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The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-04-01

n.eFly of thi, placr and nos of Spring.
lrlh, Mass. eamr Saturday 10 visit Mlss
Orinda Dalr and friends in iosn, All
iheir friend, arr very glad To welcome
them 10 ToNnshsnd hut s0rry Il u Ill
health which brings jain back,
Frank Biekfo ha, hocn visiting his
n,aiher this wr-k hrfaw having for
Washington, u, T., shew he has aes
lrrpirsi position with his brother ssmnris
aho has worked Ia Washington for se'-
eral YEAR,. Mr., nlekIord's many Towns
hrnd friends aud seheolmai.s Wish him
all ,uccr,s in his nrw WORK.
Al the baptist church next sunday
morning Rev. Joseph Mexican will take
for hi topic ~ Veteran Preachers
Charge Ia Young Pastor Conserving
snn,c Important and Practical Matters
In the Church" AZ the union seNiee Ia
the same churh the topic will br ways
of lettering our Town. Schools. Churches
aud iiomrs,"
The last dance Iownshrnditrs will en-
oy In their avn town for some time
va, given Wednesday evening In the
town hall Ia hid farewell 10 the hall he
fore II became church property. Iher
was the usual number of people and 4
pleasant evening was enjoyed by all
.eland aud Gray seminary senlors SOLD
ier cream out IN the common.
The Congregational churh society held
meeting last Monday evening IN the
hall, which was well attended, about 30
pcopIr bring present. II was voted 10
rent the hall 10 the grangcrs and For
cstcrs Ii they wished 10 meet there, also
10 allow the town Ia hold H. September
meeting there. The church takes full
po>SrSsion Of the hall this week and VIII
begin in the fall 10 make alterations.
Harmonyyillc came near having a Sc
rious time with fire last Tuesday. Some
one was burning brush when the wind
blew burning brand over the wall into
some dry leaves aud the fire spread rap
idly up the hill back of T.. l.. liastingss
and Fred I.iyermorc's. The neighbors
came out. some with shoyels and the
women with brooms. Word was sent TO
the mill and the men came up and the
fire was soon out.
Richard Pierce gave a very pleasant
sugar party at his home last Thursday
evening. Sugar ON snow was enjoyed
early in the evening, after which the
Young folks went outside and played
the old fashioned games of drop the
handkerchief and Copenhagen ON the
lawn by moonlight. Joe Snow seems to
be the champion at such games. The
games were followed by a supper, after
which they went home. There were nine
couples present.
There was special Easter program
at the Congregational church Sunday,
both at the morning service and in the
Sunday school, where in place OF the
lesson exercises were given. There was
singing by the school, Bible reading and
prayer. The infant class represented the
words "The Living Master" each child
holding letter and giving verse. Then
there was song by Pauline Franklin,
and recitation by Merle Randall; duet
by Florence Howard and Audrey Frank
lin: recitation by Mabel Rand; reading,
"The High Tide of Easter" by Harriet
Doane; scripture quotations by scholars,
The exercises closed with a duet by Miss
Hazel Taft and Miss May Howe.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-04-01
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Levi. s,iesnry and

Of Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis siieknry and
". ". iieald,
The Pier mill 10 At work on the annual
spring saving. Frank Pier has leased
the mill. haashi the present stock OF
lumber and viii carry cn 'hr business
Mrs, prah 4, Williams, ~ho !. q, Tho
MARY Fletcher hospital, in Burlington
Is making saed rccosrry inom an oprr.
allan Cor laa.aF. ahIsh gss performed
Manh 20,
Mrs, Webster HaNsan j. al hanir after
sprnding iao sr-ks at the honr Of her
san, q, X. Hall. In South i.ondondrrf.
four mrnl,ers Of the famil! have brc''
very sick with mea,les,
1. :. smith has sold his farm TO Elton
4. I.add Of North Edgreomh. Me-. who
il 10 take possession about June J. Mr.,
and Mrs. smith have noi ~ .r, decided
wherr they will make their future honr'
Masters Fay aud kihclbrri Rawsoh OF
South Londonderry have been en- owing
sugaring at u. u, ltawson's, and VIII
liam 4, Coleman, sd, spent last week a,
the home Of his grandparents, Mr., and
MR.. ". 4. Coleman.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-04-01
WEST pUAiMERsroN.
n..,h of Randolph A. Knight.

H.nlolnh A. Knight died ., has heins
Manday nishi alter q ions iiin9ss' As;;
kn,sbl aas born April ~, ISL, The soh !.
A. .nb susan Miller Knight, lie attend
~ psr.an liIvans school for boys ana
AN. aeade,ny Al SaKions River aud Al The
~. M ~ uison the death ii hls iaihrf'
N. with m. f,,,l.in, Cesar Miller, bonshi
IN. Knight siorr, lie aiivrwafd bought
aut hls eousin's interest and continued ~
the business until Iva. when be vent 70
H.. Moincs, Ia, aud engaged ~ lhri.a an
lille business ga Large seale, ia IN ne
,all ,ut hls business IN Dcs Moines AMI
aii.r travelling through the sou,h, si'rhd'
,ng a considerable iime ~ Texas, TIC 70
turned to his native town wheie Nc hsu
since lived with the exception 81 Two
y,ars slrnt ia Maryland, lie Mas q strong
democrat aud during the adminis' ta'1"h
al Franklin pieUr and james bn'hahAh
he held the position OF l,oslmAs,rt h'i,'
"A. vac a member u the Eplseopal ehnteh'
Ia 1873 he married Ursula LonsnsiloN'
Who survive. him with three children,
Randolph l.. at Boston, MR. john hhss
II Akron. a.. and Robert Eiseeoinh' a
travelling salesman, lie . also survived ~
a brother aud sister, John NJ, hhlsh'
who lives al the old Knight iafe anu
Mr., FANNIE " 'Nlf ~ hAffNs''sNf
Robert Brmis 81 Springfield, VI, l. VIE
ting a, ], T. o'Buens.
John Burnett Of Below, Fall, Visited
al. parent. the ir.i Of the week
sunday. April 3. viii be the day for the
election Of officers ia the sunday school
Misses Alice and May Russell Of New
Iondop. Conn, arr visiting al p, II. Illus
sells,
Frank Strrctcr has received his appoint
ment a. census enumeration and viii begin
HI. duties April l5
". - Durham has been appointed rosh
commissioner 10 succeed Myron ooodell'
who resigned recently
Misses Margaret Maher Of Newiane and
Addi. Clarity OF White River Junction
visited at T.. Connarn's last week.
Joseph Lamothe, who has been working
for Der, Reed IN Dummerston, has moved
with hi family into the Taft cottage tins
week
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-04-01
Legal Notices.
ESTATE OF ALPHEUs INGRAHAM.

CTATE OF VERMONT.
- District OF Marlboro. IS.
The Honorable Probate Court for the Distrel
Marlboro.
To all persons interested in the estate Of AEaz
Ingraham. late Of Guilford in said District
ceased. Greeting:
At Probate Court, holden at Brattleboro y
in and for said District on the 18th day of VI
1910, an instrument purporting to be the
Will and Testament Of Alpheus Ingraham Arl
Gulford, in said District, deceased. was
sented to the Court aforesaid. for Probate.
And it is ordered by said Court that the
day of April. 1910, at the Probate Office in 1
Brattleboro be assigned for proving said ins7
ment; and that notice thereof be given to all 4
sons concerned. by publishing this order Is
weeks successfully in the Brattleboro Refors,
a newspaper circulating in that vicinity. in =
District, previous to the time appointed.
Therefore. you are hereby notified to appear
fore said Court, at the time and place aforesI
and contest the probate of said will. If you .
cause
Given under my hand at Brattleboro. in Z
District, this 18th day of March, 1910.
lib A. F SCHWENK JUDI.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-04-01
wARpsBoRo CENTER,

Earl simpson is a, work for Guy Put
nam,
Charles Dexter has gone back to ba'
con 4 mill 10 work
Mr. and Mn. la March and Mrs.
Davis smith visited a, Bert Bacon .
Sunday.
II. A. Carpenter Of Newfane visited
his niece. Mn. Naher Sage, the inst oil
the week.
Mn. Penor and little grandson, Floyd
smith, visited her daughter, Ms. Earl
Simpson, recently.
Most Of the sick ones are improv-
ing. The new victims are Mrs. Charles
kennon with measles and Mrs. Fred
chatham with grip.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Ellis and baby
Of Brattleboro, who have been visiting
Mrs. Ellis's parents, Mr. and Mrs. George
Farnham, went Tuesday TO Jamaica to
visit Mr.. and Mrs. John Ellis.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-04-01
Meau-HetAn

Alexander Agassiz, q noted scigl
and a leader in the copper mining Va
died Sunday on the steamship Adrrl
bound for New York. He was rs|
dent Of the Calumet & Hecla M,1
company.
Fire early Tuesday morning desrVF]
the house and barns OF r. J. ShE13
in Hardwick. In attempting to "
some valuable papers Mr.. Shurtletilv]
rowly escaped cremation, beinglob4rI
to jump from a second-story wini'd
The loss is estimated at $4,000,
Two young women were drowned
Hillsboro, n. H., Sunday when a mo,s
boat, rendered unmanageable, was ~
over the dam of mill pond The rs
in charge ofithe craft wasithrown u
shallow water and managed to cav
ashore.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-04-01

One OF the most distinguished of dogs
died Tuesday on Flag island in Casco
bay, near Comdr Robert L. Peary s
summer home on Eagle island, Me. The
canine was the last survivor OF the deep
chested, powerful-muscled and cour-
ageous brutes that Peary selected as the
best of all the hardy breed of the frozen
North to take him and Matt Henson on
the final successful dash to the pole. Even
more distinction also falls to the lot of
the half-wild creature, for he was with
Peary when the explorer reached ''far-
thest north" three years ago So at
tached did the commander become to
the faithful dog that he brought him
back to his Casco bay home to sport
with other Eskimo dogs that were sur
vivors of previous trips. The animal
had been placed on exhibition at the
dog shows at Boston and Portland. The
unnatural conditions Of his new life I'M
dermined the animals vigorous strength
and caused its death.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-04-01
WEST DOVER.

Frank Russell is at work for Mandus
Lyman.
James McCrea is working for Louis
Sylvester
Bert Stanley is working for John Gal
lup through sugaring
Miss Alice Derry of Jacksonville is
working for Mrs. Leon Shippy.
r. H. Stanley is doing the boiling for
Ernest Howe through sugaring.
George Boyle, who has been i'll with
rheumatism, is better but not able to be
out yet.
Miss Delete Haynes of Wilmington is
working for Mrs. Alexander at the Green
Mountain Inn.
Jessie Adams, who went to North
Adams two weeks ago for an opera
ton for appendicitis, is getting along
well and will be home soon.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-04-01
WEST WARDSBORO.

j. A. Perry attended the listers meet
ing in Brattleboro Tuesday.
Mrs. M. L. Rice is in West Townshend
nursing in the family of Charles Dunbar.
Easter was observed in the church by
an appropriate sermon and special music
by the choir.
Miss Bernice Boyd and Mr.. Jennison
of West Townshend visited at Charles
Boyd's over Sunday.
Maude and HAL Robinson visited their
grandmother, Mrs. Viona Howe, in East
Jamaica over Sunday.
The friends of Stephen S. Perry of
Minneapolis, MIMI, formerly of this
place, will be sorry to learn of his con-
tinued poor health since last August.
Mrs. w. ]. Davidson has offered a
prize of one dollar to any one in the
three lower classes in Sunday school who
is present every Sunday through the
year.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-04-01
wARDsBoRo.

Mn wnrh, Phmpion u an the sicA
Isi With Emp. also II, J., knight
Mr.. and Mrs, Walter Jacobs Of bfa,,ls'
ho,n w.r m town over Sunday, with
hen parnis, Mr.. and Mrs, Charles kloe
Mn. 4. ID. plimp,on, lifelong ru.i'
den, az this place, did THURSDAY even
ine. MsFrh 20. she Was born 20 yeafs
aso. Funeral services scrc held ~ 'he
bou.s Sunday afternoon nj ] clock
Hey. l.. q. Mells officiating, The How
ers werc numerous and BEAUTIFUL
Charles Vial Of Gardner spent few
days this week with his sister, Mn, sf'
nrst Pike. Ills little daughter came
With him and remains for while Lewis
Pike spent sunday with his mother, si li,
Ia Pike has gone 20 Londonderry To sisi'
her sister, Mrs. Herbert Williams
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-04-01
JACKSONVILLE.
IS Ruth Williams is i'll again.

Miss Ruth Williams is ill again.
Hemon Favor of Winhall is working
at the mill here.
Mrs. Roland Wheeler is out, after hay-
ing been ill with grip.
F. B. Pier of Brattleboro was in this
place on business Monday night.
Mrs. Phoebe Landman and Miss Asia
Landman are visitors at Win Hosley's.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. B. Axtell of Hough-
tonville have been at Frank Williams a
few days lately.
P. E. Williams came home Tuesday
after being absent week in Burlington
and Manchester.
Prof. Franklin Head of Hadley,
Mass, has been the guest the past week
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-04-01
ATHENS.

Mark Perry has returned to work
again at Pierce's steam mill. His hand
is much better.
J. Morris Frampton of Springfield,
Mass, spent Sunday with Mrs. Tramp
ton at H. L. Cars.
Miss A. M. Mitchell is slowly improy-
ing from her recent serious illness. DR..
Bowen still attends her.
Snow is going fast. In some places
the roads have settled and are real dusty,
while in other places the mud is deem
and travelling hard,
George E. Mitchell, Cornelius Keefe
and H. J. Hastings went to Brattleboro
tuesday to attend a meeting of the
listers OF Windkam county.
District Superintendent W. F. Smith
ers ,officiated at the church services
Sunday. SIX people united with the
church and several were baptized.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-04-01
SOMERSET.
Jack Faley is in East Somerset

Jack Faley is in East Somerset.
There is still two feet OF snow in the
woods.
The logging business is about finished
for this winter.
Albert Deannas is acting as cook at
Mountain mills.
Mrs Henry Harrington and Mrs. Harry
Rice of Searsburg spent few days last
week with Mrs. Fred Vale.
Eight million feet of logs have been
cut and hauled from the Glastonbury
mountains during the winter.
Mr.. James, general superintendent
for the Lumber company, was in Whining
ton Saturday and Sunday visiting his
family.
The men, who have been at work in
the woods, will go to Peck's mills to
load logs on the cars for the Deer6eld
Lumber company.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-04-01
SOUTH wARDsBoRo.

The snow is nearly all gone and II Is
very bad travelling.
Sugar makers are not having very
good run Of sap so far.
Sidney Jones has moved back from
Townshend into his house at the Hollow.
Will A. Clark and family OF Jamaica
visited Mrs. Clark's sister, Mrs. Frank
Gould, Sunday and Monday.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-04-01
sTRATTON.

Charles Stiles is working for A. J. Pike.
Miss Ethel A. Eddy is spending her
vacation at home.
William Stiles OF West Wardsboro is
working for W. X. Lyman.
W. X. Lyman is having his house re-
paired. Silas Pike is doing the work.
Ray Lyman, who has been attending
the Clawson-Hamilton business college
at Brattleboro, is at home.
Mrs. Fidelia Wheeler has gone TO West
Townshend to help care for her daughter
Clara who is i'll with measles.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-04-01

fans called On their old neishbon Tues
day, q
MU BuIian a CambfidsePoEt Is
visiting wilh Mrs, Hugh Ailbee-
sap buckets are being gathered, The
.,ssan 4 noiai foT ls lack IL storms
AMI ,hs hgli color IL the sugar
Nlt and Mn. fFei Ceomhs Of Gull
fori wrre guests =, Z, Y s,ioknsy . last
a.al enjoying ihr favor 81 maplr sugar
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-04-01
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

ESTATE OF w. H. BURT.
The undersigned having been appointed BY
Hon. Probate Court for the District of Marli
commissioners, to receive, examine and adjust
claims and demands of all persons against the
tate Of W. H. Burt late of Bratteboro, in =
district, deceased and all claims exhibited in
set thereto, hereby give notice that we will o.
for the purpose aforesaid. at town clerks Oh
on the 9th day of April and Goth day of Auga
next, from o'clock until 4 o'clock p. m, each
said days. and that six months from the 7th 7
of March A. d. 1910 is the time limited by y
Court for said creditors to present their claims
US for examination and allowance.
Dated at Brattleboro. this 18th day of Mra
A. ID. 1910.
G.. S. Hopkins, c,,,,,,issOoe
n-l3 c. N. Robbins,
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-04-01

David Josiah Brewer, 70, associate JUS
tice of the United States supremeIcourt,
died suddenly of apoplexy at his home
in Washington Monday night. Justice
Brewer came to the supreme court from
the federal court of Kansas and was the
second Oldest member, Justice Harlan
only being his senior. He was regarded
as the most democratic, affable and yac-
commodating of all the members.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-04-01
BRooKLINE,

Calvin Woolley is in Putney at work.
Albert Landfear is in town on visit.
N. w. Lawrence was in Bellows Falls
Friday. ''
Miss Myrtle Dean is in Springfield
for 8 ;ay.
Mrs. c. W. Barnes has gone on visit
to FIancestown, N. H.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Eddy of New
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-04-01

N, msrr,ase u Miss Nellie L.ihsf b.A'
'ns.s. daughter u Mr., and Mrs, " w
prkin..,u. 10 sooll fsTlsy lanes IA hr.s
,ishoto. "Wednesday, Mafsh ~, Ihs,'
many friends hsFs saishd hearty sehs'A''
ulati0ns
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-08-05

u. 8. Beismann fra Genuer. Sois
oenne Gag lpffes, oa oiloe uoiig.
terne til at iaa ct eget @uosbus oe
bpppigere getponing u9re IDie.
SOaO aoIineeu angaor for CTS.
enpel ! aar, % tegner oGe 8ing
goot, iom enonu er / BrsOe, ioa-
iom: Rajs, Niaet og aartoiler. 3
Suli NaaneO bar ri foaet rigeIig
Gegn. 3ligen er bsitet, 6ueoen og
SaOren tog betpoelig Sfaoe gennem
ben ~0e0oarenoe Igrfe / SUM Waa-
neo og maa oerfor for oct meite
a~filaaes til 5ooerbrug. Oct er gan.
lie oiit Den %IRngite Serfe, ui bar
opleo1 bernoe / De iioite 10 a If
Aar, men oa BET er ueo Nalfnina,
oi bar Dor So0eoern9ring, islte oi
oct life iaa bnarot JON paa man.
ge Steoer | Oe eitlige Stntrr. aeer.
ne tIareoe iig gooi pon Erarien o.
bar maIfet goot belle Sommeren
noen Meteorological for Staloio.
bring, fno0on iom man bar manttet
gribe I'll pan mango Steoer ! giten
IenOer og Colorado Springs en-
be betpoeIigite NnrfeOer for Dor
5lsOepro0nftion. griien pon .gui.
terfat~ for Auanit Nanne0 bIiuer
81 Gents pr. gunO. @ooe N1aIfe.
fser inobrinaer aenneminitIig 7 a
8 Dollars ON Wnaneoen bper.
vi bar Iiae BAIT geisa af Rr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-08-05

er life 5Ioffe al inobDrOes ipIiOa9.
tige Setter, men ct tort iGnes Sam.
frno, boor man ira ole airteleire
aerne oil ~iamarbeioe imoo BET enc
Itorc 4oaI. 3e oiloe boUe opoaget.
at Soabet ON Opreisning for ale
8eoningefolfene. oe p al Soroens
9eiolfning, beror life poa ben iaa.
faIote yallItur1, iom boiOe 9onOels
memo bringer meO Jig = / 9irfeIi9.
beoen flm oreone al Snoeipge -
men poa Sem 6riiti aomle epange.
linn. forfpnot meo ieIoopoirenoe
aarliabe0 al 8lnin0er al friitneG}i5.
iionGter.
Sra gibelbiftorien buffer e ileite
NOT, at Der engang for 1890
Mar iioen iamleOes Ell file 6los
ieone, fattiae Self ON oeres @eiter
paa @aliIras 9ierg. boor ban talte
De mprlelige 0rO: a@aa no % ger
ale 3olfeiIog til mine 9iicipIe q
@rrfeliat. at nogen funoe fioe oct
en0uu mprfeli9ere, at 8er6ens 81.
itoric bar ito0ipitet bans Orol 90
oct par oct itore peo @oin6nrgbme.
BET; San bar ieIo meo Der o9 gen.
toa 0r6et til De iamIeoe 9piinoer:
gao I'D og iorfonO %gooigeliet for
ole @eoninaeiolfl % / inI6 gnio.
6eo, / 9ro paa bans Strait iDare0es
Der: ga. Serrel Oh oil 0et, % oct
ifal lie. Gerfor oil goin6ura6msoet
foo Der6ensbiitoriif 9ertp0nina.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-08-05

ma Greet, boori Der aItio er rim.
oenoe 8an0, og tilige er Den Def.
beoofiet meo 3reer, bpilfe alto
oil afgiOe rigeIi9t grpnoieI. On
Del al Soroen fan ooerrisles Of
8anoet | aiolDa oereef~. Mnn oil
ianleoes foritao, at nne oisie ipr.
lige 5ortrin, idaiom: 9ono, Era,
OoerrisIing og engioro tilnGrmel.
iesOis piloe fomme enbDer al SO.
berne lieeli9t til Del 0eo at oele
Soroloooerne | Oft Og geit to9rs
oner aaen.
@dnife nnturligt bill man M
ipsrge: ~SoaO er griien?" So, ben
er meset Lap | 5orboIO til Soroens
5ortrinliebeo: SeIe oRand en-" fan
fsbes for $500 pr. acre, uoor cen
febeS UNDER eet, bDiltet er Den enc.
ite Moooe, bDorpoa Oen fan fsbes.
Oct or life faIOen | b0er Rnn6s 9oo
at care ! StanO til at esre en- San.
Del, Der oreier iis ON Den betpoe.
lige Gum al 10000 Dollars. Men
oeriom fIere Isiter ! Slot. loa Diloe
bet life DRre ponIteIiet. 5ire-iem
eIIer iefs oonite MGno meo noale
Tifinoe Collars bDer o. meo
SierteIog for Serrens Gag er, bpao
Der mites til Cpfsbet Of ~goIo
Ranh~.
3or ca. 4 liar fiben oraaniiereoe
Ut en- Renigbe6 o. betienes al poft.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-08-05

bIioer til meo geroen og ferer en- RI.
ien0e Stamp nleo 0e genitri0i9e Gle.
menter. Meaem Ssraels enc. opbeie
DC, ferit % iioit etiife @no %
BolDteismens mango in0bDroes fin
ipge % / 0eres 5or6olO til Nenne
ifene alt nn0et emo moralife @uOer
Gen lille Slot PED 5oroanilo0en
er oa blioer ct llnifum i 8erOensbi.
itorien oct oil les aaerbeoit al
oer, Der forit bar faitet it gle pod
9ig6e0erue meacm 5sroels a%eli0ion
og 6eoenifa6et.
% iperger ri iaa til iioit: @ioes
Ger ell llo0iflingsloU ior 01enneife.
6e0ens 8eligion, 6ooreiter oennc al
fla ielo Iofter Jig til itprre % iterre
reIioies % %ip0eli9 9eioe? = Oa iua.
rer 0iitorien me0 ct beilpot: Jtei.
Ooeralt t 9}eliaionerne me0er ri I'll.
boaegangens GeJH Sp0elig OpIss.
MING % itionenoe 5ormoGieu er Den
5fp6nc, Der eitcr 6ttorieus 9ioueS.
6Dr0 romnler ie(D De GoIeite Nell.
aionsififtcres 9prf. SelO Def 6olf.
Ser paa 3eliaionens Omrao0e par
oct e~neitaacn0e, er Iiionet; i 1900
gar bar in9ea grofets Gsit foftet iie
/ oct. 8rm cen Geliaion Iiaar Der
JON en- mrgtig lln6tageIie: ariiten.
oontuen 1i0t uof la80e 0e9enera.
tionen lin Hanlme 6aano o9iaa ooer
ocn; men bcitonOig eie0e zen aref.
ter til at aenfsoe ig iclo inOeiro.
Sn0enior sSsoeoom o. 0riitenOom
toaet lem en- enbco. finoes Der lao
leoes Ell llooiflfng; men 5Doret poa.
al 60a0 2lrt De Der Dirfenoe 9tnrio.
ger cr. fon life Giocnifaben, mes
fun ben p~erionIige 5ro aiue.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-08-05
2an0 | Colorado.

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