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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-02-11

dancing party next Wednesday
evening at it's hall, East c and
Twenty-fifth streets. All Rebekans
and their friends are invited.
In celebration of st. Valentines
day, Mrs. Guy Eldredge will en-
terrain a number of friends at
cards Monday evening at her
apartment at the Kellogg.
The Custer Woman's relief
corps will entertain at cards 10
morrow afternoon at its rooms in
the armory.
Complimentary to the West End
Neighborhood club Mrs. B. a.
Smith will entertain at 800" this
evening.
Mrs. Peetz will entertain
small group of friends at her
apartment at the Waddell tomor-
row afternoon.
Mrs. Charles Bedford will en-
tertaiu a small group of friends at
an informal tea tomorrow after
noon.
The Universay Spiritual society
gives benefit circle at o'clock
this evening at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Edward Nevers, Gil
South Yakima avenue.
The Pacific Heights Woman's
club meets next Wednesday with
Mrs. Robishaw at Alki.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-02-11
by VIII Bobson.

Do you ask where learned
that melody. my comrade? The
one you have heard me hum so
often as | work, and now the one
You hear the white-haired musi-
clan playing at the piano for those
who eat and do not hear?
What a melody it is! My friend,
! am glad you have not forgotten
1t.
/ will tell you of how I came to
hear ii first, but you will pardon
me IL i pause to call attention to
the face of the musician who plays
1t there at the piano on the little
platform.
That, il / mistake not, is the
face of true artist. Leave aside
the white hair that falls and car
esses the ears and neck. The eyes,
m'sieu! They dream as my artist
bends over his keys and the fur
rows that hide themselves in the
beard. A beard. my comrade, and
a musician! There is an oddly
for your American mind. But
am ! not speaking the truth?-it
Is the face of a man who has lived
and suffered.
He plays my melody much as l
first heard 1t. That was IA years
ago. my friend. and such a night
as this. with the snow smothering
the air.
Then l was in Paris, busy with
my verses and dialogues which
none wanted, and below my poor
room dwelt the musician. Brett
mann, and his wife with the pref
ty face and faithless heart. | am
too busy seeking that small fame
which has come to me to be con-
cerned in my neighbors, only /
know from the thin floor that
Breftmann is an artist with his
music, and that the wife knows
not music. And always they
quarreled.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-02-11
THIS HAPPENED TO
OSCAR UND ADOLF
Adolf was sick.

Adolf was sick.
He sat propped up in an easy
chair, fretting at his loneliness.
A familiar footstep sounded at
the door and OSCAR entered. His
arms were full of bundles.
well. oft Teller, here l hat
brought you Something's" an
nouneed OSCAR. Something's
to eat, und some flowers.
Adolf seized one of the pack
ages and shifted at 1t.
Ach, vot delicious fra
grance!" he cried. "Vot are dey
Fool" exclaimed OSCAR, dot
ISIS der limberger.'
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-02-11
DQilYSborfS1orY

| On that day, my friend-the
day my melody was born-their
quarrel began earlier than usual,
and the voices were higher. And
presently l hear footsteps de-
parting, SO l know the wife is
gone, and the artist is free to his
music for the day. l am glad of
this, for with his music my rhyme
come more easily.
Then l hear my song first. 1t
starts with a note, a bar, a line,
and then the harmony is woven
about it, without haste, as though
the musician is dreaming over the
keys. 1t builds itself about with
variation and sequence until it is
a whole, and then 1 hear it played
over and over again, much as the
white-haired artist is playing it
now at the piano on the platform.
When it is night and the soft
flakes are piling upon my pane, l
hear the pretty-faced wife return.
my song is hushed, but the voices
again raise themselves in quarrel.
You were with him!" my musi-
clan cries, and l hear a confu-
sion that falls to quiet. But no
more that night do l hear my
song.
In the morning. my friend, the
gendarmes are at my door, and
on the floor of the musicians
room lies his wife, dead, with the
marks of strangers fingers on
her white throat. But the Herr
Breftmann is never heard of more
But look, comrade, how our
artist dreams on, though the mel
ody has ceased, and some applaud
and some think only of their
salad and wine. think I will
speak to our bearded musician
and learn how he comes to play
the melody I heard SO long ago.
Even as I said. 1 found him a
true artist. You saw, did you not,
how he smiled when I spoke. !
asked him who composed the
melody, and he answered that il
Is his own.
II heard that melody played
only once BEFORE" said. THAT
was on Dec. IA, 1896"
Sometimes wonder how the
Germans were able to camp about
Paris, for there is not the courage
in them of the Frenchman. A
Frenchman would have smiled
back at me. But the terror
cleaned in the eyes of our must
clan.
Such. strong, white hands," l
murmured, bending over him, 'to
compass the throat of a woman. Z"
Then, my friend, you saw how
his head dropped down, as If in
shame from my reproaches. But
did not reproach him. Instead
assured him that my admiration
for his art forbade me ever to be-
tray him.
And now those others group
about him as though to console
him for my visit. But you need
not go to him, too, my comrade.
For he is dead.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-02-11
TRANSMITTING A BILL OF FARE

farmer went into high toned restaurant
TO something extra in the of lunch Picking the
rare he was dumfounded to find that printed entirely
French After puzng IT, called the
ance. -
IH have 20 get tell things are" he
announced. n
Very well, SIR said the waiter
Now, to begin with, what this dish?"
pointing to a line reading, "Sorbet Kirsch."
'That dish" said the polite waiter sis
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-02-11

He is suffering terribly. His
teeth are locked up tightly"
Heavens, is it lockjaw?"
"No, they're in a safe and he
can't eat anything until he gets
them out. st. Louis Star.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-02-11
A Hard Times Menu
Heipfui Hints for Getting Up a
Tasty Imitation That Will
Halt Hunger.

Our special contributor, Mrs.
Liveon Atmosphere, author of
that interesting book entitled
Forty Days Without Feasting.
or The Folly of Feeding When
You Can Forget It." sends in a
menu which will prove a satisfy
ing and inexpensive substitute for
provender and yet fill the eve
with a vision of abundance. Rec
ipes for the various dishes may
be found in her book. Here is the
menu, which when prettily pre-
pared will make any board groan,
no matter how well seasoned:
Hors de Oeuyres
Blue Point Shells
Potage
Chinese Nest Egg Soup
Poisson
Gutta Percha Perch
Planked Shoe Sole
Entrees
Hickory Club Sandwich
Clipped Leg of Piano
Smoked Breast of Tailor's Goose
Salade
Cigar Scraps With Mayonnaise
Entremets
Celluloid Comb Honey
Stuffed Egg Coke
Wagon Nuts
Fire Crackers Dotted Swiss
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-02-11

Leona Lawrence, aged 1 year.
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred
Lawrence. died last night at the
residence, $500 North Twenty
eighth street. The funeral will
be held tomorrow at $3.50 O'Clock
from Hoska's chapel.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-02-11
MORTALITY NOTES

Russell Foster, aged IS
months, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
George Foster, $40 South Park
avenue, died yesterday afternoon.
The funeral will be held Sunday
afternoon from the residence.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-02-11
The Answer Is MONEY BARREL"

ibid support MONEY of Wala
for the United States
intelligent representative MAN
bribery dpcabe
When hear weang
BARREL MCCORMICK because
the above
If fail get truthful reply just wo together
cases nswer
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-02-11
EGcsACTLYl

In these days the eggsigency of
eggistence eggscludes eggstra
eggs. 1t is. true, too, that the
eggscruciating eggstremity eggs
erts an extraordinary eggsample
of fortitude on people who eggs
press an eggsception to hen-fruit
on their tables.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-02-11

Doesn't Blinks eat pit with in
ward misgiving?"
Nav; he eats it with a knife
Baltimore American.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-02-11

Margaret Ghilarducci, infant
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Law
renee Ghilarducci. S1S South A
street, died yesterday at the resi-
dence.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-02-11

Rich embroideries and orna-
mental buttons will be in con-
spicuous evidence the coming
spring. ~. .
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-02-11

Lady of the House: 1 have the
very incest butcher thatsever was.
He can bamboozle me into any,
thing.-Life.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-02-11
Pbood in Its Pbur1nY Phases
FOOD FLASHES

Patch is nothing but a~social
cannibal."
What do you mean?"
"He lives on his friends and re-
lations. Boston Transcript.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-02-11

All white or all black is lthe
smartest thing affected in street
wear as well as in evening cos
tunes.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-02-11

Golden flowers and jeweled, but
TEXTILES are the favorite trimming
for the modern ball gown. ~
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-02-11

Blinks: l know you're a null
timillionaire, but don't you think
it's rubbing it in on the proIetar-
lat to wear such expensive jew
elry?
Blanks: What do you mean?
Blinks: I mean you've been
coming down town for week
with a splotch of soft boiled egg
ON your shirt, instead of your
diamond stud.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-02-11

Royal Dairy Ice Cream. Both
phones. NJ. 95, A2195. zee
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-02-11

Key fitting and general repair
ing. e. e. Peterson, 924 Tao. az. .
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-02-11
FASHIONS

A pretty vogue it is to make a
striking contrast between a gown
and the muff and turban that are
worn with it. A black cloth suit,
for example, has with it a huge
turban and muff of geranium-red
velvet edgedrwIth skunk. There
is no gainsaying the cheerful note
that red strikes in a somber sea-
son, but if it is not liked there
are green, purple and blue to use
in the same way. Care should be
taken that the dark shades of
these colors are not chosen. Par
rot green should be picked out in
stead of olive, kingfishef blue in
stead of marine, and royal purple
instead of amethyst. Geranium
has brilliance about it that is
more acceptable than other reds
in this connection, for while Bur-
gundy is beautiful and looks well
for gowns and wraps, it is not
suitable for the new turbans and
muffs.
Sleeves may be said.to be of two
|types-the coat sleeve and that
for waists or dresses. The coat
sleeve is usually plainly tailored
affair dependent mostly on its
cut or ornamentation for distinc-
ton. There has been some talk
about the full or bishop sleeve,
but as yet the coats do not show
any tendency toward the full
sleeve. 1t was noted at the re-
cent style exhibitions that three
quarter sleeves were in the ma
jority, especially on lightweight
materials in dresses and waists;
not only for evening wear, but
for street wear as we'll. Many
variations of the puff sleeve or
that of the Anne Boleyn sleeve
are in evidence, bands of lace or
satin being used between the
puffs. Others have full sleeves
above the elbow, and still others
have elbow puffs. Deep cuffs
seem to be the fashionable feature
of the new sleeve types.
Among the latest novelties are
the fur-trimmed street gowns.
These are in broadcloth in black
and colors, richly braided and
trimmed with deep bands of
skunk or Alaska sable, as this fur
lis often called.
-. e III
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We change pictures every day.
Arcade theater, 1914 Pacific. **+
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Wash second class matter
TELEGRAPHIC SERVICE PRESS ASSOCIATION
PUBLISHED EVERY EVENING EXCEPT SUNDAY
TACOMA TIMES PUBLISHING COMPANY
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HEARTILY. Do not use the vine
gar.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-06-17
Sames SObnion,
9anife / amerifol#
Niinut, u. ,.

1ullllC ! AlHeliiu4
Som Ell nj De melt fremrogeiioe
MenO paa oisie oeitliee annter
moa incomes Sr. Sames Sobnion,
Minot, Nortb 9ofoto, bnis 0oon,
begrrm0et pao bans foreitaoenOe
aonoi0atur iom aon9res& 2eOlem.
er poa oles Gerber. 9r. Sobnion
er Ell al De ferite SettIere pao Oisie
egue % bar oe0 e9en Drift urbei.
oct iig op til i'm nioGrenOe StiIling
iom en- al 0e Opatiaite Sosisrere /
Staten.
SsOt / geile-Sgnen / 1852 rel.
ite ban. efter en lpngere Sieneite /
Ben 0onife Marine, til glmeritn, bn
ban par tppe aar gommel, % fom
til 9ortb 9ofota / 1873. s 1888
flptteOe ban % bans Suitrn til ben
oeitlige Gel al Staten % ilog Jig
neo poa ct ySomeiteao~. Get fortel.
les, at belle bans iorOiife Gienoom
paa sen Sio beIsb iig til ct Bar Of
Ter. Get uareoe imiolertio life len-
qe. fer Ben oeromfring boenoe BE.
iolfnings 0pm9rfiombeo bIeu benz
fe0et paa Sr. Solutions Gpner, GA /
1885 paI9teS ban til Y@lerf Of
Court. bpiIfet @mbeoe ban beflpo.
te til 1889; / 1889 paIgtes ban til
ogollntn. CONNER ; 1890 til Stots.
Senator. % / 1892 til yStotes
gttornep", bpilfen Sitting ban
hol0t lem 3erniner / Srpf. Sr.
Sobnion bar belle 0enne 3io toget
aftip Del I 8olitiife anIigaen0er
% blcp / 1908 paIat til 6ormonO
for ben Nepit6lifanife StatssGen.
traI-aomite.
) Bette Si0srnm, nemIi9 fra
1888 til ben nlu9ren6e 9i0, bar
Or. So6nion og 6amilie opboIbt iio
paa ben iamme 6arnL iom ban
too ionl o&omeiteao". % iioen 0en-
ne 5iO bar ban peo 5li6 o. ltoboI.
oen6eO er6oeroet iig Gienoom. ina
Ran M er ira ct pefuni9rt Stan0s.
punft Jet en- al Sc met table @pn0
/ Stoten. Sans &ierte % Bun9 bar
altio bpret adben for al afbiGlpe
Heo % fremifpnoe 6olfets Gel. og
noar set gplOer 9penine al airfe,
bebeuer man aI0rig at erl tomben.
oct ira bans aontor.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-06-17
6anses SpnoOes 9lnrsmpbe.

Set bolotes / GeS @ing, Minn.
Cgiaa Der aflngoe groi. Suer0rup
ira BET norife Observation-Disclosures
geieg og 6raete Oenne Spno0e ino
pei iom ben ~ioreneOe Strife en- 9il.
len ira Wooerfirfen.
@s6et Oalote 9eit1rer for Re0
Using Seminnr. 9rof. G0n. 20.
Sdmi0t blep oalet og tog imoS
aaloet. Misiion9r 8. q. Gsnning
bIeo unlet iom mi6lertioig 2erer
for ct 9lar pes Seminariet, men
ban afilog. Sans arRfter ifulOe
ofres / Misiionens 5ieneite.
Nsoet 6eoilge6e til 5amfunoets
forifellige girtiombeoer $4,000
for0elte iaaIe6es: SamfunOsfasien
$4,000; ReO @ine Seminar S.
900; Sefpea College $4,000; 5n.
O%remisiionen $4,000. ainamis.
iionen $4,000; @eresforo gsrne.
biem $4,000. Disie geDiIineer Oor
man reoe til Of gipe 90 troe0e. Gam.
fun6et mngte0e al bore Dem. af oct
npnnte gelsb ifnl De $4,000 lia.
mes pon @enigbeOerne. De 1000
til Risiion9rerne oe gsrnebiem.
met ifoI fomme mo oeO friOiaiae
giorng.
Ron uil6e oesnoen bnpe en@plS
pan 1900 betalt. Ren Spsras-
mooIet blep: bporoon o. bpOr mart.
$4,000 III Isbenoe libaifier oa
$l2.0 900 iii @riosbetniina eel War.
menie man. bfeu IopIio megei. la
5iemninaen par for at beinIe @rl.
ben III Rptnar 1912. Da mnnben
2ianina sfIer ri siibTfripiionY
De fleite boabs ReniabeAs. TeIena.
ter o. prrfter iienrie for oianine.
Wnn menir. bet 'oa 'Ieruf ND Tor
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-06-17
5Srit bet i~nouenbiec.

Der fort9aeS ON Ell 4eger, at
{ an Tom III en- llrmnoer oe gap bom
TO llrpiiere meS bisie Oro: Ser
iaa goo at reparere oisie 8iiere. Sc
bar M | mere emo efs Maaneeer
life uiaet niie 6en rette 3io."
DSpor er ltret9" ipurgie llrma.
geren.
Oct er biemme | Suie.t~
ggaen ieg maa bone llret."
gIeen ieg flyer oh, at Ser life
er noget | 8eien me0 llret. 6et er
fun 8:ierne. On faar life llret. 1p
for,aneer De: filn for at fluore daeS
oct og trGffe mig op. @io mia iaa
gilerne tilbaae."
aae bore 9qiere oil fal0e senne
Reger for en- 1nare.
Wen Danrifoben err life minSre
Dos benz. Der forisaer at 6rinae fin
pore OpisrieI ! DrOeu u6eu at pile
bere noget ON Sierieis OmpcnOeIle
o. dorupelie. =.
Oct oil bare iorapues. Gao isrii
Sieriet TONNE ! 0rOen. oa tommer
oaim al oct anSei | 0r0en al ia
ieio. hi eisei uonaar fra Sieriet.
.. II 2.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-06-17
aonse % SoeiaIoemofrat.
0aar @ietur emanuel sipet anbien

Staliens aonge gap forIeoen en-
Quoiens, iom beifriues iaaIeOes /
.gerl. 5a9eblatt" = efter at Ola.
oct fsrit eiper 8ictor emanuel oct
Sfuosmnol, at ban er ino femiif fri
for gmaieitptiif" Sitter. iom BET
ouerbobe0et er muligt for en- 5Drite
/ BET oemofrotiife 20oe 4arbun.
oreoe.
Den nuOiensiegenoe bar en- Or.
bejoer, iom bar Gepr9ientant for
en- ioeialoemofratiif Screening, Der
oiloe oprette en- @lasfabrif i aiti,
% M tom ban for at flaee til Son.
gen oner autoriteternes Omiosbsoe.
partementer. Ia ban ineen .Diplo.
mat" bnooe at tnee pan, msote ban
iimpeltben / Saffe oe Strnobot.
oGnoelie Ter iee Gem 6a / gir.
f~eligbeoenl" begpnote arbeioeren.
aSi0til bar ieg fun Jet Dem poa
6rimerfer."
aongen 10.
ySpis De noeen Sinoe fommer
til aiti, ina bill ies be0e Dem ON at
toee Opbolo hos os. Sno ifal iee
oiie Gem Dor 8lasfabrif."
Zen oil iea eerne iel" iooreOe
aongen.
Seq fan ganife piit life LOBE
Gem nogen begeiitret RootogeIie
ira 4rbeioernes Sioe.~ forti1tte 90.
cialoemofraten, De ma nsies meo
en- ~reipeftfuI0 ="
Ia Somtalen fom inc pno BET
egeutlige emne. bemprfeoe aonaen:
~Wlen De maa uioe. at iea bar
fuu Iiot al iiee. og ofte asr mine
Riniitre noeet annife anSet. END lea
snifer. | Stotens Sntercsie. o. BET
nrna iea bsie mig for. Nsn bois lea
fan gsre noaet for lem. Ton oil lea
hierieIia aerne ....."
arbeioeren. Iom life piloe I9pae
geiIaa pon aonaens lib Irnasre.
Ina pnn III ilr % reiiie ia. oa aon.
asn reiite Iia IiaeIeOes o. hiiaie
BAN III Tsren.
-enoHn blot en- Iine.- Inaoe ar.
beiberen. ibet aonasu trpfsebs baas
ooonb III afifeO. -Sea or 10 'nn en-
'ntiia gur. men bpis ien :urbe trNe
ZEN ON noaei .....-
.Sia bet fhnl-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-06-17

Rrof. gsaeilo er mi fommen til
Soma. bUOr bans fsrite 5orecrag
ionoi Steo | Ronooes (i3. SunD |
ainaiteO. Der par nrnlneeret Gore.
brna irIaenOe nn0re Ste0er: Goul.
ter. Geoar 5aas. 5reSspiae. @eit
Brand. Davenport. 1es Woines.
Grira o. elf Sorn.
Den "a. SUM gftermibboa QI.
s boISer grof. gsasiIo 5oreOrne
Der | Blair (poa G~ouribuiei). 90
ben %. er Der berommei ct iisrre
Rsbe | Omaha unoer Omaha Dill
Dealers asioention@s auipifier.
timber cpbolbei : Omaha oil Gro.
Ies'orrn afIraae peisa pon stuie.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-06-17
aaptain s. W. NpQer. :,

@aptnjn s. VI. Wpller. Sielge
aabelteleernm ira ben itdnoino.
oiif.amerifanife 9inies SooeOfon.
tor / asbenbapn oeOe G1ptain 6.
%. Wteller, Gbeien for 2iniens
MISREPRESENTATION, oen 9. 0s.
efter ct fort SpgeIeie. aaptain
Msaer, iom BAR % A1r gam.
mel, bapoe p9ret / 8iaet.aonto.
ret / 20 9tor. 0enne louge 1is.
neitetio loo BAN fomme I ge.
rsrine meo 6olt J. ale SnmfunOs.
itiqineer, og bans bsfIige 0pfsr.
ieI, iorOrinesleie Optreoen / 5or.
ening me0 bans reoeliee uofsreI.
ie al ofte ganife io9re 0pgoper
ifaffe6e BAN @enner / GrfinotaI,
life blot I SfnnOinnpien men og.
ioa i amerifa, boiIfe opbt bella.
ger bans tiOliee gortgong.
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Mel.: gn liOeu3iO op iaa 1oerdnOre.
5aroel s 9rgore, S6itre tere,
6arpel / Seiu ariti @aon.
81 bom oiI gipe Gris % 2@re.
Com tog o5 I i'm 5reIierfaon.
@i titles poo @enipn Dos @uo,
Som k1nret bar os til i'm 9ruo.
SAP Eat ior oisie 9sitiOsoage,
gi MO @uOs Riges @ooer Der.
8i 6iemoO glaO / aonoen BRACE;
36i Serren par os ale ner.
9a0 os | aan0ens Strait goa frem
8ou @ejen til port retire Stem.
gu gGI0er set at p9re Oaagen
s oenne onoe 6rlfalOstIO.
gt pi mna Ipie op | Soagen
90 tiene @ilo meo 9pit o. 6liO.
Gt Ri iom 2piets gsrn pao 5oro
81 ifommer os oeo Serreus Oro.
6rimoOig irem pon 2niets 9are,
3 @Innien al SUBS aprli9beO,
S Scamp moo bper en- 5DnOeonne
90 moo Dor fpdes 6ienOe ieo.
Soo bar ri 5noers @elbebaa
90 iries ira Al Spnos 9eora9.
6oroeI, ri moa binonoen iige,
@emooi0e, men BOG me0 Snob
On @enipn bit / 2piets 8ioe,
Sos Sefus-r SerIie6eoens @oab".
8arpeI I Sem 6reGiernnpn,
@aa @enipu bit I 6reoens 6oonl
). 6. aislIer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-06-17

5 AnleOning al at RuslonO en0e-
Zig 6or beiluttet al bersoe Sim
lan0 BETS SelpitanoigbeO, iperger
Gbi. Gec. Ser: 5Oa6 oil 8irfnin'
gen al set fatnle Stri6t blioe2 Bill
3uslano npoe 6inernes geloiGie og
2opalitet2 gil set life mare gore
Dem til bitre 6ienoer og ege sets eg-
ne geiDorIigbeoer, 6arer og 6orpif-
linger2
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-06-17

09an misbiQiger meo Hette, at
ct 6olf eaer ct Garti letter Jig Op
imoo 6en loolige Geeering. Ren
bpaO ifal mar ioa iige, naar ct tort
9anos &egering frntaeer ct IopaIt,
freoeligt Soft, Der fife er / Stano
iii at f~oripore Jig meo @agt, bets
&ettigbeoer og SeIpiten6igbeo? Oct
er Heuolution open ira.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-06-17

Mon er forbooiet ooer 8indots
Sptimisme og tiolisere 5inansmini.
iter Sbaus Besfimisme. 5 i'm ct.
gonl-5oIe imoo nSnteresierne" Jag.
be Bincbot, at rMorolen bar oe0
At brpoe iie Sci mo | golitiffen",
oe iornplig iagoe Sbop | en- Gale
| Chicago: ngi er ioa i~eloiife %
pengeerioife, at ri life fan nna op
til otbe plane Of citi5enibip." Rm
par tilbsielie til at pente omtreni
Oct moOiotte Of beeee De to R9no.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-06-17

Gooieoelts @uil0bnll-Sole / Con.
bon bar opret @enitan6 for en- bel
Del 4ritif ira De Gaoifole. Men
noenrigsminfiter Cir gopnr0 @rnp,
boem 5alen par forelagt, fsr ben
Bier 6olot, iiges, at 6et / Get belle
taget er Sen iterite 4nerfenOelie,
iom ct 9anos arbeioe nooen SinOe
er Dft Of en- gorger / ct anoet 2ano.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-06-17
4nnn @enrn hnr bolt ct iamn

Song @eorg bar baft ct iammen'
itso meo i'm Snoenri9sminiiter
Churchill. Get oar / bet fsrIte M6.
be, 4ongen bopoe me0 fit 9nbinet.
gburcbia oriite0e Jig til at iige:
Seq fan life pore enig meo De-
res Maieit9t. 0erpaa iDare6e aon.
gen: .5orfsi Gem bort fra nit an-
iigt Itrafs." Miniiteren ifal bore
bleben meget neoilnnet ooer bette
Spor.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-06-17

@aIOen. sen oiIoe faa eGbepns.
SIuttelie peotoa man en- traffic Be-
ilutning ON fife at little 8GlO /
6remtioen oeo gp9aeioretaeenOer
eler lignenoe.
Ser bIeo oroineret 3 aanOiooter
% optaget 3 MenigbeOer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-06-17

unioeriitetet / 9incoln. 2erefter fsI-
ger 6oreorag / @arquette,
Gannebrog, 9tpiteO % MinOen, Geb.
Chen ganr 1uren til GalOmeII,
Soabo, % pi6ere til Spofone og
Tacoma, @aibington.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-06-17

Jsaar eaierne bsnpenSer fs til 6olt, Der
apertereri gIabet, enten tor at tsbe bos benz
eaerfor at fuo Eplpsnine ON bet operterebe,
bebes De altib omtols. at 8e iaa auertisIes
aaentet bette Blab. Oct oil pore til gen
kbie Rptte.