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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-04-15


he gets about $500 a carload for his
popcorn: He Is nearly ready te dis
pese of another lot this season:
Notes and Personals.
D: NJ; Dibble Is In Harveyviile on d
short visit:
Oak dressers, 50, at Ruttefs.
For Friday and Saturday.: High
grade flour, s1.45j round steak, 45e per
pound, 2 pounds for 25ej chuck steak.
pound: few boxes of choice cigars left
at 90c; peas, corn and tomatoes soc
per dozen cans: granulated sugar; 10
pounds for 81; SYRUP 10 pound pail; Csc,
2 pound cans, soc pei dozen; Alaska red
salmon, 90c per dozen; coffee, Zoe per
pound; beans, % pounds for s1j rice,
6 pounds for Csc. G. w. Thompson, s27
North Kansas avenue. Independent
phone $50.
Bee Rutter's gocarts from s1.5e to s1S.
The members of the Women's For
eign Missionary society of the Kansas
Avenue Methodist church, will give a
luncheon Friday noon for Mrs. J. w.
Waldron, the wife of the new pastor,
at the home of Miss Clara Holman,
at 1903 Kansas avenue. This will be
followed by a programme at 2 O'Clock.
A reception will be given by the con-
gregation for Mr.. and Mrs. Waldren
at the church Friday evening.
Refrigerators and ice boxes from So
to s21.50, at Rutter's.
Miss Stella Holman will leave for Hel-
ton today for a visit with friends.
F. H. Marktn and family, formerly
of North Topeka, who have been liv
ing in California for some time. have
, returned and have located at 924
Jackson street.
c. C. Brown has moved from s33
Madison street to 1902 Menroe street,
r. r. Baer Is in Kansas City on
business. .f..e@
| Charles Gerteisen has received word
/ that his nephew. john Gerteisen. tr..
| of Alamosa. Colo.y is to be married to
Miss Bertha Ball OF the same place in
1.-THE near future.
| All $40 9x12 Bagdad Welton rugs $35:
all $3.50 9x12 Tapestry BRUSSELS rugs
SIS; and all $3.50 seamless velvet rugs
9x12 size, $40, at Rutter's this week.
Miss Lena Montgomery of S26
| Chestnut street and George Sacks of
! 1882 North Madison street were mar
ried "a the home of, the bride at s
O'Clock last night. The young couple
will make their home at 901 Kansas
| avenue. -nf
! See Rutter's line of kitchen cabinets
| from $3.50 to S25.
| Frank McGou1d of Medina visited
| relatives here yesterday.
Mrs. William Swartz of 1928 Quincy
| street is entertaining the Merry Ma
irons at her home this afternoon.
w. H. Rutter can positively save you
money on your purchases of furniture,
carpets, rugs, linoleums, lace curtains
and portiers, etc.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-04-15

WANTED-FEMAL HELP.
WANTEB-Chamberm Fifth Ave.
hotel:
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-04-15
World Employees su,nmoned.

New York, April 15-Several en-
ployes of the New York World were
summoned before the federal grand
jury today to testify in the govern
ment's investigation of the Panama Ii
bel case. The witnesses today in
clude Frank Cobb, an editorial writ
er; Irvine S. Cobb and Earl Harding
reporters; John Seymour, an employee
of the business department and wiz
liam Seymour. stenographer.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-04-15

Nebraska and the new land in
Canada.
EVERY day people come in here
and enquire as to what may be carried
in such cars under the regulations of
the Santa Fee
For the benefit of such persons, the
following from the Santa BE elaSsiA-
cation book, Is printed
The term "emigrants' mevables"
applies to household goods, planes,
not TO exceed two, and articles
enumerated below, viz! Tools and
implements of calling Qncluding
hand and feetpower machines, but
not including machinery driven by
steam, electrical or water. power,
other than agricultural implements)
books of professional meni second
hand store fixtures of merchants Sec
ond hand farm machinery and
vehicles (not including self-prepelling
vehicles, hearses and similar
ten dO) head (subject to declared
shown under ''iive stock'')i trees and
shrubberys lumber and shingles (net
to exceed In the aggregate the
equivalent of 3,500 feet OF lumber(
number), or portable houses seeds
for planting purposes, and property
included in the outfit of intending set
tiers. but does not include doors, new
furniture sash. blinds, provisions,
grain (unless intended for seed, or for
feeding animals while In transit),
general merchandise. nor any articles
whether herein enumerated or not.
which are intended for sale or
speculation. Household goods not
the property of intending settlers are
ratable as provided for household
goods.
James A. Patterns manipulations in
the wheat market, causing the present
high price of grain. recalls to Theo-
dore Forbes the time when he saw
Hutchinson, a famous, grain dealer. at
Chicago in 1892, when the latter was
quilting the market. Hutchinson Is
said to have lost the enormous fortune
in speculation and afterwards sold
cigars in the Hobbies Of the board OF
trade at Chicago where he had been
one OF the foremost operators.
IT remember of seeing Mr.. Hutchin-
son. or old Hutch as he was called"
said Mr.. Forbes. 81 was on a visit in
Chicago and had stopped in at the
board of trade just to look on. AT
that time Hutchinson had caused
wheat to go up until it stood nearly as
high as at present. The man who
was the cause of the high price was
pointed out to me. He sat very un-
concernedly in an arm chair. He
wore a huge SLOUGH hat pulled down
over his eyes. Pages and stock brokers
would be continually rushing to him.
While l could not understand just
what was going on. he seemed very
cool and would simply nod. or raise
his hand in response to hundreds of
excited inquiries and offers.
LAS I remember, Hutchinson miscal-
culated. There was more wheat in the
country than he had thought, and if I
am not mistaken hundreds of cars of
wheat were rushed to Chicago on spe-
cial trains. 1t seems to me that this
was the cause of Hutchinson'S ruin,
financially He became practically
penniless."
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-04-15
RrA1 ESTATE TRANSFERS,

SSSSSSSoSN~N~~-
j.. b: Sims and others to n. II: Kern,
let IL Quivira Heights sub: zee
F. s: Prescott and wife to c. e: Carr
Hollidays add, :.;z:. 20 asee
L; A, Danb and husband to. A. f:
Il, College Hill add. :: a.; ~ as5e
F, Tennhardt and wife to NJ: A:
Boyer, lots 52s and SO Kansas ave;
Ritehle's add: ::;,:i:::; :.:...sf:::; s,eef
Bayless, lot % and part 20 Clay st
Histed add; ;::.;:;:;t.::f:: ;;.:.t; 80: Seee
maker and wife, lots ON Monroe and
Klstlef SITS, Il. Topeka. .:.;::.,:.::-;: Sc
J.. Foster tg L. NJ; PenweiI, blk: /,
Center ST.. CobbeH's add: :::::.....::::
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-04-15

WANTE1N~-ETTTA
ANYONE wanting briek1ayers cali 81
East 9Th st. Cement walks laid:
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-04-15

WANTED-work by day, house cleaning,
washing or ironing. 44f5 van Buren,.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-04-15
Artist Commits Suicide

Atlanta, Ca, April 15.-William Ly-
cett well known as an artist and espe-
cialiy as china painter, committed
suicide at his home here today.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-04-15

Ray Kimball of tilmer is gaining
the reputation as the Popcorn King
of the neighborhood. He has been in
the popcorn raising business since he
was sixteen years old and has been
selling his grain by the carload to
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-04-15
Gas Explosion Kills Three

Fairmont, w. Va, April ia gas
explosion occurred today at the No. 2
shaft mine of the George Creek Coal
and Iron company at Pennington, seven
miles from here. Three miners are
known to be dead. Immediately fol-
lowing the explosion the mine caught
fire. Dense smoke is coming from the
mouth. All the other miners have been
accounted for.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-04-15

ent, and Andy James, bridge and build
ing foreman, went west yesterday on
an inspection trip.
Rev. David Lyon will speak to the
men of the coach shops Friday noon
Conductor Jesse Halves has returned
from business trip to Ottawa
Rev. M. NJ. Culpepper will speak at
the Y. NJ. C. A. Sunday afternoon at
$3.50 on the subject, "Sin, a Man Hunt
err All men are invited to this meet
ing.
Engine 240S of Ottawa has been sent
to Topeka for general overhauling.
Mr.. Harry Vaughan of New Mexico
is spending months vacation with
relatives here.
Harry Robinson of the machine shop
left yesterday for King City, Mo-, on a
two weeks vacation trip.
Conductor James O'Byrne has re-
turned to work on train No 12O.
Brakeman Chas. Horn spent Sunday
in Emporia on a business trip
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-04-15

No Game at Philadelphia.
Philadelphia, Pa, April 15-Phila-
delphia Boston American league game
today postponed; wet grounds
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-04-15

Items fer the East Topeka column may
be teIephened to Ind: phone f751.]
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-04-15

Chicago, Colorado Springs and ether
out of the state cities. 1t Is said that
he gets about $500 a carload for his
popcorn: He Is nearly ready to dis
pose of another lot this season.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-11-24
Gn Sur til 9aumarf
efter tbue aars CpbOlb | 4merifa.
Is. 6. SEMEN.
Gortiat.)
st Seips paa 0lGnp.

Blpne lager Ell 600 oanif 0iil ira
Sfelifer og er iorbunoen nleo Sial-
lano Deo en- 900 9flen lang Gem
ming. Oct er en- at 3anmorf5 mau-
ge oeilige Smaaser. Gen er efter
oanife 8orbolO bei. Man fan Der
for i fart @eir ie life blot en- lang
Strefning al oct n9rliggenoe Si9l-
lnno. Oct OeiIige 9olitenborg meo
Sfone lige peo og 9asn9s me0 $50.
be mob 0oropeit; men mar fen og.
Iaa ie DING aogerss, JDn, 2ange.
Lamb, 3ems, @eire og 9oaano. So,
Der er / Sanobeo oeiligt paa @lpng.
90 iaa err Den beboet at ben melt
uenliae % flinfe alnsie Wenneifer,
man fan trnfe iig. Zen bsrer lll-
Der Zrslep Qirfeiogn (grsleo oeo
S~felifer). Ser oirfeoe | flere aar
Sens Sdsrrine iom SogneprGIt,
boenl Di ifDloer De TO imuffe Cat
mer. oSerrens 8enner inoen Gin.
De- og uaprIiabeo fra Sub. San
liaaer ru begropet pna grslep Strife.
gaoro. 5iiferne ira @lpne fiIfeoe
en- flor Sten op al Snoet, lom nj
Itaar pna bans @rnD, affnrat JON
ben er Oannet al Rnturens Saono,
men meo en- Sanglprfe paa 5oppen.
ct me9et imuft og b~etegnenoe Din.
6esmprfc, t1i bans TO imaa Solmer
bor Daret mango Sierter til 9rsit og
@fpoe. Iesuoen bapoe ban nnnOet
bisie jrpne 5olfs @ierter / riot
Wanl. 2ao os babe. at ban oaiaa
bar nunoef mango al Dem for 5rel-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-11-24

ieren. Ger er oa ogiaa lloset friite.
ligt 2ib / Sognet.>
Baa @lpne bar man oerfor ingen
Strife, men en- Sfole % ct lille Mis.
iionsGus. 7esnoeu er mango al
gens geboere flittiae beiegenoe i
grsleO STRIFE. en al Dem, Sitter
gtiels Senien. par oct, ieg 6eiegte.
@ieu Der fnptter iia ell bel lille 6i.
itorie til, JON ie9 ifal iorteae / fine
@ope0trpf. Win 5ooer aftjente fin
goliger, JON De bao0e tilfGaes. ut
Oerfor inofaIot til agbenbaon / 1858.
Ger raj ban og 9iels 5enien binnn.
Den i Ell 5ru 8inters Sus. iom isete
at iamle en- liae Slot troenOe Nenne.
ifer om Jig. Nj gotteriet, iom 6a6er
Itoo peo, fom fun ire, DC TO omtalte
og Ell Spoe. Ger mgOtes altiaa
~5pnbo, SD0e og Sselanosfar", og
De bsrte ale It'll eet Sus". Wien oct
bar 10 life blot 1nnmarts Sus, men
oct tore 5aoerbus meo DC mnn9e
9oliger, iom De bao6e tilipaes. at
oct fHptteoe Dem lannen, er let at
ioritna Tor Serrens genner. Wen
oct par iier mellem 9iiels oa 5ooer,
at @eaifabet bIe5 fait flpfet 81
ii0eH m0otes Dc iaen 1864. goa IN.
ifen BRIO IND 40 Dor ienOre 2ec~,
90 iammen maoite De gere Ell ufri.
biaig Sur til 2itrig. At De bar Jam.
men belle 3ioen ,nar Dem til megen
Srsif; De fun0e 10 oele oct beoIte.
Gesuoen funoe De tale infnmen ON
ben enes fGre Suitru oe Barn og ben
anOens 5orloueOe, min Mooer. 90
bette geuifnb bepore6es lige ioa
barmt og trofaIt for belle 2ipet. Sra
min tiOligite 9arnoomsoage fan ieg
buife, boorleoes 5aocr talte ON
Giels, og Be breooefsleoe itaoig oa
beiGgte en- Sang imeIem binanoen-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-11-24
(Gorti9tte3.)

SelO tiIbragte jeg ct aar hos Niels,
ira ieg par II til ieg bar Is Aar. Og
ieg regner bette @ar bos ben fore
5anilie til ct al De %ifennelte / nit
%llngoomslin. Wieu ieg regner ogiaa
geisget Dos min 5aoers og min gam.
le troiaite Sen til ct al De lfenneite
0lin0er ira min 0anmarfstur.
0iels' aGrIig6eo til min 5aoer er
aonet | aro til bans gern, % jeg
iDnes. Def er Ell oeilig Arp. Gen 70.
aari9e gomle Sitter er ell preoti9
Ippe pao Ell SITTER. Rpiten life ct
graat Saar enOuu oct fploioe Soar
% Sfpg. 90 enonu npoer ban meo
barnlig @l9oe en- raif Seiltur eller
Spsmmetnr. Men fremfor oft er
ban Ell n%nrmbiertet og pOnlDg ariiten.
De tit mig til at tale Ell CONNER.
oiten | oeres lille Wisiionsbus. %
bpor bar oct Ell tafnemmeli9 lille 5or.
iamIing Of tale til. ut oct iipr gle-
6eOe min 5aoers % min samle Ben,
er ielDiagt. Sa, ian bilIte ie90 a9en eff
ter paa Ell til, iom bar iGrlig GLAD oa
%iofnemmeli9, min iorounis gaffe. og
9eoefone.
"a. ili9t far 10 melt 9etponing
for en- ielp. Yien mon Der life c9iaa
iflloe bnre Ell og anoen al Can.
iferen@s 2eiere, Der funoe bape gje
for, at meget if6nt oo imuft fan
rummes oct lille 0anmarf, og at ct
rigt og ~trofaIt 9ierte fan banfe unoer
en- Baomelspeit eaer en- 0omulos.
treie. Og ieg maa iige, at nit Be
LOG eos oisie iimple 8olf oar mic til
mere @IGOe, emo ieg bar bait af
aenbifab og v@enifab" til Iangt me.
re bemGrfeoe geriorer. gion life ben.
ne iimple og grumoGrlige grofaitheo
% otete bolobnre 8enifnb er ell aft.
for fInatig 6igl blnnOt Gauife |
Qmerifn2 Men at noget ben net
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-11-24
@
of Sner 90 ariusSonen)
Boa ergnne gressanss Iucet ban
mig bnilea Sal. "a, 2.
SDRrmert.
V.

giernes @ier latte en- albe oper 8ierne. Der maat.
te Spernen 10 mo og lie at finoe JIG til Rete. @u, men
bbor bar auben BOG trang og mort. Raafe par 9oligen
iuit bpao Bier snifer oe bebgoer; men ben bar life tiltaler-
De. gpffeIien Meuigbeoen, boorof So9rneriet rl-
oertioen fan uouifle Jig, mao leoes inc airfen, elerS ta-
Der Den Tia Sanoet. 0ten 0, Den merfe aubel Sfnl Sir
fen oa Iigne en- laaoan ornfel 9ifube uoen 2ps og alar-
beo2 Rel neil S YStaoen poa 9ierget" Otenigbeoen Sc.
ruialenl, par baaoe SanobeosIDs o9 aGrligbeosparlne
Se oct be0oer til os: ssr alt efer ben 2igneIie, iOm bIeo
pit Dig paa 9ierget. So mere pore Neni9beOer fan fomme
til at ligne ben fsrite Menigbeo, oefto minOre Sp9rneri
bill Der finoes, og Oeito Iettere oiI BET bore me0 baaoeSanl-
menboloet % arbeioet @enigbe0en. 0m Biniemenigbe-
ben ipnges oer:
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-11-24
9apio 9ipinsitone
Otter ,misfonarp aeDieD" PED 6 br. Gbriftenien.
fTortint.)

Gen is. Nopbr. 1910 rejite ban for fioite Sang til
lit gamle Siem glantpre. Ia ban ifuloe tilbage I'll Con.
Don tioIia naite @oreen, foreilog ban, at De ifnIoe blioe
oppe belle Ratten. Den forItanoige og farlige @ooer pro.
teitereoe berinoo, men 5noer og Sea iantaIcoe bet nleite
at 9iatten ON Misiioreu. Re por enige ON, tiger
bans sgter. AT Den lib ui!oe fomrie. 90 riae 8olf DilOe
iatte 9ere at moerbofoe Ell bel @isiionsitotion / StsOet
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-11-24

Sfret al Sen ferite @re0e
StraaIeo M I Miooa9s9Ians,
Soeoefornet, iom ms 0p0e,
Bar alt frem i'm afiefrans,
Sor0en goo foru0en Wage
8oa baIotreoiinostppe Gage
9ar alt 6ruet, ire Suiino Sob.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-11-24

for at BRUCE oeres genge til SeIte o9 SnhOe". N9ite Ofor-
gen bar 6omilien poa 9enene 81. 3. Mooeren Iapeoe
Safe, og OopiO I9lte B. III. og 1876. Saline o9 bao.
8erpno oanOreOe Sober % Sen til @loseop FOR at ma
Sfibet til 2iperpool, bnor De Ioa ifiltes for olorig mere
at msoes Der paa Soroei.
Ere Tiger ienere, D. s. 0ecbr. 1910, ieileoe 9iping-
|itone til afrifa paa Gnfetbaaoen o@eorge". Otter 8 Wlaa-
neoers 8orlgb lanoeOe ban oeo algona 9ugt og ~iortiatte
itrafs Geiien meO Ofiepogn til aurumar, Wfoffots Sta
ton, 700 0iI borte. Dette gap BAN oct fsrte SnOtrpf
of Ell gfeiie @frifa, o9 ban par benrpft Der ooer. San
%begDnote itrofs at Itloere 9onoets 9Iante- og 8nreriee
Iamt foretage Somlin9er of ~mGrfeli9e 90 interesiante
cling, ban iua. 0ette f%ortiatte ban meo gennem belle i'm
9irfiombeo afrifo og bra9te oerieennern &ioenitoben
mango p~erotfuloe giorag.
5 auriinnn penteoe ban finn iaa lpnge, til ban tit
anifaffet M Offer, iaa ilene ban nioere for at iinoe ell
~pasien6e 9laos til 9e9pnoelie al en- M Station lpn9ere
moo Aoro, bpor ban iaa niloe neoiGtte Jig, iaa mart Moi
fats fom tilboge. 5 December fom ban tilbage igen efter
at bape reit 700 9ail. s 5ebruar 1912 %bespnote ban i'm
anoen Geiie. S 9epolole begraneoe ban Jig ielo fnelenl De
%inofeote 6 Mnaneoer for at lore beresSprog og i9tte fig
mo oeres Seoer og Sfiffe. 9erpoa reiIte ban pioere for
at beige andre Stammer.
9ao @runo al Spgoonl melern Ofierre maatte ban
foretage Ell 0el al 9ilbogereiien til 5oos. Gn Dag berte
ban nogIe al lit 9ieiieieIifab. iom life pioite, at ban for
too oeres Sprog, tale meo boeronore ON bans 0iogt o9
SnoflpoeIie. rtSon er life iaa itGrf", iagoe De; ban er
9anife ipinfel % ipnes bare ioa fploig, ioroi ban plttter Jig
ieo 0isie S9ffe (9enfl9oer); ban bill mart uRre affert"
9eo at bore bette %begpnbte bans SsiIanosbIoo at fonme
ao9. IS flere Gage boIot ieg Dem illIo 6art", tiger
ban, ,inotil ieg berte Dem lotoIe oeres Mening ON min
llobol0enbeo iom 5oogarger".
4oa i'm 3. Heiie fonot ban 0tabotia, 200 0iI Noro.
oft for auriman, en- inaOnn gelig9enbeo, iom ban 6aboe
ipeioet efter. Der reiite ban ian auguIt 1S43 og n1eo ell
onoen 0lisiioner ian1t en- inofeot M%eobiGlper peo gtaon
Mebolpe. San fSbte ct Stpffe 2nnO og bpggeoe Jig en-
Spite, tSX50, oerpoa. 3ete gioroe ban alt paa lit eget
aniuar. San bnabeoe, Direftererne biloe i%amtpfte. Nlen
ON life, bar ban reoe til, JON ban ifreo biem lat goa bpor
Iom BELT, f%oru0iat oct blen frerioO".
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-11-24
Gn anben Sioe Of Hobert yurns.

Som t%ioligere omtalt fremfom ser for EN- 8io iioen
/ ct oonif-nmerifauif 5i0sifrift en- Operipttelie al noeIe
gers al Den afboIote ifotife 3igter 9fobert Burns, bois
Snobolo fun OoarIiet tiente 8orfatterens gooe Rapn og
9nieeIie.
5or at p0nniferen"s 2piere fan forbisie fig ON, at
Burns life r0en 9rlno boloer iao flor en- Blaos fine
2anosrnenos Sierte, iom for sorigt oeina blanot 8oeii.
pnoere geroet opet, bioi9ttes Der ct 9ruoitptfe al bans
melt befenote, IGngere 0igt oSbe Gotters Saturday
0i9bt@ / SoeriGtteIe of life girfeoal.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-11-24
lamp eo b II.

Oct par Mabotia. ban bap0e Den 6efenote Stamp
lneo en- 2epe. G9nen par plo9et meo 2oper, Der bre0 inO /
ap9gioloene ON gtotten % angre6 oeres Sjoroe ON "a.
gen. Sort efter bans anfomit BERTH bIep 9 6aor orpbt
tGt oeo bans Siem, % ban gf no me0 6oIfene for at renie
egnel for oeine GIage. San iaareoe en- al 2eOerre, men
tit ben life prGbt, iaa ben iprano paa BAN, greb bon /
Sful0eren, isnOerreo aeoet og fnulte genene bans enc
4rm. Der ipntes intet Saab ON GeOning, oa Utebalipe,
JON fom lsbenoe, leoeoe 2ebens Opn9rfiombeo ben paa
fig ielo. Geroe0 reooeoe ban i'm Serres 2o men bapoe
mitet lit eget. 2eoen iprana paa BAN og beo BAN /
2aaret, men Ell an0en Mano fom bam til &iplp. bporpaa
2eoen Iprang pan bam og 9reb bam Sflloeren. D2en
/ bette 2jeblif oirteoe SfuoOene, Der par fpret pnn 9epen,
og ben falOt OsO til Sor0en. 9iningItones 2io bar reo0et
iom peo ct Diirafel, men bans arm par f%rpgtelig ienoer-
reoen o9 polote BAN altio iioen Smerte.
Sn0til Ser. 3io bao0e 2ioingitone aI0ris tenft poa at
eiite zig. S fin a~nie9nin9 til Observation-Disclosures ON en-
Sino ifreD ban, at ban bar life gift, better
life %iorlooet, baoOe aIorig friet eaer oeret %foreIifet" oa
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-11-24

Seq pil lie, nlorig boiIe
6sr ieg naar nit Siem;
0iO leg batter. aIting faiter,
Som ei biGlper frem.
Bort meo bpao mig binore oil,
SinlIen iler ieg fun til;
9ronen blinfer, 9almen pinfer
Nig til 9piets Stem.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-11-24

rll5 IRE uDe1 OruH0 Doloer lad ltor ell Yla0S I II
nosnenos @ierte, ionl for enrigt ogina blonot Bot
geroen opet, bioiettes Der ct gruoitpffe Of bo
It befenote, I9neere 0igt ,5be Gotters Saturo
gbt" / SOeriGtteIie of life girfeoaI.
Soa, efter Naoper, De Irnens arog
0ieo 4lpor ianIer fig til 9en o9 Gang,
9nsfaoeren tar frem Den Sp9n0ebog,
Som par b a n s 6ooers beoite Sfat en- Sang.
San itrpger Suen al en- 2insloo trang
Sor graonet SfPeeet, tDnoet Sanret no.
Meo Ombu oqlger ban ct apa0, Iom fIang
5orlenglt paa 3ionsbierget, ifen og prio,
Sg tiger beitiosfulot: mn lao os oprfe @uol"
De innger fun en- Iinlpel ReIooi,
Men Siertet Iaaner 2ip og Strait oertil.
Waaife oct er Sen %bruienoe y8unoee",
Maaife nNfartprerne", oenooig milo;
Soao eIer y@Igin" nnrer aan6ens SID,
Oct ~ifsnneite bIanot Sfotlonos fronime apao.
Suao er moo 0isie g9IifIanos StrengeipiI?
San Siertet ioinge ig til @imlen GLAD,
9oar gret trettes at en- funitig SriIerab?
Nu ~forel9ier 5aoeren bint Stco
On abrobam, @uos @en paa SorOetie,
Om D1oies, iom Boo Solicit fernpe meo
Get gruntme 9lmeIef eoig arig,
On aon9eiangeren, Ionl ooan0eo iig,
9a Serren tugteo bom meo Sorg og 9ebo,
On 6iob, bans alage o9 bans Snertensifrig,
On giaiaS, rert al @imlens @Iso,
0g mangen an6en Sfialo. bpis beaie' Sarpe le0.
@aaife oct er 6en f~riitne Sfrift neO SrO
ON Spnoens Solo, betalt neo ifpIofrit BLOB,
On Serren biit, iom iaDne0 Der paa Serb
ct Steo at b9lOe Sooe0et imoo,
On bans 9iicipIe, Der paa oeres 500
@if alper6en no, ON BAN, Der iaa'
9oa 8atmos @nglen, Der / Solen ito6,
% 6grte Simlens 3ont iom lpoer pna,
9t Babylon, Den itore Sfe9e, ifaI iorgaa.
Saa fn9ler ban, Den prpitelige Mano,
% beOer bit til gnigbeoens 3rot,
Sg ySaabet flpper giao MOB 2ioets 2anO"
Eli oct uifabte Cps / Simlens Slot.
8, Ser er 6rp6 og 6reo og ialigt goOtl
Ger ifal De iiunge Sfoberen en- Sang,
5oor intet 2ie mer er taareoaaot,
glanot Gnglefor 9ara0iiets Bang,
QfPIlS &lDeU | II eDlBl otIeSlpO BuII Il OulB!
Moo oenne G1rfelie, ioaitqrf og mi
Gr ben fororoneOe fun tom og arm
Meo iamt tit HituoL, fin 9iturgi,
- Wien u0en @lso / Menigbeoens 8arml
8g oerfor aanOen flpr oerfra I Sarm
Gom fra ct SfueipiI. ct Munnetog,
9g apiter Sotteu, boor en- fulo og oarm
2obpri5ning tiger op pna Siertets Sprog,
90 5attigfolfet ifripes ino 2ipets Bog -
30 6Der fin aont De plbre ggrn goar biem,
9e imaa Oeres Sen9e putter iig,
De oanle enonu tpit maa bore frem
On gen til almagts SUB Simmerig,
st ban, iom berer gnpneun9ers Sfrie
Og ELLEN gap Oens ifenne alGOebon,
8il ogiaa tage Dem ntiifun6elig
90 oeres @ern uoi i'm itprfe 9aauo,
Oq frem for oft Dem Itpre meo fin Naaoes aanol =
Den / 0ietet omtalte 4Spenoeboa" err ianoipnligr
rms eqen fore gibel, iom for nogle aar iioen blep id
ONION for $4,000 4roner. o.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-11-24

Tier moo 9tooIet. San nooeOe oct. forOi ban boIot no.
Gao os ligne bam og iige:
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1909-12-09

The Sault Ste Marie News says
Senator Fred c. Wetmore, of Cadil-
lac. will not be a candidate for re-elec-
ton. as he hopes to be appointed
United States district attorney for the
western Michigan district to succeed
George c. Covell, of Traverse City.
Covell is now near the end of his
third term of four years. and is un-
derstood to not be a candidate for
reappointment. Covell. although
beaten for nomination for congress in
the eleventh district last year by
Frank Dodds, wants to have another
try with Dodds.
'Wetmore was for three terms
prosecuting attorney of his county
and twice was elected senator. He
was one of the best lawyers and de-
bators in the legislature