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Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1909-12-01
ART MARKET IN AMERICA.

New York Evening post.-To Tn,
cry of SO many in the old worlt
against the sale of their art treasures
to Americans, DR.. William Bode. gen
eral director of the Royal Art Museum
at Berlin, has added his wafghty
voice. Hitherto he has stood with the
interests of a wide civilization and
mas opposed any movement to enact
legislation prohibiting the exporta.
ton of the works of art. But now.
on account of our tariff being re.
moved from paintings more than
twenty years old. DR.. Bode has been
stirred to action, ami demands pro
lection.
AS soon, he writes in the latest is.
sue of the Magazine Cicerone. as the
law freeing old art works from duties
passes congress, nearly all OF these
treasures will 60 across the sea-"
lie asks what Will be left OF the
European galleries a few decades
hence; congratulates England on re.
tanning Titian's "Ariosto." Velasquez's
Venus" and Hollands Duchess or
Milan, but takes an especially
gloomy view OF the situation in Ger.
many The Campo collection" he
complains, wandered last winter 10
America via Paris, just as In the case
OF the excellent Guthmann silver col.
lecGca."
There seems TO DC, aside from natu
raj selfishness, only one sound reason
why old works of art shoGl not be
exported to America, or anyw ere
else. When they are torn away from
their natural environment, when a re-.
ligious picture is taken from its
church aisle. when a frieze Is re.
moved from the wall Of an old mon.
astery then indeed there Is an abso.
lutte injury done to art, from tte wild,
est point Of view, irrespective OF local
or national selfishness.
And consequently there was much
aesthetic wisdom In the action OF
the italian government in forbid
ding the expectation of its old art
treasures. For art in italy is indlgen.
Gus, and Is placed in the background
in which 1t naturally grew.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1909-12-01
STATE CONVENTION.

The annua' convention Of the wo-
mans Reliei corps win be held IN
Fond du Lac June 7 and 8 1910. The
Palmer hou e has been selected as
Headquarters. The Convention pro-
baby viii be held in the Congrega-
tional church, fine new structure
which is not yet completed. Already
the people OF Fond du Lac are be
ginning to make preparations for the
event. Last Thursday afternoon the
Fond du Lac Relief corps served a
tuucheon TO Commander GrinneIl and
his party who were there to make
necessary arrangements and to the
committee which has the local work
in charge
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1909-12-01
RELOIT

The Woman's RELIEF corpa neld a
district convention in Beloit last
Wednesday. About $50 delegates
were present. The program embrac-
ed solo by Mrs. Fannie Foster. ac.
companied BY Miss Blanche schel-
ienger; reading of secretary's min.
utes OF last year by the district sec.
rotary, Mrs Ella w Peck; an ad.
dress Of welcome, By Mrs Morris,
Beloit: and response by Mrs. Cooley
OF Sharon. The department officers
present Were. Chief Of staff. Ella
Z. Giinnel "ioit; Department Pres
ident Annie E. Moves OF Madison.
Department Secretary Ella Bresee o.
Madison; Depar- ment and I. OH
Ger Elizabeth Cooley Of Sharon. A
dinner was served b. the RoyaI
Neigbbors at noon to the delegates
coming from other cities. The nun
bers present from outside were
GAINESVILLE 30. Monroe il. sharon ,.
Monticello >. Brodhead 4, Clinton 10.
In addition some 70 we're ia attend.
ance from Beloit. In the evening
nrogram was given a, the home OF
Mrs. e. CrinneIl
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1909-12-01
LlttIe Willie knsw.

Little Willie, the son of a German
town woman, was playing one day
with the girl next door, when the lat.
ter exclaimed:
Don't you hear your mother call.
ing you? That's three times she's
done SO! Aren't you going I'M"
mot yet" responed While imper-
turbly.
Won't she whip your"
"Naw!" exclaimed Willie in dis
gust she amt goIn' to whip 10.
body! She's got company. So, when
! go in, she1l Just say: ofhe poor
little man has been so deaf since he's
had the acknowledgement
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1909-12-01
His Charity.

He was poor. but otherwise honest,
and be had just proposed to the heir
ess
Are you sure" she queried afl er
the manner Of her kind, that you 10
not want TO marry me for my money"
"Of course l don't" he replied. Il
am anxious 10 marry you because l
haven't the heart to let you become
an old maid merely because you hap
pen TO have a paltry half million"
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1909-12-01

you're going to settle. leaving me out
in the cold"
"Oh, that's all right, old man. {"
laughed the other. I'm making you a
preferred creditor"
Again. please"
Il mean this, that those other guys
won't know they're not going 10 set
cent for year; I'll tell you now
Pittsburg Gazette.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1909-12-01
Slow Literary Production

ihey say that Stevenson frequent.
" worked a whole afternoon ON a
single line" :
Ihats nothing. know man who
mas been working the last six wears
On one sentence. Boston transcript
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1909-12-01
Should Lake LtIa Msdioln.

A feller shouldn't stand In the mid.
die OF the street to talk pessimism. .
declared the Plunkvile philosopher
why not?"
"Fust he says life amt worth living,
and then jumps when he hears an au-
tomobjle honk. Washington Times
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1909-12-01

He-"It was q frightful moment
when / received your letter telling me
Of the insuperable obstacle of our
marriage. would have shot myself.
but had no money to buy a revolver"
She--"Dearest If only you had let me
know, "-Simplicissimus
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1909-12-01
OSHKOSH.

The Phil H. Sheridan Relief corps
No. SO of Oshkosh has presented a
beautiful flag to the Sixth sereet pub.
lie school. Appropriate exercises
were held. Mrs. Gillingham, patriot.
ic instructor, gave an address, and M.
NJ. McIver, superintendent of schools.
spoke In response Patriotic songs
and recitations were rendered, and
the flag salute given.-Alma Garrison.
press correspondent.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1909-12-01

Nephew Dust returned from abroad
This franc piece. aunt. got in
arts
Aunt Hepsy-I wish, nephew, you'd
fetch home one Of them Latin quar-.
ters they talk SO much about--Boston
Transcript
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1909-12-01

Did YOU tell that photographer you
didn't want your picture takeny
Yes, answered the eminent but I'M
comely parsonage did he take OF
fense?" mo. He said he didn't
blame lie. Washington Start
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1909-12-01

prison to each member present at the
Sheboygan meeting to be held Decem.
Der 6. Two fine solos were rendered
by Mrs. Kreger. After supper the
delegates left for their respective
homes.-Mrs Catherine Baker press
correspondent, corps No. IS.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1909-12-01
Giving II Away.

Jacks girl--Jack has just been tell.
ing me about the stunty way he has
his room fixed up
Jacks roommate Crying to be ia
Jacks room IL better
than his company. Cornell Widow
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1909-12-01

already quite farming community
understand that there are two potato
warehouses at the station. It is a
great place to grow potatoes. Cable
will continue to grow, as every com
Inunity in farming region must do
1t is the cultivation of the soil that
everywhere insures prosperity.
There is one blessed good thing
about both Mason and Drummond
that | can not quite say for Cable.
even though it is surrounded by new
farms. Those farmers voted license
by majority of one. and there are
saloons-two of them. But neither
Mason nor Drummond ever had sa-
loon. The business men there know
that their mills are more profitable
when managed by sober men than
such as frequent saloons; and so they
do not mean to employ men who would
vote for license. The town line is
only half mile from Mason. over
on the other side, the people vote for
license, and a saloon has been set up
out there close to the line. This is
done in spite of the wishes of the PEG
pie of the busy. industrious little vii
lage.
Now, in telling about these typical
little lumber towns, l may not have
been accurate, vet know / have told
/ things pretty nearly as they are, near
ly enough to give fair notion of the
general condition of things. 1t is, of
course, different with the larger
towns,-Iron River, Washburn, Bay
held and Ashland. Yet thes places
have depended in the past so much up
on the lumber business that they are
not nearly so busy as they used to be.
They are passing through this newt
able transition state. and are hoping
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1909-12-01
Explained.

He-The.'re going to toast the
football players tomorrow.
She-Oh. now understand why
they cali it gridiron --CoIumbia
Jester
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1909-12-01

Many woman considers marriage a
failure because she is unable to got a
divorce.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1909-12-01

Precisely that way and no other!
II may be noted particularly that the
street should go under the name
nor down in the left corner where
1t frequently is placed. Uncle sam
so he informs Postmaster Keyes--
doesn't like the burlptious type-writ-
er's arbitrariness in lining up the
address So
Mr.. Frank B. Jones,
24l6 Oak street,
Oswego,
Ohio.
That's stale, fat and horrid. and
Is TO be religiously discountenanced
by all postmasters who are so stu
ated that they can exercise an indie
pendenee without concern respecting
the effect upon the fair typistloIay.
Uncle Sam calls the first style
above given his model FORM" ana
he writes that even school children
could be Instructed to address mali
matter in thrt exact manner Judge
Reyes, like every other postmaster.
has just had his attention called to
an order of September IS, 1908, d.
recting postmasters to Cooperate
with school authorities in giving in
structions to pupils In postal mat
tiers, especially the proper address.
ing OF mail matters" as above indi-
Gated. postmasters also are urgeo
to use every legitimate means to
bring to the attention OF the pubic
the Importance Of placing the re-
turn address on all letters and par
cells. Soon a placard will he FIR.
nished relative to This matter, which
Postmaster Keyes win nail up con-
spicuously In the lobby
Further Uncle Sam requests that
Ink be used in addressing letters or
other mail matter
Since more than thirteen million
pieces of mail matter were sent to
the division Of dead letters last year.
large proportion of which could
not be delivered because of care
iessness in writing addresses, 1t per.
haps Is not surprising that Uncle
Sam should be anxious for the pub
/ lie to exercise more gumpton IN
postal matters,
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1909-12-01
CORRECT WAY To
WRITE Addresses
UNCLE SAM ADVISES PosTMAs-
TER KEYEs EXACTLY HOW
1T SHOULD BE.
WANTS SCHOOL CHILDREN TO
BE INSTRUCTED REGARDING
RIGHT METHOD.

Uncle Sam is in distress. He de-
sires his children to address envel-
opes correctly, and in exactly one
way, in order that letters may go
right and that postal clerks be saved
from distraction. The old man mas
studied the matter carefully and is
perfectly clear In his convictions.
First on an envelope should be the
return card in the upper left hand
corner, with the stamp of course in
the upper right. then through the
center
/. The name; below it slantingly-
?. The street number; then
3. The city; and lastly
(. The state Thus
Mr.. Frank 3. Jones,
24t6 Oak Street,
oswego,
ohio.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1909-12-01

! would like to tell more of what I
saw in connection with these Bayfield,
county schools, but have now used
up my space. 1t is well worth while
to get out now and then and see what
is being done by our faithful, earnest
teachers for our little citizens. They
are deserving of all praise and very
little criticism. The mixed population
of northern Wisconsin is truly being
Americanized.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1909-12-01

that by-and by they can be prosperous
without sawmills. / may say here
that if some of the people of Madison
wish TO get cheaper rent they can find
it up north
It has been my privilege to visit the
schools of Mason, Iron River, Drum
mond, Cable and Washburns and this
has been a real pleasure TO me. L
have in all of them found an under
current of patriotism that comes cas-
lily and almost spontaneously to the
surface It is due, of course. to the
general spirit Of the teachers and the
quiet, pervading influence of Miss
Jessie Smith, for more than d" VI,
years the faithful and efficient super
intendent of schools in Bayfield,
county. l have found a cordial well
come everywhere to talk about the
Gag, both in public audiences and at
school. In particular, l viii speak of
Cable, a two-room school with three
teachers. l got of the train there at
eleven o'clock in the midst of a heavy,
windy snowstorm. At the corner of
the depot / saw two boys with flags,
said, Hello, boys! Have you come
to meet me?" You bet!" the replied.
Turning the corner there were
twenty or ,hirt, girls and boys and
their scho" ncipal, Mr.. Daniels
They took %, p to the school house
singing America, waving their flags all
the way. Happy and hearty they were
as they came into the vestibule of
their schoolhouse, stamping their
feet, brushing the snow of themselves
and me, and caring for my overcoat
and hat. Then they went to their seats
and proceeded with their lessons.
They had them well learned, too, and
were eager to recite. Before
talked to them about the flag, at one
O'Clock, they entertained me with a
BIZ of patriotic program of songs and
! drill and the flag salute. 1t was all
beautiful, and meant great deal. One
OF the young lady teachers told me she
was only seventeen years old,-that
when she was fifteen she went to Su-
perior, got place to work for her
board and spent two years studying in
the normal school Now she is back
home teaching to earn money to com.
plete her course in the normal. She is
made of good stuff.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-09-28

Sam oe @Ieoe. Seq oflaooe oo %.
iaa ct 9eieg poa ben Seiifole, bDor
iee bar Glen for 81 glar lioen. Seq
beiegte en- anoen SeiifoIe oe EN- 2anf-
brugsifole. oe ieg fit paonp en- lepen.
oe 5sIeIie Of bpor itor getponing
oisie Sfoler bar for ben oanife ling
Dom. Seq bapoe tenft oeioa at be.
isee en- af Snbre Misiions Seiifoler
oe Den uopiOeoe Ssiifole / Aifon,
men ieg naaeoe oct life. Gu, iee me-
ner, at bpis Den oonife Sejifole bon.
De tonet mere rent 6Ios for befen.
oeIiestro liitberif ariitenoom, 90 bnis
ben baboe Io9t mere 8ino paa Seln-
nrbeioet hos glenerne, iao niloe Den
bane bltn6et oerpeo. Seq mener og.
iao, at De onnif-omerifanife Sfoler
Der | 2anoet, bpor %Ioaoont cores,
Itaor / BET Stptfe ouer De oanife.
Men Der er noget oeo ben griinotoig.
ife SoiifoIe | 0onmarf, iom pi buroe
ie at bebare, foroi oct biorager meg.
tigt til at beriee 2inet, nemIig oct
biitoriif.poetiifc Brpg. Get looer
iia eoot forene meo iano ariiten0om,
ia ioo 9oot. at belle 9ibelen er pre-.
get oeraf. 0oar mon lao / 0nnmorf
bar facet for megen golitif, boa0e
~uoenri9s og inOenrios, orebIet mo
imeueni, og naar man til 3ioer bar
peret loolig meget begeiitret mart
for De gamIe noroiife @uoer og mart
for ct eler onoet ghiti6sipergsmaal,
Tom BOG fun bar Ell nn6eroronet Be
tboning, ioa bsr mar life 6ero0er nn-
oerfenoe felipe Seiifolen og Oens
8runotanfe: ct Observation-Disclosures
tilt 9ipsipn oe bets girfeliggsrelie
bIonot ben breoe @%eio1fning. 90 fan
man life antaee ben grlnotpigife
9oemotif, boa6 beIer life ieg fan,
iaa fan man taffe Brunotbig for, at
ban Hog ioaIeoes til 2p6 for bette
2iosiDn, ion oct blen oanerfenot /
Oonmorf iom intet on6et Steo. Sun
mao man 10 butte, at 6et isrite er
set ferite, og oct bliber ditto en- ret
bibeIif ariftenoom.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-09-28
Gn OrbinatiOnsfcit.

On inooan fit ieg 9"iligbe0 til at
ooernare / 5ruefirfe / aebenbonn.
Oct bar en- oeili9 oe b6itioelig
Stuno, Ga De fire aonoioater bIeb
inobiet til oet beIlige Brpoife- og
29reembeoe: Gre ifuloe p9re GrR.
fter | asbenbaon og Ell | Ell 2anoiogn
| Hibe Stift, og ina blot ieg funoe
ie, ioa pasieoe Ga~n6ionterne fortrpf.
feligt til oeres reipeftipe arbeios-
feIter. Men ct lille Oro ON felipe
airfen, for ni eoar pioere.
Der er 10 mango prpgtige Strife.
bpeninger / 9anmnrf, og 5rnefirfe
err ubetinget en- at De prGgti9ite, iipr
inonenoig. Sg ben er efter bore 6or.
BOLD meeet flor. Selpe aoret at.
GAP beo n9bnte 2eiligbeo glaos til
ca. 200 Berioner, og bapoe oct pGret
paffet. funoe Der naret 200 til. Og
iaa De berIige Ssiler, guer og SpeI.
oineer, life of tale ON Sborpaloiens
Meiterbprfer, iom prpoerairfen. Ser
bar pi 10 bans uforlignelige ariitus.
fieur og be tolb gpoitIe, | gasrelief
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-09-28

%foronen runot aoret .@onoen til
@olgntbn, oa mi0t | aoret hans
n0aabseneel." Wean fanr itrafs en-
Selelie al, of man er | Serrens BEL
lige Sernpel, noar I trpoer inc |
Ell Iaooon 9poning. Men cen cling
unoreoe mig Der ioopeI iom anoet
Steos, at man life boooe imuffere
Seoer. 9e par oct met ligefremme
Semmermanosberf % itoo ina Iongt
UNDER alt oct an6et, at man faor
S~notrnffet Of ct Misforbolo. Men
for nit 0eofommenoe bill ieg belit
preoife | en- of bore imaa lpie og bDg.
aelige airfer Der onre. Snerfen Sir
fen ener Menigbeoen er itsrre, emo
at man fan toIe meo fin noturliQe
Stenme og u0en at operonItr9i1ge
fig. Dog fan oct 10 bGre forbolos.
bis tunet at tale | Ell lille airfe og
forbolosnis let / en- iterre. Seq 10.
mes, oct bar let at bsre / 5ruefirfe.
Men enten pore airfer M er imaa
eller fore, iaa bur0e ni title efter cen
cling, nen1lio at De er firfeliee, ida
ielne airfen ainer ct opbejet 90 bel.
asrenoe Snotrpf. Seq tror oeiao, at
hi / De ienere aor bar giort life iaa
liot 5remgang / ben Senieenoe. Wen
man bur6e gere oct til &e9el bIon0t
og, at noor man life ieIb bar 5or.
Italo og 2ie for ben Slags Eing,
man ioa b%enpen6er fig til 5olf, Tom
bar BET. ut @ro life bar Misbag,
men 9eboq / ilt9t. oet fer man al
bans neioetiee 6orifrifter for 8ober.
naflets 9pgniHg og bets S%noretning,
ia ieIo Erpitens 0raet timber ban
oct life un6er fin 9nroigbeo at be.
ifrioe. W11, bi bar 10 6ribeo | ioa-
oonne 8inq, men oerfor fan pi 10
nof BRUCE Dor Sribeo pao en- imuf
og beroig @adoe, % noor bort 8oIf
/ Sioens Sob bar facet Raao til at
bpg9e iie imuffe @eboeIiesbuIe, ioo
bar man 10 oeian nof Jfaao til at
6pege imuffe @uosbnie.
Men oct bar 0r6inationer, ieg
ifuloe tiIbage til. Ser bar mango
babe 9rGiter oe grobiter til Ste0e,
ale / Ornat og en- Del neo Sroener
poa grpItet. ON III oct oeiaa er
firfeIiet, oct er ct Spergsmaal, ieg
life ber ifol 0ebatere. Gt De geiitliee
Serrer ino | aoret og at De iao sOerit,
tiger fig ielp. 90 Der par mango
ifenne greitetpper blonot benz. Men
Der iaali6t iom anoet Steos fan Ell
10 to9e mere, eno Der er gibet bam.
@iifop 9eroams charlottesville
bar iPrlig goo. Oct eneite oriitofrus
fife, Der bar at bemprfe beo Mon-
ben, par bans giipeoroet, eaers MINI
bebe ban iaa leoenoe ON en- iebn
oanif 2anosbppr9it, men Ell Sands.
bpprnit, fra bbem Der uogoar en- Ie.
benoe Strem ef oct ebiee 2ins Orb.
Sans Gale fnptteoe iig til goilus',
Gale til De 9gIoite fra gfeius, ZIP.
g. 90. Sap, bporof ban bog fun
bruete De ferite A gers 1871. Men
ban bo6 Sroinanoerne at Ieie belle
9aIen, naar De fom biem, ia fIittig
gore bette belle oeres 2ip. = Oct fun.
De oi oiit babe eoot of at gore Der.
obre ogiaa.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-09-28
0porfor Guinoer er banlblt
fra amerifanife arigsifibe.

Get er notion befenot, at bet life
er tiqoot bore Seofficerer at tage
beres Suftruer og 9ettre meo ON
goro paa oeres Stibe. ON 9loria-
gen iii Sorbuoet meooeler Chicago
Snter Ocean" fslgenoe efter Mrs.
HoDbp De gpans: =
oSor en- Del &ar iioen laa ct Il.
g. arigsifib | en- ipoamernfanif
9npn. On goro iao en- Iften en-
Officers Suftru nDoenoe uoiieten og
ben friife Sebriie. Bluoielig frsb
en- Mnno rem fra nogle Sopruaer og
preientere6e Zig for benbe iom en-
forurettet og forfuIgt ipoamerifanif
GepoIutioniit og BAD ON ct Sfiul poa
Sfibet.
Hsrt af bans Sortening loo bun
fig enoelig ben9ge til of ifiuIe bam |
2aiten uoen at t9nfe poa De Diploma.
tiife SorpitImeer, en- iaaban Sano.
ling fitnoe ~forboIoe.
Ga Sfibet bar fommen til Sss,
blep ben fremmeoe opbaget og
SpsrgsmaaIet blep reiit ON, bbem
Der bar ben ffpIoiee; tiff at noeen
moatte babe npret BAN bebiplpelig
bar inolpien6e. Gorifrpffet ober, at
Der bleb taget iaa ~olporliet paa Ga
gen, git ben g~oobierteoe apinbe til
gefenoeIie. On Happort bleb ienot
til @aibington, Sngen blep bebano-
let Of 4Omiralitetet og G6lgen blep
bet omtalte 5orbuo.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-09-28

n9rmer Jig en- flao, ianoet Spit, o9
en- al 9eoerne pluoieIig fsIer Jig / for
grlnot gano, ioa betnges ban ltrofs
of Ell opernpIoenoe Sfref og einer
Zig til at fare ON iom ralenoe for at
fomme / onbt gan0 igen. $ iaooont
Silfeloe iamles Itrofs Gommeraterne
ON bam Iom for at bielpe BAN lbs,
og fer oct ioa, at 9eoeren tager fell
al 8eien % / line a%nitreneelier for
at Hippo lbs | bets Steo arbeioer fig
lengere op / Sonoet, iao fslger De
qnore troIig efter, inotil ofte belle
Stimen neo @bben logger itran0et
beit poo 0en terre 9reo.
Gu fommer Der 9in / 5iifeIeiren.
Sper Of Sc Itronoeoe ySoar" fan Of
gioe Die til en- @nroi at fra 10 til
20 Collars, og noar linoertioen flere
&unoreoe pao en- Gang Itranoer, iaa
fan man 10 let f%orItoo at set er en-
9eginenbeo at ferIte Stang | en- fottig
Siiferbuet. 8a gploer oct ON, bbem
Der f6rIt tan fomme paa Seenen oa
foa iat fit Wierfe poa BET it6rit mn.
Iigt Intal 8pr; tbi bam tiIbBrer De
ifglge en- uifreben, men ulognmme
SOB.
9isie 8%egipenbeoer in6tr9ffer imi0'
lertio finn foo @ange / en- 0enneife.
alder, men BOG bpspiat nof til, at Sc
boerne poo oisie apiter ite0ie er poo
llofig efter 9pffen / ben SfiffeIie.
Ser fort9des, of mems 9r9iten
en- ioa0an 9anosbp Ell Senoag Mor-
gen itoo paa 9%r9oifeitoIen meo Den
oabne 9sr foran zig, boorigennem
ban funoe ie no til Sabet, bleb ban
pluoielig bar. at oe forte Sit bar Bee
at itranoe. Set bar meo oct p0erite
8eipnr, at ban fit fuloenot i'm Yre.
oifen uoen at robe noget. timber
SIutninges bar ban iteget neo al
BrpoifeitoIen og eooet langiomt ne6
ober 8ulnet. 9a ban banoe noaet
0eren Itprteoe ban al Steo efter
Stranoen til unoer Haabet o6iifen
err fommenl" og inoen bans beitprte-
be Sognebern naaeoe SfuepIaoien,
babe Br9iten aaereoe lat lit Wprfe
poa Photographer al 8pttet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-09-28
6aOets Saar.

Qigeiom Goaret blanot 2anoopre'
ne bar Dlnoet Hp for i'm Wangel
paa SniIIe, iaaleoes finoes Der og'
ioo bIonot &apets finmeoe Sfarer en-
art. Der poa Iignenoe MoaOe bar er.
bperpet fig geenapn af Gaar. Oct
er be ~foofnIote forte Silt.
Disie forte Silt bbrer til Spalfami-
lien oe er iooIeoes eeentIig ilet lite
0ijf men potteopr. De opnoar en-
Qcneoe of fra 10 til 20 Sob og er
meeet ipere ! GorboIb. Deres 9umle-
pIoos e. bet norbIige atIanterbap, og
bet e. iorIie poo apiterne ontfring
Cape Cob / Mosioduiets, be fra lib
til onben ofIreeer prbue poo oeres
6ooreoumbe0.
efer BET. at en- Stime at oisie Dpr