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The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1909-05-28
Stouahton

Ephriam E Warren was taken to the
city hospital on Friday where he under
went a most delicate and very severe
operation for an affection of the hip of
long standing. The operation was most
successfully performed by DR. Trulson,
assisted by Drs Iverson and Omsted.
The bone was found to have been badly
affected and several pieces had to be
removed.
Miss Inga Hoel was badly injured on
Monday afternoon while driving to town
from her home one mile west of town.
On reaching the city and near Dear
born's corner she met Carl Roe's auto,
which frightened her horse, and Miss
Hoel jumped from the rig, breaking her
leg in two places, the bone of which
perforated through the flesh and through
her stocking. The fracture is reported
as very bad one and will probably
confne her to the hospital for several
weeks, where she was removed at once
and the fracture reduced. Had Miss
Hoel remained in her buggy she would
undoubtedly escaped injury.
JensJ Naset, aresident of this county
for sixty-four long years, and of our
city for the past thirty-seven years,
died at his home here early Thursday
morning, aged 81 years. Mr. Naset had
been in feeble health for several years
from heart trouble, and received a
slight stroke of paralysis about year
ago. Although feeble, he kept around,
and was down town only few days
ago. He was born in Norway in 1923,
and emigrated to Wisconsin in 1916,
locating in the town of Christiana. He
was a prominent contractor and builder
until 1868, when he engaged in the
hardware business at Cambridge, and
in 1872 removed the business to this
place, and later resumed the business
of contractor and builder.
James Harrison, the. Canadian heel
and toe walker, who secured fourth
place in the seven-night match in Mil
waukee last week, came out seven laps
ahead of Nels Quale in his two-hour
race against the Stougton hiker at the
armory last night. The former COW
cred Is miles and Is laps in the two
hours and Quale Is miles and laps.
Twenty-four laps, or times, around the
hall constituted mile Harrison set a
hot pace from the start, but seemed
unable to gain much of any lead on
Quale during the first hour and half,
the distance between the walkers in
that period at no time exceeding half a
lap. Both men made just eight miles
in the first hour, the fastest mile being
walked in six and one-half minutes.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1909-05-28
County Line.

(roo late for last week.
DR. Culham of Stoughton was bust
ness caller Monday.
John Sweeney and family were Ed
gerton visitors on Saturday.
Harry Hardwick spent Saturday and
Sunday with GAINESVILLE friends.
Miss Mary Thorburgh is spending the
week with friends in Dunkirk.
Mrs Thos Ford spent Monday after
noon with Mrs Judd Mccarthy.
Lawrence Barrett and family of Cen
ter spent Sunday at Ed Ford's.
Mr. and Mrs Oscar DAZZLE were over
Sunday visitors with her father at Ev-
ansville.
Mr. and Mrs Jerry Murphy spent Sat
urday afternoon at the home of Andrew
Wilburgh at Edgerton.
Miss Little of GAINESVILLE returned to
her home after a month visit with her
cousin, Miss Alice Hardwick.
Alice Reilly and Helen Lay of North
Center spent Friday night with the lat
ter's sister, Mrs John Hyland.
H j Rhode of Stoughton was in this
vicinity on Monday soliciting for the
Woodmen Accident Insurance Co.
Will Murphy left for his home in
Beach, Montana, Tuesday, after spend
ing the winter with his brother and
sister here.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1909-05-28
Albion Prairie

(TOo late for last week.
The Circle will meet with Mr. and
! Mrs Frank Barton Friday evening.
DR. and Mrs Morrison came up from
Edgerton to attend the surprise at Mr.
Pattison's.
The Ladies Aid Society of the P M
church will meet next week with Mrs
Frank Barton.
Mr. and Mrs James Spike of Edgerton
attended the surprise party given Mr.
and Mrs Pattison.
The Ladies Aid Society of the P M
church will meet with Mrs Jens Nasset
on Thursday of this week.
Mr. and Mrs Fred Vickers of Edger-
ton and Miss Bertha Vickers of Dorm
field, England, were the guests of Mr.
and Mrs C Pattison Tuesday of last
week.
One Of the largest surprise parties
that has ever been held on the Prairie
was given Mr. and Mrs Lars Lien Jr on
Monday night. There were about two
hundred guests present. Dancing was
! INDUCED in until the small hours of the
morning, Mr. and Mrs Lien were the
4COIpICi1IS VI q USdO Cl1ul PAL lOI out.
Mr. and Mrs C Pattison were agree
ably surprised on Tuesday evening of
last week when number of neighbors
and friends marched in prepared to
meet all demands. Music and dainty
luncheon We're the order of the even
ing. Rev Blenkinsopp, in behalf of
those present, presented Mr. and Mrs
Pattison with beautiful lamp.
Mr. and Mrs Daniel Pierce celebrated
their golden wedding Tuesday after
noon, May 18th, They were the recip-
tents of a number of beautiful gifts.
Fifty years ago it was the custom for
those who were not invited to the we'd
ding to be present in the evening, ring
bells, blow horns and pound on old tin
pans and fire few shots with shot
gun, etc, until the bride and groom APP
peared. The groom usually treated the
crowd with cigars, and sometimes beer,
to show his appreciation of their re-
Numbering them. That custom has
changed since then, but to remind Mr.
and Mrs Pierce number appeared on
the scene to serenade them Tuesday
evening. After the usual amount of
noise the serenaders were invited into
the house where they entertained with
songs, recitations and readings. The
groom passed out the cigars and did
not try to run away with his bride as
he did fifty years ago. Refreshments
were served and a very pleasant even
ing was passed.
Fresh strawberries every day at
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1909-05-28
For SALE.-A good safe family

For SALE.-A good safe family
horse, harness and runabout if desired.
Inquire at this Office.
DO you want the best flour in town?
Buy Marvel at Joe Conn's.
Miss Ena Berkey will accept pupils
for piano instruction for any time dur
ing the week. Phone No. 8. l2tf
Nice, large, smooth old potatoes
GOO bushel at Joe Conn's.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1909-05-28
To Open the Coast Line Soon.

The last rail on the Pacific coast ex-
tension of the Milwaukee road was laid
recently. 1t is announced that IN the
early fall, or possibly late summer, the
regular through train service between
Chicago and Milwaukee and Seattle and
Tacoma will be inaugurated. In the
meantime the new line is handling
freight over nearly the entire route,
and in June will receive and forward
its first cargo of freight from and to
the Orient.
Regular passenger train service will
be put into effect between Seattle and
Butte, Mont, about June Is. For a
time only DAY trains will be started from
the two points, east and west, with no
through service until the line becomes
well seasoned. y Butte is one-half
the total distance from Seattle of the
the new Pacific coast line, which is 1900
miles in length, from the Missouri river
to Seattle. For some time day trains
have been in operation between Butte
and the Missouri river, distance OF
75O miles.
This is the time of year you should
- <~rx Hr&<r
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1909-05-28
West Porter

Fishing is the order of the day.
Mr. and Mrs Tom Stearns visited at
Austin Fessenden's Sunday.
Miss Margery Mckinley spent last
Thursday with Marie Mccarthy.
Mr. and Mrs Chas White of Edgerton
were seen on our streets Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs Chas Sweeney of Edger-
ton called at Ed Ford's last week.
Mr. and Mrs John Sweeney and fam
lily spent Sunday at d E McCarthy's.
Diploma examinations We're held in
the Lienau school, conducted by Misses
Jennie Mccarthy and Louise Raymond.
They also assisted in correcting the
papers Monday in GAINESVILLE.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1909-05-28
Cambridge

Joel and Orson Thompson and their
families came over from Edgerton on
Tuesday to visit their father, C G.
Thompson, before he started on his trip
to Norway.
B l. Delamater was arrested last Sat
urday, charged with taking water from
hydrant in violation of the village or
dinance He was taken before Justice
Hill where he plead not guilty and
asked for continuance to May 10Th,
which was granted.
Chris G Thompson and Martin Jarles-
berg left on Wednesday morning for a
Neither of the gentlemen have been
back to the scenes of their boyhood
since they first left there. Mr. Thomp-
son left Norway sixty wears ago this
month, while Mr. Jarlesberg has been a
resident of this country 20 years. They
will visit different points in Norway
and expect to be absent about four
months.
Considerable surprise was occasioned
among our citizens last Monday morn
ing when the bulletin board announced
that G r Clarke had rendered his resig-
nation as president of the village. On
inquiry it was founo to be only too true.
This action was the result of some
harsh criticism which was made because
of his strict enforcement of the village
ordinances and state laws. To con-
tinue him in office some of his friends
circulated petition requesting the vii
lage board to refuse to accept his resig-
nation.
Tested seed corn for sale. INQUIRE
of Chas. Scoffeld, Indian Ford, Wis. 16tf
Three nice pineapples for 25c at
Joe Conn's.
Special reductions on summer dress
fabrics this week Fancy linen finish
suiting in fancy stripe and colors at
123c yard. IT. P Burns, GAINESVILLE. /
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-11-19

mel 5olteiftt. SEQ feroer oct life. @ien oct er ieg ouerbe-
pit ON, at Sp9rmeriets 8ioer airfen, ga bgr Grange.
lets aloffe ringes meo julio aroft, % ga maa gtaaoens
6lgitetoner lpOe me0 belle oeres iamlenoe % inobp0enoe
SLANG. Oct bill berolige So9rnerne og bringe Dem til at
t9nte Dem aloorligt ON iaa De maaife op9ioerS Durmeret.
gaen Der bar airfen pit ell Del at algre. Ofte bar ben be
gpnot at llaa lbs paa De i~toffels Spprmere meo gtisfen.
oelie, onOe Orb, 6origl9elie 9anoiGttelie % ANDRE lignei.
De i~ergelige Mioler, o9 56lgen er ielpipleelig blepet ben,
at So9rmerre er bleoet iagne lGngere % lGngere bort ira
.airfen no SpGrmeriet Steoet for at blipe retleote oe
biulpne til 6reo og @pile airtens Gro. ~ Ma. ben Si0
er forbi" Tiger on. Sa, par ben bare. aPen o9ioa pore Ga-
&c fan man ie BET SGripn, at GrGier mener, at De mao
SuGrmeri oeO Senoag eiter SsnOng poa 9r9.
0iteItolen at tor0ne Los moo DC I~taffeIs SpGrnere. Mon
De birfeigt fan meme at tieneS i9Iene meo en- iaaoan5rem..
gangsmaaOel 8isieligt fan lloniflingen al So9rmeriet
fomme pnn ct iaaoant Stooe, at airfens Siener maa Of
ientligt ~afere oct og aooore moo BET. Men oeriom Ell Or.
bets 6orfpnoer bor Sp9r1neri iom lit Alfa ogOmega Sen-
Dag efter Sen0og, pa 9er ban iitfert @uOs Rige 5faoe %
life 8apn.
6ortiGttes)
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-11-19

Jig / en- iortiat aabenbnrin9s epigt-
~ipruoIenOe SLIDER. Den frugtbarger
Den ifobte 9IanO og itaber / ben Ell
9pngiel og en- 8irfen benimoO en-
5ilitano. boor 2iuet, beiriet ira Sal.
oets 9isbarmonier, ifal iorti9tte Jig
/ umio0elbar Nprpurelie al 2ioetS
o9 Silp9reliens OpbuO; bbor De rene,
De iolige, DC ubegrpnie0e Goi9be6s.
oi00er ifal Mas og beiioOes, og Den
menneifeIige aonOs Muligbe0er I'M,
Der @uo ifal iu(oitPnoigt reaIiieres.
0ette er 3orifeaen meaem ariltls
og grabna, meQem ariituS % go
roaiter. Oct er 6orifelen melem Sc.
ms aritus. @uosSe i, @er0ens 5reI.
Ter og ale Cheers og Soils memeife.
lioe 2prere % 9e0cre. S0ao tpffes
e0er OH driitua2 6Uis Son or hon2
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-11-19
0gt rCtte 81 ltIieO
Mel: 6remnO er 8eroens piIoe HeIt

6remoo er 8eroens piloe Reit.
er Siertet iuIOt al 5rpot og Soiul,
Sorgen bar 30 OerInOe,
stan OH / SerOeu life foa SPILL,
5ierteireOen Ell finoe,
Bio on, at 9oriet er 9pileiteo
5or 0enL iom til Spile tr9noer.
Bio oa. at Seius pelii9uer Dem,
Som fait peO ban aors Jig bpnger.
@ao ben til Seius, oeo aoriet fneI.
Oa Seius Dig 6reOen ienoer.
Megtig Oa paogner / Din Si9l
gn @lGoe, on M Ell fenoer.
Da 6ruier Subel / Siplen mo,
Soa 9iertets Strenge De finger,
Mems on Big bGuer meo freiOi9tSinO
Opa0 pan Sroens 8ineer.
Seiter 3.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-11-19

gierfe lpGplner, for0i auben er Tor lille. Der er life
4laos Tor De unge Bier, inqen glaos for en- uopioet Qirf-
iombeo, for mt Arbeioe. Og Oct ianme er 8ilfqloet Stir
fer. Geriom Den life oiI fortaa 8raneen til 2iusbeuageie
og arafhtofoloelie 9os fine leoenoe Meolenmler, iaa trent
ffoi0er Den s0Grneri. 2o6 mig fortaae ct Gfsempel. On
boft og ian0beosisgenoe uHg gfano / Danmarf BAR blepen
p~oapirfet at Mormouerne, iom buiere0e Ser paa Ggnen.
5orpiat og i%en0erreOet gf gn8Iin0en ben til lin 5o9ue
prpit for at taGe meo BAN ON I'm Sipls 5relie % ON 0e
m%or1!onife 2proomme; ban baabeoe at finoe SiGlp i'm
9aanoe poa ben 9tua6e. Ga ban bapoe fortalt &raften
fin Stiaiug. fit ban isfgen6e 5Dar: uSoao Scr
ifeI er Der paa 01plf og @reO eaer @ro0 og 0lGlf~. Ter
DeO binfeoe 9rnlten BAN al, og %forunbrer on big o0er at
ban efter en- iaaoan WteOfart ioormeoe oOer blanOt Nor
nonerne. @lanOt Dem troeoe ban at 6ooe funoet Sauobe-
Der. Dog 9niolen ouogneoe mart Dos 6om igen, oa en- at
MormonapoitIene iagoe til 66lget, 0o Sc bar fommen 10 at
Ieile, at I'M fim0e Dc fate 0eres gibel no Saoet, t9i mar
De fom til 3ion lltab, % banoe De Brofeterne meo oct le
benoe Orb. Otter itore 2ioelier, ~aan0elige &arnpe o. 9iD5
fare fon oenlie Nianb tilbage til Der ~lut6erife Strife OF 0e
De Der Tor nogle Mar ii0en iom ct troen0e Wenneife. 9ien
je1 amer bet for meqet innoipnli1t, at aft oct i%6rgeliqe
GDnrmeri fnnoe 9ape ppret ~afbnrget, oeriom n9Dnte
4rpit 6apoe foritaaet jim SpgaDe ober for bette iegenoe
W1enneife. ION tom til BAN i'm Siplenso. aa, Oeriom
0irfen Dort6porelon0 bau0e Dioft at 96re forus0en 9laos
for Sc iaofolote .Soprmere~ 81 boooe ri npppe bait ca.
10000 ntornionffe 2mosmpno lltob oe andre Stater
90 set err iiffert BEN inore Miisiions ~uo6oelige 5ortiene-
ife Dqnihnrf, at Den REQ lit @rbeioe, iprligt lin 6p1es
birfiof1ieO mcaetn Erpiier o. 2pqfolf, bar giort PIa0s
fer oe Dafte os iono6eosipgenoe SiGle 5oIfafirfen og be-
boret Dem ira GpQrneri. Gao os betprfe set og e~iterligne
5ette 9rbeioe Eioe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-11-19

Or BET life 2instegn bo5 9ierHe, noor sc iuprner
Gn oe0 gifIof ifal iiffert fife io9rme Oct tor ieg ga nof
paaItaa, ielO ON ieg er belt ufon6ig 9iapl. 8l ieg 0a
faloe SDprIneri airfen for ct 2iDstegu? Seq oil iDare,
at pantro, %aanoeligt 06oe oa ~oerosiige airfenleOlemner
ioarmer fife. De bar intet at ioprme Tor. De or bel til
freos oeres SSbus, boor Qios6ebpgelien oQ 2ipslanallea
er ltpffet eaer 900. Oct er 9~i0stranq % Ilnoetranq, iont
bringer SDprneri Stano. Qaar set ipermeriIfe BEAM.
Der at bile rig @}eniebeoen. oa bar iom gieael Naaoens
Gus beitroalet nogle 6ierter, giort oct oarnt allben;
Granger er paa9net til at preoe ginqerne 2iuets flare
Sofifin.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-11-19
O
fAf Sner N Sanen.)
~B a erBnne @r9seanss looer ban
mig butie4 Sal. 20 2.
XVII.
cni fnaa1
XVII
9uifen?

50, on er life troenoe, min Senl font on ne0 Bel
en-. Serren bar ienOt mango ) ifer e efter Dig for at
fange Dig; men on bar life billet la0e Dig fange enonu.
Dog, on ilipper life fra Serren, BET er min Gro. @il OH
life looe dig fange al 6iiferne nleo @ornet, loa ienoer bdil
Dig oernpit 5 p gere; men oa oil oct fomme til at ipioe.
min 9reng Haar Ou maa bleoe unoer SGgerens Bile
Gnaleoes taIte oen ganlle 0fano til lin Ssn, % Ser lager
bift meget oisie OrO. Der er nof mango, ser fan iige:
oct er gaaet iaaIeOes meO mig.
9u linge Menneifel bpilfe al oisie bill on beige, 81
itereu meo @arnet eaer Seeeren meo BET itorpe @auben?
Son bar ofte pGret uoe efter big. 6erren bar prsoet at
bragg Dig ,meo aprligbeosboano og meo Menneifeinore
40 mango geie bar ban forip8t at foa Dig til at Omuenoe
big; milot og 6ntt, bar ban oraget o9 loffet. Iten on iagoe
biotl mel, Oh lto0 imoo, on itampe0e moo 8roO0en.
8il on oa bape S9gerne efter oie2 Bill on ferit be-
gpnoe at Igge Serren, naar io9re Spgoomne, Soraer,
Moogang, 5alo, Smerter 0. |. fomner og ilaar Dit @ierte
opbe Snarl 5fal oct gaa Dig, iom bet gift MannosIe. Der
ferft ombenote Jig 6angenifabets tltnge SGnfer. D, boao
bill on oqlee? @plg Seius meo oct ianrne, set er nit Del
merte Naao. 9u oil alorig fortrboe at babe Oolgt BAN
iom DIN.
Sgg bonr, mems Siertet laa lpiteIigt banferl
8er0en omififter ban bliper forian0l
SOigter gtatten DIT 9or og DIT Anter.
aalo poo Oin 6reler, ga ioigter ei banl
Stiernernes SIO
GpnOer ban milo;
alorig fan Simmelens 5aab fsre Oilo.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-11-19
0pao tpffes e0er OH
&riItus!
af Spbn 2aricn.
(SIuttet)

Dian bar ment, at SnIpirationens
Opfattelie al &riitus life bar forene.
Zig meo Oen ~perionIige 5ribeo oa
Menneifets aliioige llopiflina; at
%ariihlsiOeens 8irfeIiggprelie / Men-
neifeliuet uil0e bpnnme DC ifenne
auniters 0prfelie, rope Weuneifet
2insglp0en og ipGffe Den ~neopenoige
Inhibition og De itore 9ipsinteresier
Wfen Siltorien bar til ful0e 9o0ts
9iort, at De MISUNDERSTANDING og
iamful05bpggen0e 9tationer oar De,
Der iom Spar pan Spergsmaalet :
9oem iige 5 mig at pgre2 meO Sc
ter erflGreoe: 0u er ariitus, ben le-
peli0e @uOs Son! 9oar iom BELT oq
boor iom belit bette bleo tlflart ior
ct 5olf eaer ct Sloipio, bleu Der Ell
tilioareaoe Eil6oaegnng / S0eal, /
4~an0sliD. i Morol / ion0 Gam
funosbeoiOit6eO. SOor meget maatte
life + Gfs. 8ranfrig Ii6e, foroi oct
oafle0e og UoDeoe liz 10 paa 5fraa.
Iplonen2 4leue 9lp0ielsperio6ea t oct
Mars 5io, ser iorle6 fra @ironoi-
~iterne5 3alo til R%obespicrres Deo.
foitefe 0enue Ration life iaa Ii6t oOer
Ell Miaion Menneifelio. Soften be-
flaaelig StiaiHg inotager life andre
al De l%atinite 5oIf, ioroi oenne 9c.
fenoelie al apoiteIen 8eter Dos Dem
er bleoen ior0mflet al ieloaiorte On.
Der % m%enneifelige Sraoitioner. 5ffe
at tale ont De @~eroensiolf. Der en0nn
life er fommen / @eroriug meo
Sper9smaalet ON ariitus. st 9lit
pao 0isies 2io5anifuelie, Moral oa
S%onfunoslip pil ooertpoe Den melt
ifeptiife ON ariiti spprasmnals Be
tponin9 for Sl9gten.
9iosglnO og ~lipsfraitigt inotager i,
Dor IiO be 5olf SiIppreniens Ieoen-
De StiGinger. hos bnem ariiti
Sp6rgSmnnl - % meaet mere igen-
mem Geformationens %renie1oe Cab
bebolot lin leuenoe. i'm oprinoeli
&c getDOnitg. Spa0 tpffes eoer ON
ariitus? bDis Sen er ban2 0Dert
eneite Soils @eIfpro, 9pffe og Stor.
beo beror pna, ~bporle0es oct itiaer
iia til bette SpergsmaoI 9aa oct
ian0e Soars Grun0 6Dg8es aIeneI
ben ian0e SiItorie, grnnol9a9e5 ale
ne 0en ianoe 6rihe6, freldtilles
4 e II Sen rene Eoeii % annit; paa
oenne @run6Dolo alene uooifIer
ia oen innoe 8iloiofi % I'D ira oen-
ne @runoonituelie aIene l6ies aae
9qnfningens og Siln9reliens Bro.
6lemer, 6%armoneres aae aibets ian.
Be Roolptnin9er. Spergsmaolet er
fife Der: Spem er geter2 SbaO inf.
fcs e0er ON 8eter2 ct Sp6rgsnnal.
Der iDnes at pGre bleoet oct oigtigite
for Homerfirten. Neil Oct er Seius
ariitusl inqen an0enl Get er + NJ,
90 Dor Stiaiug til BAN, at 9faerelien
aqloer: Sbao tDffes eOer omariitus?
5or at fomme u6en OH oct Atom.
Fattenoe Sperqsmaal bar man oaina
%forlanqt, at 8cr0ensreligionens an.
Ore iaafalOte bellige Sfrifter ifuloe
titles lige meb 9i6elen; mo bar
poaitaaet, at saonsfut-ie, 3oroniter,
M1thommeo og 8eoaens 5%orfnttere
bar lige ian meget Snipirotionens
MGn0, iom gibelens beaige 6orfat.
tere bar BET. Men ogian fer fploer
6iitorien 9ommen. guo6bns, grab.
mas, Wubammeos og 3oroalters
8isoom bar life noaen oberorOent-
Ilig @rao befruntet De Solf, bbis 2e-
ocre oisfe Mpno par = bnis man
90 ifaf BONNIE efter oeres nnbnrens
De Sitting til Moral, 0plpsning,
JremIfriot % aultur. Get 5aotrbf,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-11-19

JON 8eitens mooerne 8olf faar al
bine ganlle Aationers iiloigite Aan0s.
trlgter, la0er life nntDoe nogen lan0
Snoli0e eIler Snipiration Dos oisie
Glterlanoene ioa bit ntpriite 9prerc
og lGr0e. Man ieger Der forgGues
efter llogen Siuets 9Iomlt og Grone
- efter nogen lenenoegerenOe 9lano,
Der itrG6er efter GirfeliggereIie /
6olfelagene og peger moo Ell pirfeIig.
en- euia 6ulofommenbe0.
5 9efenoeIieu, On er ariitus,
ben IeDenoe @uos Sen", ~aabenbares
Der en- Goigbebsplan: = 9egpnoel.
len, 6remganaen og 5~uIoenoeIien al
ct &ige, Der ifal ieire oper oae andre
bigger % ielp beitaa e~pinOelig. Ser.
0enSreligionerne fell0er intet al bette.
Spergsmanlet: Snoo tpffes e0er ON
ariihis2 bois Sen er ban2 err life en-
.Opfin0elie al ben menneifeliqe Gan.
fe. Der er life Der Gale ON 6iliio.
fieus pripate SpefuIotioner cit 90.
oeIigs 8isoom ct ger0efsmpiterium.
Spergeren er life ct pit 4nr6unOre=
oes Broiet. en- beitemt 4aces 9eoer,
ct lofaIt Soils gismnn0. Speraeren
er ielD ole Gings Sfaber - oct eui.
&c 0ro = bpis gu0 Simmelens Sp
re. Simmelrummets utalIige alo0er
90 ale GIementer oolpoer. Oct er
Sipets Sfaber o9 Serre; afrfens
@runolpgger, GoiabeoenS og Gi0ens
SnobolO, Der Der iperaer. Oct or @a.
ben6areren al ben eoige a~GrligbeOs.
billie til ben fol0ne SIGgts iul0fom-
ne 6o%rlesning, Der Der trp0er oen
@er6en / Wsoe. Sperqeren er
life Der Ell aon.fut-ie life en- 3oroa.
tier; life en- Mubammeo; life en- m.
0iit 6orfatter; life en- ronierif 8aoe.
6an er Sfnbeliens. 2ipets og
6relieHs eget Brineip, Der ieIO bill
OGre uerbprenoe / lin Menia6eo til
@n0e, life iormi0let
Oeo en- BaDe, ct i%frebeligt 90 Jpn.
Menneife men / lin egen
fulofomle 9erionligbeo5 0pr.
oGreIie 6Grer6e @enig6eoens 5oog
)e0er og ferenoe ben til 6uI0fom
nen6coens 3iIIton6e.
Gen ifabte 8rrionlia5eO ielo
Den ~itorite, Den melt oanncOe, oea
melt uOpifleOe er uoiat for 2i0ets
for Gioeus 8ilfnarlig6eo. aon.hut.ie
pnaoirfe5 al Menneifeoan0ens 5rem.
/ aunoifab, 3orouiters Sno.
betin9es oeo @eroensiocer.
mes 6oranoerligbeo ogglanfolOie6eo
Observation-Disclosures begrenies Deo
eroensformaalenes Sfiitcn; %
9Dffens llitaoi9beo og 8orifeGigbe0
iaa bel ioni 1ioens 1ilfGl6ig6eo ari.
Der forit1rren0e inc / olle fables Gin
Dien ariiti 5pergsmoofs coiqc oq
@DIoigbeo boerfen betiuacS
eaer beerpnies oe0 roget al alt bette.
Gun0ifob eGer lloi6en6e0.
oens gooe eler ilette Woral, @eroens.
ioeernes 5lpgtigbeo oa @%eroensfor-
maalenes 8ilfaarligbeo bererer life
Sen Simmelife eQer hans @erning.
Sra bans 9rone uogaor @Iioooms.
Ipiets Stranler og 9rpfter til ane
Steoer og Slpoter; men Wtefl-
neifetonfens 9ilbaqeDenoelie til BAN
fan boerfen paabirfe eIer befrugte
Ben eoigt 5ul0fomie.
ariiti 9(an6 er en- lepenoeeerenbe
en- pirfiom 4nio, bbis uOiigter er
Gpia6eosnoiigter. Den looer Slpg.
ten pine @orgenreoens @lans oOer
Sc epiae Sgie. % oeng 6oLt ba0er
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-11-19
XVIII.
SUGrmerf

gaom meo no / Saoen og ie, b~OorleOes 9ierne iuar-
merl !" raabte 6uiet5 5rlc. Seq elf no og iuu paa vSupr-
meriet". Seq tpnfte pao, boao ri airfen betegner meo
Gpprnieriets ga0n; 0isie 8anfer %neoifreu ieg meo oct
famine; ber er De.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-11-19

3n jea fom no Sapen, itob proprietprer Og ringeoe
for gierne nleo en- lille S%elpfloffe, og buffer ieg ret Iaa
flpiteoe ban for Dem ogion. SO, bet eff meo ftl0 Diufif.
Me1 oisie Touer iflIoe babe en- b~eroligenoe og iamlenoe
eynbflnoeIie poa gierne. Maoffel Ser itaor bos Giains
n, 49,, at Serren biz nIsite 40 9ierre, Jon er aiprieus
Qano.a Mltligpis igtes Der meo bette llotrpft til en- gam,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-08-24
FILES $4,000 SUIT FOR
BREACH OF PROMISE

In suit filed in the district court
this morning by Attorneys Bond &
Melton, Miss vernia Hopper Of Mans
field, Mo. asks Judgment for $4,000
damages against 5. r. cardwell Of this
city. alleging breach Of promise to
marry.
Plaintiff says in her petition that
she and ar CardweIl we're engaged TO
be married in October. 1906. and that
in March. 1903, the defendant refused
to carry out his promise, which had
been deferred from time to time.
When Nr. Cardwell was seen, he
stated that his engagement to Hiss
Hopper had been dissolved By mutual
consent, and he was much surprised
when informed that she had filed suit
against him