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Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1910-06-23

Remember the big
Suit Sale at the Big
Clothing Store. If you
are in need of clothing
this is your time. Our
clothing d e part m e n t
must be unIoaded.
VIM. a. Sullivan,
Cash Slothier.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1910-06-23

Mrs. A. A. Steiner, of st. Louis
and sister, Mrs. H, H, Schrebeck
and family, of Steiner. Texas arriy-
ed Tuesday to visit their parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac McIntire.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1910-06-23

DR.. Elmer Williams of Kirksville
arrived Tuesday afternoon to visit
a pretty browneyed young lady who
resides east of the city.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1910-06-23

Miss Isla Terrill of Bowling Green,
has been spending several days
with friends in this city.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1910-06-23
To Hunters.

Hunting is positively forbidden
on my farm. E. E. DeLashmutt.
6-23
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1910-06-23
Coal.

A car of washed nut coal coming,
has less slate, less fine coal and
makes the least ashes of any soft
coal mined. LEWIS NASH.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1910-06-23

Mrs. John Howe and grand
daughter, Miss May Lear have gone
to Clarence to visit their relatives.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1910-06-23

Mrs. F. Kline, of Shelbina was
called home Tuesday by the severe
illness of her father. John Kincaid.
Mr. Kincaid is 81 years old and has
the dropsy.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1910-06-23
Regular meeting of Monroe Chap

Regular meeting of Monroe Chap
ter of the Eastern Star Saturday
evening.
Just in the proper
season we offer you the
pick of the largest cloth
ing stock in Northeast
Missouri. Better come
now as there are hun
dFedS of beautiful suits
in sight. They won't be
i'm sight long.
VIM. a. Sullivan,
Cash ClothieF.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1910-06-23

Go to the Economy Store and
get prices on Glassware and China
ware.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1910-06-23

W. H. Frye was business visi.
tor in Palmyra, Tuesday.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1910-06-23

Who made Furniture cheap,
hamilton. Come and see him, he
will save you money.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1910-06-23

Mrs. George Beckley, of Bethel
~has been the guest of relatives in
this vicinity.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1910-06-23

B. Morthland and j. M. Crane
were Quincy visitors Monday.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1910-06-23

Miss Susie Jackson has been the
guest of her friend, Miss Effie Baxter
in Huntington.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1910-06-23

Mrs, William Hawkins of Anador-
kio. Okla. arrived yesterday TO visit
her husbands relatives.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1910-06-23

There is a new reporter in the
field of journalism, Miss Alice Har-
rison. Welcome.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1910-06-23

10 per cent off on dresSers and 5
per cent off on kitchen cabinets
Hamilton.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1910-06-23

j. l. Watts of Brookfield has been
visiting the homefolks nenr Joanna.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1910-06-23

John Ellis and Lee Wright of La
Belle, were Monroe visitors Mon
Monday.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1910-06-23

Miss Lena Evans left yesterday
for St Louis to spend some time
with friends.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1910-06-23

Miss Willie Mary Sherman went
to Hannibal yesterday for a visit of
a week.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-25
.BIG CROWD SEES
 SUNDAY RACING
GOOD LIST OF EVENTS AT THE RACE TRACK BELOW THE COUNTRY CLUE.

Sunday was an ideal da yfor racing and a large crowd availed itself oi the opportunity Of witnessing the first class brand of harness and spec : tests put up at the second matin meet of the Warren District Drivi Club ct the Country Club tracks
 In the first race Maud c, owned bs Mr Cummings, carried on the hoa ors. with Dolly Fletcher. Bob Hea nessey's horse. a good second, and Black Bird third. The time of the last heat was 2:34. The second was a trotting eXhtbi | tion, mile heats, best two in thre won by Graceful Mac. pr Townsend's steed. with Brodie second Time 2:44
 | In the half-mile run, Prince Blaze won. Nellie Woods was second. an Prince W, third. Time. 52 II seconds
 The burro race was the laugh pro ! ducer. There were about half a dog en entries and a mulerino with no psN ticular pedigree. jockeyed by Grahsn took down the money in a quart, {. mile gallop
 l h the quarter-mile dash Leopar
 won, with Patti second.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-25
MOONLIGHT DOESN'T
 ILLUMINATE CLOCK
HOLLOW MockERY OF TURNING OFF ELECTRIC CURRENT BE- CAUSE LUNA SHINES.

Ye old city clock in the Pythian Castle refuses to give out the time of night any more.
 Since Mir. Moon has imbibed enoug ozone to become intoxicated. the tric light works seems to think tho, his luminous countenance is enough to enable the owls to see what hour is registered.
 Not so, 1t might be done with 2 telescope of the kind able to pick out comets and things. but to the naked eye of an ordinary individual the face of the time-ticker is nothing tut a delicious piece of blank. with some spots on it.
 The owls not lucky enough to pos sess time-pieces can no longer gain consolation of a winters evening by "rubbering'' at the Pythian Castle to find out what time the next car goes to Lowell.
 The clock is as surely on he blinlt as though it's paws had ceased nav. gation. Moonlight won't illuminate a clock and a little electrical essence would be appreciated.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-25

The Grand opera singer Of today takes advantage of the work at the European and American opera houses and uses their seasons work as a
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-25
BOXING WILL BE AMONG THE
 ARTS TAUGHT
Prof. 0'Hara Arrives to Show
 Y, M, c, A. Members How
 to Put the Other Fellow to Sleep With Gloves.

Bisbecites. especially those mem bers of the Y. NJ C. A.. have fog- months been howiing long and loud for a boxing instructor. With the arrival in town of Prof. Thomas C Hara their wants win be satisfied
 Negotiations have been pending for some time between Prof. O'Hara and Secretary Pollard of the Y. NJ C. A with the result that Prof O'Hara ar rived in Bisbee Sunday from Los An geles. and will immediately assume his duties as boxing iasIruc:or-- moth ing else -wlth the local association.
 Prof. OHara is an old time light weight English boxer and has been for some time on the Pacific coast. He mas boxed many an exhibition with Bobbie Baker. champion amateur hoxer of the country. He was also for some time teacher of boxing at tn> Reliance Athletic Club of Oakland. California, and during his stay upon the coast. while never appearing in q professional match. he has appeared E. the corners Of some Of the leading ugilistis lights in their recent battles.
 q have been in the boxins game all
 
 land. I have met the leading light weights Of that country. used to work In the mines and fight. I claim 10 know something of boxing, but don't put me down for anything else. am hsre to act as boxing instructor. only.
 Prof O'Hara appeared fin sparring exhibitions with Facky Mcfarland when the latter was on the coast. He has decided, however to devote his time strictly to teaching the art of self-defense in the future.
 This will enable the |. RI. C. A to fill long-felt want. as majority of the members have been clamoring for boxing lessons for months. Secre- tary Pollard intends to put on pub lie boxing contest in t.e near future with some of Prof. O'Hara's pupils and O'Hara himself, in bout with some local searcher for ring honovs.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-25
ADJUSTMENTS

stepping stone. as well as a training school for the higher grades of talent required for the conc0r. aad recital stage. 1t seems almost unnecessary for the recital artists to serve an ap- premiership of several years this la borious work before they are able to give the proper dramatic rendering of the classical compositions called for by the patrons Of the concert world.
 Mme Frieda I.angendorf has Been one of the most successful Of the grand opera stars of the Royal Grand
 Opera in both Vienna and Berlin co-star with Mime. SchumannIlcink and Mme. Gadski She has received the plandits and endorsements of :hc most critical or royal opera followers.
 In America. aIme Langendorf has been soloist with the leading sym phoay orchestras Of the east. for the oratorlo and choral societies of the middle west and north. and as rc- cital star had had three years ex- perienee. together with one year at the Metropolitan in New York. She comes to Bisbee for one recital only on Thurdsday night at the orpheum theater under the auspices of the Young Womsns Christian associa- ton
 Even more potent than her noble voice is the temperament that makes it vital. the dramatic power that pene- trstes and sways. Her voice is pure full-toued. in the lower register. ris- ing with sustained power and purity through the middle. up to the crys- tal-like clearncss and vibrant inten- sity in the higher reaches. with for eigu air that adds to the interest Her pronouns are well built and run the gamut of Geramn lieder. modern lads and operatic arias
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-25
B0OzY MAN CAUSES
 BURGLARY REPORT
GOT lN WRONG ROOM AT LOW ELL AND IS TAKEN TO THE
 JAIL.

4 report that two unidentified mel had been caught trying to burglarize F. A. Toyrea's flats at Lowell Sunday morning gain currency, but the fac.s when learned showed little warrant for the report
 Early yesterday morning a drunken man entered James McClay's roominz house at Lowell and tried to enter oH> of the rooms. evidently in his state supposiug that he had landed home
 MT AIcClay heard the intruder. came out and asked him what he was doing. For answer he received the mans fist, full on his jaw and whicE made e deep gash in his cheek The noise attracted the attention Of Dep. Uty Sheriff Norton. who ran 10 the scene and walloped he drunk one 1T turn, then locEed him up. Justice Murphy gave him five days in jail {, sober up, no other charge being prs feTred aEainst him.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-25

Dr. C M Sawyer entertained a packed house at the Orpheum Sunday night with a spiritualistic seance, the equal of which has not been seen ia Bisbee for some time Dr. Sawyer made chairs travel through the air at his bidding. guitars do likewise. and at the same time give forth sweet music. while with the spirit-slate he received messages for people in the audience from those departed this life
 One ieature Of Dr. Sawyer's worl. was that 1t was performed with the lights or the theater all full up. while most of the others require an occasional dark change. A commit tee Of citizens. including Jim Ball and Jim Kinney. occupied seats on the stage to see that no subtle devices were used. They declared afterward tlat there wasn't any
 The cabinet trick was perhaps the most mystifying His assistant, Mr. Powell entered the cabinet and was securely strapped in one position then the cabinet was opened and a spirit hgure apparently that Of a woman. was in the cabinet with Mr. Powell A switch of the draperies and she was gone. and a search foI MT Powell revealed the fact that he. too. had vanished. One of the committee at the rear of the caDinet declared nobody had passed out that way and the cabinet was nownere near tAe trap door of the stage Then Mir Powell suddenly appeared in the audience. shouting Here 1 am.
 The conc u7inC cXneriment was the walki-- table Dr. Sawyer. MT. Pow ell end ne com uittee O. four rormed tbe "h Id circuit" In a minute the taL.p cs mnenced to move and the coafuised eRorts of the six couIra't keep it oa the floor Jim Ball eyed threw himself on it and stretched a5 full ,Cu- h bat it still ambulated in 9 live'y manner until all removed their hands from it.
 The exhibition was pronounced one Cf t-e most clever ever seen here. IL eKea mad Jim Kinney guessing. and he was right on the stage. He rushed out ss-er it was over. stating that i; had soJ upon his nerves. must have. for he left his hat behind him in the theater-
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-25
STRIKE AT THE COPPER QUEEN

A strike in the order department of the Copper Queen store occurred at o'clock Monday. It only lasted for ten minutes. but was obstinate for the time. The foreman ordered the boys to return to their work, but they flat iy refused until they succeeded in get ting a good view of Miss Wilma West the new singer for the Royal. who arrived oa the 5.05 D. m. train from Frisco this evening. She win open in few days. Watch for the aE- nouncement later.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-25
Cassidy $ confirmed.

News was received in Bisbee last night that the senate at Washington yesterday confirmed the apointment of Michael Cassidy as postmaster at Bisbee. This insures patrons of Un cle sans pony express another term of excellent service. in addition to the several years record Postmaster Cassidy has back of him. and to which the citizens refer to with pride.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-25

IL is expected that from fifty to oh, hundred scholars will be enrolled for boxing lessons within a few days. Al ready upwards of a dozen have en- rolled. Cards will be printed and Prof. O'Hara's arrival broadly adyer- tised
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-25

Receives News of Brothers Death. NJ j. Cunningham received a tele gram last night from Pasco. Wash inSton. stating that his brother died
 in that city last evening.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-06-24

Sunore6e % iefs % 1aiotre0siiaoS'
tppe / bbert 9unot, %omipunone neo
fin 8raa6. ia Be blioer til fniie
Strenge. Chen bliper De ipo % ire
0ioe Strenee / Sopeofabelet en0nu
ell Sang omipun0ne o. foriDneSe
meO Ell beifpttenoe Operpprf. &c bgie
9rotnorne poa beooe 5Ioo6reooet ol
Sc fire enonu irit6enoen6e oGl0i0e
Gnbler irembp6er ct gonife eienoom.
meliot sfue.
9u beapn0er Monterin9en al Sen
egentliae Gro. Der ipttes iaulmen al
tunee Sernitnffer % for6in0es meo
9ablerne pon frpos o. poa tpegs.
Sra 0e to 9iaer al 6~e1paoes Irbei.
oct. Geo 9iplp al ppIoi5e. mPS
@leftricitet oreone g5laife@ Cog BIZ
Der Sc LANCE Stipere lo6oeoe oa fa.
iteoe poa 4ooe0fo6lerne gteoerit 'p-
ties oisie Stipere til De enorme Sem.
itpnger, iom oanner9r
maa life opre ioimle. Sc WPn6. iorn
fife lo0er ii9 brinae no n 5atnirg
oeO noaen tiffrIoia inotrpifen0e
0mitpn0i96eo. ioaleoes ion ser ore
fan forfomme PED ionoanne gna9e.
orbeioer. men bpert e1eite 2ieblif
er ful0itpn0i1 Serre ooer oeres pc
ppaeIicr. Ct u~iiffert Erin ct Sell.
greb fan meoisre. at man itprter /
0nbet. - Wen ion er 0n ogioo al,
Ser o~perhone0et er breoere emo ief5
CONNER, Tor oisie Mrno en- trol
90 iiffer Gel, iom De loen Soim.
meI6e0 iprinaer hen ooer. Iige melct
ON Oen beiinAer iig cen Dieter p1er
bunoreoe meter oper Sor0operflaSeu,
Oct er ganife ipecieIt fo1Iiiicereoe
Grbeioere. tom eiterboonoen uoona.
mes til at u0fere oisie mo6erne
9pmpebpaninaer. 3e, iom fIpoer
omfrina Ser poa Scrnitpu9erne, er
en- belt international Canning Arbei.
6ere. Zen enc er netop foamen ira
Stinebaugfpiten. On on0eu 5or or
beioet poa Sernbonen PED Sheben i
9GQppten. utter Ell on0ea / Su6ien.
Oa err Deo Sen iiberiife 5ernbnne.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-06-24

at reooe 6eoninoernes Siele cores
Der Inlet eGer lioet berbiemme for
at reOoe Siele, iom faloer / Rormo.
nernes gol0."
Bar oct life ogiaa mart paa 8ioe,
at mar Der I Oanmarf babe ira De
firfelige o. ~Der6slige Wpnoigbeoers
SIDE isgte at legge nluorlige 5in-
6ringer / geien for Der propaganda,
iom oenne beoenite Sett ! oet anben.
Bare oe / set ifiults orioer Der I
Qan0et.
ygi bar oct beoite Sonb for 5rem,
nOtalte en- at Wormonernas
fornemite uOienoinee | 5ior oeo Il
I ariitiania, giaaianOt life
BEN norite Heserins letter Stansiel
for 8irfiombe0en."
Der par iiftert osina Der ! oort
SanO GOD @runo for pore Nnrbi I.
be0er iii at tose unoer Doeroeiss'e
boorIeoes ser fan giRttes 5t9naiel~
for OenHe nntifriiieIiee % um,raIife
Sefs 9irfiombeo. Der bar fange: lao
mango at pore 2an0sm9nO , fine
@lrn.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-06-24
SsOrbOlosregler moo
WormOnerne.
lNr. 2gDlJ

01an er i SDerrie iom / Rorge
beqDn0t Tor aloor at tage Spgrgs-
maalat op. ON BET fife er paa 1ioe,
at Der ira Statsmagtens SIDE fri
Oes til 5or6olosregIer mob @ormO-
nismens o0erbaan0tagen0e Bropa-
ennoe.
Ter ifal for 5ioen finoes 70 @or-
monmisiionprer ! Soerrig, Ser efter
beres egne DpeiOelier ! Oct iiOiteaar
bar giort Omtrent 500 Susbeisg
0aglig.
On Commission, Der bar anitiaet
omfnttenOe lln0erisgelier angaaenOe
gmisrationsforbolOene, nOtaler iig
for. at Suerrig itaI fslse SpifIan6s
Gfsempel o. eanife iimpeI uOpiie
Rornonapoitlene at 2nnOet, tiImeO
oo BET operpeienOe antnl Of Dem life
ena1ng er iDenife rn0erIantter og
bepislig Deb Isgnagtige 5oregiUen-
Der fa1r 0eres Dire | Oeres Wngi.
Qigele6es anbefaler commissioner.
at Der IRttps ct frnFtiat DpIpsninas.
arbeiDe gRrf nngnneHoe Wormo.
nismens Dirfeliae g9ien.
CaInn | Qorse er Dpm1rffombe-
ben bIepen poft Tor ben Cure. Der
lIaGer | Rormonismen.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. bpcrof Der
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-06-24
100 ACRES FARM TIL sALG.

En- ek.tra fin 100 Acres Farm I'll Salg,
kun ! Mil fra Milaea. MilleLacsCo. Mimi.
so Acres rvddet o. Resteu AT Landet ar
Jet at rydde: der findes en- bel DelGavn-
t9mmer paaLandef ;Jordsmonnet er sort
MUD overLenanderlae. Landef ligger flint
og or tilliee On udmerket Farm. hVorpaa
enhverFod afJorden or brugbar Graesgan-
gen or indhegnet med ct tretraadsStaal-
tr%aadshegn. It ek-tra godt Naaningshus
paa 6N9relser. n8sten MT: eH god STEM
k@lder underHuset lsx2s; Huset er byg-
get af bedste SortMaterialer oe er i god
Stand. En- godStaldbygnin .bygget for 3
Aar siden AT bedste Materiale godBrgnd
med godt Wand SAINT en- Bpk som lober
igennem Farmer o. holder Wand baade
Winter o. Sommer. Farmer Tiger we'd en-
god Vel. RID oe / 81 skandinavisk
Nabolae. Hyis De kommer nj n So paa
Farmer vii De fiHde den som her omtalt.
Prison er blot $500 paa gunstige Beta
lingsyilkaar. Husk paa At " betaler ale
H~oteludgifter FOR wore kundsr under de-
res Ophold hos rs Tor AT - paa Farmer,
hvad enten de- keber Land eller like. For
m Oplysning t~ilslsriv
THE ANDERSON LAND co,
Milaca, Minnesota.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-06-24
WoOerne grObbsnins.

1besOor Riieae Gar | 1iOsIirifiei
/. lleber Qnnb unO Reer- ffreoet en-
inierssinni. lille artifel om mooerne
grObponine. Gan bar porei ODte !
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-06-24

Rep gorf, % Sc megdge 9roarbei.
Der Der bar imponeret BAN. Ter
iinoes pei eIers n9ppe noget Steo |
9eroen. boor 9roineeni6rerne bar
itprre Inleoning til at pie oeres
Stunt enO netop SEEM 9orf.
gpen Netu gorf ligger. iom be.
fenot, paa en- imal, Iangitraft q,
Monbattan SsIanO. Sao ben enc
She filler &nOionfIoOen 9pen ira
9tem Serieo oe Sobofen, paa Den
anoen annt fommer en- iterre SAP.
buat. Gait 3iper, inc oa filter Den
ira MiQionbpen 9rooflpn. Sem Dorf
ieIo er peientlig 6orretningSbpen,
9roofIpn geboeliesiteoet, oe Wiaio.
ner II Wienneifer maa iaaleoes bag.
Tia iette ooer goit 3iper for at noa
frem til oeres &ontorer eller Or
beiospInoier, for otter ON Aftenen al
asre 3ltren tilbnge igen til oereS
Stem. Ger trGnges innIeoes bel til
groer imellem oe TO Storbper, % Ser
~ Tor Si0en life min6re eno ire.
Aggn0er oper Sen mpeti9e Gait
Ali6t paa, boor6an 0e if
1g a5tns al en- BRO I Stan0.
amere0e Mooneoer forinoen man
elf I Gang meo Be eeeatli9e 9roar.
beioer, graoeoe oe boreOe mar i
6looen tqt inoe oeO 9reO0en. Ilnge
9romme Ing0es init ior 9Infer, %
poo oiSie opisrteS M Sc oelfen0te
tre6eneoe Stiaooier. 9aa bIeo Ell
Iongt Sernrer 6reoet neo i 0pbet.
Sap6e ma fooet 3sret neo / belle
fin 9png6e. iao itrueOe man Ell mt
pao oa bore0e ui0ere. Baa oenne
Wno6e uoion6t man, at ser "a. 40
Meter neoe oar fait @run0 poo De
Steoar, man bap6e u0iet til at an.
6rinae Sc TO 9iGer pnn Sen me Bro.
"a Bette isrit engong uar bra9t pan
Def rene. begpn6te oct egentIige Bro.
arbeioe.
6Iere imoa Gnmpboo0e fom ilG.
ben0e me0 en- Gingeit, Ger iao no
ION Ell fpmpempsiig Gignrfosie.
Set par ben iaafal0te Gaision, EN-
pul0ig aaSie Iapet al itprfe gielfer
% nopenoig beiloaet meO tlnot sc.
0efbIif. aosien Den6te 9un0en op.
% pao Operiioen, iom raeen6e pei
iefs Weter oner @on6'In0en, Dor Ser
bpgget Ell SIngs run6 6or6sinine.
gompbanSene mnnsprereOe mn en-
Stuno Bio oe oio meo 9asien. On.
oelig ito0 Sen neiagtig ooer oct Ste0,
bnor Ben fremtioige 9ropine iflil6e
itao. On Wh1no fingerer me6 nogle
8entiler pnn Soerii0en al ansien.
4i6enoe unoilipper Sen %inmmepres.
ie6e 9ift in0e / 9asien. annife lang.
FONT begbnoer aosien at ibnfe. og
I'll ii6it letter SiSefanterne fig fat /
9pn0et paa 6lo0bunoenn. Ru Be.
annore> Rurerne 0eres Gr6ej0e oppe
paa aasien. MeO Wuriten og Sc.
ment 6ngger oe pon aosien en- SIags
| firfnntet arans. 2ongiomt tiger
Murisilen / 0eiret, men iomtioig
! innfer aasien 6pbere og 6p6ere ne6
i 7pn6et un0er sen poloiomme
8pnq6e. Operflaoen of aogien er
nGere6e Ell Bar @eter unoer gnno.
ftaoen. o. @uri6ilen roger omtrent
en- @eter OBJ al @an6et.
Ia fommer Ser ANDRE Grbeioere
til. Sra ct @oifinonl9g oeo Blob
breoen ferer Sc &srleoninger ben
oper WnsieiIen til oen run0e 5or.
beining paa aosieopffet. g5u bliDer
Der PRESET Cult ino I aosien open
fra o. 9uften uSSriDer aft 9anoet,
iom bi6til fDl6te 9osien. San blioer
Der Drug for enonu en- M Slaas
arbej6ere. 1epDorferne giper Dem
oct ubsoiife 0nDn SanO-Sogs eaer
San6.Soin. iorSi De fol robe neoe
| Wu06eret. Get or Gaisions9lrbei
oerne. Tom MI imittter inc | Oen
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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-06-24

I 6ior orog oper 1000 no ira lltnb
bar, iom befenOt. iRrlig u00aIgt
Sfanoinaoien ION 6eres arbei0s-
mari. ; Iorge og Gnnmarf ifnI Tin.
0es $50 WormonmisiionPrer Ser
Dirfer oeo Rs0er. Susbeieg. llo0e-
ling al 8raftater. glaoet oSfnn6i.
napiens Stierne" 0. / D. og 6per
ltge u0giDer 8apport ON b0er enfelt
0ags 9lrbeioe.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT logger ia.
BIG iprlig gpgt paa at oinoe aoin.
0erne - efter Mormonernes epre
fan 10 ingen aoinoe bIiue ialig uOen
9egteifob - 9Ggteifab meo en- Nor.
mon, og ifal gggteifabet opre gBl.
0igt for ale gDiabeOer. man BET Opre
beieglet / Semplet ! llta5. Bort
Soab itnar re til De gamle." fa8oe
for nDllg en- OF 0eres B~rnoifanier,
roem fan ri ggre lioet meO; men
Rsrnene os lingOommen er port
6remti0s 3oob. iipr Be unge apin.
Der. iom lea bar Iprt Of sIife."
-Rc1monernes mienie Bropoann.
0o.~ ifrfper norif ~af.snpoiten"
.mcoer inaen Sinbrinoer. Zen nor.
re ReSerina tor ingen StGngsIer
lnt. ben norife airfe bar life eiOrt
nosrn Iamiet araftnnitrrnaeIie for
at befrmpe Rormonismens 5rem.
gang. Ga mens man ira firfeIioi %
reIigiSft COLI ftnbia er betnnft poa
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