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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-03-03

|CHICKASAW co.
CHUMS REUNITED
OLD MAN WENT TO LIVE ON
CLAIM, GETS SICK; FRIEND
BRINGS HIM HOME.

Fredericksburg, March 2.-The beau.
tiful comradeship existing between A.
l.. Hubbard and s. McCammant, who
settled near here at the close Of the
war, has had new exemplitication
Their love, knit by forty years of close
association, has been the pride of all
who like to see men live together in
peace and amity.
Last fall Hubbard decided to go to
North Dakota and take up claim.
May be won't ever see you again"
he told McCammant.
Good bye, Andy McCammant re-
piled. Take care of yourself"
They separated, McCammant re
naming near here doing odd jobs. and
Hubbard going to stake out his claim
near Hettinger. They heard nothing
of each other until last week. Neither
was much on writing letters. Neither
had any one to write for him. Hub.
bards wife died years ago and NC
Cammant and his wife separated in
the sos.
Last week McCammant received this
message from Hubbards sod house:
I'm ill. I may not get we'll,
MCCdulIudul UOdIucu Lie HISC u olAi
for North Dakota. His friends sod
house was far out on the bleak prairie,
thirty miles from the little town OF
Hettinger.
Hubbard was well cared for, but he
wanted his old friend, McCammant.
He called for him, and McCammant
came, bringing a doctor with him.
That was last Thursday. The doctor
examined the patient and said:
"He can't get we'll, He's done. You
might as we'll take him home-take
him back to Iowa Cancer Of the
stomach is killing him"
The little group sat in the sod house
and contemplated the journey. Hub
bard had come there strong determin-
ed. He did not realize the nature OF
his illness.
Friday morning, lying fiat in the
bottom of sleigh, with crudely con-
structed tent over all, McCammant,
with Hubbard and one companion, set
out across the fiat fields of snow for
the railroad The wind was not cold.
At Hettinger, the sick man was
placed on cot and brought here by
train. He was emaciated, but happy
to think he was home again. And
best of all, his friend McCammant was
close by.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-03-03
FARMERS
MEET MARCH Is
SESSION AT ELDRlDGE TO BE IN
observation-disclosures ON
GOOD ROADS.

Davenport, March 2.-The program
for the big meeting which will be held
by Scott county farmers at Eldridge
on March 16, has practically been
completed. The seed corn test and the
good roads discussion will be promi-
nent features of the session, and ban
quet which will be served at noon I'M
der the auspices of the Scott county
grange will be one Of the enjoyable
features Of the social and of the meet.
ing.
The principal address in the morn
ing will be delivered by Clifford Kline
of Muscatine, graduate Of the state
agricultural college at Urbana, ILL.,,
who will talk on the subject of En-
silage. Mr.. Kline is well known TO
Scott county farmer, and his address
at the Princeton branch institute was
much appreciated.
Good Roads Debate.
The feature Of the afternoon pro-
gram will be in the nature of debate
on the good roads proposition. Scott
county is figuring on one county road
traversing the county from north to
south, and another crossing the coun-
ty from east to west. This plan mas
been up before other counties in the
state, and Scott wants to be with the
leaders in the procession. In order to
bring out all the advantages Of such a
thoroughfare, the discussion will be
a debate with John Cownie, chairman
of the state board Of control, and Chris
Marti unfolding the affirmative, and
Bruce Seaman and Charles Lau to
present the case of the opposition.
There will also be general discussion
in which anyone present may particl-
pate.
At the noon hour the Scott County
grange will entertain members OF all
the oranges Of the county at ban
quet at the Turner hal, and it is OK
pected that between 200 and 800 will
be present. The feature of the even
ing's entertainment will be an address
on "Our State Institutions" by John
Cownie.
Seed Corn Test.
Much interest Is shown in the seed
corn test. The conditions of this con-
test have been explained to the farm
ers, and competition is expected to be
keen. A number Of cash prizes will be
awarded.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-03-03
spent Sunday with relatives
Fairfield.

spent Sunday with relatives in
Fairfield.
J..O. Boyd has moved into the How
ard Ronston property and Charley
Grimes has moved into the property
vacated by Mr.. Boyd.
Thomas Allison of Seymour spent a
few days last week with his brother
and family, Will Allison, OF near Lib
ertyville.
Daniel Leppo returned last week
from Victor, where he visited his
daughters.
Advertise what you want to sell or
for what you want to buy in the Cour-
Ter want columns Write your ad and
send it in with the same number of
cents that there are words in the ad.
That will pay for two insertions.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. M. Robertson have
returned from North Carolina, where
they have been spending the winter.
James Tweedy moved last week to
the John Glotfelty farm east of Liber-
tyville.
Word has been received by friends
here of the birth of a daughter to Mr..
and Mrs. Fin Vaun of Victor. Mrs.
Vaun will be remembered as Miss Car
RE Leppo.
Lewis McCleary is reported on the
sick list
Forty-six neighbors and friends of
Willis Dustin and family of near Lib
ertyville went to their home and sur
prised them Mr.. Dustin exuects to
move in the near future to farm he
recently purchased near Birmingham.
The Simmer brothers have moved
into their new store building and will
be ready for customers next week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Guyer of near
Libertyville were very pleasantly sur
prised by their neighbors and. friends
last Wednesday evening, it being Mrs.
Guyef's birthday anniversary. Light
refreshments were served and all re-
port a fine time.
Clyde Worley and G. Vaught at
tended the horse sale IN Fairfield last
Thursday.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-03-03
= IIBERTYVILLE.

Mis- Freda Carter of Burlington is
here to spend a week with friends
and relatives.
Harley Yost has purchased three
acres from A. B. Cleasby and expects
to build insthe near future.
A few Of the young people enjoyed
a private skating party Wednesday
and Friday evenings in the opera
house.
Denton Tedrow, who is i'll, is slowly
improving.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. vaught and son
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RUSSELL CHAPEL.

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Rev. Thomas Jeffrey Of Ottumwa de.
livered a lecture at the Salem Pres
byterian church Tuesday evening. His
subject was Sunshine and Shade on
the Farm" which was we'll rendered
The neighbors of Ir. and Mrs. D. y.
Gilyeart, to the number of thirty gath
cred at their home Wednesday evening
to a farewell surprise party. They
will leave for their new home near
Ottumwa some time this week.
Mrs. ]. R. Elliott and son Cash, was
Ottumwa visitors Wednesday.
VIM. Duncan and family moved last
week from the Gourley farm to the M.
B. Lee farm south of Fremont, vacated
by Ed Tobin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ross Whitmer moved
Thursday to Fremont in the property
vacated by Mr.. and Mrs. Jess Stsco.
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Citizens moved on
the farm vacated by Ross Whitmer.
George Steele of Cedar is moving to
the AL Citizen, farm he purchased last
fall
Advertise what you want to sell or
Ter want columns. Write your ad and
send it in with the same number OF
cents that there are words in the ad.
That will pay for two insertions.
Mr.. and Mrs. 8. E. Clark are NOV
ing to the Robinson farm near High
land Center.
Mrs. Ralph Lentz and children visit
ed Friday with Mr.. and Mrs. Roy
Citizens.
Fred Gilyeart Of Winfield land A. G.
Gilyeart of Mt. Union, stopped of be-
tween trains Friday for a call on their
brothers E. E. and j. B. Gilyeart.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. w. Crawford and
Mrs. and Mrs. David Cobbler, D. i.
Evans and son Ed. attended the Roy
Harter sale at Kirksville, last week.
Mrs. D. T. Evans was an Ottumwa
shopper last week.
Mrs. Funk and Mrs. Arthur Broad
field are very sick.
sunday. it being E. E. Gilyeart's
forty-fifth birthday his wife invited
few of his friends in to help him cele-
brate the occasion.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-03-03
Milton Plant Turns Out 5000 Brick

Milton, March 2.-R. H. Randolph
and J.. I. BartheIow have purchased a
cement brick machine with a daily
capacity of 5000 bricks which they will
use in their factory in West Milton.
This factory now has first class equip
ment for manufacturing cement blocks
brick, tile chimney caps, ETC., with a
machine for mixing materials.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-03-03
LOGAN TALKING Interurban.

Logan, March IN. H. Miller OF
Des Moines is here to take up the in
terurban project with the land owners
and business men Of Beebeetown,
Magnolia and Logan. The bonds for
the construction Of the road are fully
provided and it will be ascertained II
the line from Omaha to Sioux City
shall be established via Beebeetown,
Logan, Magnolia and Little Sioux.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-03-03
Vicious Horse Attacks Woman.

Northwood, March Attached by a
vicious horse, Mrs. Ole Stiley, wife OF
q well known farmer here, had one
finger bitten off and her hand badly
lacerated. The animal was considered
a family pet, and for that reason its
attendants were most familiar with it,
but when Mrs. Stiley entered the yard
where it was she was attacked i'm
nediately.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-12-27

ior oeres geofommenoe opooget poa
ct tiolisere StaOium.
S eoriot fortiener D%iitriftsleae
Sor0t- Sdifen a%nerfenoelie for ben
9eilutiombeo, bpirmeo ban er OPP
troaot. 5offet opre 9iitriftsIpgen
fit man / en- ioooan 6art ~ifaffet 5e-
rum ira GpiOemiboipitalet / Ooen-
ie, at 9atienterne fit ben fsrite5nO-
iproitniltg fun 2 elmer efter. at
Oeres iarlige Spgoom par %fonito-
taret. 9igeleoes bleo Der itrafS truf.
Jet De fornsOne Siffer6eosforan.
itaItninger til gGrn moo Smittens
llObreoelie.
Zen 9. Os. berettes oiOere, at
9atienterne bar / goO 9eOring og
rimeli9bis uoen 6ore.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-12-27
Slere gilliss Bigger.

ct MT Parti al gooe gumle frieliae Bigger (8etoplas) er
anfommen ira 1annarf og t%ilbp6es, iaalangt De refer, til is.
genoe poerit neoiahe Prier:
greue fra entber, oueriatte Of s. 8. gapnter (abb. 1869
1873 Sioer. 80
u0eatide Sbeoogia". en- beni9 nanoei9 life BOG ON ben
rete 5oritaaeie al, buao &oam og arifus er, oe ON.
bOorleoes aoom ifal o. og aritus optaa os.
Bna Danif uoeiuet oeo 9aurit3 s. Sdmiot. Cabb.
1879 12 Sioer. 10
Gndle, eaer oSas % 29s!" ai a0opb Monoo. Deo
5ororo Of gaitor 9laOel (abb. 1862, 26S 5ioer 10
Sbp YrGShener for gsrn Of @oroen galtbrop. Operiahe
Of 9bora BIRD. 5ororo Of Gbr. aicborOt. (abb. 1879
SO Sioer. 10
Sill 5orpar moo ben iaafaIote @rimotuieionisme, af Or.
s. Martenen. (abb. 1874 12 SiOer. Is
SbeolosiHe afbanOlinssr Of Or. teoI. 6. 6. Scbarline. 10.
gione al gat. Setter 5. CIR. Sharlng. Weo Gorfat.
terens portr9t og Smrios al bans aeonet. (abb.
t880) 428 Si6er. 40
ale ooenfaoenbe er ~uin6bunone, men rem og COB 9nftano.
uocper n9rparenbe Jorpnns faas oise gsser life mere.
DANISH LUTHERAN PUBLISHING HOUSE,
BLAIR ,NEBR-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-12-27
Srne airfes Spir.
Ct gorger m . e.

5om Aeitotion for 5piret poa
Dor 6rue airfe / as6enbaon bauOe
5Orenineen til 9ooeOitaoens 6or-
i~fsnneIie iflg. 0Spn. BIT" inO6uot
til ct offentligt Msoe 5ors0ag af-
TEN oen s. Dec. / 9oncertpaI9ets
tore Sol, ser oor fpIot til iioite
Bln6s.
5orenin9ens 9eitprelies 6ormanO,
Srosierer Solm, be0 9elfommen,
% efter at 0erpaa Ooerretsiagfg-
rer q. Bang baooe ooertaget De
rigentbperuet, bleo Oroet gipet til
Boiler Meaer-Senien, bpis Gale for-
me0e Jig iom en- beeieitret 2ootale
ooer Spiret. men tiIIige iom en-
ifarp Sroni oper 0en Mooitano, ser
oar reiIt moo 3anfen ON @en-
opierelien. 8aleren loo fremoiie en-
R9ffe 9psbilleoer, en- 6remuisning,
Der blep fulgt neo ben melt leoenoe
Snteresie. Ger Igo itormenoe 81
Fol0sraob, Soonoflop og 2eoeranb
for 8rpgger 5aco6ien, boer Sang
8iIleoer meo Spiret inofgiet / 9pers
5giiognomi gleo ben ooer 9Rrre-
BET, og misbilligenoe Silroab, naar
bet nor ben n~uo9renoe airfes full
ke0e Cop, Ser ouffeOe frem, og Oo
Rener-Senien, Der itn0ig bopoe leo
fnget 5remoiSningen meO 5orflarin-
ger og agitatoriife Optafter, ilutteOe
nteo ct: DNeo meo BEN lure Rroteit
% op meo Spireti" piloe Subelen
ingen @nOe ta9e.
grpgeer Sacobien fit MI OrOet.
Gfter en- l1opifling al line fen0te
Spnspunfter, bporleoes ooerolt5oar-
ne og Spir gap 9perne gre0oe oe
5torbeo, og boorleoes oct par bans
GenIigt at gipe gpen ct orfitefto-
uiif Storn9rf, BET beoite ban bapoe
funnet finoe, f~ritiiereoe 5aIeren
ifarpt TroteItnoresien og ilutte0e
meo at uotale 3anbet ON, at bans
Sag til iioit moatte ieire. (StOr-
nenoe Bifolo.)
8frigenten til6go M Sppoiitio.
mems N9no at fomme til Sroe, fsr
Den LANCE Raffe inoItreone Salere,
Der ale Dor for Spiret, bapoe no
toit Jig, men 8ilbuoet friiteoe in
gen
Otter at Slot5orfiteft Sgrgenien
UNDER Soriamlingens narmeite Iii.
ihItning bau0e bragt grpgger So.
en- Saf for bans itorilnneoe
@o0e. og efter at He0aftsr &ooe,
Brofesior s. Drift cg 5orfatteren
Sobs. Ssreenien bnooe fremf6rt an.
6eFolenoe uotalelier, ilutteoe, N6.
bet meo @eotagelien al felgen0e He.
olntion, Ser er berpen0t til aul.
rusminiiteren:
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-12-27
BiIligt men eodt.

s ReOennaaenoe Bigger er uaientIieit Retoplas, opsbt I'll meee.
{ IaDe Brifer, boorfor ri Ter os Suno til at bpoe bore aunoer Senns
s iiaIone GnIeonine. gseerne er ane SmfIns, men rem Os ssb
{ Stanb.
I Or. 8. Earhnien: rBrGbhener". T., 8. os 4. SamIing, senboIes-
{ pis 263, 322 % 322 Sioer; SmiIae, buer % Cts.
! Tator S0Hs aanoien: 0Seu eigneIier, uoIoet os forIaret 5ibel.
Iasnnser", s26 Sioer; Smilas 90 gS.
y ySeu ire 9esa getbaniu" gibeInsnineer. 1923 sioer; /
Smlag 40 Cts.
~Seiu ariti gerion % 2o". en- T9ffe Stnber 1. % 2. Del,
oIt 1860 Sioer; Sm1as 500.
! 2nt5rs IefOrmatoriite Sfrif,r ltbpaIg geo ). Roper oe On. Of.
gieIhen. 828 Sioer, So Gts.
3 Gbp. SIammsner: SeIIia Sorb ReiebHIeoe fra gaI1tino.
3 35 Sore Sioer meb mango uomPrfebe 8iIebsr 81. 20.
; 81. Sammerhb: enfriitneairfe Siftorie 3be Binb,
I g~ptibstnfen, 721 Sioer, SIC
Den aIninbeliee goeIioepris paa oHe bisie 9Seer oar Fire
@ange fna flor. genpt Anleonfngen MI.
9an. eatI. YstL. 1saf.
Blair, Nebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-12-27

agbenbaOnife M9nO % 8oin0er,
foriamleOe oeo OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
ningens offentlige 9orgerms0e, til
looer Jig in6trpngenoe oe oormt at
annto0e 0eres grcellence ON at
gioe 9eres gifaIo til, at set gamIe
Spir genreiies paa gor 5rue Sir
fe.
Get er uimooiieeligt og ubeitriot,
at set tonne Spir oil blioe en- uior-
lignelig Brpoelie for nor SooeoitaO
% 6iornge m99tigt til at bnue Sen
/ 2angen bIanot Tonne 9per.
6Orfutninssinscn. gfter buaO
u9fatt. erfarer. fan 5ie9eringens
5orilag ON gGnoringer / 5orfat-
ningen oentes nmiooeIbnrt eiter 81
.nansIooens 2. 9ebanOling, Der qn-
tagelig Oil D9re tiIenOebrogt omfring
1. 5ebrrar. 5orilo9ene, Der efter
Observation-Disclosures 9ebuoelie / oft
opientligt oil blioe ct ll0trnf for
). 6. G6riitenien5 Blon: gn Sol
fetingsreform omban0fenoe 8ol9ret-
tens ~lt0oioelie til at pmidde ale
25narige Wpno o. 9pin6er toun.
get 0moal9 og aommlineaiitem-
Ming, fan iiffert burtigt blioe giort
f9roige i 6oIfetinget og bill it6en
Marts funne pore afien6t til2an6s-
tinget.
Goof. @gt greu til DIR. Constable.
Zen 9. 0s. onfom Der lila. Str.
9gbl." til DIR. 2ons0ale eft 9reo
ira Or. Goof. bpori oenne bepoer,
at oct er set rene Opfpino,
nnar oct bar ltaaet i 9la0ette, at
ban / uSampton Mnen8ine" ifuIoe
bape erflpret life at booe o9ret
neo 9oropolen.
gnopi0ere beu0er Or. Goof, al
BET er Bearps genner, Der bar
brogt oisie faIife Rpgter / Om-
lsb.
Get er meget rigtigt, at Der /
oct fsrite u~ofommenoe Hr. Of oct
nppnte Si0sifrift oil %fremfomme en-
afbanoIing Of Or. Goof, men oenne
oil beri faitboIoe Baoitan n.
) n ON at babe o9ret PED Roro-
pollen og fremfomme meo 8euiier
Tor, at Bearp bar taalet
0ofumenter.
Gampen mob Hotterne. agben.
)apns Magiitrat uil0e / gorger.
eprpientationens Ms0e RanOag
zen u. os. title 5orilag ON, at
fampen MOB 8otterne / BET fom.
nenoe 6indnsaor forti9ttes pan
anime Maooe iom biotil, og at
Ter BERTH opferes en- 9eUilling paa
$1,000 ar. pna gubgettet. Br9mi-
n pr. Hottebole er 10 Gre.
6n rar sjeneitepise. Eli 6rebe-
ifsbera Boliti inoleb ser ben 6.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-12-27

aniet 0ono paa aitrupegnen, bar
ifIg. gaoIb. Stmtit." baft mango
ofientlioe SilIios6oero, JON ban bar
rsetet meo 8roifab % 9pgtiebeo.
5obrifant 9. Slotb / Gs.
berg er f%orIeoen 9at pliiOieIig of
gaoet PED 0eOen rant Of ct
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-12-27
Der

Sierteila9. Zen afosoe Der
tiolioere bar orebet San.
oerup % garoe Meierier, Dor iii.
g&ibe amtst." en- opetio og oriitig
Mano; ban por Meoeier of en- Del
noroipoife Mejerier. og al Zen
oanife 5eOtitoffabrif" / Gsbierg.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-12-27

Dec. ira en oerboenoe inf 8ros.
ierer Meooelelie ON, at bans tpife
Sieneitepige 4nno Sdult5 obaooe
forloot bans Su8. e~fterIaoen0e ct
9reo, boori bun me0OeIte, at bun
tog biem til 5piflanO. Silli9e op.
lpIte bun, at benoes 9eilutnin9 par
taget efter en- pluoielig SnoifDoel-
lie at meotage ct Bar Sunore0e ar.
til Geiiepetiee liant to Sufierter meo
SsIptoi og 5mptfer, iom bun az
teOe at it9nfe ben ferite LATTICE,
bun meote.
9oIitiet telegrafereOe itrafs- til
forifelIige @per. o9 nGite Gag TOM
Der i'll. %. Z" Meo0eleIie ON, at
Ben unge Gige ON @Orgenen BAR
anboI0t paa 9anegaaroen I Sire.
0ericia.
Sanff @efinoirn. 6n nh Snmp-
ifibsfurbinSclie. Sra Ct 5bomas
ifrioes oen 8. 9ooember til Il. 9:
Get engelife Gampifibsielifob
rIbe Ropal Mail Steam gaefet
Company" bar MI annonceret, at
bets Sfi6e, Der noganr ira Sout-
hampton, ira ben 6. December 8.
u. % oerefter boer II. Gag oil an-
lobe St. Sbomas iom fsrite peitin.
Oiife SoDn.
efterretnin9en ON, at Oisie Gam.
pere after bill onlebe ct. Ebomas,
bar ooft itor 8le0e Dos gefolf.
ninger. og oeres antomit oil og-
iao ltoioliomt bringe en- goo Gel
5orretning til 9pen. 0amperne fan
booe Here Sunoreoe Easiagerer, og
min0re Gampere ira 0e engeIife
Ger oil inOtrpffe Der for at uouefs-
Ie Boit % Basiagerer meO De trans.
ntIontiife 0ampere. Ger berfro gnar
til Colon, Samoico og Retu 9orf og
iamme Bel tilbage til Soutbbnmp-
ton. Bot ira Gnnmarf oil fremtioig
finn upre 10 Gaze m0eruei5 nee.
0isie 1nmpere.
Barbados og 3riniono bar giort
itore a%nitreneeIier for at iaa Cant
perne iii oeoblipenoe at gao oertiI,
og Srini0ao bar forg9Oes tilbuOt
Selifabet en- oarIig u~n0eritsttelie
paa benoeo 100000 SIR, og naar
Selifabet o%filanr bette og pelger
ct Sbomas, mnn bette uoeIuffenoe
tillfriues ben fortrinlige ct. Sbo-
mas 6opn, bpor Sfibene til enboer
Sio fan losie og lnbe / roligt gan0,
meoens De oe6 Barbados og Irini.
oo0, boor 9osnina og 9aoning maa
ioregaa / oa6en 81, life altio fan
arbeioe. Og oesiioen lieeer ct.
5bomas paa ben li9e 9inie til Hn.
nama.aanalen."
Wcningitis. SilfrlOenc paa 5Dn.
On al De nngrebne 300. 9ogenie, 8.
Gecbr. Ge al Meningiti5 cere6ripi-
nails nngrebne apinoer / Sfops-
saaroe er @aaroeier q. CIR. Car
lens i0oarige Si1itru oa oeres %.
ire pon rs og II 4ar. Cen enc
Caters 3iIitano par / @aar meget
oaorlig. 5 Mites af9if bun peo Do
ben. 9et par ben 1naite al Bige-
bernene.
Gen plore Sgiters og gtooerenS
Silitnno bar / 5ormiooogs iaole.
oes, at man npreoe Saab ON, at
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-12-27

pNiN@ IhiAibS OJbo1Hh VAN toiAlsN
taret. 9igeleOes bleo Der itrafs trui.
Jet De fornsOne Siffer6eoSforon-
itaItninger til Bern moo Smittens
l1obreoelie.
Zen 8. Os. berettes oi0ere, at
9atienterne bar / goo 9eOring og
rimelienis uoen 5ore.
neutrality-suspicious. S%fnttcpligt.
aaIunoborg An0elsibineilogteri bIeo
i lin 5io paaIignet iaa pel Som.
mime. iom Statsifat. Moo Slogte.
riets Rroteit berimoo iaitbolot ioo.
Del Sfatte iom 0oerifatteraaoet
Selifobets SfattepIigt. boorefter ser
paabegpnotes llopantning. Slagte.
riet proteitereoe oaiaa berimo6. og
oenne groteit er III. aaoIunob. ap."
MI taaet til islge, i0et 9Dfogoen /
aaIunoborg / en- aenoelie, Der gaar
0uerifotteraaoet imoo, nGgter at
ioretaae llOpontnin9, i0et ban g6r
~gGI9en0e, at Slaateriets 8irfiom.
beo, ifIg. SfatteIooer, er ifattefri.
Hpget no al airfen. "a @uostie.
neIten / Moarlp iorleoen Ssn6aa
iful0e beqpn6e. bar Ser ms0t en-
W9naoe Wenneifer; men airfen
bar iaa ipl0t meo Gsg, at ingen
fun6e opbolOe zig oerinOe. @ubse
~tiefeiten bleu 0erfor efter Brpitens
Norilag oibolbt / 2snitritp SfoIe;
men ell SnOien6er iperger ii0en /
o@ierr. amtS." ON Ben Sell neo
Sforitenen life mart fan bIioe ret.
tet; oct err nemlig en- onrgnmmel
Sfapanf, og oct er life fsrite 8ona,
Menigbeoen er blepen roget no al
airfen.
Sbosfalb. 56o. agbmono g. Ru.
Der er iorIeOen afgaaet Deo 0e0en
/ Sisrinq / en- SLIDER al 70 aar,
Zen afosoc, Der / iii llngoom io'r
meget I'll Sss, bren iii. ogeno5.
9io." / en- Snes Mar aoloniolfor.
refining / 5reoerifsbaun, men al.
too Oerefter oenne OF rejite til ame.
rifo. boor flere Of bans Bern er DO.
latte. San funbe BOG life iinoe iia
/ 5orboIoene oeroore og oenote mart
tilbage.
On al Ssbiergs pIoite Dor
gere, fbu. aaptain 9. Git, er ben
4. Zee. dfgaaet peo 0soen efter
lGnaere Sios Spageligbeo, 70 aor
gammeI. Otter / lin llngoom og
Mauooom at bare faret paa De itore
Soue iom Sfibsfsrer log ban iig
/ 1881 ne6 / gsbierg. buor ban i'll.
resbi. ap." blep EN- aniat og al.
bolot Mano.
Sire gsrn gennem Sicn. De ire
re66es. Sire Grenee, ser gif til
hos Bait.
SiegumfelOt / Gem. gif ben 2. os.
no poa en- Wergelgrap tpt peo Brp-
itegnaroen og fnlot ale fire gen.
mem Sien.
0oale Smaapiger, Ser bem9rfe-
Oe lllpffen, sioroe anifrig, og Bait.
Sieeumfelot og bans Suitru REQ.
Oeoe meo 5are for oeres 9ip De ire
al Grengene.
Gen fireoe, en- Sen al Susmano
gpf, 9. Gem, uar Sso, 90
man fit BAN taget op.
0bosfalb. Sbp. gireftsr for De
Sliemeller~ albert Sacbs
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The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-02-28
MORNING CHIT-CHAT.
EAST is east and west IS west
And never the twain shall meet"

S1HATs like ONE peoples of right andv wrong
They imagine labeled n--tem
believe that
do without fully realizing
ground"
life isn't possible that right sometimes shades
tell
Take the matter of honesty and graft for instance
Probably think honest or woman would have trouble
tell the certain nice
Daughters ofwe
say
certain eweler who
little gold pin a New
delighted
Wasn't t justs inn"
should The society satisfied
girl received another pin New
Two years young the school
There had much grating by the committee
lie would graft
subcommittee
charge of buyin an promoting teachers
me s had bought the desks for new booIbomsa and s
they late chairs another
splendid of them asked
to deal with
grafter7
coat
wei what do you of the teachers that
I've Dor beauty7
how perfectly the sleeve is turned"
expecting In
capable teacher doubtless
Wasth The lady CRATER?
to him. and she had accepted might
o graft
promotion and thought good
Don't you doubt some shading be-
right there?
What trying o
and that some things may be simply errors ~
judgment rather than intention CAMERON