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Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-20
REUNION OF HIGH SCHOOL
Program for the Alumni Meeting f.
Now Made Out COM
Dlete.

Besides a jolly reunion Of the "old
timers" who used to go to the high schoo
and the younger alumni, a welcome and re-
ception 10 the 1909 graduates and an en-.
joyable evening Of pleasantly, the coHmit
tee in charge Of the high schools annual
alumni social affair has provided the fol
lowing attractive program;
oclcSNlDh
High School Glee club.
Piano solo.
HecllauOn
Miss Ella Fearon.
vocal SOLO.
Miss Ruth Mcbride.
oelecLOn
Captains' Quartet
lni0fAndl AouIcSbs
Victor Rosewater, class OF 81.
NlOih SOLO
Miss Emily Cleve.
Oelectlon
Arizona republican., 1909-10-09
Silk Dresses and Costumes

We showing every effect this particular ne- gor
 of real apparel All the the and abroad those fashioned from Silk Jersey fabric that clngs closely the figure giving perfect graceful lines imos- sbe produce other material The Crepe de Cene And then those built of Messaline Fa Moire Taffeta beautiful color line apricot
 ashes of mode eseda myrtle lavender Orse Of5sr lanss snaSeS of blue broad $2O to $l0O
Arizona republican., 1909-10-09
ADMITS HE SOLD
 LIQUOR TO IND|AE
Mexican, Who Accommodated His In.
 dian Friends, Is in Jail.

John Wing dropped into the police station yesterday to pay up on an old fine he owed the marshal. Wing Is a good Indian, but he does like firewater when he comes to town from the reservation
 --When Wings name had been cleared, Marshal Moore looked at him closely. and said:
 John, you have been drinking"
 John denied the accusation irrevo- cably and absolutely.
 Yes you have. can tell it." persisted the marshal
 f"Smell um breff?" asked the h. dian coyly.
 John finally confessed all and agreed to point out the Mexican who sold 1t to him. As a result, Dick He guerra was arrested. He admitted buying the liquor in the Yellowstone saloon and giving it to the Indian. He was taken to the county iail and will be examined before United States Commissioner Johnstone.
Arizona republican., 1909-10-09
GANG Of ADJUSTMENTS
 EXTENDING OPERATIONS
Daily Reports From Two Counties Of
 Stolen Animals.

The officers think there is a well organized gang of horsethieves op- erating in this and Yavapai counties. Hardly a day passes that complaint is not made to the sheriffs office of the loss of one or more horses.
 Yesterday morning a telephone message was received from the sher- ifs office at Prescott asking the of ficers here to be on the lookout for two horses stolen from F. F.. Small al Mayer the night before. Both are bay mares. One is branded with a .'U" bar Lazy U" on the left hip; has white star in the forehead and a wire cut on the front foot. The other is unbranded but has a " shapel clip on the right ear, white star in the forehead and a white spot on the right of the nose. This mare is solidly built and will weigh thieves will take this direction.
 pr. Mouer complained of the theft of a horse from his stable two nights before.
 s8 A message was also received from J, M Asher. who lives eighteen miles from Hot Springs Junction, on the Castle Creek road. saying that a roan horse branded with a bar over ID" had just come to his place. There was a rope around one foot. He said lts believed that the animal had been stolen and had broken away from the thieves in the night.
Arizona republican., 1909-10-09
BUICK ENTERS THE
 GREAT ROAD RACE
Sixth Contestant Posts Forfeit Money
 and Makes Race Assured.

When James Morley. proprietor of the Ship hotel of Venice, deposited yesterday s25O with J. $. Mitchell in Los Angeles as a forfeit, the second annual road race between Los Angeles and Phoenix for the Republican cup became assured. Through the Buick Motor company. Morley entered his 40 horsepower Buick. It is the sixth en- try in the race and the last required by the fair commission to make the prize money offered for the track races available.
 President Bullard of the Maricopa Automobile club received a telegram yesterday from MT. Mitchell announc- ing that the Buick had come in It is now more or less immaterial whether there are more entries. The race Is assured without them, though the prospects are bright that about ten or twelve automobiles will start out from the Hollenbeck hotel for Phoenix the day of the race. There are about twelve manufacturers of cars who are considering the proposition and it is more than likely that half that num- ber at least will enter cars.
 ne race thls year will be~under better conditions for all than last year. Tn addition to the silver trophy offered by this paper, there will be a purse of slOoO for the road race and purses of $500 each for the fifty-mile track races It will thus be ppossible for the winners at any rate to pay their expenses, which was not the case last year Then the people of Phoenix and those who attend the fair will have a better opportunity of seeing the race as the finish will be in front of the grand stand at the grounds. The con- trol at Ehrenburg is so arranged that the first of the cars should arrive at the fair grounds about o'clock in the afternoon.
 It is also one of the requirements Of the entrants that each cad that apr tIclpates in the road race shall enter one of the fifty-mile races at the fair.
Arizona republican., 1909-10-09
ENGLISH WOMEN IN
 AMBULANCE CORPS

The Ladies' Mounted Ambulance Corps. that has among its members only women of birth and education is growing strong. but recruits are sill wanted for it. In time of war at home or abroad the corps would be Hady to offer it's services for the good 9f the country. and meanwhile the la dies who have joined it are perfecting themselves in first aid. riding. shoot ing. signaling and stretcher drill.
 During the first six months After en- Iistment :ne corps devotes itself en- tirely to first aid and nursing sub jects. and the attendance at lectures and. classes is compulsory, Later. shooting and riding are undertaken The Gentlewoman.
Arizona republican., 1909-10-09

Your cough annoys you. Keep on hacking and tearing the delicate mem
 branes of your throat if you want to he annoyed. But if you want relief. want to be cured. take Chamberlains Cough Remedy. Sold by all dealers.
Arizona republican., 1909-10-09
Handsome New Capes

The immediate popularity of these graceful doubt due
 onepece fashion grows showing emineny complete The models the Military and "JOan dArc Made of light weight Boadoh all the pastel shades well black 5er s ahd Trimmings % gntons consist p.si of gilt 6s from % to
Arizona republican., 1909-10-09
Yard Wide Taffeta

Black Chiffon Fin. Taffeta Silk-The real yarI-dyed article, absolutely pure Silk and warranted not to split; cannot be duplicated anywhere short of Sl.25 per yard. 0Qc
 Extra special today. ................J JUV
Arizona republican., 1909-10-09
Latest Models in Cloth Dresses

display onepece wve hb in the Southwest They the of the effort of the
 tys best makers Fit lines modes all achieved in mastery fashion London Cords Imported Serges Puneas BrOadclots, Dagona HeTingbones elabOately
 in and jewels In this magnificent collection will find garments with bodces of Age'' styles predonate WseTa aspberry mode resa, brown, Copenhagen and black offered. e1Q 4o chA Extraordinary good values from VO IU @VV
Arizona republican., 1909-10-09
New Tailor Made Suits

Fashions latest dc express ed in these Fall Suits There's
 distinguished individual touch that hand
 Louis XVI and Moyen Age effects express the style preference of the present we'll that all the designers have special lengths from 36 inches greatly favored Tight we'll semigt fitting styles; skirts the hips and hay panel front and back Materials many-Engsh Diagonals Mixtures, Benganes Herrngbones wide Vale Worsted Donegal Homespun Zbens Prueas Beside black show such avorte coo Ssy ri.s srsen fe ui Gugndy qa ona and wine O to S5
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-07-23
FOUR NILLlONs
ESTIMATE or PRoFiTs OF PAT
s. ToN-GETTiNe OUT OF TIL
j HEEiA:Ts Nj HIKE 4,


.s83 CHICAGO July 20. Brokers believe
that James "A. Patton. 5enorniols sales
OF wheat indicate that he Is about
ready to quit the pit again for another
rest. The fact that. he disposed OF
four million bushels OF July wheat is
taken to mean he has now cleaned ont
all the wheat he had on hand and Will
sojournI in some western resort until
he is ready for his next campaign.
Patton,sa profits since the first OF the
year are estimated at $4,000, 600 at
South Penn claims that 1t has a prior
cleared about $500 and has caught
the market Coming and going. Last
week he forced the price Of July to
100 and then sold two million bushels
least. In the past few days he has
ell.
He dumped q, 900. 600 bushels on the
market at between s1.16 and s1.1Shs. J.
Patton has also been cleaning up
In cotton. His sales wednesday were
10000 bales ut n profit OF S. bale:
This represents only small part OF
bis cotton holdings.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-07-23
GOOD SHOWING
is MADE BY SAVINGS AND LOAN
FEATURES OF 81. AND ORE u
LIEF pEPARTMEN EMIT. sat

435 fThe showing or the Il Savings and
Loan features or the altimore and
Ohio Employ es' II eIief Department for
the fiscal year ending with June Ii n
good one, rejecting MS 1t does the bet
terment OF conditions all around In
railroad circles. The Interest rates
ON employees 1hposlts for the year
was restored to the old figures of five
and half per cent. an increase OF 4
quarter cent. the company guar
antees44 per cent. and the remaining
I IL per cent. represented the earn:
1nEs on loans made ,emploJes for the
purchase orSbuildfng OF homes. =.
4st The employees deposits during the
year tot;lled s932.592. which with the
accrued interest OF s2GG! G25 added. 81
1G9,215 In the twelve months. With.
tlrawals OF sss55.329 left s4.71G5T3S due
employees lnt the end OF the year, n
gain or s313.STG. The loans made enl-
ployes during the fiscal year lsEreGl t,
ed s1,n31. 342-makinE the whole sum
SO loaned to June 30. ss.750,553. The
manner OF payment on these loans To
employees. by the month. with interest
-confhnted only on the balance brings
the rite under three and n quarter per
cent.
stMambership In the b. and o. Relief
DEPARTMENT numbers 4S.S70.r OF whom
5.340 are dcpositors In the Savings fea.
tire, AN increase OF 267. With some
1000 additional employees of the B.
and or Southwestern participating In
relief features during the ensuing year
tile operations will be largely extend
cd.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-07-23
EPWORTH PARK
AT BETHESDA E! ! D
OFFERS VERY EXCELLENT PRO-
GRAMME-FINE.< PLACE FOR
REST AND RECREATION.

ne OF theO most picturesque places
in this section of the country. on. the
highest altitude between the Ohio
river and Columbus. Ohio, Is located
ut Epworth Park Mt Bethesda. about
twenty miles back from Bellaire,
which is becoming more and more q
fnvorltc place for West Virginians and
Ohioans to spend their vacation.
q Many residents OF this section 90 to
Bethesda each year to take advantage
or an opportunity for rest and recrea-
tfon and the chautnuqua which is CIV.
en- there annually and begins this year
ON August s and concludes August o.
Among the attractions ut the chau-
tnuqIla is N noted West Virginia soldier
of the civil war. Hon. Thomas Mckee.
WHO is now located mt Washington, d.
C. others on the programme are tho
oIoEIans, educators and entertainers OF
national prominence. Among these
are Governor Robert II. Glenn. OF
North Carolina: DR. Samuel A. Steele,
of mississippi: Bishop Frank NJ. Brts-
toll, Col. c. III. French. the noted trnV-
eier, explorer and lecturer: e. r. Root
"The Bee Man.; Rev. Delos C. Grover.
Dean of Scio College Henry Clay Ris-
ncr. d. D.: Prof. Byron w. King and
many others.
Sprcial days have been arranged
with special programmes appropriate
| To these days rs follows: Farmers
Day. August IL: Temperance Day. An-
gust 10; Sunday School and C. L. S. c:
Day. August 90; G. A. r. and Veterans
Day. August a.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-07-23
Miscellan eous
PlNEY RUN AND PRIckETT's
CREEK.

Hello! Here we come with Il few
items from Plncy Run and Prlckrtts
Creek. -
Mr.. and Mrs. jacob Swisher. Of Win
ficltp were calling on Mr.. and Mrs.
Playford Grubb Sunday.
NJ. Atnn Nangilder still wears tho
scar on his nose where the wolf kick
ell him. aas
Mr.. Clntc Wolf was aroused Il few
mornings ago by the loud barking nf
his young coon dogs and when lie ar
rived at the spot he soon found ii 10
be large coon: weighed 90 pounds.
Mr.. Samuel Smiths SAW mill has
not hecn running for two weeks rs
the president. Mr.. PIhyford Grubb- lns
been taking his vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Monroe McVicker
were visiting The formers parents. Nj.
anil Mrs. u. b. Heck. Sunday.
Picking blaclybcrrirs seems TO he
the order of the day.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hawkins were
visiting Mt G. w. Hawkins Sunday.
Mrs. Anna Lesson WINS visiting iirr
son, I.nnis, OF Mononsah. saturday anu
Sunday.
Mr.. Brooks Fctty lwas calling on
dear friends of Lovers Lane Sunday.
Miss Ota Carpenter was calling On
her sister. Mrs. Thomas Lambert. Sat
ur,Iay and Sunday.
MIR. Wesley VnnE:ldrr. OF Tyler cnlIn-
ty. Is gathering berries on MS farm
this week.
Will Heck has now left the Waldorf
Hotel and. Is picking blnckbrrrirs this
week: he Ii also taking John Weaver
JJrCEy DIE,L.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-07-23
Person al S.

Mrs. Dean; her daughter. and two
rran,TtIauEIltcrs. of NEAR ClartsburS.
are visiting relatives here.
Mrs. George Leonard, of PlttshurE,
is here the guest OF relatives.
Fred Rice. of keyser. was In this
city yesterday for short time.
The little child of MIR. and Mrs Flal'
fEan. OF Market street. Is very Ill.
The Misses Powell. OF Iowa. arc
visiting lawyer Powell. OF East Park
avenue.
MIR. and Mrs. Dorr.Hutchinson have
returned from Atlantic City. Philadal-
phin, Washington and Baltimore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Bloom. Miss
Edith Scott and Mr. VIII Scnanerman
were mt Flirriew yesterday.
Paul Criswrll. of Guffey street. Is
spending week at McMcchcn:
Mrs. Dennis mckinney, of frieketts
Greek. spent "Wednesday ing this city.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-07-23
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HEALTH AND VITALITY.
Mctt's Ncrverlne pills.

The great nerve brain restorative
Tor men and women. produces strength
and vitality. builds up the system and
renews the normal vigdr. For sale by
druggists or by mall. s1.o0 per box, G
boxes for $500.
Williams Mfg Co.. Props. Cleveland,
Ohio.
y For Sale 5y M. D. Christie.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-07-23

ME Recves. last evening Mt her home
on Morgantuwn avenue. The lawn was
decorated with number of Japanese
lanterns and presented n very pretty
appearance. The hours were spent
with various nmusgInents and n choice
course of refreshments was served.
The guests returned on the 10:30 car.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-07-23
NO. e,462.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
Office of Comptroller of the Currency
WASHINGTON. ID. c..

Juno IS. 1909.
WHEREAS. by satisfactory evidence
presented to the undersigned. 1t has
been made to appear that '"The Ma
tIonal Bank of Fairmont," in the City
of Fairmont. In tho county of Marion,
and State OF West Virginia. has COLI.
piled with all the provisions OF the
Statutes OF the United States. re-
uuIred to be compiled with before All
association shall bio authorized to coin.
mcnce tho business OF banking;
NOW THEREFORE,. !. Lawrence o.
Murray. Comptroller Of tno Currency
Ito hereby certify that 'Thn National
Bank OF Falrmont." In tho City of
Fsllrnont. In the county OF Marion.
and State of West virginia. Is author.
lied to commence tho business OF
banking as provided In Section F:ft:-
one hundred and sixty nine OF the Re-
vlsed Statutes OF the United States.
Conversion OF Tho Bank OF Fair
mont.
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF wit
ness my hand and Seal OF Office this
twcnty-eiEhth day of June, 1909.
LAWRENCE o. MURRAY.
Comptroller OF the Currency.
aass..
SEAL
aaaass
Currency Bureau.
Seal OF the Comptroller OF
the Currency.
Treasury Department.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-07-23
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MissionarY Society.

Thn mem erH OF the Foreign Mis-
sinnary Society fof the First NJ. r..
Church met Wednesday, afternoon at
the home OF Mrs. s.. Walker on East
Purlt 7Fenne.H1i1A very interesting
meeting was ileld. E4tf
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-07-23

t.Thc trouble with you is that yon
have no object In llfe."
ayes, | have"
what Is IT,"
"To bc able to attend my wealthy
fatner.in-law's fnucral.r-7Chicago Rec
ord-TIcrald. X
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-07-23
Tickets ON sale.

Tickets for "D:xey' were placed on
sale to-day. Prices. twenty and TWEEN
tv-fivc cents. The first ten rows oil
seats will be reserved and these Will
sell for twenty-five cents.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-07-23
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SPANISH WAR VETS.
I1luIn= Aasoclnlcd pSea4.l

EIJGIN. ILL.,, July 23-united Span
ish War Veterans of the department
OF Illinois, commenced ttneF ANIMAL
reunion here today. Tomorrow will
be the feature day. when two reg!-
ments OF National Gunrdsmen and n
battalion OF artillery will take part In
n big parade. : !.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-07-23

Entertained S. S. Glass.
The members of Mr.. Hearl ]. .Mtl1l-
! fresh Is Sunday School class OF the
Z Diamond Street NJ. ID. Church ewe:e
d6itghtfnlly ntertninedl by Miss lin
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-07-23
called MiieetIr

Called Meeting:
"a called meeting OF the w. c. t. o.
rs being Held tlils afternoon ut the
home 81 lIrs. Florence Gray ON Dla-
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-07-23
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FooTERS DYE WORKS.
Phnne is.

SOMEBODY win secure The one
best bargain to be found In to-day.l
ads. Haven't yon some ambiHu TO teH
That person - y: s. i..4 81
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-07-23
A spee iaIIY Designed
MONUMENT /

can be hid fit yon SO desire. Wear
ready and willing 10 mako deEIsu
after ybur own idea srd to execute
the same. Our designer is one of the
best and has Had large experience and
~s-wtl fhe glad to send MIN to you
on request we; have more than 200
finished monuments always In stock
from dow and medium priced to ine
and costly. Come in and look over
them or call us on either phone and
We will send salesman to you.
STEWART GRANITE WORKS,
Mannlnaton, w. Va.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-07-23

FOR SALE-Establlshcd shoe AMI fur.
nIshing business: good lease. soc for
stock. SOC for flxttires. Afhargnin. Adj
dress Opportunity. care West Virgin
IAN tlIis7E 81 .Es =
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-07-23

CLIO CIV
s2uooR Ito
tsd
!
With neck
h-vaucss I
LINGERIE DRESSES
tnmnd
White Blue 10
b ~.
Wumrns
a
oand 75e price
lot sane
ott15 ele1 go {
Reductions priced
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-07-23

EoST-Gold Monogram Watch Fob.
e. F. Fl. Return. West Vlrginian, lib
crnl reward.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-07-23
Help Wanted
Lost and Found

collapslblc Go-Cart almost
new. Owner may have same by de-
scribing property and paying forRh. IT
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-07-23
For Safe.

FOR sALE-Two ycarling Bulls. Reg
istered Aberdeen Angus. John Yeach
Pennington. w. Va.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-12-10
9auio %9ipinsitOne.
Otter .MisTionarp gieoietp" oeo 6 br. e1riftenien
(5ortiot)

Ga geicn til getfpiten life bite Jig tilfreosltillenoe,
0roa Q~iuinaitone after no 3. 3. Nop. 1855 Fpr ea 81.
hat at finoe en- beorc Sci til Eittpiten. Sect ban nnlgte
fin Sci longs meo 3ambeHflooen, %opoageoe ban De tore
Wiftoria ganoialo. iom ban gap 9rouningens 9apn. Sort
efter ianot ban TO bsie 9~iergfGoer, Der par fri for baaOe
Teber OF 9ietieiluen, bpilfet gap BAN mt Saob ON at Taa
en- Misiion g%rinblngt. Get par ct oeiligt Snno, boorigeil'
mem ban elite. men ~nneucgne pite Der Jig Spor al Sla'
pebonoeIen, bpifct imerteoe BAN opbt.
Zen q. Wsarts 1856 naaeoe ban oct portngiii'fe set
Iement gette, bpor oen vcioiIiercoe 6rofoIt", ban TT,
fru too tilboae for @abrieIs enaelife Sens. Den 20. Vol
onfom ban til Gnilimane paa gItfpien og bapoe laaleoes
t,Ioisrt ben Ttore Opgaue at gennemreiie airifas6altlaro
fro get til Eit.
seq ieler mig life iaa irrlie itolt oerouer" ifrIoer
bou. .SammenIignet meo nit aalo CT oeni1e seografilfe
DeSriit fun RegpnOcIien til Joretaaenoet."
Zen o. Zee. 1856 fom 2iuingitone effer IL Wars
SrourreIfe tiIbaae til Gnslalo iaen os fnnOt, at ban M
nor on bersurr y; s.S ouer belle geroen. Store Vssoer bleu
ofboiot for at bpoe BAN Dssismmea baaoe al Oct %lOnoonlie
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-12-10

rat % fuIot n9rp9renoe iom 9ilbe-
rer, lieeiom bun fer bauoe n9ret belt
foncentreret / fit arbeioe. Or on feo
af noeet?" funoe DER en- enfeIt Gang
iperges. ,0ei = nei piit life! Oct
bar man 10 ilet life Cop till" Og
ct gieblif efter bar De itore, itGrfe
Zine flare. GLADE og miloe, JON De
pleieoe.
Stor Si9lp. @lG0e og Stnrfe til
mt arbeibe benteoe bun eennem fine
eentagne 9eise | Manneoorff. o3eI.
Ter bar l9rt mig, buoo 9ibelen og
bpao @en err" ingoe bun. 0oget al
oct iioite, bun ifreo, bar en- SiIien til
3eaer.
5srit / Joriommeren 1909 m9r.
feoe benoes 8enner, at bun begDnote
at mite ar9fterne. De tit mart at
oioe, at bun bar ososmGrfet. Sun
Ielp pioIte oct | lang Sio life, bel.
Ter life taIte bun fra fsrit at Der.
ON, eiter at bun bnuoe begpn6t at
ane oct. Sum piloe gerne leue, ger.
ne blipe / tit arbeioe os | Den fore
9ennefreos, bun itooig bauoe ON fig,
og iom bun unocr FIN Sp9oom trGng.
te til ligeiom nltio at isle iie me.
oct NOR. Sun nente6e ogina, at 8no
pil0e forberIiee fla pnn benoe oeo
troos aae Wenneifers Orb at gsre
benoe raft igen. On Of benoeS nGr.
meite uenteoe, at 5orberliaellen ifill.
De upre Den, Of bun iom Den life
Serrens Striosmono, bun bapoe
pprei, ifulSe saa Itertt ieirrig frem
mob Gsoen.
Sorberli9elicn fom , men CUBS
9anfrr par life JON Wenneifencs
3anfer. 8ln tit Vlsbco ON, bpao
Der par gios @iIlie meo benoe, og
frmpeoe title fin 0amp no. sra
MI al tnlte bun mco inc genncr ON
aoifiaclien og lngoe Tia iom CT Barr
ii Seiu Sfeo % naaocri1e Irrne"
Com et Barn tea bernie itarfe, ener.
aiife apinoe rco al Embel o. aGr.
Label, ser liiies bcnbr. meo ct
9nrns 2inio ereb bun ON Srrrens
Sanno os loo Tia Ieoe ino | Gsoen.
nNu logger ieg mig til Of ioue /
Seiu Napn," Dor beioes iibite Orb
Gaa Iuffeoe bun fine zine for life
mere at anbrc Dem her.
1. Hopember 1909.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-12-10
Seq enonu frit mig ioineer,
Seq fsler, peo min 500
gr Sommerfuelepineer
Sg SoIgIimt | nit Blob?

glanot anbet iag6e ieg til Den unge Daano, at ban
por retop en- Nono for amerifo, bette rige og gooe Sano
meo De mango Observation-Disclosures for iaaoonne,io m
bill og fan taee fat. 0ien ies maatte tilraaoe BAN at hlioe,
bpor ban oar for fine 5orGlores Sfplo. Sg ina benOite
iee ban til Oroet fra SebrGerbreuet: rSerren er min
Sirlpcr" og BAD BAN life elemme at toge ban nreo i'm
Wereauina. Dauio bar en- ung9aano meo mango itGrte
arrfter ban oarSonger, Gigter, Sproe, ariger og bleo ie'
n~ereaonge, men oenne itarfe beeaue6eDeano lerte at oplsf-
te fine gine til giergene, til Serren, buorfro bans 9j9lp
ifuloe fomme. Sub Hog life Saonoen al 9aoio, ban oil
heller life ilaa Snanoen Of Dig. Ssg BAN Seiu FRO, og
ban bill Ifanfe bit Sierte 5reo og bore Din Silflu9t alt
nnoet. =
Sea maotte TITLES fra min 9rsofuif. aGre yenl
Or Din Stining, ieg mener DIT Siertes, ligeiom bans, le9
ben Srelier, Der Tan giue bit tomne Sierte 5reo. O9 bar
on funoet BAN, ioa prsp, ON on life nof Ton pore laa'
oonne Irnaielsfuloe Menneifer til 8apn oco ct alnorligt
OF frrliot Orb; ois Dem ben til BAN iom fan title ale
giaiens 2pneiler os fornaar at biGlpe alt. sig til Dem:
Tinoer on ban, od timber on alt,
so aft, bpao port 9ierte begGrer,
Ga reiicr ifg flufs boert Saab, iom falot,
fsor alorig at blegne mere.