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Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1910-12-07
Marvellous Discoveries

Mark the wonderful progress II thu
az. Air flights on heavy achine =,
tel-,,,ams without wires, t,rrIbi- Wal
iu vent ions to Kill men, ami that w,h-
der OF wouders-Dr. Kings New ih'
covyry-to save lie when ,htealeu'.'
10y coughs: colds, lagiippc, aeth'u"
Group, bronchitis, heu OH hag-s, hay
fever aud whooping cough or lur K
trouble. For al bronchial affection >
1t has no equal. 1t relieves instantly.
ITS the surest cure. james M. Black
of Asheville, n. c., X. X. No. 4, writes
it cured him OF an obstinate cough af
ter all other remedies failed; Soc aud
500. A trial bottle free. Guarantee,
" b. Il. Cornell.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1910-12-07
Conundrums.

When was a piece OF wood like
George V? When 1t was made into
ruler.
What Is that which no man wishes
to have. yet never wishes to lose? A
bald head.
What IS the difference between a
French pastry cook and a billposter?
One puffs up paste and the other
pastes up puffS.
What Is the first thing q man sets
in his garden? His foot.
Why are some men like pipes? Be
cause they are mere sham.
If a man bumped his head against
the top of the room. what stationery
article would he get? Ceiling whacks
Sealing wax.
What is a good thing to part with;
A comb.
Why Is the Bank OF England like q
thrush? Because II often changes 1t:
notes.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1910-12-07
Tho Ghost of Clopton.

A grewsome story of Clopton HOUSE.
StratfOrd-on-Avon (Which Mrs Cas-
kell visited as n girD Is told In Mrs
Chndwick's book on the novelist
Charlotte Clopton. who was supposed
to have died Of the plague. was buried
with fearful haste" She was diScOv-
ered-when the ancestral vault was
opened 10 receive another victim of
the plague-leaning against the wall
in her grave clothes: she was. indeed.
dead. but In her agonies Of despair
and hunger she had bitten piece
from her shoulder. "Of course sh,
has walked ever since" as Mrs Gas
Eall SDvS
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1910-12-07
A Cat In the Air

The three masted schooner WilliaE
r. Hood of Somerset was sailing along
the Massachusetts coast. and every
thing was peaceful. The ships cat
was summing himself Oh deck. not car
ing much If the schooner ever reached
port again, when suddenly there was
Il sweep OF wings. Il frantic and ago
nized meow. and pussy was rising In
The air I'm the 'tnlOns Of II great Ameri-
can eagle. That was the last that the
schooner's captain and crew saw OF
their pet and the hungry bird. They
say that the eagle must have meas
ured more than six feet from tip tt
tip Of the wings. Surely only such
bird could have flown away with
fourteen pound cat.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1910-12-07
A Woman,s Great Idea

Is how to make herself attractive
But, without health, it is hard for h''
to be lovely In face, form or temper. :
weak, sickly woman will be nervon
and irritable. Constipation and Kid
ney poisons show In pimples, blo,ches
skin eruptions and a wretched con
ulexion. But Electric Bltters al"a
prove &c dsend to wohen who wan
nealth, beauty and friends. They reg"
late stomach, Liver aud Kidneys. purnl
he blood, give strong nerves. brigh
eyes, pure breath. smooth. velvet
skin, lovely complexion, good health
Try them; SOC. at b. ii. Gorrelrs.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1910-12-07
Match Sticks.

Certain kinds of matches are shaved
with the grain from sawed blocks.
Others nre cut both ways by saws. In
still further varieties the blocks are
boiled to make them cut easily. BY
some machines a boiled or steamed log
is revoived on its own axis. and a
shaving the thickness OF match Is
cut round and round. This shaving is
mt the same time cut into lengths and
split into match sticks. 1t may be said
that there is hardly limit to the vari-
eties of methods employed. Round
matches are made by forcing them
through dies.-Harper's Weekly,
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1910-12-07
ShA knsw Him.

She-You know Harry so far as ]
am concerned ] an only too happ!
to become your wife, but my father
you know
He-But what has your father got I.
do with il: Your father hasn't got t,
live with me
She-No. Harry, but you may have
to live with father. you know.-Boston
Transcript
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1910-12-07
There's

ter not TELL he replied. There's
blood on my hands"
Then put 1t in the form OF a con-
fessiOn."
well. I'm dead against telling you.
but II / must | must. About that
time-when You kissed me. you know
there was n murder committed, and
your father run away at the same
time. The reason he did that was be-
cnuse he was liable TO be charged
with the murder. He was hunted
down in the woods and brought to jail
In town. That might the mob was
coming to lynch him. l found out
about it. went TO the jail with horse
and buggy. told the jailer and agreed
TO drive your father TO n safe place.
He agreed. We were followed by
some men on the watch for us. shot
one OF 'em. / got your father OF.
though"
There was so much labor In getting
out this simple story that when Joel
reached the end of IL he took out a
bandanna handkerchief and mopped
his brow. Then he tried TO go Gil and
explain what II cster'S father and
mother had said to him on the day
she kissed him. Hester permitted him
to stumble ON until he had got mex
tricably tangled up. when she stopped
him.
i've heard father tell all about that.
and he said he wns saved TO us by
one OF the noblest. bravest men that
ever lived. hut he would never tell his
name"
THAT was because I'd shot the man
and your father was the only person
living that knew il. II II had got ont
| should have had to suffer for it,
"And you were my fathers savior"
Most any one would have done IT.
There was a silence between them
at the end Of which Hester said:
"You asked me q question"
"Oh. never mind answering that.
know that can't be-"
She threw her arms about his neck
and the question was answered.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1910-12-07
ToIIino a Great Bell.

The great bell of ST. Paul's. Lon
don. is never tolled excepting at the
death and funeral of a member or
the royal family. the archbishop OF
Canterbury. the dean OF Canterbury.
the bishop of London. the dean of ST
Paurs and the lord mayor. should he
die during his mayoralty- Only tho
clapper and not the bell Is moved
when il Is tolled.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1910-12-07
THE GREAT MAN.

Il is easy in the world to live
after the worlds opinions. 1t IS
easy in solitude to live after our
own. but the great man is he who
in the midst Of the crowd keeps
with perfect sweetness the inde-
pendence Of solitude. - Ralph
Waldo Emerson.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1910-12-07
A Dreadful w ound

From knife, gun. tin can, rusty nail -,
fireworks. or of any other nature, de
,nands prompt treatment with Buck
lens Arnica Salve to prevent blood
poison or gangrene. It's the quickest,
eurest healer for all such wounds a.
also for Burns. Bells, Sores, ski
Eruptions, Eczema, Chapped Hands,
Corns OF Piles; 25c. at b. Ii. Gorrelrs
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1910-12-07
Kent the King at Home

For the past year we have kcI
the king OF laxatives-Dr. Kings Ne
Life Pills-in our home and they hav
proved blessing to all our family.
writes Paul Mathulka of Buffalo, N. Y
Easy, but sure remedy for ali Stomach
Liver and Kidney troubles. Only 25C
of &. II. GOrIell's.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1910-12-07

With the average wheat yield OF the
country but twelve or thirteen bushels.
the dry farmer who summer fsllows
his land every other year ana pro
duces thirty bushels Of wheat "on
years still beats the average by 1air
margin.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1910-12-07

For the housewife who may not be
acquainted with the recipe it may be
worth knowing that rust and mildew
stots on white goods may be removed
by moistening the spot with lemon
Juice, sprinkling thick with salt and
exposing TO the sunshine for a couple
Of hours
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1910-12-07

Dry and clean sleeping quarters not
only for dairy cows. but for hogs. are
10 be commended not only from the
standpoint OF the comfort but also the
health OF the animal. and in the end
this means cold cash for the owner
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1910-12-07
When the Hen Cackied.

81 heard hen giggle." said i've
year-old Blanche. who was visiting
grandma. but there wasn't any egg"
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1910-12-07
A Hard Job.

Husband What are you looking for.
dear? Wife, was looking for the in
visible hairpin 1 Just dropDeG-
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1910-12-07

The nub Of the argument against the
artificial coloring OF oleomargarine Is
to be found In the claim OF its oppo-
nents that the chief purpose of adding
the coloring matter Is to deceive the
consumer into believing he Is getting
butter tat when In reality he u only
getting beef grease and cottonseed oil.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1910-12-07

A ton OF butter removes but %
cents worth of fertility from the soil,
while In = ton Of cheese $50 worth OF
fertility Is removed. These simple
ngures are all that are needed to e1-
plain why the farms In n butter pro-
ducing locality do not lose their fertil-
ity. while those In locality wnere
cheesemaking Is the rule deteriorate
percepubly In the course OF a Few
years.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1910-12-07

that the gospel Of a better agricul-
cure which Is being preached In the
southern states is bearing fruit Is
vhown In legislation recently passed by
the Kentucky legislature authorizing
the establishment OF a new and fully
equipped agricultural college. headed
by DR.. NJ. A. Scoville. who will be sup
ported by a stan OF thirty nine PROBES
sors. The benefits resulting from such
an institution. wisely and intelligently
managed. can hardly be measured
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1910-12-07

Owing 10 the fact that they are
usually reared under quite artificial
conditions especially favorable TO the
encouragement Of tubercular tenden-
cies. pure bred cattle bought Mt the nv
erage sale should not be paid for un-
less q guarantee is forthcoming that
they are free from the disease. We
have lately run across several In
stances where infected animals OF this
type were secured and the price paid
because the above precaution was not
exercised. A little care taken nj the
right time would have snved botf
trouble and expense.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1910-12-07

The average sized farm OF the coun-
try contains triie more than a h'n-
dred acres. The smallest average acre
age Is found IN the three acre corn
farm Of Vermont. while the largest
average area Is found In the l69 acre
..nch In CaiifoS=E
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1910-12-07

The cartoonist Of a well known daily
paper OF the midle west recently PIC
tured Jack Frost In elfin garb painting
the leaves of maple tree. The senh-
ment is a rather attractive one and
quite generally held. but the fact
seems. on the contrary. TO be that the
leaves Of deciduOus trees take on most
beautiful coioTs when there are no
frosts whatever. The present autumn
gives nice Illustration OF the truth of
the above statement. as soft NAPLES
and even bur oaks have shown con
siderable color when In seasons oi
early frost they frequently show Tic
color az all
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1910-12-07

c. q. Pat;ei, OF charles City. Ia, one
" the veteran horticulturists or the
country. who has won medals AT
meetings OF the National Pomoiogicai
society for the best display OF apples
crown by exhibitor. has this season
picked several specimens Of new va
eiety Of apple. which he has named the
Coulnrd- Hybrid. IL rs II cross OF pip
pin on native wild crab. In form re-
sembling It's wild parent. IN color Its
tame and iu favor having the peculiar
tiles of both. The fruit is OF medium
size. green In color. and the tree upon
which II grows seems 10 be perfectly
hardly.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-07-12

lao reoe. d ieg ielp tom oerneo
ior at lie 0riginolerne til mine
SineOer, ianot ieg iom iagt, at
oisie por ganife notlirtro."
Ga. men BET itoar for MIG iaa-
ban, at Ceres BOG gsr mere emo
iimpeltben teene 9iaeOer, inaoan
iom De fleite Ter Dem, % ! mine
1anfer er oens iterite oa melt
benrioenoe @genifob Den, Of De
iremltiaer ariitus iom MenneifetS
Sen poo en- ioooon Moooe. al man
fsIer Jig pirfelie fenot meo BAN,
iom ON ban boooe lepet 90 liot
Oeoen ber miot iblanot os."
n9It bore Gem iige bette, genl
glGoer % rerer mig onbt. Obi ieg
tor baabe, at mango ANDRE fan bope
foaet oet inmmen Snotrnf unoer
8oqens 2psning. 90 bet bar 10
netop, bpoo iee iGrIig bapbe snifet
me0 Den.
Sooleoes fortalte @enerolens0en
eiter oennes 3Bo. Noor man fenoer
Sen bergmte. uomGrfet onatige og
pgte friitelige 6orfotters Sfriiter
og napnIig on %opennponte 9erf
nil Ell ioooon MeooeIelie bare i'm
ifsnne 9etponing.
Men iipr bette, of ban ferte lit
@ltosiorbolo belt tiIboge til lin
9nrnoom (nltioo: / ct f~riitent 2an6
qonife Def rette SteOD fan oaioo
/ pioere 9etponing fIinae meo no
oct al gpfferreitens itprfe aInng
for Somtioens 9eoioItbeo.
geo &. 9. q.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-07-12

Rere praftiif. Specialiit / Niger
brllg Deo NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. /
@aibington, 9icf 5. Grosbp, ~fortal-
te forle0en paa ct Meoe lime lloien.
hinge, of ell aorl, iom oil lore at
grape en- @rgft. at iele en- Seit, at
malfe en- So eler ut haanotere en-
9Ioo, ieger forgppes 10Oannnelie
poa en- 2anobrugsifole per / 2anOet.
De er for teoretiife og for liot prnf.
fife.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-07-12

iSamorbeioe, itsrre anitreneelier o9
oct oobbeIte Intol Nisiionprer."
Smtrent 20 5olere ira ale CO.
ne al 8eroen ~oariereoe, boer ira lit
lSpnspunft, BET iamme Semo: gSaa
IiOet giort. ina meget tilboge at
gore, men ale ioo Be meo frimo-
Dig Siuio ben til, at Bette meget
piIoe blioe eiort.
Ser Iso inotr9neen6e 8siter ON
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-07-12
ben / geiret. Spoo Der bsrer til

ben / geiret. Spoo Der bsrer til
SmuosIitterotiiren, fun beoemmes
no ira ct gunife naturli9t, oblef-
tint, principielt Spnspunft; og for
Of oonne iig Ell Wening berom, be.
bener ma beIoigpiS life at u9re
9@itbetifer at Yrofesiion; man be.
bsner fun at bore ct ipont oantet
Menneife meo noget alinoifob til
og aGrligbeo til ben 9ooe 2ittero'
tur.
Snao err oltioa Smn0slitterotur2
Get er Ell Iiort, enaorifntur al Den
go0e 2itterntur, al Den pgte og
cole Sfenlitterntilr. 90 buao er oct
eienoommeIige peo oenne aorifa-
tur2 Get ligeer | gsoonet: oct eien-
oommelige neo Snnlos er 10, at BET
t%ilisler, % noar oct faar goo til at
breoe Jig, uirfer oct imittenoe og
f~orraoonen0e. Gen cole og egte
Sfenlitterotur pirfer opflommen0e
og begeiitrenoe pno De lInges San.
tdiiIio % 6sleIieslio, letter Dem
itore Wonl, og pirfer oerigennem
forGOlen0e paa belle Gerionligbeoen.
aarifotnren, Smuoslitteratllren til.
ieler % beimitter 6antoiilinet og
6slelieslipet % pirfer 6erigennem
oplsien0e og forrooonenoe pnn belle
8erionli9be0en. 90 booo bette bar
at betpoe for belle 5olfeIibets Sluo.
beo % Strait, oct bnroe etbuert
tpnfenoe Wenneife funne in0ie.
9tnor Born og llnge Menneifer fsrit
bar fnaet Oeres 6ontaiilin grunoig
beiuolet 9enilem Smloslitteratrr,
oo er Der ifet en- @runoifooe, iom
oil ofte pore aigsrenoe i iorbGrue.
lig Retning, og iom Def. Ielo uttoer
De 6eoite 5orbolO,p i ppre DonifeIigt
belt at raaoe BOO pao.
Neo Senipn til SmnosIitteratu-
ems 9efpmpelie fan Der al % til
iremfomme en- iPreaen @anifelig.
be6. Get fan nemlig lie. at en- Dir.
felig 0iater fommer for Sfaoe at
Ifripe noqet, Der er u9r beilpgtet
meo Smnoslitteraturen og nPrmeit
oil pirfe I iomme Getning iom ben.
ne. Get bpnger iommen meO Den
triite aenosgerning. at ben betDoe.
lige 0igter meget goot fan pGre ct
rinae og t%nrpeIigt Wenneife. Der
gIenmer. bpnO ban ifnloer lit 6olf
% Zig ielp. Ser a9loer oet for Sol
fet ON at opre nongent og gennent
line aritifere og Anmeloere iige Sr.
0iateren ct borgerliqt Or0. tbi ieIu
BET ~iterite Semi er Dog til for Sol.
fets SfpIo; Solicit er life til for
@eniets Sfplo. Get er imiolertio
iaa beloiat, at ri / ben ioreliggenoe
2 itnation belt fan ie bort ira 6enne
8onifeligbe0; tbi De 9sger, Der fla
aes oper hos oct @ploenoalife 6or.
lag, er enten sanife blotteoe for
Galent. eaer 3%oIentet er ioa NITRO.
ifopiif life, at BET for Solicit fan
oGre ben IiaegpIOigite Soa at Der.
Den ON oct fommer til 6roe eaer Ell.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-07-12

Get isrite Spsrgsmaal. Def tee.
r%etiife, er bette: stan ct gamnlelt
og lint 6orlag uogiue Smuoslitte'
ratur og en0on blipe peo at ugre
lige tint og nobelt? 5ar oi
life ale en- u~mio0elbor 5%ornemmel-
ie az al bette Spergsmaa maa be-
ipares meo Aei Gtnor Ell Niano lp'
per, er BET bog neppe nogen tilitrPf-
telig llnoifDloning for BAN. at ban
ogiaa tiot taler Sanobeo; og ganife
paa innme Man0e ipnes oct at gGl.
be, Of mar en- Won0 u0giuer
Smuoslitteratur, fan oct life nere
nogen tilltrpffelig lluOifploning. at
ban ogioa nogiOer goo S%itteratur.
s .SDiflano bar Spsrgsmaalet
ON Smuoslitterdturen nDlig p9ret
0reitet poa en- @enerolioriamling d.
Tom De tpife gogbanoleres gsrsior-
ening bolot / 9eip5ig, % Der oeo-
toges oa Ell 3agsoroen, bpori ben
npDnte 5orening ouOtaler lin 0D6e
geflagelie af oen tarpelige Smm0s.
litternturs ubpggelige Soerbaano.
tagen. Tom meo TiIiioeirttelien af
etbpert SeniDn til 5oltets gelfGro
oa blottet for al aniparsfsleIie lige
o%Oerfor llnaoommens ~iipleliae og
legemlige Smobeo o9ffer ben men-
~neifelige Rotnrs lapeite Drifter og
uoasr en- nIoorlig 6are for bet ip.
beige @rumoIaa. Dor allltnr builer
pan~ - De | Tng | geip3ig
foriamIeoe Reprpientanter for BOG.
bonoeIen | 1nifIano. 9fterria %
SDeits frnlrager fla off 19Ilesifab
meo benz. Oerfremfsrer on nobreoer
en- inn0nn iolfeforaiften0r 9ittera.
tir. oa erfIarer oct for ben retie
pcahnnoIers ieIDfsIaeIiae pIigt al
oelinae | anmpen for at norDOoe
oct Gnbe. iom beriaennem triier
port 1oIf. peb eneraiif al bru0e ben
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-07-12

gooe 2itteratiir og oe6 at befpmpe
Den %ilette."
Aae beoerliee Menneifer oil iif.
fert uere enige meO De tpife Bog
bon0Iere / oisie llOtalelier. Den
Oeriom ct 6orIae ielo uoeiper
Smuoslitteratur 90 ioaleoes til
iioeiptter Senipn til 5olfets Bel
fpro", iao INDIES oct life, bporleOes
oct iomtioi1 ifiiloe fnnne yoeltoee
/ 9ompen for at uorpoOe bette Som-
~funosonoe."
Gettpnfenoe Nenneifer er 10 life
/ Ipinl ON, boaO man ifal BONNIE
ON ct iimpelt 6orla9, Der noellt-
fenoe uo9ioer ooorli9e, iiofle $50.
ger; og enboer 6orfotter meo nogen
SeIpogtelie piloe boIoe Jig for goo
til at Iooe line @sger nofomme poo
ct ioobont 5orlog. Men bpo0 ifnl
man ii0e ON ct tint 5orlag, ser
tiQige lio9ioer Smuoslitterotur2 @r
bette beore ltilet / moralif Sem
ieen0e2 - Ufon fan title Spergs-
manlet iubieftiut % operoele, ON
oct line 5orlog er minore lfDloigt
emo oct iimple. eaer ON bet life
inarere er mere ifploiat / Strait al
SGtningen n9l6eI forpliater" 90
man fon title Spergsmaalet OBJ
~ieftipt og un0erisge, ON bet fine
6orlog gsr minOre Sfnoe emo oct
iimple. eler ON oct life lnarere ger
mere Sfo6e, ioet set / bsiere @rao
bioroger til at forUirre 9%e9reberne.
6poroan man GA emo penoer %
oreier Oct. ipnes oct flart. at ct
lint 3orlag, Ser tiai9e uogioer
Smuoslitterotur. er Ell Abnormitet.
ell Misoonnelie / 6olfeleaemet, ct
1egn paa Ell 6orneoreliestiIitunO,
iom ct leoeopgtiet Soft life /
2pngoen oil finOe fig /. Do De 6or-
%inttere. Der no ira ieoelige @runb-
iGtninaer bofoer Jig for gooe til at
BRUCE ct iimpelt SmuosforIag, De
oil oaiaa. nnnr De iaor oDerpeiet
lSagen. boloe iig for gooe til Of bru.
ge et lint Smuosforlog.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-07-12
@aper til SilOams npc Strife.


9miobt, 81: u. Nielicn $40,
u. aoarup $40, SIR. anoerien
SO; Mc9aabb, 81: 5. 6. Sobn-
len So, geter Senien. CIR. 2uurit.
len, %. 9noerien, u. aofoeo, ga.
itor 81. Rosmusien, 5. %. RsI.
Ter, u. Rogenien, s. g. anoer.
len, 6. gIniien, 81. aeaer, S.
@ogenieh @iis 6. @ogenien, buer
81 ;;Miis u. anoerien, Miis 30. an.
oerien. beer 25c; @iis W. Sonien
SOC. SierteIig Snf.
3. 8. 2inoen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-07-12

20 Mpno bar ipgt en- SfaOeser-
ifatning pao 500 boer FOR at
pore blepen uoeluffet ira en- al Obi.
caaos CONNER @aroens. Ger er
CONNER @ar0ens / Chicago, til
bpilfe man mootte ppre piaig til at
betole en- Bonus for at blipe nGgtet
MOaong, bemprfer Obi. Rec. 9r.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-07-12

s 9ougbfeepiie, %. o., bleu en-
M1ano forleoen Gag osmt til fife
minore emo fem og life mere emo II
aor / Sing Sing 5Rngilet, foroi
ban / beruiet 5ilitono bnpoe moret
fig meo at ifpoe aligler gennem
ginouerne paa ct 8asiagertog.
9ommeren moa bape betragtet Ga.
gen ira oet opbsieoe Spnspunft, Of
7ruffenifab ingen rnoifpIoning bar
for Mon0ens 6or6rDoelie. Saaoon
bgr oct bore.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-07-12

en f~uinoelig aanoioat for gu.
~perngrpoiten / Stem 9ampibire for
uoiiaer, at m ii Aar oil Der bliOe
foin0elige aanoioater for 8uuerns-
rer / tpue Stoter. @un er foriig-
tia nof til life at iige, at Der pil
blioe tuinoelige @uoernsrer / iaa
mango Stater.
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Afrifa Og Sslam.

Der moa i9ttes Ell Stprte tuRrs
ooer Afrifo for at itanoie Sslams
5remtr9ngen o9 fsre Gritenoom-
men Ioro poa mo / Cuban. 0tu-
bammeoonlfe Establishment, enboer
Of Dem er MisiionGr for Sslam,
ifreo frem moo SpO, og ieg Tiger
meo Sfomfnlobeo, at ben brittle
2eoelie opmuntreoe / Girfeligbeoen
paa enbper Moaoe @eoningerne til
at blipe Northumberland, meoens
De binoreoe oeres SmDenOelie til
ariitenoommen."
,Mau maa iamle arpfterne. buor
De ~itsrite Slag fan pentes nof9mpe-
De - oct fierne Ziten % Central
Afrifo. Ger er 5are for Of ta6e til
Sslom life Blot itore 0ele of Del
afrifa, Der III er beOenife. men oa.
ion 2nnoItrefnin9er. Der mn er friit.
ne" (@. 8arnecf.)
Ser er 70 Miaioner @enneifer
/ 4frifa ubersrte al Gpnngeliet. y
MiGioner / 9liien. 9liiens Sierte bar
engang friitent, mn er oct mnbame-
oanif. @uo faloer os til oisie Gam
oe. % nj mac bragg 0erben MT
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-07-12

y0maba Bee bem9rfer trGifen-
De, at So6nion fife alene q ioa
Ipffelig at ilao Seffries, men oct
oil muligOis pie Jig, at ban bar
iIaoet belle r9ri3e Sighting" 5niti.
tutionen / 2anoet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-07-12
SorlagsuirfiOmbeo
Og Smuoslitteratnr.
Nj Sognepreit u. Shocf.
,ltationaltioenoe".

0iange onnife WiGn0 % aoinoer
&anoet oper bar peret tafnem
lige moo 4ropit 6enger. foroi ban
bar gipet Sisoet til Ell Orsitelie al
openneonte Sag, 90 moo o9ta-
tionaltioenoe@, foroi oct bar giDet
@laos for iorifeaige opgti9e 5nO-
lpg ont Spsrgsmaalet. Sagen er
/ &irfeligbeoen / bei @ra0 betpo-
ningSinlo. Zen angaar belle Den
ipoelige Reisning / port 6olf, iom
ollie tGnfenoe Menneifcr ieler Roo
uen6igbeoen al. Get por oerfor itor
iSfa0e. ON 3reftelien ifnloe lobe no
/ Sanoet - ifuloe enoe uoen noget
Meiultat. Get forefommer mig imi0.
lertio. at De SnOl9g, Der er trent
fomne til 6oriDnr ior oct @plOen-
onl'ife 5orlng, er pel ififfeoe Ill al
iorpllmte Sagen, % ieg fnnoe Der.
for snife at fremfomme meo nogle
9emrrfninger Scr at foo9ieoe pan,
bpao BET eaentIie orejer Jig ON. oil
oct oiitnof Dpre beIoigt at inmle oft
unoer TO iimple Spsrgsmaol. ct
tb%eoretiif og ct praftiif eaer %iaftiif.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-07-12

Roor eGIerne bsnpenber fig til Solf, ber
apertereri 9 Iobet. enten lor at tsbe hos hem
iIlerfor at foo Eplpsnine on bet cuertsrsbe,
sebes ge oltib omtaIe, at &c ioo apsrtisie=
uaentst / bette glob. 8st oil pore til gen
Nbia Nptte.