoiodter, Sens qeter Gbri=
T~tianien Do Gonaro Ruoolf ans
oerIen. oeres 8itder, iom bill blipe
offentliQeiort / Qarsberetningen.
GsrItn9pnte er fsot 1876 pda
|G9Gdnb. 0anmarf, ban er fuloet
til proit for Menigbeoerne / Gin
tnln os 9apen. gebr.. - iioitneons
te er feot 1879 / Burt So, Ne6r.
6an er taloet til preit for Menigs
beoerne / Fremont og pud 6remont
Batter, Nebr.)
SITTER 8itdernes Opl9snina, itoo
"a at pr9iterne rem og l9lte De
0r6inationer brugelige Sfriftieoer.
Oroindtionstdlen bolot Sormanz
ben no fra TO fenote SUBS Orb:
,Menneifens Sen er life fommen
for at ldoe fig tjene. men for at
tjene" % nSjener sSerren meo @f9s
De-. 6on talte omtrent fom fefs
ger:
9isfe Oro uotrntfer to Sing
= 5jenerfinoet % 9laoesiinoet.
Oct sr @ilfadr for ct frugtbart Or
bei6e | airfen.
SjenerIinoet. = Nlt bos Sefus
&riitus er fort, = bans Napn,
bans Meteorological, bans Oro (oet
er m9gti9t til at gore iulig). bans
Bart, I9rlig oet paa @ol9atba,
bans Hi9e. Oft er fort. Men
noget at oct Itsrite Der figes ON
Fam, oct er, bpao Der iiges / oct
fsrite Sro. Seius er MenneItebeoen5
Iterite 3iener. 6an logger 5ieners
liinoet for 0ogen allereoe | arnbs
len. San blep fattig for at gre
ps rioe meo i'm 5uttiaoom. 5jeners
Iinbet taller eennem bans Oro til
0eberen Sobdnnes. Og fioen bite
ban 5jeneriinoet un6er belle fin Ser
ming blunbt lit 5olt, bbor ban banz
ore6s runot og ajorbe bel, bjalp De
liosnbe og pfageoe o9 %forfpnote glGs
oeliet guoifab for fattige. Og Idd
til iioIt uofsrte ban ben itsrite Sjes
%nereernine pau 8oriet.
geo til BAN, unse grsore, ION
bar piit, at ban lite piloe berite
men tiene. 5jenerlinoet maa blibe
aeo % BLOB / os. Saa bebsper
pi life al paatage os Mbnoi9beo.
Gtsempler: Moies ban bnr
tro, life | at berife men | tjene |
alt / SUBS 9us. sSan bar en-
itor 5jener. Sofpa oa ban
tapoe tent til fit 2ips Slutnina,
|iueoe ban: Seq oa nit 9us, hi biz
le tiene 6erren.
Oct maa 5 beOe ON: @ip mig
5jenerlinoetl iad blioer Reiultatet
en- frugtbar Gerning.
G~leoesiinoet. = .@leoen / 9et=
rem itdl bore Dor Stprte". Oct bar
cen SUBS Mano Hebemiabs Sro.
paulus flyer: .8leber eoer | 5ers
rem alto. BITTER flyer jes: @leosr
eoer." 90 Sobannes: nOette ifris
Der jes eoer, paa oct eoers GlGoe
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-06-22

peH [. Ut. eIlo DaDue gJplI eucl
life gjort. iaa 6apoe ban iagt ne
til @uos Oro. 9eror er bar
pau ben anoen SIDE / s0elpeoe og
ytnen.
2a5arus. 6an ligger fol
Den RIGGS DIR. 0an n9pnes bef
Habn. qd8drus betnoer: 9erren Il
min 6jGlper. Oct betboer Der, al
ban baboe 9erren til fin 6i9lp
6an 6aboe life Iagt mel til 6errer
og bans Sr0. 6an baboe l9rt, Al
ian life funoe bj9lpe fig ielo men
maatte babe i'm 6j9lp fra 6erren.
Der iiges intet ON bans gegrabeli'.
Men @nglene fenoes til bans Sic
neite. De uoienbes 10 til 5jeneIte
for Dem, ION ifal arpe Salie6eoen.
0g 0d ban iaa oe0e, bar De Ser
re6e til at bore BAN / M6rabams
Stso. 6an bIeo iaIig. oroi
ban 6apoe a9t la til 2oben %
Profeterne, fdgt ia til SUBS 9pp
og Gbungelium.
Oct er oct, Ser gsr l1oflaget: 6dr
hu idgt mel, eler bar ou fagt Il
til 9erren, oa ban Tom til Dig. Nadr
N2oIe5 fommer ON OH herer
BAN, ioa fan on life lebe bber Dag
berGig og / @l9oe og laoe 2a5arr8
lig9e for sin DIR. Nadr bu fommer
til at ie Dig ielp, Tom en- fortabt 80
for0smt Sbnoer, iaa fan on life
l9nqere lebe for al90erne % BET
Gerlige SelIfab, fad bliber on en-
Ga0arus, en-, Der tr9nger til at
fua 6erren til oin 6j9lper.
2d3arus bar lagt for Ben rige
Manos DIR. Den rige Mano full
De fe BAN. 9u, fom life er fommen
til ben !6erre Sefus, ou er elenoig.
Wlen nadr ou Ter oin@len6igbeo iad
bliber OIL lagt for en- anben rig
Manos 9er, for Seius, for at ou
Iitdl ie BAN. s6ar !6erren fact 2po
at l9gge Dig iom en- 2aSdrus ben
for Den rige Seius' 9pr? faa ou
flyer: 9borleoes itdl jeg blipe Ia
Ilig2 0a Mooet bleb bruot pad
peters 5il6srere pintieoae. ga
tom Spprgsmadlet frem: rs Meno.
9reore, bpdb futile hi epre?" De
bupoe bert Moies o9 profeterne.
Stte Blot Mofes. men osIau prps
feterne, Gbangeliet, set GLADE gub=
Ifab ON BAN, ser er iaret for bore
O~bertr9oelier og tnuit for Dor Misz
gerning. 9erfor fan6t De 6j9lp.
Qbttelig Den, Ger bar fact SeIus
til 6i9lper, og fun0et 29gebpm
peo bans Saar. Der bliper Cor
fang: n6erren er min 6j9lper! Oct
er 6eligaanoens 0erf.
Gr on en- at Dem, ser / Srpell
bar fact ia? ,0erfom en- at oe
opoe gif til Dem, oa ompenote he
fig" 6an oioite npf, Den riJe
Wanb, bpao Ser bar / 9eien. 6an
bahoe life pilet ompenoe fla, beit
fig for Oroet, omoenoe fig fra Den
timelige 9erligbeo til @uo. 2a5a=
rus bapoe Iagt ia, oerfor bar ban
IDffelig. Der tan not blibe Sr9nq=
Her for en- 2a5arus. Men aft ital
tjene BAN til 9ooe. 8uo err bans
6j9lper. 2a3arus bar / 6errens
Saano. 2eiet ubenfor oen riot
Manos DIR bar baarbt, men 9eiet
Il 6errens 9aano bar blebt. Sr9ng-
lien fadr inart Gnoe, 7aa TfaI ban
bible no | 6immelfale.
Min Silbprer! bar gu iaa Iagt
ia eler nej2 Serren bill, at gu Ifai
rejie 6iem fom ct frelit Menneife.
Oil ou, Der ifal tie noset operor-
rentliet? @enter ou paa set? Nei
= tag on Blot imoo Haaoen, Irm
ben bpbes Dig / Gbanseliet, ION
Den bboes Dig. faa er gu ct frelit
Menneife. Mmen.
Den spriee 0el at @uostjeneiten
beitoo faa fom eIers peo en- .6pi=
mesfe at oen faopanliee 4ltertjene.
tie. Bpm og Sang.
Senoag Gftermiooas bolotes Der
Galer / oct frie fra sSsjitolens plat=
.--. on
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-06-22

nltpt utu9l " 3ttull " Sal'
iblnnot os.
@erpdd fulgte faa Ieloe Or0inds
tipnsbanolingen, Der ilutieoe meo
qraiteleftets aflaegelie. Dor Sir
fes 5jenerIfare bar blepen forget
meO TO f9re unge MGno. !6erren
r~eliigne Dem. oeres 2ip oq oeres
@erning, at Sen mac bore rig
frugt!
Den eeentlige .9eimesietjeneite
IuIate itrats efter Oroinationen.
geO oen prabifeoe qait. Gng6olm
pber 0agens 3efit CUT. 10. onI
ZEN rige Mano og aa8arus. Sgs
iad at oenne qreoifen ifal Ri for
ipge at gioe 2eierne ct ll6orag:
Dor 9erre Sefus ariitus oragsr
to M9no frem for port glif. Del
.er life noget udlminoeliet /, at Der
BAR en- rig Mano og en- fdtti5
Wlano. Rig og fattig me6es 10 iaa
tit. Wlen Ter nj nsjere paa 6iitoz
rien, iad opbdqer bi en- b9l6ig
5orifel paa oe TO. Men BOG poiaa
en- 2igbeo. s Opoen bliper Sc
liae : ct gjeblif. 2a3asls 6aboe
intet, ban tunoe tage meo ia. Men
Gen rige funoe 10 6eler intet tage
meo fig at oct, ban bapoe. 9eri bar
De Iiee. Men 2ig6eoen bar fun Il
ZiebIif. qaa Sen anoen SIDE BIZ
Der llligbeOen iterre, emo oen bar
pda oenne SIDE @rdpen. Men MI
.er 5orboloet blebet ompenot. 2d3az
rug er bleben rig, og oen rige Mano
er blepcn fdttig, iaa fattig, at ban
life bar iaa me9et iom en- 0radbs
.8ano at l9ife TN Sunae meo. 6bor
he tos Silitano / Gpio6eoen oo1
bleb forItelia. 9a6 ps tale nerz
mere ON S%psrgsmaalet
|6por ftat ou tilbrfn9e
BIN Goig6e6?
De 10. Dor 5efit taller ON, er
9eprGIentdrler for Den belle Slaat.
Der er fun to Steoer for et6bert
Menneite at tilbrinae i'm Gpie6eo
= enten / eoig Saligbeo % Mets
telie / Qbrabams Sfso eller / epia
pine oa abal / 9elpsoe. Der er
ingen al os un0taget fra at maats
tie lonoe eet at De TO Ste6er.
CAB Dc ie narmere paa, 6porfor
ben rige Mano tom / 6eIbeoe, %
hporfpr 9a3arus tom / QbrobamB
Steo.
9d Den rige Mano taller til 81
brdbam, tiger oenne til BAN: Spn,
fom / 6u, at on bar annammet bit
8ooe / Din 2ibstio. !6an iiqer life
Get gobe men oit 8o0e. 6pao bar
od oen rige Manos @ooe2 Der
ltddr 10, at ban tlGote Tia | purput
og foIteligt einneo pg fepeoe btsr
Dag berligt oe / 9l9oe. Stint Slqe
oeordgt og berligt Selifab, set bar,
bbdo ban lebeoe for Der paa sSor=
Den. Oct betegner bans &arafter.
Oct bar bans Madl, oet Ser OPP
fblote hams Sino og 5anfe. Sfte
Ifom Seius bar fagt, at 2ipet sr
mere emo Mdben % 9eaemet mere
emo al9oerne. Mt lepe | 6erlio6eo,
oct bar, bbao ban lenotes efter.
.2do os 9oe % brittle; thi | Morz
gen her BIZ. Oct Times ban at have
l9icrt til lit @afefproe. Manee tes
her Blot for oct bore, for osn time
liae 6erligheb, for afo6erne. Spero
dig ielb, @en, bba6 leber gu for?
6buo er DIT Gobe? Gr oct at blipe
for | 9Gre, rig pdd @oos beo Sir
ZEN at Din @ubsfrbet9 Gr oct Ga.
liabeoen | 4brdbams Sfpo, eller er
oct ben timeliae, berbsliee Serligs
feo, Oh Ieber for9
Der iiges intet ON, at Den riee
Mano lebeoe / grope Spnber %
9dfter. Dog. at 5rugterne ffal Ri
fenoe Street. Ser bar noaet gait
beo Manbens Snore. 5reet bar
roboent. Og oct tom frem | hans
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-06-22

pprige r8u9gies" og n9urrebs".
Der beIpiites til Miooag oper 1900
fpruoen fmaa 8ern, idd 9usbolos
ninqss8omiteen anilpg Sdnet al
Dem, Der bleb beipiit, til omfring
1900. Rpgle par fommen ferenoe
faa langt iom 80 Wtil, ia enoo9
enfelte fra Wiaidms So. pmtrin9
100 Mtil.
ut afrten, ierlig beO Oroina
tionsz o9 6pjmesIe9uostienelte ten
|Spnodg 6ormioOag bar fplot iii
5rengiel, oct flyer fig ielD. Oct bar
rpmuntrenoe at ie De itore Sfarsr
iamles puu en- IaoOan Hbbp9gerz
eqn om @uos Oro og til ct firtey
ligt Acknowledgements. Oct fpaar
ON en- goo Sremtio for bort Soft
paa oisie Ggne. n6oloer eoer ner
til 6erren, iaa ifdl ban bolbe Jig
nRr til eoer". Oct er @u0s Gefts;
ban bar bolot BET og bill fremoeles
6oloe oct.
Der blep Iaa for sbriet talt til
SpbbgeelIe baabe Spnoag @ften
oo De andre Mftener. Men at RET e:
rere fra Dem dae piloe maoife be-
Ib9re 2eIerne enonu mere emo He=
ferenten. 9erfor ffdl hi nsjes meo
at iige, at bbao Ser i9rlia faratte
ITereoe 4ftenmpoerne bar, at De to9
noget at enSamtaleform oper %forifel@
Ili9e @mner. @n Saler inoleoeoe ct
lGmne, og faa uotdlte andre fig fort
20 frit ON oct. Oct 9ap oisie
Wpoer en- baaoe o~pbpggelie o9 be-
l9renoe &drdtter, faa De let bplnt
Opm9rfi ombeben.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-06-22

iuupt OuHlltlth W u2' otpt'
9i ifal oerfor intel meooele Oerai
Der. Oct bill finoes enten onoetiteos
/ famine Drummer, eller BET bill tom>
me | fslgenoe gr.
Oct blep fod beIluttet at f%orl9ns
&c qait. Wint6ers 5erie inOtil efs
ter n9Ite 4~arsmeoe. ligeIaa at fem
&c BAN en- t%elegrafiit 5ilien o9 uos
trbtte Dor Meofslelie meb BAN og
bans 6uitru / @%nleOning at oeres
lille 0atters Spgoom. Der bleb IN
gen 6orunorin9er foretaget I Miss
@iionens Sang.
4ngaoenoe Sfofen beilutteoes
a! laoe Den leoige tbeol. Yrofesfors
poit Itau ubeiat forelsbis. Dog full
De 0irettionen bape lin OpmGrfs
iombs6 rettet pad Sa9en o9 funoe
brinae 5orTae til gefattelie al
Yoiten, naar ben Iau oct iom ne6s
benoiet,
qaitor 3. o. Senfen blep fdl.
oct til 5oritanoer oeiaa for Den
ibeoI. Qfoeling. og qrof. q. 3.
9uno blep tuloet til fat Carer Oe0
Sfolen. Oct bar oe Oigtieite Be
itemmelier ~anoaden0e Sfolen.
Snoianermisfionen
it1nfe6es 6en Opm9rtIombeo, at Ser
uotaltes gaafsnnelie % Qnerfens
oelfe of Nrbsjoet. Sngen 5ordn6rins
ger f%oretoees.
QG9manosbirfom =
Sen, iom 10 bar p9ret 0reftet EN-
bel Del Der / 9looet, tunoe globe
iig peo @arsmeoets Smeoefommens
be6. Der notaltes poaifsnnelie at
oen 2agmanosmisiion, ser offereoe
ebes, og faa bleb Ser balgt en- aomis
te pod ire Mleolemmer til at ore
nofdit til en- uopioet, beloronet 29gz
mdnosmisfion.
W1soets opbpg9eItae Del.
Senodgen UNDER 4arsmeoet er
altio en- for Sejtiosoag. Oct bar
Den ogiua | @ar, og bi begbnoe oens
ne Del at bort Heferdt meo opiums
lebe Smuler fra oenne Dag.
0dgen 6eebn0te meb Orbinas
tionsguostieneite ON 5ormiooaaen
Sl. 8. 9eo oenne bolbt paitor Ses
holm SntimationstaIen no fra 2.
aor. 5, II fig. ON 5orligeIiens
5jeneite.
6an talte baientli9 Tom fsleer:
n8i ere Senoebuo / 9riiti Steo".
obao biz oct iige at bare ct Senoes
bno2 So, oct er at gda og oberbrinz
ae ct guoItab for en- anoen. yeius
fom til Soro iom @uo Saoers Sens
bebuo fra Simlen. San ifuloe meoz
oele os fin 6doers anrIigbeoss og
5rebstanfer. !6dn tom for at faa
Gorlig / Stano mellem Sub og
Sbn6ere.
6un penote iaa tilbaee til Ca
oct peo 5aoerens bsjre Saano. Men
fer ban forloo Sor6en. baboe ban
uopalst fig 9ienere, iom ifuloe goa
no / 8eroen fom bans Senoebuo.
Ss up9roise Spnoere ~uobaIgte ban
til at gda iom iaaodnne Senoebuo.
Naar Ri oerfor gaar no at fortbnoe
SUBS Orb, Iaa gaar pi life bort
eeet NGrinoe, men bans. Seq gdar
; min !0erres Sjeneite, og bboo ban
bpoer mig, oct ital jeg iige. 9i ifal
| arilti Steo iigs til Spnoere: ga
Der eber forliee meo @uo". Oct er
5orligeliens 5jeneite. I'll SDnoere,
Ger fsler, at De life er fOrligte meo
Sub, er oct, pi ital iige. at ariitus
bar giort 5orliselie, 5orliseITen Her
fra Wenneitets SIDE oeo Sroen paa
Seius ariftus. 6an er ejort til
Sbno for os. for at hi peo BAN ifuis
De tinne blipe retfaroiegjOrte. Oct
hal iiges til beorsbeoe !6jerter: s
bebsper life Of gaa faalebes. @uo
er reoe til at tase imoo Dig, noar on
Blot bill laoe Dig bragg at bans
a~9rligbeo. Set er unoertonen I
cit, bpao Ri ifal iise til beorspeoe
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-06-22

at ooa meo @laoe. sjener !9erren
life meo SOrg. life meO 2Gngs
felie, men meo 9l9oe. Gao oct
blibe Magt og 8raft og Salt
ibldnot os.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-06-22

@erpaa fulgte iaa felipe Oroinas
tionsbanolingen, Der flutieoe mco
qraiteleftets aflaegelie. Dor Sir
fes 5jenerItare bar bleben forget
meO TO fare unge MGnb. 5erren
reliigne Dem, oeres 9ip og oeres
@erning, at Sen maa bore rig
frugtl