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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-05-18
Condition Of the Water.


Officers of Continental Chapter, d. A.
R.. have been elected for, the ensuing
year as follows: Regent. Mabel Louise
White: vice regent, Mrs. j. Mcdonald
Stewart: recording secretary. Mary Dur
ham; corresponding secretary, Lillian
Chenoweth: assistant corresponding Sec
rotary, Allie NJ. Winningham: treasurer,
Mrs. Alice NJ. Fulton: registrar, Mrs.
Maria r. Clifford; historian. Mrs. Lillian
r. Messenger; chaplain. Mrs. Margaret
White.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-05-18
COL. FOWLER RECEIVERS.
Coming Here to Tell Of Conditions il
Nicaragua.

NEW ORLEANS. La. May ls.-Col
Godfrey r.. Fowler. whose home is In
Texas, and who, while in command of the
artillery Of the revolutionary army in
Nicaragua. was severely wounded at the
battle Of Tisma, has almost fully recov-
cred. according to a letter received from
him last night by the local Estrada con-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-05-18

The Nordica and Y. NJ c. A. mandolin,
guitar and banjo clubs are to give a
concert this evening. under the auspices
or the Association Institute. in the gym
nasium hall of the central building. 1876
G.. street northwest The clubs will be
assisted by the Euterpean Quartet.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-05-18

DETROIT. Mich, May ls.-Mrs. George
Wilson OF Allegheny. Pa. has been elected
president OF the Grand International Aux
Hilary to the Brotherhood of Locomotive
Engineers. Mrs. j. w. Giichrist OF Green's
burg. Pa, was elected chairman of the
board Of trustees. The voting began yes
terday and continued today
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-05-18
HOOKING RECEIVERS OUT.
Order Appointing Them Suspended
by Judge Dustin.

SPRINGFIELD. Ohio. May 1&-Judge
c. w. Dustin OF the circuit court yester-
day suspended the order of Common Pleas
Judge r. B. Kinkead Of Franklin county
issued at Columbus Monday. appointing
John NJ. Sheets and Henry ]. Booth. Co
iumbus attorneys receivers for the Hook
ing Valley Railway Company.
Judge Dustin sustained Judge Kinkead
In his Injunction against the proposed re.
tirement of $15.OOOOOO preferred stock
The Hooking Valley Company last night
gave supersedeas bond Of $4,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-05-18

will take her to New York in the latter
part Of this week.
Capt. Thomas Mclaughlin has taken
charge of the four-master coasting
schooner Francis NJ. for Capt. Proctor
Hagan. who will spend the next three
months at his home on the Kennebec
river near Bath. Me. Capt. Mclaughlin
will take the Francis M. from Baltimore
to Tampa and return to a port north of
Hatteras with phosphate rock
Capt Frank Kintz is assisting Capt.
A. j. Taylor to unload the three-masted
schooner j. r. Cooper, which is discharg-
ing pine lumber at the 18th street wharf.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-05-18

Capt. Younger Of the barge Severn.
which is loading ties at Alexandria for
New York, is ill at his home in Baltimore
and Capt. Young D. Griffis has been
placed in charge of the vessel by Dough-
erty & Co. Of Baltimore, its owner, and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-05-18

w. Hayden Collins. lots IS to q,
square 1896; $40.
UNIVERSITY PARK-Arthur S. Brown
ct ux. to w. Granville Guss, part lot
10. block A; $40.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-05-18
NElcH1oRHooD.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. IN Woo0lEY. /
neighborfood that possesses beauty of surroundings
and charm of association that render the home
section of this cty-Woodley Park.
1t has better present value and value than
other section of this cy-of this there no uues
Our homes in Cathedral avenue only delightfully."-
located FACING Rock Creek Zoo Park but at all
of the year just convenient distance uptown.
They contain every modern Improvement many small
convenences that take them from the commonplace and
put them in the HOME class
Land has doubled since purchased here long time
ago. and that is why offer such values. SoS5o
for the side lawn homes and $500 for the inside homes
Terms, $500 cash and $500 month for the large
and ST cash and SAB 5O month for the smaller houses
Both monthly payments include ALL interest.
Samples, and eco Cathedral open every
day until dark Take marked Chevy Chase or Rock
Creek Bridge Connecticut and Cathedral ave-
nue. then notice hand pointing homes.
Butt by MlDDAUcH & SHANNON, Inc Owner.
"No Place Like Home; No Home Like Ours
Selling Agents. Shannon & Luchs, 713 18th St.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-05-18

The Alumni Association of the Cniver-
sity College of Medicine at Richmond
Va, which was recently burned, has as
sumed all responsibility for the raising
Of funds for the rebuilding Of the insti.
tuition.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-05-18

sui Fowler asserts his intention OF pro-
ceeding from San Francisco, where he is
believed to have already arrived, TO
Washington, Ito lay before the State De-
partment conditions in Nicaragua"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-05-18
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Weigh YOUR Advantages

In trusting to Gatchell Tailoring
Van Doren hasn't an equal as a
cutter--and every order we take
Is with the distinct understanding
Fit or No Pay That's fea-
ture you don't enjoy anywhere
else. And you won't be asked for
any deposit. That's another fea-
ture that speaks our confidence III
our ability to give you the most
satisfactory garments you've ever
had.
Right now we're making Suits at
SIS and $50
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-05-18

Large Incomes

Z Well located two-family houses
= pay just about as well as any
4 thing-even better.
]: See us about these.
:. $500 RENTING FOR So a
:: month: conveniently located near
= 9TH street northwest; a good, solid
z building.
!. $4,000, RENTING FOR $50:
:. nice corner on X street; cellar:
= INSIDE STAIRWAY: porches
+ front and rear: TILED BATH;
:; beautiful outlook.
$3.50, RENTS S42: very near .
= East Capitol street: , stories, at
!: tic: hot-water heat; INSIDE
Z STAIRWAY.
:. $1,000, RENTING FOR $3.50: on
+ a numbered street, northeast; first
= class condition.
Z $4,000, RENTING FOR $50: near
Z ODD and p; choice location; IL
i rooms, baths.
:. $1,000. RENTS FOR $50: on
:: Washington Heights; HOT
= WATER HEAT.
s: $3.50, RENTS $36: west of 18th:
+ good renter; well constructed.
+ Stone & Fairfax,
! 1912 New York Ave. |.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-05-18
WEATHER FORECAST.
Fair Tonight and Thursday, With
Variable Westerly Winds.

For the District of Columbia and Mary
land, fair tonight and Thursday: mod
crate westerly winds. becoming variable.
The labor journal. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1909-1976, 1910-01-07

dent Mitchell and myself could not
have, by some technicality or another,
found a way to get out of being held
for violating the terms of the injunc-
ton. For years the American Fedora
ton of Labor has been called upon to
test the constitutionality of the princi-
pies involved in the abuse of the writ
of Injunction The executive council
has been called upon time and time
again to expend some money if we
would find some case which could be
pressed home to the fullest extent in
order to test the constitutionality OF
these injunctions as they are issued in
labor cases. When we were enioined
what were we to do? Try to have the
guilt or innocence of ourselves estab
lished upon a technicality, or upon the
merits of the controversy between 6
business man and ourselves? The re-
ports which have been submitted tC
The labor journal. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1909-1976, 1910-01-07
MARSH'S
A. F. OF |.
REPORT


CONTINUED From Page Three
D. c., under the very shadow of the
mighty. Several impractical schemes
were suggester but, mark you, defiance
of court that would send men to Jail
for no crime but unfolding freedom of
speech and of the press, was apparent
in the speech of every delegate. 1t
was with sigh of relief that the con-
vention heard the news on the follow
ing day that the labor leaders would be
allowed to remain in session throughout
the convention at least.
l have stretched this report out to
an objectionable length already, but
crave your indulgence for short
synopsis of incidents of this case. This
Buck Stove and Range case has drag
ged its weary length along so many
months that we unionists have perhaps
grown rather weary of it's constant
REPETITION, and yet the issues involved
are so vital, so much bigger than the
men in the case, strike so deep into the
legal rights of every man, woman and
child in the United States, that we
must not for one moment lose sight
of them. Whether or not these men 60
to Jail, distressing as its might be, is
infinitesimal as compared to the aboli-
ton of constitutional rights which this
decision entails Mr.. Gompers in his
report gave utterance to these words:
After our people established a gov
eminent they recalled that they had
omitted to safeguard the vital right OF
free speech and free press in fran
ing the constitution. Therefore, the
first amendment to that instrument
was that guaranteeing the right of
freedom of speech and press We dc
not need this right to please those en-
trusted with the authority of govern
ment. Free speech and free press were
guaranteed that men might feel free to
say things that displeased. Demand
for reform coming from the people is
generally distasteful to those en-.
trenched in power and privilege. 1t was
not necessary that we be given the
privilege for the purpose of singing the
praises of the power that be. No Rus
sian needs constitutional guarantee Of
the right to sing the praises of The
Car. We must have the right to freely
speak and print for the wrongs that
need resistance for the cause that needs
assistance"
I am quoting often from President
Gompers, because his language was sc
much more explicit and clear than an.
words I could use to tell to you tn
situation. Mr.. Gompers made this
statement to the convention:
There was not any time during tn
early part of the injunction proceeding
when Secretary Morrison, Vice-presi
The labor journal. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1909-1976, 1910-01-07
UNFAIR LIST

BRICK LAYERS-O. A. Wheeler,
Dan Mccarthy.
MITCHELL HOTEL, Barber Shop,
Bar and Cafe.
VIRGINIA HOTEL and CAFE.
CEMENT woRKER-Pettit, ST.
C. R. SCHwEITZER, Plumber.
wAHLGREN ELECTRIC CO.
MODERN PLUMBING & HEAT
ING CO.
ROBERTSON PLUMBING CO.,
State Street.
R. Springer, of Springer's Bazaar,
1913 Hewitt avenue.
Warehouse foot of California
street.
p. Sampson, contractor.
CARPENTERS-D. Jardine, G. j.
Hand, Platt, Paddock, Ridgeway,
l402 Grand, Joe Gramquist, Mr..
Steel.
PAINTERS - John Engblom,
Thos. j. Mort f. E. Mortified,
f. Hunt, e. ID. Neal.
ELKS BUILDING-Cor. Rucker
and California.
, PLASTERERS-W. A. Allyn,
Willard, G. Wheeler, A. E. Wright.
Booth.
ELECTRICAL WORKERS-Thos.
! Storey.
B A R B E R S-Wm. Whitaker,
Lowell. Barber Shop, Virginia
! Hotel.
!, MEATS-Carstens Packing Com
pany.
! Meat Market at 2006 Hewitt. All
meat with Gov. stamp No. 224
. is unfair.
, RESTAURANTS Home Bakery
. restaurant.
T, BUTTER STORE - Easton &
Weston, Cow Butter store, cor.
: Hewitt and Hoyt.
CEMENT BLOCKS-Tripp Ce-
: ment Works, foot California st.
, CRETE RTMENT
, HOUSE, corner Norton and Pa
. cific
, By order EVERETT TRADES
: COUNCIL.
The labor journal. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1909-1976, 1910-01-07

this and other conventions will show
that we did not enter one word of de-
fence against the Buck Stove and
Range company's injunction suits, not
one word of justification of our en-
dorsement of the boycott. We found
ourselves in the position of having
failed to find case in which the con
stitutional question could be put to a
test and brought to the highest court.
We at last had found the case in which
the constitutional question would have
an opportunity of being put to the test.
Our cases were handled on that ground.
have no hesitancy in saying that no
consultation with our attorneys upon
the question of defence, insofar as the
abuse of the writ of injunction is con-
cerned, the question of the freedom of
the press and freedom of speech-we
said there must be no defence entered
other than the contention of our
right. In view of the fact that it was
our purpose and the well-known pur-
pose of our movement to test within
the judicial tribunals the questions in
volved, one can imagine the outrageous
course pursued by Justice Wright in
the opinion he delivered, so cruelty ex-
coriating the earnest conduct of free
citizens who undertook to test the law,
and the unusual and extraordinary SEN
tence he imposed In all the history
of the United States, there has never
been man sentenced for contempt of
court for longer period than six
months. And in those cases where the
sentence of six months was imposed
the contempt with which the defend
ant was charged and found guilty was
accompanied by some act of physical
violence. 1t may be that the court will
exercise it's discretionary power to
grant a writ of certiorari, if that course
is decided upon by our attorneys. There
! is, of course, after arrest, the writ of
, habeas corpus That is always avail
able But the question then is, will
the principle involved come properly
before the court by the process of the
, writ of habeas corpus? We have not
the legal learning to know exactly the
course which is to be pursued; we only
! know it is our purpose not to have the
issue beclouded Either we have the
right of free speech and free press, the
right of our patronage, the right to
t Withhold it or bestow it; equal rights
with every other citizen, or we haven't
and we want the court to say so. AS
to when we are going to Jail, that, OF
course, none of us can say. lot OF
good friends, I am satisfied, have said
D to Brother Mitchell and Brother Nor
: rison, as they have to me: We'll, you
t will never 90 to jail The same was
j said in regard to Justice Wright's de
e cision, that he would never find us
e guilty. AS to jail, I don't know, | an
e not so sure I have an abiding faitl
n in the Justice of our courts, and | car
f only express the hope that the higher
n courts of our land will take the in
!, dependent course their opportunities
G present and immortalize themselves by
y the reincarnation of the principle
e enunciated by Magma Charta, Thu
a Declaration of Independence and Thu
!, Constitution of the United States. Sine
o the Civil War and the abolition of blacl
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-02-22

5oreningen5 6orman0. 6oreningen
afboloer fine Meoer ben a. &ors.
bag | bner Maaneo. 2ao os be0e
Serren oelii9ne bette lille @rbeibe.
st l1ngoomsnrbeioe er Der ogina be-
gpn0t paa. 8eo en- SammenfomIt,
iom en- Del rnee banoe en- Gften
(oen s. Sanuar 1910 for at feire
% @ors Subeleum iammen me0
en- ung Mano, iom ben Dag boooe
20 mere eQer minore lpffelige Iar
at ie tilba9e paa, og oa en- al De
urge tolte ct lille CUBS Sro til
Be foriamleoe, blep Der itrafs efter
foreilooet of ufbol0e %iaaoanne ngent-
li9e Meoer, boor Cubs Orb funoe
fomme frem boooe / Gale, Sang og
2esning, og BET panot belle 6oriam.
lingeits S~ilillitning. Men ioo bar
ser Sen 8onifeligbeo = bpor lfuloe
ri iamles? Dog, ban, iom bar lopet
at isrge for fine, glemte better life
os. gn Del pripnte Stem aa6ner
meo @leoe beres Ogre for os, boor
Ri iaa iomles boer Sors6oe @ften
til Somtale og Gang. Msoerne
leoes at Beter 8eoerien. Sci bar
ogiaa baft Den @l9oe en- enfelt If.
ten at babe 8altor Nielien iblonOt
os, o9 ri baaber, BET life blioer
iioite @ften, oi ifal bnpe iaabon @le-
De. = Og iaa &eiultoterne of @r-
beioet? ia, oct pil ri life tale ON;
ni for Jet Cubs @ono arbeioe pao
Sierterne, og set 9leOer ri os oOer.
@erren alene g@ren.
Sao fan ri tale ON 5rugterne
nnar Serren bar in6iomlet Rege'
ne | fin 2ooe.
@enlig SiIien til aae r9anife.
ren"s 2eiere.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-02-22
MO0ernaDnet.

Mo0ernaonet bar liflig Slang
Gor Barnet | ippoe aloer,
Naonet lp0er iaa i9Iiomt is0t,
gfaar Barnet paa Wtooer faloer.
Barnet tDer til Mooers 5apn,
Noar Sorgen bets Sierte tpnger,
Mo0er ipreoer 0en tiinge Sfp
90 GLAD for i'm lille iDnger.
Mo0ernaonet bar liflie Slang
Oe trgiter | tuneeit Smerte,
Epnger emo Sorg nit unge Sinh,
Seq tper til MoOer5 Sierte.
Ger iee 9reoer min Smerte no
Og Grsit / min Sore ieg timber,
Wo0ernaonet bar lifli9 Slang
Sg gemmer iao fore Minoer.
al0rig glemmer iegMooerS9fanpn,
Snorben ieg / 8erben banter,
Steoie er bum | mine Sonfer.
9unoe Mooer ieg gsre gloO
so ifabe benoe en- 2pffe,
Sao0e ieg Wa9t, 6o nil6e ieg
S 2Ds benOes 5remtio bpgee.
Mo0ernannet bor liflig Slang
Og ifenfer o8 Ersit / Sorgen,
Mo0ernnpnet er lige f9rt
s Sptten ina bel iom Bergen.
Del er nit @ien en- Spite fun
Og fattig min Joe Mooer,
Ien iee piloe ei bptte bort
De toenoe me0 2ioets Sober.
Sffe butter iee Siemmet bort
6or Slottet meo Saarn o9 Ein6e.
2pffen ieg life / Slottet fanot,
Naat Mo6er mangle6' 0erinoe.
8arnoomsbiemmet er Slot for mig
Sg Mooer Drowning oerinoe,
Sbi bos Mo0er, / Siemmets 8re6.
Or 9ipets 9pffe at finoe.
aaroIine Wotbiloe 81 noere n
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-02-22
DANISH LUTH. Publ. HOUSE. Blair. NeOr.

Samilie i gop Sippi, isis, er fsl'
genoe @aoer inOfomne:
&eo. S. @arfusien, S%tapleburit,
Nebr. 81. Sra Cation Gal: an.
oer8 8eterien, s. Martbeoal, q.
9. 0ielIeu, Sobn S6miot, S. q.
Smith, &ep. 90. s. S. @ngbolm.
6uer 81. @rs. Carrie 9ilegaaro,
8. ariItofierien, S. .. u. Soban-
len, IF. 8. Berg, Subert Senlen,
Mrs. Sine Senien, q. gbriitenien,
G6r. Senien, bper so Gents. @roper
SenIen % Gents. gor Sreliers
Notwithstanding, Ieenab, isis.
So. Sulilts @ielien, gotter, @ebr.
81. @rs. 5. aisner, Sofie aisl'
Ter, &ocine, @is. boer 81. &ap.
mono og Clarence Sing, &acine,
@is. bper so Gents. Riels g.
Sobnion, 8otter, Nebr. 81.
s alt $21.25
Ssr inofommen $303.26
SiGiommen $404.51
Se berme6 biertelie Sof til 81.
perne.
Goers / Sofnemmeligbeo,
6. sc. Neielien.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-02-22

&rbeioe ifaI beepnoes.. De iinge
fan nsies meo min0re 2sn, tiger
man. gi tror, iaaoonne unge ger ct
erliat Sorisg. 2ao os bpoe erfarne
W9no en- goo 2en, og iaa faloe Dem
til WiSiionspr9iter. De oil @iiffert
beOre funne %foritaa at jamie, orone
og itpre ct npt arbeioe. De 9lore
Wenigbeoer gaar life | Stpffer Ieln
ON en- ung Brelt be9aur en- Dunn.
beo; men ben fan bare if9bneioan.
ger for ct npt @rbeioe.
.War",
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-02-22

@uo beparesl De er meget tapre.
Men mnn ieg beoe Gem OH Of
erinore, at Der 61r belIer olorig |
Siitorien bpret fert nogen Grig pao
iaa foroelagtig ct Tiospunft JON
Sapons / 1905. De ipsreer boorle-
oes. So, ier De: Sefnifen, ieg me-
ner De 6beritbefalen0e og ioa9ri9s-
ntateriellet, oct par LIP to bate" alt
iammen, europ9iif u0oanneoe Weno
og gonben al beoIte 9oliber. Men
De menige, De bar @orborer enonu.
Oct oil iige, brilliant initruereoe
naturliguis, bper meo lit 2anofort,
JON De neO, og I ben Dur. Wen
eGerS oar oe umGlenoe piloe. De
bab0e fun Ell eneite Tonfe, at lnItre.
ut oe for Snpan og Sopans Seller,
oct par Maalet. = Husierne Der.
imoo, De arme aarle, De funoe roe
Ionnere, oct bar l1lDffen. Oisie itore,
t%riite, breon9ie0e Soloater, be gift
belle Chen % tenfte paa Gonen
og Soen oerbiemme % 6e9reb life,
bpa6 oct belle ifuIoe til. Men ON
nogle @or, naar Sc imao abefotte
ogian fan reionnere, lao os ioa lie.
(Sluttes.)
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-02-22
Sarlan Sa.

Oct er bel nof o0aniferen"s 29.
iere befenbt, at Der er en- lille 9D /
Sopa, Der beooer Snrlan, og Ser
finoes ogiaa 5olf Der, iom bar
leIt pScriba"s Opfororing ON at
ifrioe til v0aniferen". 8i bill iaa
ogiaa forisee os | 9lefimsreri. ifsnt
Ri belit %ifriper meo 9lpant. 0aor
MI n9aniferen"s 29iere begpn6er
at tpnfe fig ON, iaa er Ger maaife
NOT mango, Der min6es Sarlnn iom
en9p, bnor Den foreneoe bonife
9irfe bar bnft en- lille @irfiombeo /
fGere Gor, og ion oil man 10 gerne
tenfe iaoleoes, at Der mac finoes
en- liae fat Menigbe0 og en- fen
lille airfe. Wen, mel Der er boer.
fen Menigbeo ener Rirfe. Dog
gsres Der ct lille @rbeioe for Si9-
les Srelie, taffet o9re Bnitor 81. 81.
Nieliens enereiife arbei6e. l1agtet
ban Dor s MiI fra 9pen, fommer
ban bog, bborle6es ioa END SER
og 8ino er, berin6 ~boeron6en Sen.
bag og boloer @uostieneIte / en-
leiet 9irfe. 9un cen Song bar ban
ioietet os, 90 oct por til port SSitle-
tr9 for s mao fro, Ri boboe oo
ogian iom oae andre ififfelige Soft
Suletr9 ii6fte SUD; men Den Sang
unbifploer bi pores Br9it, for oct
bar niit. en- ltmnlliebeo at fore ieen-
mem Sneen ben Dag. Sn, mn fan iee
foreitine MIG, at o0nniferen"s 29-
iere bel tenfer iom ino = bpao bar
s inn at ifriOe ON, nnnr s boerfen
bor Mennebeo eller airfe9 Oct Tan
bel o9ioa bore ionot. Men @runoen
til, at pi i~frioer oisie Bar Orb er
ben, at pi gerre piloe beoe @uos
9srn ON at minoes bort lille Ir-
beioe | oeres Bonner, for0i pi
trpneer ion boorot til oct. Sitif os,
fore 8enner.
Nn ifaI ieg ina fort9ne eoer Iiot
om,' bporleoes Der orbeioes Der /
Sarlon. ge6 ct Wsoe, iom boIotes
bos @rs. 3. 90. arineel | Mai
1909 oeotoees set at itifte en- 9pin-
oeforenine, Tom MI t9fer % Meo.
lemmer. Mrs. arineeI poIgtes til
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-02-22

man bliber Jet paa JON en- pigti9
9prf. MoooDs Sfrifter finder man
10 npiten aae 8egne, og Den, lom
ingen eier af Dem. er 10 life meo
Chen. Wen ifent ie9 ingel eier,
bar ieg oog iioOet mutt title baa.
De ber og Ser mango Sarge og 6srt
ct Stpffe l9it at en- of bans ge-
ger. Oct meIte er 10 Omoenoelles-
biitorier. Man mao oa le0e for.
99oes efter ct fat S~ol0epunft for
en- Spnoer.
Men bbao Der ellerS orep mig til
at ifripe, oct uar for at gore Ger
felien ct Gar SpergSmaal. Oct
fgrite er: Spor timber Ri oct me0
@~enfs0eGie uoen for 9an6en2 og
oct on6et: 9oor timber Ri BET ON,
at Seius laoe6e iaooant ct goraois
til Sinlens Opbepnrelie2
81. 6. so ilIer,
5oImoutb Cor, eugene, Oregon.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-02-22
Spar til Setter 5srfelien.

Or 9ennens og 9ibelen5 8rng
nof ban0e iii @enfeoelie og 2eoe-
fraft2 Oct er 10 Spsresmaalet, og
iaa ioarer Serfelien ieln mel, men
flyer life, bpao mere Der ifnl til.
0erfor oiloe ieg gerne iige: CAB
Seius inare; BAN fan oi Itole pan.
Og ban flyer til Rifooemus, at u0en
nogen blioer feot paa ny al 8ano
og Iano, fan ban 6perfen ie Ell.
Ter fomme in6 / @uos Gige. Sg
oa ct oct 10 flart, at Der ogiaa ifol
@an0 til iammen meo @uos Orb
for at blioe genfeot.
O9 ioa 2ebefraft9 Get toIer Sc
iits ogiao ON ct anOet Steo. San
flyer, at ben, Iom life e0er bans
aeo og oriffer bans 9loO, bar life
oct eoiae Sin blioen0e / iie. Get
peger 10 paa Sem 9egenle og gloo
moer 9rg0 oe Bin | Naooeren.
Seius taller NOT ON at be0e, men
ban taller ON mango andre Ting,
De mna esre iom bill nan Simmelen
o9 blipe fronet. Der ifal oanges,
fempes % Iioes, ia oanores / Sc
III Spor en0og iaa meget, at 9or-
Jet itnl toges op oaglig; men ban
bar alorig pitt ben til 96nnen iom
ct RnaOemiooel, iom iao mango
ger M ON 9oae.')
so iaa bette meo Wooops Sor'
fpnStlie og Sfrifter. Seq neo BET er
life go6t at iiee noget ON, uoen at
y &c BOG {. gfs. Up. g. 8. AZ,
bpor 9ennen identifies meo apoit.
Ienes ltnberoisning oe 9rpoets9rp-
belle. Reo.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-02-22
Sosanmeloelie.
Spao Der itaar basueS.

Baa 0enne BOG oil ieg eerne benz
leoe Spmprfiombeoen. Sfent man
life peo boem 6. 90. err, iaa fore.
fommer 8ogens Sorfatter os BOG
fenot fra tioli9ere 8sger, iom ri
bar 1eIt me0 @leoe I. CTS. Bars,
nBr9lten", og oSlien / Sribapnen",
life at foreIemme. Oct er altio
belItebte &orofterer mon mgoer Dos
npnnte 8orfotter oe ligeiaa | ben.
ne 8og, iom netop er uofommen.
Sob Sen og Ices oen, on bill life
fortrD6e at on feleer Sorfatteren
gennem oenne BOG og Ter, bpor.
leoes ben, Der itoar baeoeo, er BAN,
ser boloer ole Menneifeif9bner |
fin Sonn6 og leoer Dem 90 fine
.unoerlige 8eie, looleoeS at Oct blt.
per til Srelie for Dem, Der eioer
Iig oper til bans 2eoelie, til Sor.
oerpelie for Dem, Der eaar oeres
egne 8eie. 8ogen faas | Daniib
2utb. 9ubl. Souie, Blair, Rebr.,
oa foiter | Omiloa 60 Gents, mo.
bunoen $t.0O.
Rnifin, Gebr., IA. Sebr. 1910.
Geo. 2ars Sen en-.