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The Washington times., 1910-02-01
ANCIENT NECKLACES

Necklaces, formerly called toroues
were as much worn by the ancIenss a
were bracelets. The brooch. also men
toned By old writer's, was used to fas-
ten the CLOAK on one shoulder OF TO rom
me lis folds on the breast
As Ier PACK as We can penetrate in
70 antiquity We find in word and 49, -
mat chains were adopted for CrDa
mental purposes The GauIs are rs1ra-
scented to have worn them on the bs4-
Jeheld 20 distinguish the Commando
rom the subordinate. while fre1Je7+
mention IS made IN rare old volumes
depicting time and costumes OF beIfs
and girdles Of gold embroidery.
The Washington times., 1910-02-01

y PREPARING the ground for root
crops- all old roots turned up by
i the Dlow should be pulled out by
hand and destroyed. The sol! re
quires more thorough treatment for
root crops than for vines or other veg
etables
Another point essential before any
seeds are placed in the ground Is the
garden fence. The garden should be in
closed BY q good chick-proof fence
Nothing 50 disCOuraSes an a,mateur gar
denCr. VINO has sT=nt both time AMI
money on his hit Of Land. a. TO have his
own OF some neishbor's chickens de
strOy, IN one day, the result OF weeks Of
labor This fence adds considerably
TO the first expense, but with a perma-
nent garden the outlay Is absolutely
necessary
To thoroughly prepare your soil is the
main secret ~ success Lack OF good
results is more otter due TO badly pre-
pared SOL and 70 the wrong use Of fer
tilizers than TO anything else If the
soil is hard clay which packs. use q
sUbsOu pIow at the Ji..le = the first
blowing. This IOosens the earth below
Ihe roots without bringing the heavy
clay subsoil 10 the surface
With stiff soil such thorough prepare
ton IS more necessary than with q
sandy loan. which is not liable TO pack
The growth OF crop end its proper
fr5Etion depends much upon keeping
The sol about the plants porous Por-
Gus land. even IN dry seasons. when II
IS mere powder. VIII absorb moisture
from the air and hold that moisture
FOR the roots 10 feed on This dry cIlI-
ture. as II is called, is preferred by
many 10 the constant application OF
water, as plants in the dry season will
flourish if the soil abolt them IS con
The Washington times., 1910-02-01
THE GIRL IN HER TEENS
Daily Fashion Talk.
By FRANCES CARROLL.

a a costume for the girl I'm hel
teens the picture presented today
offers many attractions The simplicity
of construction and line are two domi-
nant features. ehiIe the possibilities in
the way Of material afford an almost
endless selection.
As presented, the fTock consists OF a
bodice Of MORE and a skirt OF PANE ma
cloth Later in the season the lat
terms would be available for linen or
5ins costumes The waist also
"ou-i make an acceptable model for
madras, while the skirt would be q
valuable addition to the wardrobe If
made or serge.
Still another variation worth cOugfd-
eration Is ponEee or shantune-
Buttertck patterns, Nos 3Ss2 and s53I
required. may be had at Woodward K
BOthrOps
The Washington times., 1910-02-01
Physician Says That intelligent Care
Of Feet FroLongs Life Several Years

NE Of the Boston's most success
full surgeons. DR.. Donoghue. has
started a new and hitherto neg
Iected movement in sociology
He believes that men and women may
live several years longer and may add
10 their Industrial or earning capacitE
by an average Of IS Per cent through m
diligently caring for the feet
Not only may the lame, the halt, and
those afflicted with acute diseases OF
the feet and legs be restored and rem
cered capable or becoming efficient
=-orkers. but the shop girl the labOrer'
the merchant. and the woman OF fash
ior are included among those 10 whom
The Washington times., 1910-02-01
Old NicknameS Puzzle Easy.
Is Belief of Correspondent

Ut HOSE dead and gone Ameri-
cans made too great an i'm
preston on the history Of
this republic for Us TO for
get them readily, therefore, Miss Car
roll. surTnise you viii have more than
q few correct solutions 10 your problem
this week It's interesting, but easy-so
easy" concludes my correspondent.
Really, Miss Carroll pipes voice
over the telephone, really, it IS too
bsd-you have given &c US men VINO
have been dead half a century For my
part, I have not been born even a quar-
ter Of a century How do you expect
ne TO have a chance in a game Ike
that2''
These are sample criticisms on this
weeks puzzle which. il seems 20 me.
pretty nearly every bOdy in Washington
essayed TO answer You should see the
way the. postman -'sags on one side as
The Washington times., 1910-02-01
DREADED CELERY

Boil two heads Of celery for ten min
utes. drain. and set into sJewpan with
half a pint Of milk. piece OF butter the
size OF an egg. pepper. salt; simmer very
slowly till the celery IS tender. Set aside
70 cool. add well-beaten egg, butter a
deep dish, strew thiCkIy with bread
crumbs. pour In the celery, etc.
Sprinkle bread crumbs over the whole
put few bits OF butter on the top. and
bake 5iU all is set and the top lightly
brown.
The Washington times., 1910-02-01

the doctor believes his crusade viii
prove a veTitable gOdsend-
Dr. DOnOghue makes the statement,
backed. he says, by years OF study and
research. that only a small fraction Of
p per cent Of the Dresent-day men and
women have normal feet OF walk prop
erIy-
The shutting walk OF the pauper. a
phrase 30 often heard says Ir--
DOnOEhue- is simply the result Of
broken down arches, and the common
splay-fOOted walk in which the su-fae-
has been lost and The Industrial CAPACITY
Of the individual impaired Fifteen ua-
cent OF todaES p6uperiEm IS thus oil
:ecuy traceable TO a lack OF care OF the
feet
The Washington times., 1910-02-01
The Bedtime Sforv.
read to tn. little
int bed. the nirh
THE BUTTERFLY.

THE Butterfly wished for bride;
and. as may well be ina gined, he
wanted 20 select a very pretty one
from among the flowers therefore he
threw a critical glance at ali the flower
beds. and found that every flower sat
quietly and demureiy on her stalk, just
as a maiden ought 10 sit before she
il engaged; but there were a great
many OF them. and the choice threat
ened 20 become wearisome- The But
ter7y DID not care TO take much trou-
bic, and consequently ne flew of on a
visit 20 the daisies The French call
1his foweret Marguerite" and they
know that Marguerite can prophesy,
when lovers pluck off it's leaves, and
ssk OF every leaf they pluck some ques-
ZION concerning their lovers Heartily
Painfully Loves me mUch2 4 littIe7
Not AT sH7-- and SO on Every one
asks iu his own language. The But
terfy came 10 Marguerite. too. 70 in
quire- but he Gid not pluck of her
leaves; ne kissed each Of Chem. for he
considered that most is to be done with
kindkess
Daring Marguerite daisy he said
20 her. YOU are the wisezt woman
amons the flowers. Pray. pray tel
me. shall / set this one or that2 Which
VIII be my bride2 When I know that.
7 viii directly hy To her and propose
1or her
But Marguerite did not answer him.
She was angry that he had called her
a woman when she was Vet girl
and there IS great difference He
asked for the second and Cor the third
and answered him not a wond. he
would wait no longer, but flew away
10 begin his woOInE AZ once
II was in the beginning Of sprinr-
We crocus and the snowdrop were
blooming around
They sre very pretty thought the
Butterfly Charming little Iassez. but
= little too much Of the school girl about
ahen-' Like all young lads, ne looked
OUT for the elder. girls
Then he few of 10 the aneuo,ee
These were little too bitter for hts
taste; the violet somewhat too senff-|
mental; the Iime blossoms were too
small, and. moreover. they had too
many relations the apple blossoms
they looked Ike roses but they --oorna5
today. 70 fan Off tomorrow, TO fall be
meath the first wind that blew and he
thought that q marriage with them
would last too short a time. The Pease
2ssom pleased him best Of ALL she
white an5 red. and graceful ana
cate, and belonged 10 the domestic
Edens who looked well. and al the
time are useful in the kitchen. He
Just about 20 make his offer, when
by the maiden he saw a pod at
end hung a withered flower.
20 IS THAR he asked
p Is my sister, replied the Pease
pm
indeed; and you viii get 10 look
err ne said
a-ay he few. for he felt quite
eI
honeysUCllle hung forth bloom
'ng SrUH. the hedge. but there was a
number Of girls Ike that. with long
faces and saIIov compilations. No. he
did not like her
But which one DID he Iike7
The spring went by. and the sumner
Grew towards its close If was autumn.
but he va still undecided.
And now the flowers appeared in their
most gorgeous robes, but in vain-thev ;
had lost the fresh fragrant air Of
youth But the heart demands fraE-
The Washington times., 1910-02-01
Nut Sandwiches.

COOk-Iu the matter Of making nut
sandwiches, Il IS mostly a matter OF
personal taste. Chop some fresh ker-
ucls-peaDuts, pecans. English waIuuts
hazel nuts. or cream nuts. rs you wish
and over the nuts put some good mayor
naise dressing Use white. graham, or
brown bread Season well with papriza
and salt place 51 lettuce leaves. and
your sandwich Is ready 20 cat II
preferable you can mOisten the nuts
with a dressing cf olive oil. lemon juice
and paprika.
The Washington times., 1910-02-01
EXERCISE OBTAINED
IN AN EASY MANNER

A good home exercise consists OF
raising an ordinary chair from the
floor. with ore hand Erasplng the lowest
front round.
one cen tasten q strong rope, three
or four feet long. 20 the wall and prac-
Jlce the tuE-of-waT alone for exercise
A strong spring can also Be used in this
way
The Washington times., 1910-02-01

he comes into the Times. Office with his
2Uzzle solution load
As for those who are solving tHe prob
fem, the circle begins in tle United
States Senate and whirIs in a maznif-
cent sweep al over town
Personally. L think 1Ir- Sp3uldiug did
q very pretty piece or work iu thus
calling our attention 10 the historic
great of the nation.
Since the puzzle talk is or my mind.
let me give a tardy thank YOU" % H.
f g, who recently presented me vita
tiny image Of good 81 Roche
St Roche brings good luck and pros
perity and health, 50 saws the doctor.
Surely then a very grateful lIauE you
goes TO n r. - from
The Washington times., 1910-02-01
INSTINCT IMPELs EXERCISE

There Is an instinct which impels the
human being TO seek health in mus
GUAR exercise and pleasure IN physical
exeTtiOn.-Sir Frederick Treves.
The Washington times., 1910-02-01
AnsWerS to Queries
From Times Readers

May Become President.
Mrs d J R--Auy male child born In
the United States IS eligible 10 the
Presidency Il the United States.
The Washington times., 1910-02-01

.et malice not betray thy feet.
Preserve thige thought and temper sweet
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-02-08
sertilc, u. oaf.

9ette Steo Dor 10 fer p9ret
nebnt / observation-disclosures
Ioa ieg ontnger, at De fleite at 2p-
ierne beb, at oct er Roonet pnn
booO Der o9ioa berlioe foloes BET
ipolige Excitement eIler Bethel NE
nigbeo. Rabnet er rigti9nof engelif;
men9efoltningen er ~npIentlig banif.
0oniferen" gonr piit ogioa i'm re-
9elmpsiige Sang / minoIt ct OH
fin Stem fra 5ertile og Snnolie
Goitfontorer.
Der err benoe6 ct bolpt Sunore0e
9anife. Tom bar taget ySomeiteoO"
Der paa egnen, men omtrent SnIO-
6elen al 0isie bar iinge Mpno og
apinoer, iom bar oprooe6 up" %
err reiit bort. 5or ON muligt at
u6fpIoe oisie TONNE gln6ier blep
oct forleoen Dag peb Bethel Weni9.
beos apnrtalSmsbe benlagt til I'm.
berteguebe at esre, bpob iee fon for
at faa nogle flere Danife bertil.
Sffe %iaaIeoes, at Der ifal loffes
eIer triies, men finn eipes paolioe-
liee OpIpsnineer. Oct meite al bet
2nno, iom tilbsrer oisie for nppnte
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-02-08

terne, oltioo Der, 6oor ieg % mango
flere bor pnret gienoioner, i'll Pint.
broie / Roro 9ofoto. 90 Der fanr
oe eno0o fra Zoe til 20c minOre
per 9uibel emo ri, iom Dor fer |
0afotn. Oct forbooie6e mig, 6a ieg
berte 6erom, og 6erfor bar ieg IN.
oeriegt S1gen grinoigt. Men bbno
foor en- 6ormer ioa for i'm Sbeoe
oppe / Canada, bbor ban life fan
fore ben inc | De 6orene0e Sta
ter? Seq bar flere Slegtlinge /
Canada, iom ie9 nblig bar foaet
oprettet 9reooefsline meo, og 0p.
lDsningerne fan ieg ifaffe. 9riierne
paa ANDRE S9oorter mno 10 oere
/ 5orbolo til Spe6en.
90 ian liot lofale NpbeOer, iom
moaife fan interesiere for en- Gangs
Sfplo.
Den 81. San .6olotes ct o%ffentligt
Ms0e I oct ipoliee Sfolebus / 0n.
nepiGe ierli9 for at 0refte Sper9s.
mnaIet ON S%tifteIien al en- Drugs
forening. Geiultntet blen, at anton
s. OIeien, SEQ. gro0erien og I'M.
O~erte9neoe oal9tes iom en- 4omite
til at u0fsre ct forbereOenoe Or.
beioe, og ioo boloes 691esms0e
igen iomme Steo 8. %. Seb. SEQ.
miteen palgtes ogioo til at foa inc.
fsrt fufoblooS &reaturer oe Soin
o9 ON muli9t Seite.
8or Molermeiter, Mortin Gas.
m1sien, er meo Somilie / 3acine
pao gei6e og bar iaa benpttet an.
Ieoninaen til Of oiie SnobDgeerne /
&acine; of ban fan male Bortr9tter,
ga ban Dor oprettet S6e Hacine
art Store.
Otto Senien og Suitru bnr peret
/ Genturio % andre Steoer / isis.
poa geieg.
s oenne 3i6 gaor set aIminoeligt
me0 9eieg og udores". @interen
er ioo 6eilig, at bet flere Gage /
San. bar oeret Tspeir. Dog fan
oct burtigt f%oranores. SaaIeoes
ifete oct 0nsOag aften 10. San,
ga BaIt. ais1er fom fra 0or6, og
8r9iten og Sanieman6 mootte iege
2n hos en- Horomano, bnor pi Dog
bao6e oct ri9tig ~bp9geligt. S 2sbet
al goot en- 8ime por Stormen forbi,
men Sporet bar neppe at lie. Ser er
nemlig omtrent en- SOB Sne, iom
ligger i9pnt pao Br9rien.
aerligbeoens Silien til o1s oe
9lore og pngre genner / .. 6. g.
$. og blanot 2eiefreoienl
Sans @noeren
sSeriile, e. 9.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-02-08

iie for 9rpitet. 9a 5tefonus itene-
6es % boO: rSerre, tilregn Dem life
0enne Spno", ga fit NOT Boulus
groooen / Sompittigbe0en.
Serren gap os oeiIigt @eirligt og
ifsnne Stun0er / lit &is omfring
lit berIige Orb. San oeliigne ioa
Smobe0erne % aSnotrDffene og
Smulerne for lit Ropns Sfpl0.
Gf 9pbeoer fan me0oeles, at Der
iioite @fteraor bar en- Del Sober
bfnnot pore 5olf Der omlfrin9; nogle
mnatte iaa foretaee Ell Geiie til Ga
nooo, % ell Del refer 0erop M til
Goronret Tor at bolptte Jig | oct
iolrige 2ono. lln0ertioen oar pl
n9r oeo at tro, at Solen bar flDt-
tet iii Canada og banoe forlo6t %
| Gage % Hegn. 90 MI | 8inter
ben me9en Sne. Den MI iioit / So.
mar bar ni 0eiligt Solifin, og
Sneen ipinoer bper Dag, og iao er
man mn meget mere tofnemmelig
oerfor, END noar Solen thinner 6oer
Gag. &erren bar giuet os en- rig
Sgit igen / Ior; Ger er mango, JON
emo life bar Jet fig / Stan6 til at fna
oct inobsitpt / famine gar. Men
iaa er oct 10 al ioa0an art, at set
fan tonle at ltoa poo Worfen til
n9ite Iar. Oct fan aplen moaife
life | Canada. Nr. Sens g. San.
ien reiite Ell life Sur op til Scral1.
ton lige for Sui og bragte meo Jig
tilbo9e Ell 9iosItoinoerinoe, Miis
0ortbea Sonien. 8i snifer biertelie
til 2bffe pan 9ipsbonbrineenl
Den 26. Sannor ~esteoieoes Miis
Coma gn6erien, en- Of rore unqe
Der | @bene3er, til Der. Beter San.
ien fra Scronton (0ort6eog 9ro0er),
o9 De aeter / en- ner 8remtio at rel.
le til Scronton, boor geter bar en-
8orm. SierteIi9 til 2pffel
@iO ion, at begge Bor uiloe iige
iom Soipa: Seq % nit Sus Ri bill
le tiene Serren".
Mr. Sens 6. Anoerien og 6ami-
lie er trooot no al Menigbe0en Der
90 traoot inc / Wenig6eoen / au.
oubon 8p, 0a De fun leoer, ct 9ar
Mil fra airfen / anoubon. 3af
for Samo9ret / De iOuft6ne aar.
8. s. 5mien 90 SiiItru, iom bar
neret meO os, Iioen oct firfeli9e ar-
beibe begpn0te Der, begpnote paa
en- lang Reiie 6reoog %. San. Oct
gGloer California. De aeter at be-
isge 9ruib % 0enoer, Colo, Salt
2ofe Gitp og en- Del al bore Wenig-
beoer pun 8eitfpItcn. 9pffe paa 9ei-
len meo Salmen 12t. s.
Gna Meni9beosm6oet 8. Sanuor
genoalgtes q. 6. %. Scbmiot til
Sefreter; Sens g. Sonien oaIetes
iom Sj9lpefosierer; s. q. Schmidt
genpal9tes til 9iofon; $. 0ielien
genoalgtes til 8~oretoger at airfen
Oct beilutteoeS at boloe oanif SfoIe
A Tiger | Sommerferien oeo en- Stll.
bent fra Dana College. Get beIIut.
teoes oioere at forbeie grpitens 2pn
800. Oct ifete uoen noqen iom
belit Spfor6ring Oct beilutteoes at
ienbe 9eIeeat til Samfunoets aars.
meoe / Hocine; 8. q. SCHMIDT
bolgtes til DeIeeot, s. 6. 0ielie1
iom Suppleant Oct beilutteoes emo
nioere at male gpgningerne | Bre.
iteeaaroen inmt at bpege Staloen
itgrre.
Eli Slut en- ferlie Silien til
y0aniferen"s Ieooftsr inmt 9la.
bets 2eiere.
8. q. Sdmiot.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-02-08

at usfinss Nisiionsbiftorie repan-
eeliets Seiersgne ub ODER Sorben-
foreIisger nh f9roia til llbienoeIie
inbbunoen | fGroeles fmuft os ioIibt
franif 8tnb. Briien er ben iamms
iom pao fsrfte lloeape $3.50.
0an. 2xt5. Yabl. Soxi..
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-02-08
&irfeinbpielic % Misiionsmbbe

boIoes, ON @uo oil, / getbonia Me.
niebeo, Blainoien, Hebr., ira b.
24.-27. Se6ruar, bpor Sen np Gil.
bpgnine til 4irfen inmt &irfens
&rppt bliner inoniet.
Menigbeoen %in6bp6er beroeo til
oisie Meoer. ollie, iom oil e9Ite
os, ifol nere oelfomne. S~ilreiienos
be6es meloe oeres &omme en- Sio
| S%oroeien; ser oil oa bIipe iereet
for, at Be 6liper afbente6e.
Gan @gb.s @e9ne,
&arl &c. Sanen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-02-08

ipg 5relieren, % on ifnI finoe BAN,
og Oft 2io ifnl blioe lbit % lDffeligt
Banter, os Der ifoI Iliffes op"
Sffe ale Dsre iprineer OPP, mar
man banter pnd; men bonf poo
Naaoens Der, og Der ifaI liffes
op. Nen buff = oct er fln | 9ao=
oens 8io, at Deren aobnes. De 3
oaorlige Sumfruer banfeOe forgG.
pes poa; tbi Roo6ens 3iO bar no
lsben.
Bait. s. y. Seeoe: 5efit, 2. aor.
8. goeitapens Gieneite oo aanoens
9ieneite. 2onginnineen ifete | Ser.
Iig6eo, men bar re0lelsfulo. 5000
Menneifer osbe peo 9ongioningen
On Nnno at SSraels Weniobe0 off
no pnn en- Sobbot at ianfe 9ren0e
og Wnnoen ifuloe itenes. 2open
9erligbeo. men / Sun0beo rebels.
fulo. afnn. iom bab0e ifiult Den
b%obploniife aoppe, mnotte itenes
tbi ior Den 5ngS Sfplo bar Der Oar
/ Ssrael. 2ootieneiten / @erligheo.
men / Sonobe6 r~e0ielsfnl0 oe til
$40.
ariitls, OfierIammet, giort til
SDno for os. Operppttes s. rligbeos.
@u0Stieneite til 2iu. 5 ben somle
Yo9t montte oIe WenigbeosmeOlem
me- meo til @uostjeneite eller %.
gu / ben nDe Bagt, JONI er ober.
oettes berlig, er Der mango, Joni
life bor Sio, men bliuer bellerr
biemme o9 ringengter gpnngeliums
berlige @uoStieneIte. annoen fri.
GER 5ooer, Soonoen, giet, gret
og Slngen, ioa Ri fon gan Serrens
9n6s geie, gore noeet til Serrens
Hris og lie opno til 9iergene, boor.
fra Sielpen fommer, og bsre bans
l~ioialige @pangelium og Cole ret oq
ipnge ben nDe Sang. 5 Snnobeo
ooerupttes berlige @uostieneite til
Sip.
5 Beterien: SefIt. Wnttb. 30
lie. 9i IDn9er / en- al port SaI.
mer: oVtorgenItuno Dor @iilo !;
Nuno", 90 oct fan man oeioa an.
penbe paa oct aonoelige Omraooe
Serren Dor 8uo er o9iaa tiolig op.
pc at leie Grbeioere til fin @ingooro
Get er life go6t at tao leoig poe
Soroet oo bore fremmeo FOR BAN.
iom bar 8eroens Spno. Oct err BOG
o9rre ilet life at fomme pao Cor.
BET, men blipe biemme. Zen, ION
fommer paa Soroet, ieger noeet
(arbeioe), og ben, iom isger, fsler
at oct life itaar rietiet til meo BAN
ODER for SUB. 2snnen = ,Spo0
ret er, ifuae s faa", 3et, n6ipuur,
gen al 9ormbiertigbeo og aprIig
beo = aronen. So, Serren er
tiolig oppe. Strnfs efter Spn6efal
oct gioer ban 5oripttelien: .aoin.
oens Seo ifal fnuie Slangens So
beo", % for o8 er Serren tioliq
uoe. vi er fol0et / Daoben, men DC
g9loer ON life olene at pere / Bin.
gaaroen, men ogiao arbeioe | oen
vi mao ie at fao andre meo = 10
Der, Wooer, 0ern, grooer, SsIter
ale meo. geb Iftensti6. Oct bIes
Mften for Ss0efolfet / gauIi 3io;
be oiGoe life gna mo / ben npe Bagt
Get rg9loer ON at goa mo; tbi BET
fan blibe aften for os, ier Ri peo
anurrer life, ie life for megei
poa 2snnen, oa oct er 0aaoelen'
&ronen til boer @ilos Barn.
Sgnoog @~ftertniooog inoleotes
Gmnet 9snnen, al BoIt. Seeoe.
gennen er ben iterfeite Wagt. Mo.
ies bao, oa 9@eppterne omfom / So.
bet, oe paa Woie 0en ionf tresRpno
leoenSe / Soroen. De ire Meno /
Sl6opnen uofrieoes oeb 9sn oip.
Der ifnl 9en til for at blioe ct
frelit @enneife. Roonfriitne er rim
gere emo Seoningerne, tbi De beoer
omeno iom ofteit til afouoerne. Sor.
nelins bn0, oa Bnulns fonot iblnnoi
@fguosnItrene ct alter for ZEN
,tfpnhf Mi,AH NoI n ~ ,ffa uof o,oS
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-02-08

Strinbbers, Nng.:
2pffe Bers 8eiie. g~oentprfome-
Die / 8 sitter. 1875 Si6er. SCR Goo.
nh Zoe.
Solitoj, Geo:
areutaer = Sonaten. 2t6 5ioer.
Ser Toe, MI zoe.
Smoafortpqinger i. 8. t04 81.
Der. Jer 30c., M t5c.
Sbori be1tnnr min Gro. 241 ST.
Der. Ser $t.00, MI 40c.
Om 9ioets 8etponing. 251 Si6er.
Gsr $1.20, M 40c.
OpIpsnineens Srueter. 226 81.
Der. 5gr $1.10, mn Doc.
Oct fgrite Sfriot. 1862 Sioer.
5sr &c., MI Doc.
Heligion oe MoraI. AZ Sioer.
SIR 30c., MI 15c.
4riiti 2pre oe 9irtens Gore. 459
Sioer. Ssr 1920, MI Zoe.
Observation-Disclosures. t01 Sioer.
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Brofeten 8afurios BOG, uolagt
til OpbD9gelie for Menigbe0en.
176 Si6er. SCR Zoe, mi 30c.
Brofeterne Soieus og SoeI. Sor-
tolfeoe for 2egfolf. 112 Sioer.
Ser 50c., M 25e.
8rofeten giaios BOG. l1oInet til
Opbpeeelie for Wenigbeoen. 1873
Sioer. Ser $2.40, MI $500.
@f ale ooenitooenoe Bigger bnpes
fun ct minore garti. 8eitiainger
efspeoeres / ben Srben, euori be
in6Isber. Sfrip ItrafS.
0aniib 9ntb. TabI. Somie,
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8efenbtggrelier.
Misfonsmbbe

Misiionsmbbe
afbolbes, ON @uo oil, / 9etlebems
Meniebe0, SacfionoiGe, Sa., ben
25.-27. Sebruar. = Wsoerne be.
epnoer 81. 1917 Sreoog Sormio-
Dag. aae er bierteIia oelfomne.
nSerre, frels 6og, Serre, Lao oct
BOG lpffes" (Sol. 118, 25).
Bna Meniebeoens 8egne.
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9ieIs S. gasmnsien 35.37
Senrp Gbriitenien 35.45
8.Gbriitionien Coral JWfid. 1901
Ynit.0. am6le, @omen, Mid, 11.01
8eter 8eterien, 1901
s. g. Senien, 36.01
6gGeen6e fra Srufont, Mid.
Status Gbriitenien $3.50
$. g. gbriitenien $3.50
Sans g. 6ronoien 1901
geter &asmusien $3.50
Sens 6onien 11.0t
Carl 5. Sanien 1t.01
4oolf Sanien 1915
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%. 0af. 34.68
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y Oct er peientlie iamme 9uit-
tering, iom iorefom | Hr. 7. lag
tet 2iiten | Nr. 7 iparer ganife mi.
aetio til oct Manuifript 90 De Sn.
itrufier, pi mootoe, bill pi life nGete
n9roprenoe Cite Optagelie, ba pa-
itor Sebolm mener, at ben forrige
liber at pnientliee @nneler oe en-.
felte Sell. Geo.